The first day of the 2026 Adaptive CrossFit Games has concluded with athletes across every division putting together strong opening performances in the race for a championship.
After the opening slate of events, the leaderboard is beginning to take shape as early contenders emerge and position themselves for the weekend.
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With multiple workouts still remaining, plenty can change as athletes continue to battle for valuable points and podium spots.
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Adaptive Games Day 1 Event Results
1 Point - Upper Impairment (Male)
- Victor Hugo Assaf - ECU - 300
- Mike Bitton - FRA - 264
- Brian Knight - USA - 216
- Artjom Sandakov - RUS - 168
- Michael Libby - CAN - 132
- Wesley Queiroz - BRA - 118
- Dominik Orlovský - CZE - 106
- Marc Sammut - FRA - 68
- Ludovic Vandevraye - FRA - 14
1 Point - Upper Impairment (Female)
- Emily Cairns - AUS - 300
- Hayley Pember-Calvert - AUS - 168
- Ana Paula Gonçalves Lopes - POR - 135
- Kristee Irby - USA - 0
2 Point - Upper Impairment (Male)
- Sam Lycett - GBR - 250
- Lloyd Burns - USA - 240
- David Leclerc - FRA - 226
- Anthony DeLorenzo - USA - 220
- Josue Maldonado - PUR - 196
- Emilien Denimal - FRA - 130
- Henry Dunn - GBR - 118
- Danilo de Souza Araújo - BRA - 72
- Logan Torrance - USA - 72
- Seonghun Kim - KOR - 36
2 Point - Upper Impairment (Female)
- Elaine de Rocco - BRA - 270
- Christina Mazzullo - USA - 230
- Julia Halberstam - USA - 218
- Ava Sayyadi - AUS - 196
- Maite Muse - USA - 188
- Jo McCreeth - GBR - 178
- Perrine Muller - FRA - 148
- Paola Palacios García - MEX - 72
- Julie Pommereul - FRA - 36
- Christina Devries - USA - 24
Minor Lower - Lower Impairment (Female)
- Bayleigh Hooper - CAN - 300
- Valerie Cohen - USA - 240
- Codie Campbell - NZL - 216
- Anett Éva Rózsa - HUN - 192
- McKenzie Kravetsky - USA - 180
- Jodie Hudson - AUS - 132
- Elizabeth Gilbert - USA - 70
- Allison Hansen - USA - 56
- Eleanor Bamber - GBR - 0
Minor Lower - Lower Impairment (Male)
- Luke Reeson - GBR - 260
- Alan Roche - FRA - 250
- Shane Rossall - GBR - 218
- Vincent Cavazos - USA - 184
- John Jarrett - USA - 164
- Dan Brady - USA - 162
- Omar Iglesias - PUR - 130
- Joel Stephens - USA - 108
- Sebastian Castillo Perez - CHI - 84
Above Knee - Lower Impairment (Male)
- Anthony Gutierrez - USA - 250
- Giuseppe Ciullo - ITA - 250
- Corbin Hart - NZL - 240
- Elliott Crimp - NZL - 206
- Murray Hambro - GBR - 178
- José Aparecido Costa Filho - BRA - 160
- Matthew Shepherd - GBR - 132
- Hennadii Tamulevych - UKR - 72
- Ross Austen - GBR - 72
- Takahiro Miura - JPN - 0
Above Knee - Lower Impairment (Female)
- Lauren Farhat - USA - 300
- Diana Jordan-L Hip Disartic - USA - 200
- Katie Weymouth - USA - 175
- Sierra Landholm - USA - 75
- Tamala Wampler - USA - 0
Below Knee - Lower Impairment (Male)
- Luca Bonomo - ITA - 300
- Hildon Carvalho - BRA - 260
- Riley Grace - NZL - 230
- Russell Bozanich - AUS - 186
- Bruno Rodriguez - FRA - 154
- Matthew Freitas - USA - 144
- Tristin Thomas - USA - 118
- Ray Kendall - USA - 84
- Charlie Holford - GBR - 48
- Chappie Hunter - USA - 36
Below Knee - Lower Impairment (Female)
- Grislaine Schueler - BRA - 300
- Beth Tannatt - USA - 201
- Kirsten Kenny - USA - 102
- Morgan Ramos - MEX - 0
Major - Neuromuscular Impairment (Male)
- Roy Gunther Jr - USA - 272
- Joshua Speidel - USA - 230
- Allan Castanier - BEL - 230
- Kevin Araya - CRC - 202
- John Sherrill - USA - 146
- Daniel Lotz - USA - 90
- Brian Hill - USA - 48
- Jesús Garzón Carrasco - ESP - 0
Major - Neuromuscular Impairment (Female)
- Genna Cappellini - USA - 270
- Merethe Nyhus Sorensen - NOR - 260
- Jessica Rausch - USA - 250
- Traci Bartalo - USA - 210
- Sydney Peterson - USA - 174
- Karissa Glover - USA - 152
- Hannah Webster - GBR - 132
- Celia Sprouse - USA - 60
- Susan Gillson - USA - 36
- Riley Weinstein - USA - 36
Moderate - Neuromuscular Impairment (Male)
