The 2026 Rogue Invitational CrossFit competition took place on October 23-25 at the P&J Live in Aberdeen, Scotland. Recognized as one of the most prestigious events on the CrossFit calendar, this weekend showcased an elite field featuring 19 male and 20 female CrossFit competitors battling for top honors. Dallin Pepper and Lucy Campbell ended up claiming the win in their respective divisions.
Dallin Pepper was the most consistent performer in the men’s division, which allowed him to claim the title without winning a single event across all three days. However, he also placed in the top five in eight out of nine workouts, showing just how well-rounded he is. On the other hand, Gabriela Migala held the lead in the women’s division throughout the majority of the competition, but she lost it to Lucy Campbell on the penultimate event of the competition. She then comfortably cruised to the win on the final event and claimed the title.
2026 Rogue Invitational CrossFit Results
Men’s Division
- Dallin Pepper — 750 points
- James Sprague — 720 points
- Tudor Magda — 685 points
- Jay Crouch — 670 points
- Ricky Garard — 610 points
- Guilherme Malheiros — 590 points
- Jayson Hopper — 585 points
- Bayley Martin — 580 points
- Jeffrey Adler — 565 points
- Colten Mertens — 415 points
- Isaac Newman — 405 points
- Henrik Haapalainen — 400 points
- Nate Ackermann — 395 points
- Chandler Smith — 395 points
- Harry Lightfoot — 385 points
- Chris Ibarra — 345 points
- Fabian Hermans — 340 points
- Moritz Fiebig — 320 points
- Saxon Panchik — 255 points
Women’s Division
- Lucy Campbell — 710 points
- Laura Horvath — 685 points
- Gabriela Migała — 685 points
- Emma Lawson — 640 points
- Alex Gazan — 620 points
- Olivia Kerstetter — 615 points
- Emma Tall — 560 points
- Aimee Cringle — 555 points
- Kyra Milligan — 500 points
- Dani Speegle — 430 points
- Arielle Loewen — 410 points
- Elisa Fuliano — 400 points
- Abigail Domit — 375 points
- Emily Rolfe — 370 points
- Jennifer Muir — 355 points
- Danielle Brandon — 335 points
- Madeline Sturt — 330 points
- Paige Rodgers — 315 points
- Siria Meha — 295 points
- Carolyne Prevost — 225 points
Related: How to Watch 2026 Rogue Invitational [Free Livestream]
Event Overview
Event 7: Pulling Power
- 3 Rope Climb
- 12 OHS (225/175)
- 12 Deadlift (275/195)
- 3 Rope Climb
- 9 OHS (225/175)
- 9 DL (315/225)
- 3 Rope Climb
- 6 OHS (225/175)
- 6 DL (385/270)
- 3 Rope Climb
- 3 OHS (225/175)
- 3 DL (405/285)
Men’s Results
Guilherme Malheiros put on a show at the start of day three at the 2026 Rogue Invitational, claiming top honors with a time of eight minutes and 15 seconds. He made sure to perform clean repetitions, utilizing his strength to cruise to victory. It was his first event win of the competition and it was nothing short of spectacular.
Nate Ackerman also kicked off day three in fashion, as he placed second with a time of eight minutes and 25 seconds. He never made it into the top ten across the opening two days, which amplified the significance of his result in this event. Tudor Magda rounded out the top three and got closer to the podium spot.
- Guilherme Malheiros — 08:15.10
- Nate Ackermann — 08:25.00
- Tudor Magda — 08:35.16
- Dallin Pepper — 08:52.33
- James Sprague — 08:56.91
- Jay Crouch — 09:03.54
- Jayson Hopper — 09:11.46
- Jeffrey Adler — 09:26.07
- Chandler Smith — 09:39.05
- Bayley Martin — 10:05.98
Women’s Results
Laura Horvath had a very underwhelming start of the 2026 Rogue Invitational, which is why she knew that she had to go all out on the final day. Well, it paid off immediately, as she claimed the win in event seven and continued climbing up the leaderboards. She completed the event in nine minutes and 40 seconds, displaying her incredible strength and endurance to beat everyone else.
Laura Horvath’s training partner, Gabriela Migala, finished in second place with a time of nine minutes and 55 seconds, being the only other woman to go sub ten minutes. This was crucial for her to remain in the overall lead. Olivia Kersteter reached the finish line one minute after Migala, showing just how far ahead the top two women were.
