2026 CrossFit Games Final Day Results

The 2026 CrossFit Games came to a close on July 26th in San Jose, California. Following nearly a week’s worth of action, the athletes took on the final day of the competition, which featured a total of three individual and four team workouts. Once that was done, the competition crowned the new Fittest Man, Woman, and Team on Earth.

James Sprague opened the final day of the 2026 CrossFit Games with an event win, crushing the rower and SkiErg. From that point onward, he held a very significant lead, which followed him until the very end. As a result, James became the first man in history to win two non-consecutive titles at the CrossFit Games.

Aimee Cringle had one of the best outings ever seen at the CrossFit Games, as she managed to fill Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr’s shoes and dominated her way to the title. Cringle secured the title mathematically even before the final event, which goes to show just how much better she was than the remaining 29 competitors.

Although CrossFit Mayhem held the overall lead throughout the majority of the 2026 CrossFit Games and came into the final day in the top spot, a massive shakeup occurred in the final three events. Specifically, Mayhem placed 12th on the ninth event of the competition, which left the door open for CrossFit Whip. As expected, Whip utilized the opportunity, overtaking Mayhem and becoming the Fittest Team on Earth.

2026 CrossFit Games Results — Final Day 

Men

1. James Sprague — 1318 points (Winner)
2. Dallin Pepper — 1291 points
3. Jay Crouch — 1228 points
4. Justin Medeiros — 1104 points
5. Ricky Garard — 1100 points
6. Jayson Hopper — 1059 points
7. Jeffrey Adler — 970 points
8. Roman Khrennikov — 946 points
9. Guilherme Malheiros — 904 points
10. Moritz Fiebig — 898 points
11. Colten Mertens — 825 points
12. Dylan Hamming — 816 points
13. Bayley Martin — 804 points
14. Victor Hoffer — 775 points
15. Austin Hatfield — 762 points

Women

1. Aimee Cringle — 1394 points (Winner)
2. Emma Lawson — 1258 points
3. Lucy Campbell — 1229 points
4. Alex Gazan — 1041 points
5. Madeline Sturt — 1026 points
6. Olivia Kerstetter — 992 points
7. Arielle Loewen — 987 points
8. Paige Rodgers — 967 points
9. Elisa Fuliano — 926 points
10. Danielle Brandon — 926 points
11. Haley Adams — 882 points
12. Siria Meha — 857 points
13. Ellie Turner — 836 points
14. Abigail Domit — 826 points
15. Kyra Milligan — 815 points

Teams

1. CrossFit Whip — 1055 points (Winner)
2. CrossFit Mayhem — 1030 points
3. CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 940 points
4. Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 785 points
5. Camp Rhino CrossFit — 770 points
6. CrossFit Södra Vättern — 760 points
7. CrossFit Asker Kriger — 730 points
8. CrossFit Kia Maia — 700 points
9. Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp — 630 points
10. Snake CrossFit HWPO — 595 points
11. Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD — 590 points
12. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit — 580 points
13. CrossFit 1124 — 570 points
14. CrossFit Reykjavík CrossFit Reykjavík — 525 points
15. Q21 CrossFit — 525 points

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Final Day Recap for Individuals

Individual Event 18 — Machine 7200m

For time:

• Row 3,600 meters
• Ski 3,600 meters

Men’s Results

James Sprague was almost a collegiate rower during his younger years, which explains why he was able to cruise to the win in the opening event of the final day. He also displayed true champion mentality, claiming maximum points when it mattered the most. His final time came out to 24:22.46, with him being approximately 100 meters ahead of the next best man.

The 2025 Fittest Man on Earth, Jayson Hopper, left it all on the floor during his duel against Roman Khrennikov, with the two men battling for second place. In the end, Hooper’s effort gave him a time of 24:35.49, which was 1.5 seconds quicker than Roman’s final result.

• James Sprague — 24:22.46
• Jayson Hopper — 24:35.49
• Roman Khrennikov — 24:36.98
• Dallin Pepper — 24:39.77
• Dylan Hamming — 24:56.52
• Ty Jenkins — 25:09.55
• Moritz Fiebig — 25:12.56
• Ricky Garard — 25:16.57
• Kalyan Souza — 25:24.59
• Nika Maisuradze — 25:24.59

Women’s Results

Olivia Kerstatter established a very solid pace from the start, taking the lead on the rower. Moreover, as she was able to see the live scores of those following her, Olivia knew exactly what she needed to do in order to be the first one to get off the machine. She then took on the SkiErg for another 3,600 meters, where she was also the quickest. Others relied on fast cycling of strokes, while Kerstetter used her strength to generate more power with fewer pulls.

Lucy Campbell finished in second place after putting in a tremendous effort on the SkiErg, where she managed to overtake multiple women, including the overall leader, Aimee Cringle. Haley Adams had a similar experience in the event, but she placed third since she was 17 seconds slower than Campbell.

