2026 CrossFit Games Results, Recap, and Leaderboards

The 2026 CrossFit Games took place on July 22-26 in San Jose, California, marking the landmark 20th anniversary of the event. The special edition also brought some unique changes, as the individuals had to complete a total of 20 events across the span of four days. In the end, James Sprague and Aimee Cringle were crowned the Fittest Man and Woman on Earth, while CrossFit Whip claimed the win in the Teams division.

The target on James Sprague’s back only grew bigger on the final day, but the men’s leader refused to yield. Balancing calculated pacing with high-output event finishes, Sprague successfully defended his spot atop the leaderboard and won the competition for the second time in his career.

Operating under the pressure of the leader’s jersey in the women’s division, Aimee Cringle managed to protect her lead across all four days of the 2026 CrossFit Games. She ended up building over a 100-point cushion at the top, which mathematically secured her the win with one event to go. Aimee still completed the last event and celebrated her achievement on the competition floor.

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 & Leaderboards 

Men (Top 15)

Women (Top 15)

Teams 

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Final Day Event Recap for Individuals

Individual Event 18 — Machine 7200m

For time:

• Row 3,600 meters
• Ski 3,600 meters

Men’s Results

Although he had a small lead going into the final day of the 2026 CrossFit Games, James Sprague knew that he was still in a vulnerable position. So, he prepared for Machine 7200m, knowing that it could be one of the deciding moments of the competition. Sprague kept his focus throughout the entire workout and ended up claiming the win with a time of 24:22.46. Moreover, Jayson Hopper and Roman Khrennikov managed to beat Dallin Pepper, helping James extend his overall lead even further.

• 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 Kerstetter dominated the entire Machine 7200m workout, as she remained first throughout the entirety of it, which lasted nearly half an hour. Lucy Campbell was the second-quickest woman in the event, finishing with a time of 27:46.37. Campbell really excelled in the second part of the workout, overtaking multiple athletes and progressively getting closer to Kerstetter as well. Haley Adams took third 17 seconds after 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 had his best-ever performance at the CrossFit Games, which earned him the first event win at the prestige competition. The winning number of reps came out to 25, but it was closely followed by Ty Jenkins’ 24 successful repetitions. Victor Hoffer narrowly beat Patrick Vellner for third place, despite the fact that Vellner had the best start out of everyone.

• 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 were the stars of the penultimate event at the 2026 CrossFit Games. Both demonstrated exceptional gymnastics skills on the rings and achieved 23 repetitions. However, Paige ended up taking the win due to a tiebreak, pushing Loewen down to second place. With one rep less, Elisa Fuliano secured third place.

• 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 claimed the win in the final event of the competition with a time of 5:16.70. He was followed by Jay Crouch, whose performance earned him a bronze medal overall. The other battle that attracted attention involved James Sprague and Dallin Pepper. James placed lower in the event, but that was still enough for him to reclaim the title of Fittest Man on Earth.

• 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

The final event belonged to Olivia Kerstetter, who opened day four with a win and closed it off with another victory. Her time of 03:46.67 was enough to beat Paige Rodgers and Danielle Brandon, who ended up in second and third place. Aimee Cringle ranked 8th in the event, but that was more than enough to make her the 2026 CrossFit Games Champion.

• 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 Event 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 took the win in event nine, but CrossFit Mayhem’s 12th-place finish was the topic of the day. Despite being in the lead for the majority of the competition, Mayhem’s mishap allowed CrossFit Whip to gain an advantage with just two events to go. Whip placed second in the event, while Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD finished in third.

• 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

Last year’s champions, CrossFit Oslo Kriger, put up a dominant display, showcasing a group of incredible athletes, all of whom possessed immense upper body strength. So, they ended up performing a total of 144 reps, which was far more than they needed to claim the win and the points. CrossFit Mayhem reduced CrossFit Whip’s lead with a second-place finish. Homefront CrossFit PRVN was the third-best team with 122 reps to their name.

• 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

Last year’s champions, CrossFit Oslo Kriger, put up a dominant display, showcasing a group of incredible athletes, all of whom possessed immense upper body strength. So, they ended up performing a total of 144 reps, which was far more than they needed to claim the win and the points. CrossFit Mayhem reduced CrossFit Whip’s lead with a second-place finish. Homefront CrossFit PRVN was the third-best team with 122 reps to their name.

• 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 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

The Lunging Worm proved just how fatigued every competitor was, but they still showed great desire to finish the competition with a bang. Solidarity CrossFit ended up taking the win with a time of 11:28.73, beating CrossFit Butcher’s Lab and CrossFit Fort Vancouver, who placed second and third, respectively. On the other hand, CrossFit Whip took eighth place, which was enough to secure them the title of Fittest Team on Earth.

• 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

Day Three Recap for Individuals

Individual Event 13 — 500 Run

• 500-meter sprint

Men’s Results

Being a running event, it was practically a guaranteed event win for Ricky Garard, who has an unparalleled ability to maintain a mind-blowing pace for extended periods of time. So, he adjusted his speed to the race, making sure to be just slightly faster than the group behind him. However, his facial and body expressions proved that he was capable of much more, as he started celebrating the win a couple meters before the finish line. Guilherme Malheiros was stuck behind Ricky Garard throughout the entire race, trying to channel more energy to take the win, but being unable to get around him. Kalyan Souza’s sprint in the final straight put him in third place.