- Laura Horvath — 09:40.65
- Gabriela Migała — 09:55.37
- Olivia Kerstetter — 10:53.04
- Lucy Campbell — 11:29.66
- Kyra Milligan — 12:06.96
- Emma Tall — 12:32.85
- Elisa Fuliano — 12:39.38
- Dani Speegle — 12:40.96
- Emma Lawson — 12:59.30
- Emily Rolfe — CAP+3
Event 8 — Dunnottar
- 100′ HSW
- 75 Double Unders
- 25 GHD
- 50 Burpee Box Jump Over
- 25 GHD
- 75 Double Unders
- 100′ HSW
Men’s Results
Toduor Magda pulled off a thriler in the second to last event of the competition, claiming his first-ever event win at the Rogue Invitational with a time of seven minutes and 20 seconds. James Sprague controlled the lead throughout the majority of the workout, holding pace through the double-unders, GHD sit-ups, and burpee box jump overs. Magda remained patient, knowing that his greatest strength is the handstand walk. So, he kicked into high gear on the final stretch and overtook Sprague to take the win.
Jay Crouch cruised into a comfortable third-place finish in seven minutes and 23 seconds, touching down just behind the lead duel. Dallin Pepper claimed his fifth fourth-place finish of the 2026 Rogue Invitational, once again highlighting his impressive consistency.
- Tudor Magda — 07:20.48
- James Sprague — 07:21.14
- Jay Crouch — 07:23.95
- Dallin Pepper — 07:32.60
- Nate Ackermann — 07:38.56
- Bayley Martin — 07:39.78
- Harry Lightfoot — 07:42.85
- Ricky Garard — 07:51.61
- Isaac Newman — 07:52.83
- Guilherme Malheiros — 07:57.79
Women’s Results
The penultimate event of the 2026 Rogue Invitational CrossFit competition brought a bodyweight workout, which worked well for Lucy Campbell. She stumbled a bit during the start of the event, but she then picked up the pace and managed to hold it until the finish line. She needed seven minutes and 29 seconds to complete all movements and claimed the top spot on the leaderboards, beating her closest rival by two seconds. Moreover, she overtook Migala and claimed the overall lead.
Emma Lawson put a lot of pressure on Campbell and the two came down racing to the finish line. However, she had to settle for a second-place finish due to being two seconds slower. Arielle Loewen pressed the buzzer six seconds after Emma to place third. Additionally, Laura Horvath’s fifth place allowed her to get closer to the top spot, as Migala dropped points with her an eighth-place finish.
- Lucy Campbell — 07:29.16
- Emma Lawson — 07:31.49
- Arielle Loewen — 07:37.49
- Danielle Brandon — 07:42.05
- Laura Horvath — 07:45.55
- Aimee Cringle — 07:46.56
- Paige Rodgers — 07:56.06
- Gabriela Migała — 08:03.62
- Olivia Kerstetter — 08:06.63
- Alex Gazan — 08:11.76
Event 9 — Highland Sprint
- 25/20 Cal Echo Bike
- 40ft Zercher Lunge
- 3 Bag Toss
- 25/20 Cal Echo Bike
- 40ft Zercher Lunge
- 2 Bag Toss
- 25/20 Cal Echo Bike
- 40ft Zercher Lunge
- 1 Bag Toss
Men’s Results
James Sprague came out victorious in the final event with a time of six minutes and 33 seconds. However, all eyes turned toward Dallin Pepper, who was the second quickest man in the event. More importantly, his result was good enough to secure him the overall title. This marked the greatest achievement of his career.
Jayson Hopper rounded out the top three in the event, but it was eighth-placed Tudor Magda who claimed the bronze medal overall. The defending champion, Jeffrey Adler, placed tenth in the event and ended up in ninth place overall.
- James Sprague — 06:33.32
- Dallin Pepper — 06:45.79
- Jayson Hopper — 07:04.03
- Guilherme Malheiros — 07:14.69
- Ricky Garard — 07:24.17
- Isaac Newman — 07:30.99
- Bayley Martin — 07:38.07
- Tudor Magda — 07:38.28
- Henrik Haapalainen — 07:39.53
- Jeffrey Adler — 07:50.18
Women’s Results
Laura Horvath won the final event of the 2026 Rogue Invitational and, despite failing to defend her title, managed to secure an impressive spot on the podium. Lucy Campbell stole the spotlight, placing fourth in the event and officially becoming the 2026 Rogue Invitational CrossFit champion.
Olivia Kerstetter placed second in the Highland Sprint, followed by Emma Tall, who rounded out the top three. Gabriela Migala, who held the lead throughout the majority of the competition, placed fifth in the event and earned a bronze medal overall.
