2026 CrossFit Games Final Day Results [Live Updates]

The 2026 CrossFit Games is slowly coming to a close on July 26th in San Jose, California. Following nearly a week’s worth of action, the athletes now take on the final day of the competition, which features a total of three individual and four team workouts. That is all that remains until this year’s Fittest Man, Woman, and Team on Earth are crowned.

James Sprague took the lead in the men’s division on day one of the 2026 CrossFit Games and managed to keep it all the way until the final day. He enters Sunday with a 29-point lead ahead of Dallin Pepper, putting him in prime position to reclaim the coveted title.

Aimee Cringle practically secured the win across the first three days of the 2026 CrossFit Games, as she can afford to lose over 100 points on the final day and still remain on top. Aimee already won five events, and just three challenges separate her from joining the elite company of Games winners, which includes Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr, Laura Horvath, and others.

CrossFit Mayhem has a history of winning the CrossFit Games, but their most recent title came in 2022. So, after four long years of waiting, they are now inching closer to the the trophy, with just one day separating them from reclaiming old glory.

2026 CrossFit Games Results — Final Day (Live Updates)

Men

1. James Sprague — 1214 points
2. Dallin Pepper — 1173 points
3. Jay Crouch — 1098 points
4. Justin Medeiros — 1020 points
5. Jayson Hopper — 1012 points
6. Ricky Garard — 978 points
7. Jeffrey Adler — 892 points
8. Roman Khrennikov — 890 points
9. Moritz Fiebig — 836 points
10. Guilherme Malheiros — 784 points
11. Dylan Hamming — 740 points
12. Colten Mertens — 731 points
13. Austin Hatfield — 728 points
14. Bayley Martin — 724 points
15. Victor Hoffer — 720 points

Women

1. Aimee Cringle — 1278 points
2. Emma Lawson — 1142 points
3. Lucy Campbell — 1137 points
4. Alex Gazan — 923 points
5. Madeline Sturt — 922 points
6. Olivia Kerstetter — 887 points
7. Arielle Loewen — 883 points
8. Paige Rodgers — 821 points
9. Danielle Brandon — 818 points
10. Ellie Turner — 816 points
11. Haley Adams — 816 points
12. Elisa Fuliano — 792 points
13. Siria Meha — 787 points
14. Kyra Milligan — 777 points
15. Abigail Domit — 746 points

Teams

1. CrossFit Mayhem — 740 points
2. CrossFit Whip — 715 points
3. CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 615 points
4. CrossFit Sodra Wattern — 555 points
5. CrossFit Asker Kriger — 505 points
6. Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 500 points
7. CrossFit Kia Maia — 480 points
8. Camp Rhino CrossFit — 465 points
9. Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp — 455 points
10. CrossFit Reykjavík CrossFit Reykjavík — 410 points
11. Snake CrossFit HWPO — 400 points
12. CrossFit 1124 — 390 points
13. Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD — 345 points
14. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit — 340 points
15. Q21 CrossFit — 335 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

Results Coming Soon

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

Results Coming Soon

Final Day Recap for Teams

Team Event 9 — TBA

For max load:

• 1-rep max deadlift

Rest 1 minute before completing Event 10.

Results Coming Soon

Team Event 10 — TBA

For max reps, one minute after completing event 9:

• Deficit handstand push-ups

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

Results Coming Soon

Team Event 11 — TBA

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

Results Coming Soon

Team Event 12 — TBA

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

Results Coming Soon

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The final day of the 2026 CrossFit Games wraps 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 turns the final leaderboard into a pure war of attrition, leaving only the most resilient athletes on the podium.

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