• Ricky Garard — 01:13.09
• Guilherme Malheiros — 01:13.31
• Kalyan Souza — 01:13.98
• Dylan Hamming — 01:14.18
• Bayley Martin — 01:15.01
• Quinn Robinson — 01:15.39
• Jeffrey Adler — 01:16.12
• Ty Jenkins — 01:16.38
• Saxon Panchik — 01:16.39
• Jay Crouch — 01:16.45

Women’s Results

Aimee Cringle spent years doing track and field. So, she was excited to take on the 500-meter sprint. In turn, she kicked the race off with high speed, joining Danielle Brandon and Haley Adams at the front of the group. Aimee proved to be the only one capable of maintaining that pace and claimed yet another event win. Rachel Noel and Aline Wriz excelled in the second portion of the sprint, which put them in second and third place, respectively.

• Aimee Cringle — 01:20.98
• Rachel Noel — 01:21.31
• Aline Wirz — 01:22.05
• Madeline Sturt — 01:22.26
• Matilde Garnes — 01:23.24
• Ella Wilkinson — 01:23.97
• Alex Gazan — 01:24.13
• Holly Tynan — 01:24.72
• Emma Lawson — 01:24.94
• Erica Folo — 01:25.11

Individual Event 14 — Triple Pig

For time:

• 10 bar muscle-ups
• 15 GHD sit-up wall-ball shots
• 20 triple-unders
• 1 Pig flip
• 15 bar muscle-ups
• 20 GHD sit-up wall-ball shots
• 25 triple-unders
• 2 Pig flips
• 20 bar muscle-ups
• 25 GHD sit-up wall-ball shots
• 30 triple-unders
• 3 Pig flips

Men’s Results

Patrick Vellner was simply unbeatable in the Triple Pig event, reminding everyone why he is widely considered to be one of the greatest CrossFitters in history. He completed the event in 10 minutes and 31 seconds, giving the athletes in later heats a challenge that proved to be impossible. So, he ended up taking the event win and beat everyone by 15 seconds or more.

Dallin Pepper, James Sprague, and Justin Medeiros spent over ten minutes battling for second place. James seemed to be the frontrunner throughout the majority of the workout, but he ended up dropping behind Medeiros and Pepper. However, Medeiros ended up making multiple consecutive mistakes on the triple-unders, giving Dallin and James second and third place, respectively.

• Patrick Vellner — 10:31.58
• Dallin Pepper — 10:46.92
• James Sprague — 11:11.25
• Justin Medeiros — 11:38.16
• Spencer Panchik — 11:59.50
• Roman Khrennikov — 12:16.50
• Bayley Martin — 12:21.93
• Moritz Fiebig — 12:46.52
• Jeffrey Adler — 12:51.91
• Jay Crouch — 12:54.44

Women’s Results

Aimee Cringle continued shocking everyone and showing that she has no weaknesses at all. From the strength on the muscle-ups, precision and momentum on the GHD wall ball shots, and finally, incredible coordination on the triple-unders, Aimee executed everything with absolute perfection and achieved a time of 10:41. There was nearly no time for improvement, since she barely took any time to rest and moved at remarkable speed. She was followed by Kyra Milligan with a time of 12:28 and Arielle Loewen with 12:43.

• Aimee Cringle — 10:41.36
• Kyra Milligan — 12:28.34
• Arielle Loewen — 12:43.09
• Anikha Greer — 13:05.98
• Ellie Turner — 13:08.65
• Emma Lawson — 13:17.86
• Ella Wilkinson — 13:29.49
• Holly Tynan — 13:29.55
• Elisa Fuliano — 13:34.76
• Paige Rodgers — 14:02.84

Individual Event 15 — 2020 Speed Snatch

For time:

• 3 snatches (1-minute cap)

Women: 145 – 150 – 155 lb
Men: 225 – 235 – 245 lb

Ten slowest eliminated.

Then,

• 3 snatches (2-minute cap)

Women: 160 – 165 – 170 lb
Men: 245 – 255 – 265 lb

Ten slowest eliminated.

Then,

• 3 snatches (3-minute cap)

Women: 175 – 180 – 185 lb
Men: 265 – 275 – 285 lb

Men’s Results

As the round progressed and the snatches got heavier, Guilherme Malheiros managed to put more distance between himself and the rest of the field. While others had to put in high efforts, Malheiros made easy work of the lifts, showing that he is arguably the strongest man in the lineup. Tudor Magda claimed second place three seconds after Guilherme with a time of 0:24.42, while Bayley Martin rounded out the top three, being the only other man to finish in under 30 seconds.

• Guilherme Malheiros — 0:21.27 (Round 3)
• Tudor Magda — 0:24.42 (Round 3)
• Bayley Martin — 0:26.26 (Round 3)
• Dallin Pepper — 0:34.74 (Round 3)
• Kalyan Souza — 0:36.85 (Round 3)
• Dylan Hamming — 0:42.98 (Round 3)
• Quinn Robinson — 01:25.31 (Round 3)
• Jeffrey Adler — 01:29.10 (Round 3)
• Ty Jenkins — 01:36.82 (Round 3)
• Spencer Panchik — 02:05.15 (Round 3)

Women’s Results

Hannag Black and Bergrós Björnsdóttir were dominant throughout the entire event and were the favorites to take the event win going into the final round. However, Bergros ended up missing her final attempt, which made the job easier for Hannah, who ended up on top of the leaderboards. Moreover, Olivia Kerstetter and Elisa Fuliano also managed to overtake Bergros on the final lift to claim second and third.