- Nui Bartlett - NZL - 300
- Dan Long - GBR - 240
- George Simonds-Gooding - GBR - 228
- Kyle Harper - RSA - 184
- Lucas Niven - USA - 144
- Sam Constantin - CAN - 142
- David Carpenter - GBR - 108
- Austin Roth - USA - 106
- Joshua DeSousa - USA - 60
- Alec Wooden - USA - 48
Moderate - Neuromuscular Impairment (Female)
- Lauren Taylor - USA - 300
- Jamie McInerney - NZL - 240
- Liana Gerber - CAN - 240
- Abi Wynn-Jones - GBR - 210
- Courtnei Lopez - USA - 174
- Petra van der Putten Clauwens - NED - 120
- Andrea Unwin - GBR - 120
- Heidi Ward-McGrath - NZL - 96
- Alexa Serret - USA - 60
- Maria Gonçalves - POR - 0
Minor - Neuromuscular Impairment (Male)
- Edgar Castillo - MEX - 290
- Ben Fallon - IRL - 240
- Thomas Fagniel - FRA - 220
- Johann van Heerden - RSA - 218
- Adam Nelczyk - USA - 198
- Clément Blanc-Patin - FRA - 154
- Scott Bell - CAN - 120
- Liam Smith - ENG - 72
- David Piper - SCO - 48
- Hector Torres - USA - 0
Minor - Neuromuscular Impairment (Female)
- Tiina Murdoch - FIN - 252
- Giada Cerpolloni - ITA - 236
- Esther de Roo - NED - 204
- Camille Choquet - FRA - 156
- Lauren Sall - USA - 140
- Becky Johnson - USA - 92
Vision Impairment (Male)
- Hunter Tribe - USA - 290
- Johan Celis - ITA - 280
- Tom du Preez - AUS - 230
- Nik Bullick - CAN - 210
- Noah Cook - USA - 178
- Gabriel Monteiro - BRA - 156
- Jono Heenan - GBR - 108
- Turner Baehl - USA - 72
- Carl Arredondo III - USA - 36
Vision Impairment (Female)
- Andrea Aguero Valle - CRC - 300
- Emma Hood - USA - 260
- Mary Colin - USA - 230
- Sara Nappi - USA - 230
- Kimberley Dekeyrel - USA - 168
- Hanna Korpela - FIN - 132
- Shelley Williams - USA - 96
- Kayla Teems - USA - 72
- Nicole Kort - NED - 36
- Luceth Ávalos Martínez - MEX - 36
Short Stature - Impairment (Female)
- Annie Bridegroom - USA - 234
- Irene Wanandi - INA - 201
- Jinyi Weis - USA - 168
- Rachel Marder - USA - 0
Seated 1 - Without Hip (Male)
- Cai Vickers - GBR - 290
- Brandon Mantz - USA - 250
- Joe Clarke - GBR - 240
- Stéphane Rouchet - BEL - 198
- Nikodem Prządka - POL - 142
- Jesús Ríos Gentil - ESP - 140
- Reon Holloway - USA - 108
- Grant Allen - USA - 72
- Malo Peterson Marsac - FRA - 60
- Jacob Smith - GBR - 60
Seated 1 - Without Hip (Female)
- Andrea Wilson - USA - 267
- Hailey Kuhn - USA - 201
- Rebecca Storm Nagel - RSA - 135
- Yesenia Huerta - MEX - 0
Seated 2 - With Hip (Male)
- Tom Miazga - USA - 300
- Russell Allmendinger - USA - 250
- Arron Honzik - UAE - 250
- Fabrício Taveira - BRA - 210
- Adam Page - USA - 178
- Roberto Sánchez - CRC - 156
- Fernando Campos - BRA - 108
- Jack Agnew - GBR - 0
Seated 2 - With Hip (Female)
- Tori Clinch - GBR - 268
- Elizabeth Foster - GBR - 204
- Jasmine Mock - USA - 204
- Shelley Cronau - AUS - 188
- Nina Alexandridou - GRE - 156
- Goga Moore - CRO - 40
- Katarzyna Gucwa - POL - 40
Seated 3 - QUAD (Male)
- Cameron Whittaker - AUS - 300
- Antonio Bonanno - ITA - 225
- Gavin Sippel - USA - 150
- Anthony Monaco - USA - 50
- Iovan Lucian Rangelovici - ESP - 25
Seated 3 - QUAD (Female)
- Hope Kittel - USA - 300
- Anneliese Williams - USA - 168
- Sophie Wilson - GBR - 135
- Stephanie Aden - SWE - 0
Standing Diagnosed (Male)
- Greg Carter - GBR - 300
- Jorge Lozano - ESP - 240
- Florian Gruhlke - GER - 228
- Vicente Marzal - ESP - 204
- Ryan Keller - USA - 120
- Reyes Ribera - USA - 106
- Rafael Lozano Prado - ESP - 94
- Tyler Thornton - USA - 94
Standing Diagnosed (Female)
- Alina Weidlich - GER - 280
- Raquel Aguilar Soriano - MEX - 250
- Katie Bures - USA - 236
- Lauren Ringo - USA - 200
- Alyson Hagglund - USA - 190
- Maya Rose - USA - 128
- Molly Todd - GBR - 108
- Anaïs Poquet - FRA - 96
- Melissa Stockton - GBR - 72
Intellectual Disabilities w/ CC (Male)
- Dylan Crema - NZL - 300
- Oscar Jessup - AUS - 230
- Sam Stubbs - AUS - 230
- Jacob Meyer - USA - 174
- Zeke Maddex - USA - 104
- Jordan Cabrita - AUS - 90
- Nevin Smith - USA - 90
- Tobi Akbas - USA - 0
Intellectual Disabilities w/ CC (Female)
- Julia Lane - CAN - 300