• Olivia Kerstetter — 27:36.00
• Lucy Campbell — 27:46.37
• Haley Adams — 28:03.10
• Aimee Cringle — 28:07.04
• Rachel Noel — 28:07.26
• Ellie Turner — 28:11.51
• Siria Meha — 28:11.92
• Arielle Loewen — 28:19.61
• Emma Lawson — 28:26.91
• Ella Wilkinson — 28:27.20

Individual Event 19 — Roll to Support AMRAP

As many reps as possible in 5 minutes of:

• 4 forward rolls to support
• 3 backward rolls to support

Men’s Results

Bayley Martin got his first-ever event victory at the CrossFit Games, which is truly a career-defining moment for him. He ended up achieving a total of 25 repetitions, which was enough to beat the runner-up, Ty Jenkins, by one rep. Victor Hoffer rounded out the top three with 22 reps.

Aside from the frontrunners, many enjoyed watching James Sprague and Dallin Pepper battle it out between them. Dallin wanted to make up some points on Sprague, but the overall leader made sure to stop him. James ended up beating Pepper by just one repetition.

• Bayley Martin — 25 (04:59.00)
• Ty Jenkins — 24 (04:56.00)
• Victor Hoffer — 22 (04:44.00)
• Patrick Vellner — 21 (04:39.00)
• Kalyan Souza — 20 (04:52.00)
• James Sprague — 20 (04:59.00)
• Dallin Pepper — 19 (04:48.00)
• Tudor Magda — 19 (04:59.00)
• Jay Crouch — 18 (04:50.00)
• Roman Khrennikov — 15 (04:34.00)

Women’s Results

Paige Rodgers and Arielle Loewen both achieved 23 results within the 5-minute time cap. So, it came down to a tiebreaker, prompting the organizers to rank them based on the time split for the final repetition. The check proved that Paige was just slightly quicker, finishing her 23rd rep in four minutes and 55 seconds, while Arielle Loewen was four seconds slower.

Elisa Fuliano fell just one rep short of Paige Rodgers and Arielle Loewen, demonstrating impressive gymnastics skills at the biggest stage in the world. She was very comfortable in third place, as no other woman reached the 20-rep milestone. Aimee Cringle placed in fourth place, extending her overall lead to 144 points, meaning that she mathematically secured the title going into the final event.

• Paige Rodgers — 23 (04:55.00)
• Arielle Loewen — 23 (04:59.00)
• Elisa Fuliano — 22 (04:59.00)
• Aimee Cringle — 18 (04:55.00)
• Madeline Sturt — 17 (04:54.00)
• Abigail Domit — 17 (04:57.00)
• Alex Gazan — 16 (04:38.00)
• Emma Lawson — 14 (04:44.00
• Janie Cheverie — 14 (04:49.00)
• Lydia Fish — 13 (04:20.00)

Individual Event 20 — Fibonacci Final

5-8-13 reps for time of:

• Deficit handstand push-ups
• Double-kettlebell deadlifts

Then,

• 89-foot kettlebell overhead walking lunge

Men’s Results

Guilherme Malheiros closed out the men’s competition with a win in the iconic Fibonacci Final. He cruised to the finish line, completing long and efficient lunges despite holding massive kettlebells above his head.

On the other side, many were interested in the battle between top two ranked athletes, James Sprague and Dallin Pepper. Dallin managed to finish the event before Sprague, but in order to catch up, he needed a couple of men to get between them. Sprague did not allow that to happen, finishing shortly after Pepper and winning the competition.

• Guilherme Malheiros — 05:16.70
• Jay Crouch — 05:23.94
• Ricky Garard — 05:48.21
• Tudor Magda — 06:00.02
• Colten Mertens — 06:00.23
• Dallin Pepper — 06:06.53
• Nika Maisuradze — 06:07.58
• Justin Medeiros — 06:14.11
• Dylan Hamming — 06:33.07
• James Sprague — 06:38.90

Women’s Results

Olivia Kerstetter claimed her second event win of the day, showing just how incredible and untouchable she is in certain events. Kerstetter set a time of 03:46.67, crushing everyone once again and wrapping up the 2026 CrossFit Games. Paige Rodgers was 23 seconds slower but still managed to finish in second place. Furthermore, Danielle Brandon concluded her campaign with a third-place finish.

Although she had already claimed the win mathematically, Aimee Cringle still came out and performed the event to the best of her abilities. She was the 8th woman to cross the finish line and was immediately crowned the Fittest Woman on Earth.