• Hannah Black — 0:20.55 (Round 3)
• Olivia Kerstetter — 0:23.09 (Round 3)
• Elisa Fuliano — 0:24.94 (Round 3)
• Bergrós Björnsdóttir — 0:30.23 (Round 3)
• Abigail Domit — 0:31.29 (Round 3)
• Anikha Greer — 0:37.19 (Round 3)
• Kyra Milligan — 01:12.17 (Round 3)
• Alex Gazan — 02:27.55 (Round 3)
• Matilde Garnes — 03:01 (Round 3)
• Ellie Turner — 03:03 (Round 3)

Individual Event 16 & 17 — Echo Thruster / Jump Pull Yoke

21-18-15 reps for time of (Event 16):

• Echo bike calories
• Thrusters, increasing in load

When the clock reads 10 minutes, complete for time (Event 17):

• 20 shuttle box jumps
• Seated sled pull
• 30-foot yoke carry, weight 1
• 30-foot yoke carry, weight 2
• 30-foot yoke carry, weight 3

Women: 85/95/105-lb short-bar thruster, 30-inch box, 140-lb sled, 345/405/445-lb yoke

Men:115/135/155-lb short-bar thruster, 36-inch box, 170-lb sled, 425/565/665-lb yoke

Men’s Results (Event 16)

The ‘King of the Echo Bike’, Dallin Pepper, struck again in the penultimate event of day three, proving that his stamina and output are unparalleled. Consequently, he was the one who took the event win, being the only one to finish the event in less than five minutes. Pepper was followed by two former CrossFit Games champions, with James Sprague beating Jayson Hopper in their duel for second place.

• Dallin Pepper — 04:55.43
• James Sprague — 05:18.14
• Jayson Hopper — 05:19.08
• Colten Mertens — 05:21.44
• Austin Hatfield — 05:22.07
• Jay Crouch — 05:22.14
• Justin Medeiros — 05:27.81
• Victor Hoffer — 05:31.81
• Nika Maisuradze — 05:32.35
• Aniol Ekai — 05:37.24

Men’s Results (Event 17)

James Sprage managed to top the leaderboards when it mattered the most, managing to win the final event of day three in order to hold on to his overall lead going into the last day of the 2026 CrossFit Games. Henrik Haapalainen was the second quickest man to complete the event, showing pure strength on the Yoke Carry and sled pull. Jayson Hopper placed third once again, demonstrating great strategy and endurance in the final moments of the day.

• James Sprague — 03:20.65
• Henrik Haapalainen — 03:38.09
• Jayson Hopper — 03:39.81
• Austin Hatfield — 03:45.98
• Jeffrey Adler — 03:46.53
• Dallin Pepper — 03:50.16
• Jay Crouch — 03:54.09
• Moritz Fiebig — 03:55.83
• Nick Mathew — 03:58.48
• Calum Clements — 04:02.37

Women’s Results (Event 16)

Seeing that events 16 and 17 were separated by just a couple minutes, many athletes decided to pull back on their effort a bit in order to conserve energy for the second workout as well. However, it seemed that Ellie Turner decided to dedicate herself to the Echo Thruster, as she was the only one who finished the task in under six minutes. She ended up taking the win but also placed 24th in the very next event. Lucy Campbell finished in second place with a time of 06:00.78, while Mirjam Von Rohr turned out to be the third fastest one.

• Ellie Turner — 05:54.27
• Lucy Campbell — 06:00.78
• Mirjam Von Rohr — 06:07.74
• Olivia Kerstetter — 06:08.32
• Emma Lawson — 06:23.34
• Siria Meha — 06:39.26
• Aimee Cringle — 06:42.05
• Alex Gazan — 06:42.21
• Madeline Sturt — 07:06.44
• Alexis Raptis — 07:09.95

Women’s Results (Event 17)

Lucy Campbell demonstrated an incredible ability to recover within very short timeframes, as she was able to follow up her second place from event 16 with a victory in the Jump Pull Yoke. While many struggled with lower body fatigue, Lucy crushed all aspects of the workout and needed just 03:16.21 to reach the end. Olivia Kerstetter claimed second 14 seconds later, while Matilde Garnes edged out the overall leader for a top three finish.

• Lucy Campbell — 03:16.21
• Olivia Kerstetter — 03:30.05
• Matilde Garnes — 03:38.46
• Aimee Cringle — 03:39.33
• Emma Lawson — 03:41.15
• Haley Adams — 03:55.44
• Rachel Noel — 04:01.15
• Siria Meha — 04:03.56
• Miley Wade — 04:05.57
• Arielle Loewen — 04:06.28

Day Three Recap for Teams

Team Event 6 — Pig Party

3 rounds for time of:

• 10 bar muscle-ups
• 10 GHD wall-ball shots
• 10 dumbbell front squats
• 1 Pig flip

After winning the final event of day two at the 2026 CrossFit Games, CrossFit Whip came out on day three and won the opening event as well. This was very important for them, as they aimed to catch up with the overall leaders, CrossFit Mayhem. That being said, Mayhem placed second and minimized the damage to their position. CrossFit Kia Maia grabbed the final spot in the top three with a time of 09:37.73

• CrossFit Whip — 08:50.78
• CrossFit Mayhem — 09:21.41
• CrossFit Kia Maia — 09:37.73
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — 09:38.76
• CrossFit Södra Wättern — 09:38.87
• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 09:48.87
• CrossFit Asker — 10:11.73
• Solidarity CrossFit — 10:24.95
• Q21 CrossFit — 10:42.94
• CrossFit Butcher’s Lab — 10:51.07

Team Event 7 — (2021) Worm Hang Clean and Jerk

For time:

• 50 Worm hang clean and jerks

Note: The rest between Events Six and Seven was just two minutes.

