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2026 The CrossFit Games

Adaptive CrossFit 2026 Men and Women's Leaderboard: Here's Who Won

Adaptive CrossFit 2026 Men and Women's Leaderboard: Here's Who Won

See the latest 2026 Adaptive CrossFit Games leaderboard after Day 1, including scores and standings for every men's and women's Adaptive division.

Jul 27, 2026 by Margaret Nassuna
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Replay: The Teenage and Adaptive CrossFit Games CC - 2026 The Teenage and Adaptive CrossFit Games | Jul 24 @ 2 PM8:50:55

The 2026 Adaptive CrossFit Games concluded Sunday with champions crowned across every division after four days of competition and a demanding series of tests.

Athletes battled through the final workouts to secure division titles, with several leaders holding off late charges while others climbed the standings to earn podium finishes in one of the season's premier adaptive fitness competitions.

Watch every event from the 2026 CrossFit Games on FloElite and follow FloElite for complete results, highlights, interviews and championship coverage throughout the weekend.

2026 The CrossFit Games

Adaptive Games Event Results

1 Point - Upper Impairment (Male)

  1. Victor Hugo Assaf (CrossFit Sea Dog, Colombia) – 576 points
  2. Mike Bitton (CrossFit Ekara, France) – 468 points
  3. Artjom Sandakov (KT CrossFit, Russia) – 444 points
  4. Brian Knight (CrossFit Invictus, USA) – 344 points
  5. Wesley Queiroz (Brazil) – 286 points
  6. Michael Libby (Southland Barbell, Canada) – 238 points
  7. Dominik Orlovský (CrossFit České Budějovice, Czech Republic) – 188 points
  8. Marc Sammut (CrossFit Claye, France) – 174 points
  9. Ludovic Vandeveraye (CrossFit Reveal, France) – 54 points

1 Point - Upper Impairment (Female)

  1. Emily Cairns (CrossFit Claremont, Australia) – 600 points
  2. Hayley Pember-Calvert (CrossFit Loaded, Australia) – 336 points
  3. Ana Paula Gonçalves Lopes (BAI CrossFit Gernika, Portugal) – 270 points
  4. Kristee Irby (Bellhouse CrossFit, USA) – 0 points

2 Point - Upper Impairment (Male)

  1. Josue Maldonado (Puerto Rico) – 496 points
  2. David Leclerc (CrossFit Bro'Waroch, France) – 456 points
  3. Lloyd Burns (Motor City CrossFit, USA) – 438 points
  4. Anthony DeLorenzo (Great White Conditioning and Fitness, USA) – 426 points
  5. Sam Lycett (FourOneFitness, United Kingdom) – 370 points
  6. Emilien Denimal (Arcis CrossFit, France) – 360 points
  7. Henry Dunn (CrossFit DIP, United Kingdom) – 214 points
  8. Logan Torrance (NSFCrossFit, USA) – 180 points
  9. Danilo de Souza Araújo (Brazil) – 120 points
  10. Seonghun Kim (CrossFit Blackships Yoyogi, South Korea) – 84 points

2 Point - Upper Impairment (Female)

  • Elaine De Rocco (Brazil) – 560 points
  • Julia Halberstam (Blackbird CrossFit, USA) – 468 points
  • Christina Mazzullo (Tarheel CrossFit, USA) – 440 points
  • Perrine Muller (CrossFit Blue Arena, France) – 390 points
  • Maite Muse (Carbondale CrossFit, USA) – 384 points
  • Jo McCreeth (CrossFit Dire Wolf, United Kingdom) – 332 points
  • Ava Sayyadi (CrossFit Living the Dream, Australia) – 324 points
  • Christina DeVries (ARMR Total Fitness, USA) – 190 points
  • Julie Pommereul (France) – 108 points
  • Paola Palacios García (Mexico) – 0 points

Minor Lower - Lower Impairment (Female)