- Laura Horvath — 07:16.29
- Olivia Kerstetter — 07:27.10
- Emma Tall — 07:33.53
- Lucy Campbell — 07:34.29
- Gabriela Migała — 08:03.12
- Alex Gazan — 08:12.00
- Emily Rolfe — 08:14.01
- Emma Lawson — 08:14.06
- Dani Speegle — 08:15.67
- Siria Meha — 08:22.12
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Event 4: Packout
5 Rounds:
- 750 Meter Run
- 30/25 Toes to Bar
- Yoke Carry
Men’s Results
Ricky Garard put on a tactical masterclass in the first event of day two at the 2026 Rogue Invitational, securing the win with a time of 20 minutes and 42 seconds. Pitting off against Jeffrey Adler in heat one, Garard watched as his rival controlled the lead throughout the large majority of the event. His patient approach paid off well, as he exploded in the final strench and completed a late overtake to grab the top spot.
Jay Crouch performed in heat two, pacing himself incredibly and crossing the line in 20 minutes and 50 seconds. This allowed him to edge out Jeffrey Adler’s time of 20 minutes and 57 seconds to claim second place in front of the two-time champion.
- Ricky Garard — 20:42.54
- Jay Crouch — 20:50.33
- Jeffrey Adler — 20:57.07
- Chris Ibarra — 21:26.84
- Henrik Haapalainen — 21:31.97
- Jayson Hopper — 21:48.47
- Bayley Martin — 21:49.25
- Tudor Magda — 22:07.98
- Isaac Newman — 22:12.68
- James Sprague — 22:13.04
Women’s Results
When it comes to running events, all eyes turn toward Aimee Cringle, as she put up some incredible results in similar events on her way to win the title at the 2026 CrossFit Games. So, she was the heavy favorite to win the Packout event at the 2026 Rogue Invitational as well. That being said, she made sure to exceed the expectations, locking in a time of 20 minutes and 25 seconds to claim max points.
Lucy Campbell was the only other woman to go sub 21 minutes in the fourth event of the competition, which automatically secured her the second-place finish nearly half a minute behind Cringle. Gabriela Migala came into the second day of the competition as the overall leader and put up another impressive performance, claiming third place with a time of 21 minutes and 32 seconds.
- Aimee Cringle — 20:25.33
- Lucy Campbell — 20:52.21
- Gabriela Migała — 21:32.48
- Emma Lawson — 21:43.77
- Arielle Loewen — 21:47.83
- Laura Horvath — 22:06.02
- Abigail Domit — 22:33.75
- Madeline Sturt — 22:52.31
- Danielle Brandon — 22:52.72
- Emily Rolfe — 22:56.96
Event 5: The Duel VI
Note: Elimination-style event for five rounds of:
- Husafell Carry
- Sled pull
- 3 Bags in Teeter
Men’s Results
Jayson Hopper and Dallin Pepper were the last men standing after four rounds of eliminations. So, they went head-to-head in the final round matchup, where they fiercely battled against each other. The two are best friends, meaning that they battled not only for points but also for bragging rights. Hopper came out on top in the duel, taking the lead in the sled pull portion of the event.
Tudor Magda was the third-fastest athlete in round four, finishing just behind Hopper and Pepper. However, he did manage to beat Henrik Haapalainen and James Sprague, rounding out the top three and securing 90 points.
- Jayson Hopper — 00:32.57 (round 5)
- Dallin Pepper — 00:33.26 (round 5)
- Tudor Magda — 00:34.15 (round 4)
- Henrik Haapalainen — 00:34.24 (round 4)
- James Sprague — 00:35.29 (round 4)
- Ricky Garard — 00:32.81 (round 3)
- Isaac Newman — 00:32.82 (round 3)
- Bayley Martin — 00:33.22 (round 3)
- Jay Crouch — 00:34.04 (round 3)
- Jeffrey Adler — 00:34.85 (round 3)
Women’s Results
Laura Horvath put up incredible performances throughout all rounds, demonstrating her incredible ability to recover within short timeframes and executing movements perfectly during the entire event. She ended up going against Alex Gazan in the final round, where she claimed a spectacular win. Gazan was quicker in the Husafell Carry, but Laura overtook her for the lead on the sled pull.
Dani Speegle consistently put up impressive times throughout the event and managed to evade elimination for four rounds. In the fourth round, she beat Emma Tall and Emma Lawson, claiming third place behind Horvath and Gazan.