CrossFit Mayhem utilized the short rest between the events and came out swinging in the Worm Hang Clean and Jerk. Their pace was relentless and didn’t drop a bit from start to finish. As a result, they put up a winning time of 03:50, taking back the points they lost in the previous event and even increasing their overall lead. Solidarity CrossFit placed second, getting between CrossFit Mayhem and CrossFit Whip.

• CrossFit Mayhem — 03:50.75
• Solidarity CrossFit — 04:09.09
• CrossFit Whip — 04:14.20
• CrossFit Butcher’s Lab — 04:38.58
• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 04:44.29
• Homefront CrossFit — 04:48.49
• Q21 CrossFit — 04:49.06
• CrossFit Södra Wättern — 04:49.14
• Snake CrossFit — 04:59.14
• Blueprint CrossFit — 05:00.75

Team Event 8 — Presidential 400

For time:

• 4 x 400-meter relay (F/M/F/M)

CrossFit Whip closed out their third day with another 100 points, winning two out of three events on Saturday. All four team members proved to be incredible runners, which, combined with smooth transitions, allowed them to get a comfortable lead at just the right time. Consequently, they crossed the finish line without any pressure, while the teams behind them battled fiercely for second place. CrossFit Oslo Kriger was the second quickest team, but they beat CrossFit Mayhem by only 0.02 points.

• CrossFit Whip — 04:03.75
• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 04:05.97
• CrossFit Mayhem — 04:05.99
• CrossFit Asker Kriger — 04:06.14
• CrossFit Kia Maia — 04:06.81
• Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 04:08.18
• Snake CrossFit HWPO — 04:09.07
• Q21 CrossFit — 04:09.67
• Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD — 04:11.74
• CrossFit Aylesbury — 04:16.02

Day Two Recap for Individuals

Individual Event 8 — Climbing Snail ‘26

For time:

• Snail push
• 2/3 legless rope climbs
• 30 toes-to-bars
• 4/5 rope climbs
• Snail push

Men’s Results

Roman Khrennikov has been a contender for the title in multiple previous editions of the CrossFit Games, and his performance in the Climbing Snail proved that he is one of the favorites once again. He absolutely crushed the snail push and displayed incredible upper body strength on the legless rope climbs. He ended up stopping the time at 05:27. James Sprague was doing his best tracking down Khrennikov, but he ended up finishing 19 seconds later. That was enough to claim second, as it beat Dallin Pepper’s time of 05:52.

• Roman Khrennikov — 05:27.60
• James Sprague — 05:46.03
• Dallin Pepper — 05:52.12
• Jayson Hopper — 06:00.48
• Ricky Garard — 06:09.03
• Guilherme Malheiros — 06:22.52
• Patrick Vellner — 06:23.29
• Henrik Haapalainen — 06:23.98
• Justin Medeiros — 06:28.52
• Calum Clements — 06:41.63

Women’s Results

Event eight was all about Alex Gazan, as she showed no signs of struggle throughout the entire workout. As a result, she needed just four minutes and 55 seconds to reach the finish line. Paige Rodgers also had a smooth run, moving quickly both on the rope and while pushing the massive Snail. However, while she did manage to place second, she was still 13 seconds slower than Gazan. Danielle Brandon secured her second consecutive third-place finish with a time of 05:23.

• Alex Gazan — 04:55.22
• Paige Rodgers — 05:08.73
• Danielle Brandon — 05:23.14
• Elisa Fuliano — 05:27.14
• Emma Lawson — 05:27.99
• Aimee Cringle — 05:30.70
• Kyra Milligan — 05:33.01
• Madeline Sturt — 05:33.99
• Siria Meha — 05:41.21
• Olivia Kerstetter — 05:43.49

Individual Event 9 — 3D Throw

For total distance:

• 1 throw, right
• 1 throw, left
• 1 throw, backward

Women: 20-lb
Men: 30-lb

Men’s Results

The Brazilian representative, Guilherme Malheiros, got an event win under his belt, utilizing his tremendous power and near-perfect throwing technique to achieve a score of 123. He was followed closely by Patrick Vellner and Dylan Hamming, as both men achieved a score of 122 after all three tosses.

• Guilherme Malheiros — 123
• Patrick Vellner — 122
• Dylan Hamming — 122
• Bayley Martin — 117
• Henrik Haapalainen — 116
• Justin Medeiros — 116
• Dallin Pepper — 114
• Jayson Hopper — 114
• Aniol Ekai — 114
• Jay Crouch — 113

Women’s Results

The women’s implement weighed 20 pounds, which proved to be good programming, as it allowed all athletes to establish good scores while also incorporating the element of raw power. Abigail Domit mastered the skill, tossing the implement easily with all three techniques and achieving a score of 108. Hannah Black was not far behind with 106, while Alex Gazan rounded out the top three by narrowly beating Greer and Björnsdóttir.

• Abigail Domit — 108
• Hannah Black — 106
• Alex Gazan — 100
• Anikha Greer — 99
• Bergrós Björnsdóttir — 99
• Matilde Garnes — 97
• Aimee Cringle — 97
• Arielle Loewen — 96
• Kyra Milligan — 95
• Madeline Sturt — 94

Individual Event 10 — Run Hang Squat Clean

4 rounds for time of:

• 660-meter run
• 10 hang squat cleans

Women: 155-lb short barbell
Men: 225-lb short barbell

Men’s Results

The tenth event of the 2026 CrossFit Games seemed to really suit Jay Crouch, as he demonstrated exceptional barbell efficiency and maintained a relentless pace on the runs. In doing so, Crouch built a comfortable 13-second lead over the runner-up, Justin Medeiros, and third-place finisher, Jeffrey Adler. The battle for second place was much more intense, since Medeiros managed to beat Adler by less than 0.5 seconds.