  1. Bayleigh Hooper (Built Strength and Conditioning, Canada) – 600 points
  2. Valerie Cohen (Feast Fitness, USA) – 516 points
  3. Codie Campbell (CrossFit Slade, Australia) – 420 points
  4. Anett Éva Rózsa (CrossFit Bink36, Hungary) – 372 points
  5. McKenzie Kravetsky (Bridger Fitness, USA) – 348 points
  6. Jodie Hudson (CrossFit Erupt, Australia) – 276 points
  7. Elizabeth Gilbert (I2 Labours CrossFit Columbia, USA) – 152 points
  8. Allison Hansen (South Tampa CrossFit, USA) – 120 points
  9. Eleanor Bamber (CrossFit Fixus, United Kingdom) – 42 points

Minor Lower - Lower Impairment (Male)

  1. Luke Reeson (CrossFit LDB, United Kingdom) – 540 points
  2. Alan Roche (Gym Training & Barbells, France) – 412 points
  3. Vincent Cavazos (CrossFit Latte Stone, USA) – 402 points
  4. Dan Brady (Nickel City Athletics, USA) – 402 points
  5. Shane Rossall (United Kingdom) – 380 points
  6. Omar Iglesias (CrossFit Beetle, Puerto Rico) – 340 points
  7. Sebastian Castillo Perez (Chile) – 282 points
  8. John Jarrett (CrossFit Downtown Atlanta, USA) – 224 points
  9. Joel Stephens (South Tampa CrossFit, USA) – 180 points

Above Knee - Lower Impairment (Male)

  1. Anthony Gutierrez (CrossFit Rancho Cucamonga, USA) – 650 points
  2. Giuseppe Ciullo (CrossFit Mola di Bari, Italy) – 550 points
  3. Corbin Hart (HI CrossFit, Australia) – 550 points
  4. Elliott Crimp (RotoVegas, New Zealand) – 438 points
  5. José Aparecido Costa Filho (Brazil) – 362 points
  6. Murray Hambro (CrossFit Tigerlily, United Kingdom) – 352 points
  7. Matthew Shepherd (East West CrossFit, United Kingdom) – 306 points
  8. Ross Austen (CF AON, United Kingdom) – 236 points
  9. Hennadii Tamulevych (CrossFit Banda II, Ukraine) – 228 points
  10. Takahiro Miura (CrossFit Urawa, Japan) – 0 points

Above Knee - Lower Impairment (Female)

  1. Lauren Farhat (Vantage Movement, USA) – 600 points
  2. Diana Jordan-L Hip Disartic (Sanctum CrossFit, USA) – 375 points
  3. Katie Weymouth (CrossFit MYO, USA) – 375 points
  4. Sierra Landholm (The Roost CrossFit, USA) – 175 points
  5. Tamala Wampler (Homegrown Strength and Conditioning, USA) – 25 points

Below Knee - Lower Impairment (Male)

  1. Hildon Carvalho (CrossFit Park Extreme, Brazil) – 640 points
  2. Luca Bonomo (Italy) – 610 points
  3. Riley Grace (CrossFit Verge, Australia) – 570 points
  4. Matthew Freitas (Ballston CrossFit, USA) – 474 points
  5. Russell Bozanich (Injustice CrossFit, Australia) – 366 points
  6. Tristin Thomas (Gresham Strength and Conditioning, USA) – 274 points
  7. Bruno Rodriguez (CrossFit L'Entrepôt, France) – 274 points
  8. Ray Kendall (CrossFit Gratitude, USA) – 168 points
  9. Chappie Hunter (Alpine Ranch CrossFit, USA) – 168 points
  10. Charlie Holford (CrossFit 258, United Kingdom) – 144 points

Below Knee - Lower Impairment (Female)

  1. Grislaine Schueler (Brazil) – 600 points
  2. Beth Tannatt (USA) – 268 points
  3. Kirsten Kenny (Wellness Jungle CrossFit, USA) – 204 points
  4. Morgan Ramos (CrossFit Querétaro, Mexico) – 134 points

Major - Neuromuscular Impairment (Male)

  1. Roy Gunther Jr. (CrossFit Strong Island, USA) – 488 points
  2. Allan Castanier (CrossFit The Crypt, Belgium) – 474 points
  3. Kevin Araya (CrossFit Westchester, Costa Rica) – 432 points
  4. Joshua Speidel (CGX CrossFit, USA) – 432 points
  5. John Sherrill (CrossFit Indigo, USA) – 278 points
  6. Daniel Lotz (Timberwolf CrossFit, USA) – 264 points
  7. Brian Hill (CrossFit Oakdale, USA) – 96 points
  8. Jesús Garzón Carrasco (Acero CrossFit Toledo, Spain) – 0 points