- Laura Horvath — 00:36.79 (round 5)
- Alex Gazan — 00:40.39 (round 5)
- Dani Speegle — 00:37.58 (round 4)
- Emma Tall — 00:37.94 (round 4)
- Emma Lawson — 00:38.06 (round 4)
- Olivia Kerstetter — 00:39.59 (round 3)
- Jennifer Muir — 00:40.40 (round 3)
- Arielle Loewen — 00:40.64 (round 3)
- Gabriela Migała — 00:42.48 (round 3)
- Aimee Cringle — 00:42.51 (round 3)
Event 6 — Orlando
- 10 Axle Clean and Jerk (205/150)
- 15 Ring Muscle Up
- 10 Axle Clean and Jerk (205/150)
- 15 Log Muscle Up
- 10 Axle Clean and Jerk (205/150)
Men’s Results
Ricky Garard put on a clinic in the sixth event, charging through the work to lock up the event win with a blistering time of six minutes and 37 seconds. Garard blazed through the heavy axle clean and jerks and smoothly cycled the muscle-ups, ultimately earning his second event win of the day.
Jeffrey Adler edged Guilherme Malheiros in an epic battle for second place. Adler clocked in at six minutes and 49.34 seconds. On the other hand, the third-place finisher, Malheiros, finished the event just 18 hundredths of a second later. The photofinish separated the two but also resulted in an entertaining show for everyone watching.
- Ricky Garard — 06:37.77
- Jeffrey Adler — 06:49.34
- Guilherme Malheiros — 06:49.52
- Dallin Pepper — 07:00.80
- Jay Crouch — 07:09.90
- James Sprague — 07:13.32
- Bayley Martin — 07:18.45
- Tudor Magda — 07:39.56
- Chris Ibarra — 07:40.84
- Colten Mertens — 07:53.62
Women’s Results
Alex Gazan stormed to an impressive victory in the sixth event of the competition, crossing the finish line in eight minutes and four seconds. She pushed through the heavy axle clean and jerks, which, alongside her smooth gymnastic transitions, allowed her to set a pace that no one else in the field could touch.
Aimee Cringle delivered a solid performance to finish second with a time of eight minutes and 31 seconds, holding off Abigail Domt, who took third in eight minutes and 40 seconds. Both women capped of their second day in fashion, securing important points and shifting their focus to the final stretch.
- Alex Gazan — 08:04.25
- Aimee Cringle — 08:31.70
- Abigail Domit — 08:40.02
- Emma Lawson — 08:43.53
- Laura Horvath — 08:54.45
- Lucy Campbell — 09:09.14
- Paige Rodgers — 09:14.30
- Elisa Fuliano — 09:16.78
- Olivia Kerstetter — 09:32.57
- Kyra Milligan — 09:49.29
Watch day two livestream here:
Event One — River Dee
7 Rounds:
- 11 Calorie Ski
- 7 Wall Walk
- 11 Calorie Ski
- 7 Devil’s Press (50/35)
Men’s Results
James Sprague secured a stunning victory in event one at the 2026 Rogue Invitational, posting a winning time of 18 minutes and 29 seconds. This performance marks a major milestone for him, as it was his first career event win at the Rogue Invitational. The reigning Fittest Man on Earth held a solid pace from start to finish, which earned him a comfortable win.
Dallin Pepper claimed second place 22 seconds after James Sprague. He was fighting for the win throughout a significant portion of the event but suffered a costly no-rep midway, which gave Sprague the time to get ahead. Harry Lightfoot placed third with a time of 19 minutes and 20 seconds, beating Jayson Hopper by less than one second.
- James Sprague — 18:29.07
- Dallin Pepper — 18:51.81
- Harry Lightfoot — 19:20.32
- Jayson Hopper — 19:21.16
- Chris Ibarra — 19:23.06
- Jeffrey Adler — 19:34.47
- Colten Mertens — 19:47.35
- Jay Crouch — 19:57.53
- Tudor Magda — 20:45.29
- Moritz Fiebig — 20:45.46
Women’s Results
Lucy Campbell came out firing in the opening event of the 2026 Rogue Invitational, grabbing the win with a time of 18 minutes and 50 seconds. She was the only athlete in the women’s field to finish in under 19 minutes. Even though she admitted afterward that she came out “too fast”, Campbell still displayed impressive endurance and held the pace until the end. She also relied on her swimming background to control her rhythm, which proved to be crucial.
Siria Meha took second place with a time of 19 minutes and five seconds, starting her Rogue Invitational debut in style. She held off Gabriela Migala, who rounded out the top three in 19 minutes and seven seconds. It proved to be an intense battle for second place, but Meha ended up winning the duel.