• Jay Crouch — 14:15.05
• Justin Medeiros — 14:28.63
• Jeffrey Adler — 14:29.04
• Roman Khrennikov — 14:34.51
• Jayson Hopper — 14:40.02
• James Sprague — 15:00.07
• Dylan Hamming — 15:03.30
• Colten Mertens — 15:05.27
• Austin Hatfield — 15:12.86
• Dallin Pepper — 15:19.14

Women’s Results

Emma Lawson claimed the top honors in the women’s division for the tenth event, delivering a standout performance with the barbell and on the runs. In a tightly contested battle for the top spot, Lawson managed to hold off a determined Lucy Campbell, beating her by less than two seconds. Ellie Turner was the third quickest to reach the finish line, doing so another 24 seconds after Campbell.

• Emma Lawson — 14:56.52
• Lucy Campbell — 14:58.20
• Ellie Turner — 15:22.34
• Aimee Cringle — 15:44.14
• Siria Meha — 15:51.76
• Arielle Loewen — 15:56.13
• Kyra Milligan — 16:00.44
• Olivia Kerstetter — 16:02.53
• Miley Wade — 16:09.65
• Madeline Sturt — 16:11.05

Individual Event 11 — Handstand Sprint

For time:

• Handstand walk course

Men’s Results

Victor Hoffer grew up doing gymnastics and was a national-level competitor in France. As such, he was the clear favorite for the Handstand Sprint. However, nothing could have prepared the viewers for what they were about to see, since Hoffer’s performance exceeded even the wildest expectations. He completed multiple handstand push-ups with ease, elegantly performed pirouettes, and wrapped it up with a stable and quick traverse of the parallel bar. As a result, he won the event with a time of 01:05. Gulherme Malheiros also displayed impressive upper body strength and gymnastics skills to secure second place ahead of Ben Fowler.

• Victor Hoffer — 01:05.62
• Guilherme Malheiros — 01:30.26
• Ben Fowler — 01:50.18
• Henrik Haapalainen — 02:03.19
• Jay Crouch — 02:05.48
• Justin Medeiros — 02:05.49
• Colten Mertens — 02:05.66
• Ricky Garard — 02:07.48
• Tudor Magda — 02:09.07
• Dylan Hamming — 02:19.22

Women’s Results

Paige Rodger made the handstand course look effortless, achieving the only sub-two-minute time in the division. In what was a high-stakes balance game, Paige managed to remain composed, taking moments to rest in order to make sure of her success. On the other hand, Danielle Brandon seemed to be the biggest threat for Paige, but she ended up making multiple mistakes in the final portion of the event, which cost her ten positions on the leaderboard. On the other hand, Elisa Fuliano was comfortable in second place with a time of two minutes and three seconds, while Lydia Fish took third 33 seconds later.

• Paige Rodgers — 01:56.58
• Elisa Fuliano — 02:03.55
• Lydia Fish — 02:36.49
• Alexis Raptis — 02:46.78
• Anikha Greer — 02:47.98
• Emma Lawson — 02:59.16
• Alex Gazan — 03:12.02
• Aimee Cringle — 03:13.16
• Abigail Domit — 03:16.50
• Kyra Milligan — 03:28.62

Individual Event 12 — The Hopper 2026

3 rounds for time of:

• 21 toes-to-bars
• 7 unbroken power snatches (65/95 lb)
• 7 unbroken hang snatches
• 7 unbroken squat snatches

Men’s Results

Colten Mertens proved unbeatable once he hit his rhythm, overtaking Jay Crouch and James Sprague to close out day two of the 2026 CrossFit Games with a win. Crouch maintained an impressive pace following a blistering start and took second with a time of 04:59.27, while Jayson Hopper tracked down Sprague to claim third.

• Colten Mertens — 04:55.57
• Jay Crouch — 04:59.27
• Jayson Hopper — 05:08.23
• James Sprague — 05:10.54
• Justin Medeiros — 05:17.38
• Victor Hoffer — 05:19.79
• Dallin Pepper — 05:23.06
• Patrick Vellner — 05:29.27
• Ricky Garard — 05:33.12
• Bayley Martin — 05:35.32

Women’s Results

A masterclass in pacing delivered Lucy Campbell the event victory to wrap up day two in the women’s division. Campbell played the long game, watching others get off to a quick start, but still betting on her own ability to pull it back in the final moments of the event. Abigail Domit finished in second place with a time of 05:04.36. Danielle Brandon rounded out the top three just 0.57 seconds later.