Major - Neuromuscular Impairment (Female)

  1. Merethe Nyhus Sørensen (CrossFit Fønix, Norway) – 530 points
  2. Genna Cappellini (The Lab, USA) – 480 points
  3. Traci Bartalo (Blue Cord CrossFit, USA) – 450 points
  4. Sydney Peterson (Misfit Gym Portland, USA) – 370 points
  5. Jessica Rausch (USA) – 334 points
  6. Hannah Webster (CrossFit Pembrokeshire Tenby, United Kingdom) – 328 points
  7. Susan Gillson (CrossFit Beyond Sport, USA) – 230 points
  8. Karissa Glover (Salty Hive CrossFit, USA) – 200 points
  9. Riley Weinstein (Kalos Sthenos Fitness, USA) – 184 points
  10. Celia Sprouse (CrossFit Norwalk, USA) – 120 points

Moderate - Neuromuscular Impairment (Male)

  1. Dan Long (CrossFit Mendip, United Kingdom) – 530 points
  2. Nui Bartlett (Evolution Fitness, Australia) – 520 points
  3. Kyle Harper (CrossFit Kyalami, South Africa) – 454 points
  4. Sam Constantin (Monark CrossFit, Canada) – 362 points
  5. George Simonds-Gooding (CrossFit Earlsfield, United Kingdom) – 356 points
  6. Lucas Niven (CrossFit Tava, USA) – 300 points
  7. Joshua DeSousa (Sundown CrossFit, USA) – 192 points
  8. Austin Roth (CrossFit Invictus, USA) – 178 points
  9. David Carpenter (CrossFit Solent, United Kingdom) – 120 points

Moderate - Neuromuscular Impairment (Female)

  1. Lauren Taylor (CrossFit King of Prussia, USA) – 600 points
  2. Liana Gerber (CrossFit West Vancouver, Canada) – 470 points
  3. Jamie McInerney (Blue Lake CrossFit, Australia) – 460 points
  4. Courtney Lopez (The FitStop CrossFit, USA) – 434 points
  5. Heidi Ward-McGrath (SassFit Masterton, New Zealand) – 286 points
  6. Abi Wynn-Jones (CrossFit Woolwich, United Kingdom) – 282 points
  7. Petra van der Putten Clauwens (CrossFit Gymert, Netherlands) – 252 points
  8. Andrea Unwin (CrossFit Leeds/Fit to Function, United Kingdom) – 228 points
  9. Alexa Serret (Odessa CrossFit, USA) – 144 points
  10. Maria Gonçalves (Lousã CrossFit, Portugal) – 0 points

Minor - Neuromuscular Impairment (Male)

  1. Ben Fallon (Boundary CrossFit, Ireland) – 510 points
  2. Thomas Fagniel (CrossFit Grenoble, France) – 500 points
  3. Edgar Castillo (CrossFit Fuel Your Fire, Mexico) – 446 points
  4. Johann van Heerden (South Africa) – 446 points
  5. Adam Nelczyk (BeStrong CrossFit Błonie, USA) – 398 points
  6. Clément Blanc-Patin (CrossFit Pontarlier, France) – 270 points
  7. Liam Smith (CrossFit Calne – The Pack, England) – 248 points
  8. Scott Bell (Community Athletics, Canada) – 144 points
  9. David Piper (Way Ahead Fitness, Scotland) – 144 points
  10. Hector Torres (CrossFit Loco Ocho, USA) – 24 points

Minor - Neuromuscular Impairment (Female)

  1. Giada Cerpolloni (Box Street 102, Italy) – 504 points
  2. Esther de Roo (Netherlands) – 424 points
  3. Tiina Murdoch (CrossFit40100, Finland) – 408 points
  4. Lauren Sall (CrossFit Lake Effect, USA) – 360 points
  5. Camille Choquet (Handstand CrossFit, France) – 328 points
  6. Becky Johnson (CrossFit Loco Ocho, USA) – 152 points

Vision Impairment (Male)