- Jessica Jansen - USA - 168
- Annie Leonard - CAN - 135
- Lainey Thomassen - USA - 0
Intellectual Disabilities w/o CC (Male)
- Lance King - USA - 300
- Maximo Morrison - USA - 204
- Lucas Almeida Lima - BRA - 188
- Clifford Robinson - AUS - 172
- Élyott Asselin - CAN - 140
- Bailey Pappas - USA - 76
- Shawn Miller - USA - 0
Intellectual Disabilities w/o CC (Female)
- Kira Weber - USA - 240
- Cassidty Lundskog - USA - 200
- Tessa Kirkey - USA - 200
- Hailey Melakian - USA - 140
- Lauren Webber - NZL - 120
When Are The CrossFit Games?
The 2026 CrossFit Games will feature the world's top individual men, women, and teams competing for the title of the "Fittest on Earth."
- Starts: July 22, 2026 - 2:00 PM/ET
- Ends: July 26, 2026 - 10:00 PM/ET
When Are The 2026 Masters CrossFit Games?
The Masters competition showcases veteran CrossFit athletes across multiple age divisions as they compete for championship titles.
- Starts: July 21, 2026 - 2:00 PM/ET
- Ends: July 23, 2026 - 10:00 PM/ET
When Are The 2026 Teenage CrossFit Games?
The Teenage division features many of the sport's top up-and-coming athletes competing in age-group categories.
- Starts: July 24, 2026 - 2:00 PM/ET
- Ends: July 26, 2026 - 10:00 PM/ET
When Are The Adaptive CrossFit Games?
The Adaptive CrossFit Games highlight elite athletes across multiple adaptive divisions, celebrating the highest level of competition in adaptive fitness.
- Starts: July 24, 2026 - 2:00 PM/ET
- Ends: July 26, 2026 - 10:00 PM/ET
Where Is The 2026 Teenage And Adaptive CrossFit Games?
The 2026 Teenage and Adaptive CrossFit Games are taking place from July 24-26 from the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California.
Who Won The CrossFit Games In 2025?
In 2025, Jayson Hopper was named the Men's Individual Fittest on Earth for the second year in a row while Tia-Clair Toomey added to her dynasty on the Women's side, capturing her record-setting eighth championship in the sport.
Will There Still Be Free CrossFit Content?
Yes.
While the CrossFit Games will stream live on FloElite, fans also will be able to follow CrossFit across a variety of free platforms.
Throughout the event, FloSports will publish CrossFit content across social media and other free distribution channels, creating multiple ways for fans to stay connected with the sport.
Why The CrossFit Games Are Coming To FloSports
The partnership between CrossFit and FloSports is built around growing the sport through expanded coverage, original storytelling and direct investment.
CrossFit called the agreement an important step for the future of the sport.
"Our media partnership with FloSports is critical to the success of CrossFit. It provides direct investment into the sport with enhanced coverage and storytelling to broaden exposure. We are in a much better place today because of it."
The goal is to create more opportunities for fans to follow CrossFit throughout the year—not just during the Games—with additional athlete features, competition coverage and original content. The partnership will provide a mix of free and subscription segments and a FloSports subscription gives CrossFit fans access to thousands of live events across the FloSports network.
Why Is The CrossFit Games On A Subscription Service?
The mission at FloSports is to grow our sports everyday and our model will work for CrossFit and the CrossFit community by providing the direct investment needed for the sport and the type of exposure via content and marketing that will expand its reach.
A subscription model is needed to create a sustainable business that can support FloSports and CrossFit growth, but we will be making a significant amount of CrossFit content and athletes available across social and our many free distribution channels
We have created a mix of free and subscription-based access to CrossFit content and competitions to give everyone in the CrossFit community different ways to follow the sport.