• Lucy Campbell — 05:02.48
• Abigail Domit — 05:04.36
• Danielle Brandon — 05:04.93
• Aimee Cringle — 05:05
• Emma Lawson — 05:06.45
• Matilde Garnes — 05:08.67
• Arielle Loewen — 05:12.64
• Lucy McGonigle — 05:17.91
• Elisa Fuliano — 05:24.82
• Siria Meha — 05:24.95

Day Two Recap for Teams

Team Event 3 — 5K the Hard Way

For time:

• MM pair: 3 laps
• FF pair: 3 laps
• MM pair: 2 laps
• FF pair: 2 laps
• Whole team: Run 5K

Homefront CrossFit PRVN crushed the opening event on day two of the 2026 CrossFit Games. All four team members proved to be absolutely incredible runners and were able to maintain an exceptionally quick pace throughout the entire event. Their final time came out to 46:44, beating the next quickest team by nearly half a minute. CrossFit Mayhem secured yet another top 5 finish, beating CrossFit Whip to take second place

• Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 46:44.37
• CrossFit Mayhem — 47:10.92
• CrossFit Whip — 47:20.20
• CrossFit Sodra Wattern — 47:23.04
• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 47:30.04
• CrossFit Asker Kriger — 48:02.71
• CrossFit Fort Vancouver — 48:36.28
• CrossFit Kia Maia — 48:50.53
• Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD — 48:51.97
• CrossFit Body Blueprint — 48:55.34

Team Event 4 — SAP Team Snail

For time:

MF Pair 1:

• 100-foot Snail push (push at the same time)
• 40 short-bar syncro cleans (95/135 lb)
• 12 rope climbs to 16 ½ feet
• 40 syncro toes-to-bars

MF Pair 2:

• 40 synchro toes-to-bars
• 12 rope climb
• 40 synchro cleans
• 100-foot Snail push

CrossFit Mayhem continued displaying impressive consistency and claimed their first event win of the 2026 CrossFit Games. Their first pair of athletes made sure to get off to a good start and handed it off to the second pair, which ended up securing the top spot with a time of 13:53. CrossFit Whip was just five seconds behind and was the only one putting real pressure on Mayhem. The battle for third place was also intense, with CrossFit Oslo Kriger’s time of 14:19 being enough to beat CrossFit Sodra Wattern.

• CrossFit Mayhem — 13:53.20
• CrossFit Whip — 13:58.57
• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 14:19.86
• CrossFit Sodra Wattern — 14:22.69
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — 14:40.81
• CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit — 14:45.87
• CrossFit Asker Kriger — 15:11.53
• CrossFit Kia Maia — 15:15.01
• CrossFit 1124 — 15:36.65
• CrossFit Reykjavík CrossFit Reykjavík — 15:48.86

Team Event 5 — (2017) Rowing Worm

3 rounds for time of:

• 40/30-calorie row
• 30 Worm squats

Similar to event four, CrossFit Whip and CrossFit Mayhem fought fiercely for the event win in the Rowing Worm as well. This time, CrossFit Whip gained the winning advantage, finishing with a time of nine minutes and 29 seconds, as opposed to CrossFit Mayhem’s time of 09:41. CrossFit Sodra Wattern also performed well on the rower and the worm squat, claiming third place nine seconds after Mayhem.

• CrossFit Whip — 09:29.48
• CrossFit Mayhem — 09:41.42
• CrossFit Sodra Wattern — 09:50.91
• Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp — 09:58.62
• CrossFit Reykjavík CrossFit Reykjavík — 10:09
• CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit — 10:20.40
• Snake CrossFit HWPO — 10:25.16
• CrossFit 1124 — 10:27.59
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — 10:30.86
• Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 10:31.37

Day One Recap for Individuals

Individual Event 1 – The 2007 Hopper

• 1,000-meter row

Then, 5 rounds:

• 25 pull-ups
• 7 push jerks

Men’s Results

Jay Crouch immediately proved that he is one of the biggest contenders for the title. He managed to complete all five rounds of 25 pull-ups without breaking them up at any point. In turn, he set the time of 7 minutes and 11 seconds, which was convincingly faster than the rest. Colten Mertens finished in second place after showcasing a consistent performance from start to finish. Saxon Panchik placed third and rounded out the top three.

• Jay Crouch — 07:11.22
• Colten Mertens — 07:17
• Saxon Panchik — 07:19
• Calum Clements — 07:34.74
• Justin Medeiros — 07:36
• James Sprague — 07:37.20
• Moritz Fiebig — 07:41
• Ricky Garard — 07:47.54
• Jeffrey Adler — 07:47.89
• Bayley Martin — 07:49

Women’s Results

Madeline Sturt was the star of the show in the women’s division, managing to comfortably finish in first place. She excelled in the second part of the workout, crushing the pull-ups and extending her lead in the push-jerk section. Interestingly, her fiancé, Jay Crouch, also won the first event in the men’s division. Last year’s vice-champion, Lucy Campbell, also had a great start to the competition with a second-place finish in the opening event. Aline Wirz also grabbed a spot in the top three behind Sturt and Campbell.

• Madeline Sturt — 08:03.48
• Lucy Campbell — 08:10.13
• Aline Wirz — 08:16
• Haley Adams — 08:22
• Danielle Brandon — 08:26
• Arielle Loewen — 08:31.02
• Emma Lawson — 08:35
• Kyra Milligan — 08:37.77
• Bergrós Björnsdóttir — 08:40
• Aimee Cringle — 08:40.48

Individual Event 2 — Ranch 7200

• 7,200-meter trail run

Men’s Results

As many expected, Ricky Garard had no issues in the running event. Although the start of the race seemed to indicate that it would be unpredictable, Ricky managed to get the lead during the first incline portion of the track. From there, he made sure to hold on to first place without exerting any unnecessary energy. The former champion, James Sprague, was unable to catch Garard but still placed second, having trailed the winning time of 39:33 by 10 seconds. Jay Crouch was the only other man that broke the 40:00-minute milestone, which earned him a third place.