  1. Johan Celis (CrossFit Cholula, Mexico) – 680 points
  2. Hunter Tribe (USA) – 640 points
  3. Nik Bullick (WestLondon CrossFit, Canada) – 520 points
  4. Tom du Preez (CrossFit Noosa, Australia) – 520 points
  5. Gabriel Monteiro (Brazil) – 426 points
  6. Noah Cook (USA) – 346 points
  7. Jono Heenan (CrossFit Hereford, United Kingdom) – 228 points
  8. Turner Baehl (CrossFit High Bar, USA) – 216 points
  9. Carl Arredondo III (CrossFit NOLA, USA) – 84 points

Vision Impairment (Female)

  1. Andrea Aguero Valle (MPT Fitness Zone, Costa Rica) – 690 points
  2. Emma Hood (CrossFit HSC, USA) – 600 points
  3. Mary Colin (JOMO CrossFit, USA) – 500 points
  4. Sara Nappi (Beacon Community Fitness, USA) – 488 points
  5. Kimberley Dekeyrel (CrossFit MYO, USA) – 446 points
  6. Shelley Williams (Titusville CrossFit, USA) – 304 points
  7. Hanna Korpela (CrossFit Routa, Finland) – 252 points
  8. Kayla Teems (Titusville CrossFit, USA) – 168 points
  9. Luceth Ávalos Martínez (CrossFit Cholula, Mexico) – 132 points
  10. Nicole Kort (Allround CrossFit, Netherlands) – 96 points

Short Stature - Impairment (Female)

  1. Annie Bridegroom (USA) – 501 points
  2. Irene Wanandi (RAGTAG Training, Indonesia) – 402 points
  3. Jinyi Weis (Kearney CrossFit, USA) – 303 points
  4. Rachel Marder (CrossFit C5 Barbell, USA) – 34 points

Seated 1 - Without Hip (Male)

  1. Cai Vickers (CrossFit Temple, United Kingdom) – 538 points
  2. Joe Clarke (United Kingdom) – 478 points
  3. Brandon Mantz (CrossFit Cherry Creek, USA) – 440 points
  4. Stéphane Rouchet (Workzone Athletic Center, Belgium) – 418 points
  5. Nikodem Prządka (Poznanski Bank Spółdzielczy, Poland) – 360 points
  6. Jesús Ríos Gentil (Ghetto, Spain) – 346 points
  7. Reon Holloway (Push511 CrossFit, USA) – 168 points
  8. Grant Allen (D-Town CrossFit, USA) – 156 points
  9. Jacob Smith (The Matt Hampson Foundation, United Kingdom) – 144 points
  10. Malo Peterson Marsac (2S2P, France) – 84 points

Seated 1 - Without Hip (Female)

  1. Andrea Wilson (CrossFit Mayhem Athlete, USA) – 501 points
  2. Rebecca Storm Nagel (South Africa) – 369 points
  3. Hailey Kuhn (CrossFit Fair Oaks Ranch, USA) – 336 points
  4. Yesenia Huerta (CrossFit Cholula, Mexico) – WD

Seated 2 - With Hip (Male)

  1. Tom Miazga (Training Think Tank, USA) – 580 points
  2. Arron Honzik (Raptors Gym, United Arab Emirates) – 530 points
  3. Russell Allmandinger (USA) – 480 points
  4. Fabricio Taveira (CrossFit Winter Haven, Brazil) – 440 points
  5. Roberto Sánchez (Costa Rica) – 346 points
  6. Adam Page (CrossFit Williamsville, USA) – 310 points
  7. Fernando Campos (Brazil) – 228 points

Seated 2 - With Hip (Female)

  1. Tori Clinch (CrossFit Brough, United Kingdom) – 520 points
  2. Jasmine Mock (Greenfire CrossFit, USA) – 440 points
  3. Elizabeth Foster (CrossFit Ironduke, United Kingdom) – 388 points
  4. Shelley Cronau (CrossFit Raw Iron, Australia) – 344 points
  5. Nina Alexandridou (CrossFit Comradery Athens, Greece) – 344 points
  6. Katarzyna Gucwa (CrossFit Faster Harder Better, Poland) – 100 points
  7. Goga Moore (El Dorado Hills CrossFit, Croatia) – 76 points