- Lucy Campbell — 18:50.15
- Siria Meha — 19:05.42
- Gabriela Migała — 19:07.39
- Olivia Kerstetter — 19:12.33
- Emma Lawson — 19:12.58
- Emma Tall — 19:14.96
- Aimee Cringle — 19:37.27
- Danielle Brandon — 19:48.83
- Arielle Loewen — 19:52.43
- Emily Rolfe — 20:39.48
Event Two — Single Malt
- 10 Back Squat (315/225)
- Sprint
- 8 Back Squat (335/235)
- Sprint
- 6 Back Squat (355/250)
- Sprint
- 4 Back Squat (375/265)
- Sprint
- 2 Back Squat (405/285)
- Sprint
Men’s Results
Colten Mertens topped the leaderboards for event two of the 2026 Rogue Invitational as the only man to reach the finish line in under five minutes. He displayed the perfect combination of strength, explosiveness, and endurance, comfortably getting the lead and cruising to the finish line.
Bayley Martin placed second with a time of five minutes and three seconds, which earned him 95 points. Jay Crouch rounded out the top three, beating Dallin Pepper by less than two seconds. The entire men’s division proved to be filled with incredible squatters and runners, showing just how fit the athletes are.
- Colten Mertens — 04:45.97
- Bayley Martin — 05:03.68
- Jay Crouch — 05:10.93
- Dallin Pepper — 05:12.00
- James Sprague — 05:19.05
- Chandler Smith — 05:19.93
- Guilherme Malheiros — 05:27.56
- Jeffrey Adler — 05:29.79
- Tudor Magda — 05:37.91
- Fabian Hermans — 05:40.39
Women’s Results
The defending champion, Laura Horvath, had a very bad start to the competition, but it did not take her long to get back on her feet. She immediately claimed the event win in the second event, showing that she is still performing at the highest possible level. Her time came out to five minutes and 35 seconds, which was nearly 15 seconds quicker than any other athlete.
Kyra Milligan was the second quickest woman, as she made easy work of the squats and the sprints, ultimately securing a time of five minutes and 49 seconds. Lucy Campbell proved to be five seconds slower, but that was still enough for a third-place finish that solidified her spot at the top of the overall leaderboard.
- Laura Horvath — 05:35.37
- Kyra Milligan — 05:49.68
- Lucy Campbell — 05:54.83
- Gabriela Migała — 05:58.20
- Alex Gazan — 06:08.22
- Madeline Sturt — 06:10.40
- Carolyne Prevost — 06:12.43
- Jennifer Muir — 06:15.96
- Elisa Fuliano — 06:16.10
- Dani Speegle — 06:23.99
Event Three — The Viking
Viking Press
- 60 Second Max Reps
Men’s Results
Colten Mertens wrapped up day one of the competition in perfect fashion, grabbing his second consecutive win. His strength and technique proved to be the key to his success, as he ended up locking out 30 repetitions. The Viking Press is not commonly seen in CrossFit, but Colton proved how great he is at adapting to various challenges once again.
Ricky Garard also completed 30 repetitions, but he had to settle for second place due to the tiebreaker. Tudor Magda was not far behind in third place with one repetition less, showing just how competitive the field was when it came to overhead pressing.
- Colten Mertens — 30 reps
- Ricky Garard — 30 reps
- Tudor Magda — 29 reps
- Dallin Pepper — 28 reps
- Guilherme Malheiros — 26 reps
- Moritz Fiebig — 25 reps
- Harry Lightfoot — 24 reps
- Jay Crouch — 24 reps
- Jayson Hopper — 23 reps
- James Sprague — 23 reps
Women’s Results
Dani Speegle excels at strength events and that clearly carried over well to the Viking Press. She made easy work of the weight and kept locking out clean repetitions all the way until the time limit ran out and her final number came out to 33 repetitions. She was far ahead of everyone else, showing just how far ahead of everyone she is when it comes to overhead pressing.
Alex Gazan took second place outright by edging out Aimee Cringle in the tiebreaker, leaving Cringle to settle for third after both athletes matched each other with an impressive 29 repetitions.
- Dani Speegle — 33 reps
- Alex Gazan — 29 reps
- Aimee Cringle — 29 reps
- Olivia Kerstetter — 25 reps
- Gabriela Migała — 24 reps
- Elisa Fuliano — 24 reps
- Paige Rodgers — 24 reps
- Emma Tall — 23 reps
- Kyra Milligan — 22 reps
- Jennifer Muir — 22 reps
Watch the day one livestream here:
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2026 Rogue Invitational CrossFit — Remaining Schedule
The 2026 Rogue Invitational is easily one of the biggest CrossFit competitions of the year, which is best showcased by its stacked lineup featuring previous champions and CrossFit Games winners. It exceeded all expectations, producing a number of incredible performances and tight races for event wins.