• Ricky Garard — 39:33
• James Sprague — 39:43
• Jay Crouch — 39:52
• Jeffrey Adler — 40:27
• Roman Khrennikov — 40:42
• Nika Maisuradze — 40:56
• Austin Hatfield — 41:09
• Justin Medeiros — 42:08
• Ty Jenkins — 42:43
• Dallin Pepper — 42:57

Women’s Results

Aimee Cringle and Haley Adams led the pack throughout the entire race. Adams held the top spot throughout the majority of the race, but Aimee managed to overtake her in the final section of the track. Cringle then maintained the lead and won the event. Adams had to settle for a second-place finish, while Aline Wirz secured a second consecutive third-place finish.

• Madeline Sturt — 08:03.48
• Lucy Campbell — 08:10.13
• Aline Wirz — 08:16
• Haley Adams — 08:22
• Danielle Brandon — 08:26
• Arielle Loewen — 08:31.02
• Emma Lawson — 08:35
• Kyra Milligan — 08:37.77
• Bergrós Björnsdóttir — 08:40
• Aimee Cringle — 08:40.48

Individual Event 3 / 4 / 5 — The CrossFit Total

Note: All three exercises are done in quick succession one after the other. However, each lift is ranked separately and is viewed as an event of its own.

• 1-rep-max back squat (Event 3)
• 1-rep-max shoulder press (Event 4)
• 1-rep-max deadlift (Event 5)

Men’s Results (Back Squat / Event 3)

Whenever there is a barbell involved, it is clear that Colten Mertens will be one of the favorites to take the win. That was the case with the Back Squat event at the 2026 CrossFit Games, where Colten claimed to win with a mind-blowing 555-pound lift. Guilherme Malheiros also put up a very notable performance, lifting just 5 pounds less than the event winner. The difference between him and the third-place finisher, however, was much more significant, as Austin Hatfield claimed the spot with a 525-pound squat.

• Colten Mertens — 555-lb
• Guilherme Malheiros — 550-lb
• Austin Hatfield — 525-lb
• Bayley Martin — 520-lb
• Nick Mathew — 520-lb

Men’s Results (Shoulder Press / Event 4)

After taking all 50 points in the Back Squat, Colten Mertens set his sights on the Shoulder Press. The outcome was identical, since Mertens found himself on top of the leaderboard once again. This time, he claimed the win by overhead pressing a 260-pound barbell. Ricky Garard was the next best man with a score of 250 pounds, while Dylan Hamming and Roman Khrennikov tied for third with five pounds less.

• Colten Mertens — 260-lb
• Ricky Garard — 250-lb
• Dylan Hamming — 245-lb
• Roman Krennikov — 245-lb
• Dallin Pepper — 240-lb

Men’s Results (Deadlift / Event 5)

Patrick Vellner is widely considered to be one of the greatest athletes that never managed to claim the title of Fittest on Earth. However, despite that, he has displayed countless incredible performances that proved just how capable he is. Well, Vellner added one more to the list at the 2026 CrossFit Games, where he claimed an event win with a 605-pound deadlift. James Sprague, the 2024 CrossFit Games champion, placed second following a 590-pound pull and beat Nick Mathew’s score of 585 pounds.

• Patrick Vellner — 605-lb
• James Sprague — 590-lb
• Nick Mathew — 585-lb
• Tudor Magda — 580-lb
• Dallin Pepper — 575-lb

Women’s Results (Back Squat / Event 3)

Kyra Milligan proved to be the best squatter in the women’s division, showing no signs of fatigue despite completing a very difficult run segment in the event before. She ended up locking out 370 pounds, which earned her the first event win of the competition. Mirjam Von Rohr placed second, with a lift that was 15 pounds lighter. On the other hand, Anikha Greer’s 335-pound squat was enough to beat Madeline Sturt and Hannah Black by 5 pounds.

• Kyra Milligan — 370-lb
• Mirjam Von Rohr — 350-lb
• Anikha Greer — 335-lb
• Madeline Sturt — 330-lb
• Hannah Black — 330-lb

Women’s Results (Shoulder Press / Event 4)

The Shoulder Press was arguably the most interesting segment of the session, mainly thanks to Alex Gazan. She managed to lift 170 pounds using the strict press technique. This marked one of the heaviest lifts ever seen in the women’s division. While Gazan was the clear winner, the battle for second place couldn’t have been any more intense. Specifically, Paige Rodgers placed second by lifting only 5 pounds more than Ellie Turner, Anikha Greer, and Aimee Cringle.

• Alex Gazan 170-lb
• Paige Rodgers — 155-lb
• Ellie Turner — 150-lb
• Anikha Greer — 150-lb
• Aimee Cringle — 150-lb

Women’s Results (Deadlift / Event 5)

The fifth event of the 2026 CrossFit Games was the Deadlift. All women got three attempts to establish a one rep max, with Aimee Cringle making the most of it and locking out 425 pounds. Alex Gazan came just 5 pounds short of Cringle, while Madeline Sturt claimed third place with a 410-pound pull.

• Aimee Cringle — 425-lb
• Alex Gazan — 420-lb
• Madeline Sturt — 410-lb
• Kyra Milligan — 385-lb
• Elisa Fuliano — 355-lb

Individual Event 6 — Grass Oval Bicycle Race

For time:

• 20 laps on the track

Men’s Results

The men’s bike race was pretty uneventful throughout the majority of it, but it was also a perfect display of strategy at the highest level of the sport. The men grouped up, using each other to combat air resistance and maintain a fast pace from start to finish. The race amped up in the final lap, when everyone tried to use their last atoms of energy to cross the finish line in the quickest time possible. Moritz Fiebig executed the plan perfectly and won the event with a time of 18:15.77. On the other hand, Dallin Pepper and Jay Crouch placed second and third, respectively, finishing within 0.40 seconds of Fiebig.