Seated 3 - QUAD (Male)

  1. Cameron Whittaker (Fitness Syndicate to Home CrossFit Slade, Australia) – 575 points
  2. Antonio Bonanno (Italy) – 400 points
  3. Gavin Sippel (CrossFit 1904, USA) – 375 points
  4. Anthony Monaco (Fit to Function, USA) – 125 points
  5. Iovan Lucian Rangelovici (Acero CrossFit Toledo, Spain) – 25 points

Seated 3 - QUAD (Female)

  1. Hope Kittel (AMRAP Method, USA) – 600 points
  2. Anneliese Williams (USA) – 369 points
  3. Sophie Wilson (The Matt Hampson Foundation, United Kingdom) – 237 points

Standing Diagnosed (Male)

  1. Greg Carter (Esprit de Corps CrossFit, United Kingdom) – 588 points
  2. Vicente Marzal (Rakun CrossFit, Spain) – 480 points
  3. Jorge Lozano (CrossFit HDH, Spain) – 468 points
  4. Florian Gruhlke (Germany) – 372 points
  5. Ryan Keller (HWPO, USA) – 336 points
  6. Reyes Ribera (CrossFit Livermore, USA) – 228 points
  7. Tyler Thornton (CrossFit Forever, USA) – 228 points

Standing Diagnosed (Female)

  1. Alina Weidlich (Think Outside CrossFit, Germany) – 570 points
  2. Katie Bures (CrossFit St. Augustine, USA) – 526 points
  3. Alyson Hagglund (CrossFit Sola, USA) – 430 points
  4. Raquel Aguilar Soriano (CrossFit Querétaro, Mexico) – 394 points
  5. Lauren Ringo (D-Town CrossFit, USA) – 306 points
  6. Anaïs Poquet (Vi CrossFit, France) – 262 points
  7. Melissa Stockton (CrossFit Camberley, United Kingdom) – 236 points
  8. Maya Rose (CrossFit Fixx, USA) – 224 points
  9. Molly Todd (CrossFit Calne – The Pack, United Kingdom) – 192 points

Intellectual Disabilities w/ CC (Male)

  1. Dylan Crema (Australia) – 586 points
  2. Oscar Jessup (CrossFit 2444, Australia) – 488 points
  3. Sam Stubbs (CrossFit Huski, Australia) – 432 points
  4. Jacob Meyer (Black Spruce CrossFit, USA) – 306 points
  5. Jordan Cabrita (Uplift Training Club, Australia) – 250 points
  6. Nevin Smith (CrossFit The Challenge, USA) – 222 points
  7. Zeke Maddex (CrossFit Doors of Daring, USA) – 194 points
  8. Tobi Akbas (CrossFit Trinity, USA) – 0 points

Intellectual Disabilities w/ CC (Female)

  1. Julia Lane (All Level CrossFit, Canada) – 567 points
  2. Annie Leonard (CrossFit Col, Canada) – 336 points
  3. Jessica Jansen (O Town Fitness, USA) – 336 points
  4. Lainey Thomassen (CrossFit Mandeville, USA) – 101 points

Intellectual Disabilities w/o CC (Male)

  1. Lance King (Adventure Awaits CrossFit, USA) – 600 points
  2. Maximo Morrison (CrossFit Arioch, USA) – 392 points
  3. Lucas Almeida Lima (Raizes CrossFit, Brazil) – 344 points
  4. Clifford Robinson (CrossFit CQ, Australia) – 344 points
  5. Élyott Asselin (Canada) – 248 points
  6. Bailey Pappas (CrossFit 941, USA) – 148 points
  7. Shawn Miller (CrossFit IF, USA) – 104 points

Intellectual Disabilities w/o CC (Female)

  1. Tessa Kirkey (EHP, USA) – 460 points
  2. Cassidy Luundskog (Tekton CrossFit, USA) – 440 points
  3. Kira Weber (Chagrin Falls CrossFit, USA) – 420 points
  4. Hailey Melakian (CrossFit Throne, USA) – 300 points
  5. Lauren Webber (Inner West CrossFit, Australia) – 200 points

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.

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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.

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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. 

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