• Olivia Kerstetter — 03:46.67
• Paige Rodgers — 04:07.29
• Danielle Brandon — 04:17.76
• Elisa Fuliano — 04:20.22
• Alexis Raptis — 04:25.27
• Emma Lawson — 04:28.89
• Alex Gazan — 04:40.27
• Aimee Cringle — 04:49.10
• Lucy Campbell — 04:52.52
• Madeline Sturt — 04:55.36

Final Day Recap for Teams

Team Event 9 — Max Pull

For max load:

• 1-rep max deadlift

Rest 1 minute before completing Event 10.

CrossFit Oslo Kriger came out victorious in the first event of day four at the 2026 CrossFit Games. All four of their members performed a one-rep max and their accumulated score came out to 1855 pounds. With this, Oslo Kriger opened up an incredible day of action and pretty much secured their spot on the podium.

CrossFit Whip’s total weight came out to just 10 pounds less than CrossFit Oslo Kriger. However, Whip had the most to celebrate, as their biggest rivals, CrossFit Mayhem, ended up in 12th place. So, CrossFit Whip took over the leader’s jersey at the start of the final day.

• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 1855
• CrossFit Whip — 1845
• Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD — 1840
• CrossFit Södra Vättern — 1840
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — 1830
• CrossFit Body Blueprint — 1820
• Q21 CrossFit — 1820
• CrossFit Hendersonville Mayhem — 1820
• Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 1815
• CrossFit Asker Kriger — 1810

Team Event 10 — Max Push

For max reps, one minute after completing event 9:

• Deficit handstand push-ups

Women: 14-inch deficit
Men: 18-inch deficit

CrossFit Oslo Kriger secured a convincing win in the Max Push event, as all four of their members cycled deficit handstand push-ups efficiently, minimizing any time and energy loss. As a result, they managed to accumulate ten repetitions more than the next best team, while also beating the remainder of the field by even larger margins.

CrossFit Mayhem ended up with 135 repetitions, which was enough for a second-place finish. On the other hand, Whip placed fourth, accumulating eight reps less than Homefront CrossFit PRVN. So, Mayhem managed to reduce Whip’s lead and got a bit closer to the top spot.

• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 145
• CrossFit Mayhem — 135
• Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 123
• CrossFit Whip — 115
• CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit — 113
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — 111
• CrossFit Body Blueprint — 108
• CrossFit Asker Kriger — 108
• Q21 CrossFit — 107
• Snake CrossFit HWPO — 107

Team Event 11 — 400%

For time:

Male 1 completes:

• 30 shuttle box jumps
• 30 snatches

Male 2 completes:

• 30 snatches
• 30 shuttle box jumps

Female 1 completes:

• 30 shuttle box jumps
• 30 snatches

Female 2 completes:

• 30 snatches
• 30 shuttle box jumps

CrossFit Oslo Kriger was on a mission during the final day of the 2026 CrossFit Games, having won three consecutive events. The ‘400%’ event largely depended on individual quality, with every athlete having their own moment to shine. Well, no one was brighter than Oslo Kriger, as they reached the finish line 27 seconds before anyone else.

The eleventh event was also an important moment for CrossFit Whip, as they were looking to defend their lead. Well, by finishing in second place, they minimized the damage, not allowing the event winners to gain too many points and increasing their lead ahead of Mayhem. Snake CrossFit squeezed into third place, finishing the event 14 seconds after Whip.

• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 14:53.06
• CrossFit Whip — 15:20.36
• Snake CrossFit HWPO — 15:34.18
• CrossFit Kia Maia — 15:37.63
• CrossFit Mayhem — 15:39.69
• Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 15:57.83
• Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD — CAP+3
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — CAP+5
• Q21 CrossFit — CAP+5
• CrossFit Asker Kriger — CAP+6

Team Event 12 — 2018 Lunging Worm

For time:

• 30-foot Worm walking lunge

Then,

36-24-12 reps of:

• Worm thrusters
• Burpees over the Worm

Then,

• 30-foot Worm walking lunge

Solidarity CrossFit won the final event of the competition with a time of 11:28.73. However, CrossFit Whip stole the spotlight, since an 8th-place event finish was enough to secure them the 2026 CrossFit Games title. Throughout the entire event, they just made sure to stick alongside CrossFit Mayhem, as that was their only real threat. Mayhem finished just one position above Whip, which did not earn them enough points to take back the top spot.

• Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp — 11:28.73
• CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit — 11:38.70
• CrossFit Fort Vancouver — 11:43.17
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — 11:54.83
• CrossFit Södra Vättern — 11:54.89
• CrossFit Kia Maia — 12:04.82
• CrossFit Mayhem — 12:10.53
• CrossFit Whip — 12:10.92
• Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 12:25.36
• CrossFit 1124 — 12:33.29

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The final day of the 2026 CrossFit Games wrapped up one of the most intense and difficult editions of the event, as it lasted longer and featured more events than ever before. That unprecedented volume turned the final leaderboard into a pure war of attrition, leaving only the most resilient athletes on the podium.

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