• Moritz Fiebig — 18:15.77
• Dallin Pepper — 18:15.91
• Jay Crouch — 18:16.16
• James Sprague — 18:16.21
• Jayson Hopper — 18:16.53
• Ricky Garard — 18:16.64
• Roman Khrennikov — 18:17.46
• Justin Medeiros — 18:18.11
• Bayley Martin — 18:21.63
• Luis Cuellar — 18:28.14

Women’s Results

Aimee Cringle claimed her third event win on day one of the 2026 CrossFit Games, having managed to complete 20 laps on a grassy track in just 19 minutes and 10 seconds. Luckily for her, she managed to separate herself from the pack, since a couple of other athletes ended up in a photo finish. Specifically, Emma Lawson managed to place second with a time of 19:17.29, beating Lucy Campbell by just 0.01 seconds.

• Aimee Cringle — 19:10.78
• Emma Lawson — 19:17.29
• Lucy Campbell — 19:17.30
• Aline Wirz — 19:17.58
• Haley Adams — 19:34.80
• Madeline Sturt — 19:51.28
• Ellie Turner — 20:11.34
• Holly Tynan — 20:17.75
• Matilde Garnes — 20:18.48
• Elisa Fuliano — 20:18.98

Individual Event 7 — Swim Standard

For time:

• 200-meter swim
• 40 burpees
• 150-meter swim
• 30 burpees
• 100-meter swim
• 20 burpees
• 50-meter swim
• 10 burpees

Men’s Results

Ty Jenkins excelled in the pool and demonstrated a true swimming masterclass. He needed just over 11 minutes to finish the entire sequence of tasks. However, Justin Medeiros’ performance was equally impressive, as he managed to close out day one with a second-place finish and a time of 11:23. Dallin Pepper’s endurance is his greatest strength, and it clearly played a huge role in the final event. He also managed to complete the event in under 12 minutes, proving that he is aiming for the title.

• Ty Jenkins — 11:09
• Justin Medeiros — 11:23
• Dallin Pepper — 11:49
• Saxon Panchik — 12:00
• Luis Cuellar — 12:04
• James Sprague — 12:17
• Roman Khrennikov — 12:18
• Jeffrey Adler — 12:20
• Victor Hoffer — 12:34
• Ricky Garard — 12:35

Women’s Results

Lucy Campbell’s swimming history came in handy on the final event of the first day at the 2026 CrossFit Games. She glided through the pool with perfect technique and made sure to get the burpees done as quickly as possible. Ultimately, she finished the event in ten minutes and 55 seconds. The second-place points went to Paige Rodgers, who finished one minute and nine seconds after Lucy. Danielle Brandon was the next quickest to reach the finish line with a time of 12:18.

• Lucy Campbell — 10:55
• Paige Rodgers — 12:04
• Danielle Brandon — 12:18
• Arielle Loewen — 12:32
• Emma Lawson — 12:40
• Aimee Cringle — 12:51
• Alex Gazan — 12:53
• Haley Adams — 13:01
• Madeline Sturt — 13:04
• Matilde Garnes — 13:07

Day One Recap for Teams

Team Event One — BOB on BOB

For time:

280-foot Big Bob sled push (667 lb unloaded)

• Round 1: 1,107 lb
• Round 2: 997 lb
• Round 3: 887 lb

Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp excelled in the opening event of the 2026 CrossFit Games, easily beating Camp Rhino CrossFit in their final duel. They needed just over a minute to cross the finish line, proving just how great they are at conserving energy and picking up pace at the perfect moment. CrossFit Kia Maia was the third quickest team in the penultimate round, which earned them the corresponding placement in the event.

• Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp — 01:09.22 (Round 4)
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — 01:46.37 (Round 4)
• CrossFit Kia Maia — 01:06.68 (Round 3)
• CrossFit Sodra Wattern — 01:18.73 (Round 3)
• Q21 CrossFit — 0:09.81 (Round 2)
• CrossFit Mayhem — 01:06.48 (Round 2)
• CrossFit Asker Kriger — 01:13.28 (Round 2)
• CrossFit Uncontained II Relentless — 01:13.62 (Round 2)
• CrossFit Reykjavík CrossFit Reykjavík — 01:13.83 (Round 2)
• CrossFit Whip — 01:15.41 (Round 2)

Team Event Two — Handstand Relay

For time, in any order, complete the handstand walk relay course:

• 40 yards (Athlete 1)
• 60 yards (Athlete 2)
• 40 yards (Athlete 3)
• 60 yards (Athlete 4)

Although the first event of the 2026 CrossFit Games saw one team dominate, the second event was the complete opposite. Specifically, Homefront CrossFit PRVN and CrossFit Oslo Kriger achieved very similar performances. It came down to the wire, with Homefront CrossFit PRVN earning the win based on just a one second margin. Snake CrossFit HWPO was not far behind either, having achieved a time of 02:54.

• Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 02:50
• CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 02:51
• Snake CrossFit HWPO — 02:54
• CrossFit Mayhem — 02:59
• CrossFit Whip — 03:01
• CrossFit 1124 — 03:10
• Camp Rhino CrossFit — 03:10
• CrossFit Body Blueprint — 03:26
• CrossFit Reykjavík CrossFit Reykjavík — 03:33
• CrossFit Asker Kriger — 03:38

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