2023 CrossFit Games Results and Leaderboard


The 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games are taking place from Tuesday, August 1, to Sunday, August 6, in Madison, WI. The Age Group and Adaptive divisions began on Aug. 1 and concluded on Aug. 3. Meanwhile, the Team Division and what some may consider the main attractions of the Games — the Individual Men and Individual Women divisions — begin Aug. 3 and crown their respective champions on Sunday, Aug. 6.

Both the Team and Individual divisions will feature a two-tier cut to pare down the finalists. After the workouts on Friday, August 4, only the top 30 Teams and Individual competitors will continue on to Saturday. After Saturday’s workouts, only the top 20 Teams, the top 20 Individual Men, and the top 20 Individual Women will continue vying for the title.

More from Breaking Muscle:

Two-time Mens champion Justin Medeiros is looking to become the third-ever three-time Mens winner. In the Women’s division, a new champion will be crowned for the first time in six years as the winningest victor in the history of the sport — Tia-Clair Toomey — sat out of the 2023 competitive season to raise her first child.

2023 CrossFit Games Leaderboard

Men

  1. Roman Khrennikov — 543 points
  2. Jeffrey Adler — 443 points
  3. Chandler Smith — 432 points
  4. Jay Crouch — 411 points
  5. Brent Fikowski — 405 points
  6. Bjornvin Karl Gudmundsson — 401 points
  7. Patrick Vellner — 392 points
  8. Jelle Hoste — 364 points
  9. Bayley Martin — 363 points
  10. Jonne Koski — 357 points
  11. Dallin Pepper — 357 points
  12. Colten Mertens — 354 points
  13. Spencer Panchik — 336 points
  14. Lazar Dukic — 333 points
  15. Noah Ohlsen — 324 points
  16. Justin Medeiros — 321 points
  17. Will Moorad — 315 points
  18. Samuel Cournoyer — 315 points
  19. Moritz Fiebig — 285 points
  20. Uldis Upenieks — 279 points
  21. Nick Mathew — 269 points
  22. Samuel Kwant — 244 points
  23. James Sprague — 239 points
  24. Ant Haynes — 238 points
  25. David Shorunke — 237 points
  26. Bronislaw Olenkowicz — 225 points
  27. Henrik Haapalainen — 219 points
  28. Luke Parker — 215 points
  29. Jack Farlow — 208 points
  30. Fabian Beneito — 206 points
  31. Jayson Hopper — 201 points
  32. Kaylan Souza — 194 points
  33. Cole Greashaber — 178 points
  34. Cole Sager — 151 points
  35. Alex Vigneault — 129 points
  36. Michal Weslowski — 123 points
  37. Kaique Cerveny — 116 points
  38. Jake Douglas — 106 points
  39. Arthur Semenov — 78 points
  40. Jason Smith — 0 points

Women

  1. Emma Lawson — 477 points
  2. Alexis Raptis — 458 points
  3. Laura Horvath — 457 points
  4. Alex Gazan — 450 points
  5. Arielle Loewen — 432 points
  6. Jamie Simmonds — 388 points
  7. Annie Thorisdottir —356 points
  8. Bethany Flores — 370 points
  9. Emma Tall — 327 points
  10. Paige Powers — 350 points
  11. Danielle Brandon — 345 points
  12. Emily Rolfe — 341 points
  13. Gabriela Migala — 311 points
  14. Karin Freyova — 336 points
  15. Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir — 322 points
  16. Emma Cary — 297 points
  17. Elisa Fuliano — 294 points
  18. Paige Semenza — 284 points
  19. Olivia Kerstetter — 276 points
  20. Baylee Rayl — 218 points
  21. Christine Kolenbrander — 250 points
  22. Rebecka Vitesson — 249 points
  23. Seher Kaya — 242 points
  24. Shelby Neal — 236 points
  25. Amanda Barnhart — 233 points
  26. Ellie Turner — 224 points
  27. Caroline Stanley — 210 points
  28. Abigail Domit — 207 points
  29. Alexia Williams — 205 points
  30. Sydney Wells — 204 points
  31. Kelly Baker — 199 points
  32. Feeroozeh Saghafi — 196 points
  33. Matilde Garnes — 195 points
  34. Ella Wunger — 190 points
  35. Manon Angonese — 173 points
  36. Michelle Basnett — 116 points
  37. Victoria Campos — 109 points
  38. Shahad Budebs — 99 points
  39. Emily De Rooy — 88 points
  40. Emma McQuaid — Withdrawn

2023 CrossFit Games Events

Day Three

The penultimate day of competition will include three events, ranging from “simple” running to “classic” weightlifting performed with CrossFit’s inimitable style.

Cross-Country 5K

The third day of competition begins with a relatively standard 5K run for time.

More from Breaking Muscle:

This event is scheduled to begin at 10:10 a.m. CST. Results will be updated as they become available.

Day Two

Competitors woke up on the second day of this four-day contest knowing their initial standings on the leaderboard.

More from Breaking Muscle:

Defending champion Justing Medeiros finished the contest’s first day trying to rally after two of the worst performances of his competitive career, but he will need to build even more momentum to rise from the middle of the pack.

The Alpaca Redux

The Alpaca was the initial event on the final day of the 2022 CrossFit Games. In 2023, it makes an appearance to kickoff day two. Performed for time, with an 18-minute time cap, competitors completed a 126-foot sled push with six kettlebells (total weight of 443/546-pounds).

Athletes then performed three rounds of: two legless rope climbs, 12 kettlebell clean and jerks, and 42-foot sled push starting with two (53/70-pound) kettlebells — each round, two kettlebells are added to the sled.

Men

  1. Roman Khrennikov — 12:34.59
  2. Jack Farlow — 12:54.31
  3. Brent Fikowski — 13:21.91
  4. Dallin Pepper — 13:57.83
  5. David Shorunke — 14:04.63
  6. Bjornvin Karl Gudmundsson — 14:23.84
  7. Justin Medeiros — 14:31.17
  8. Jeffrey Adler — 14:33.78
  9. Chandler Smith — 14:49.37
  10. Ant Haynes — 15:02.37

Women

  1. Emma Tall — 15:54.01
  2. Laura Horvath — 16:36.18
  3. Alex Gazan — 17:25.97
  4. Emma Lawson — 17:35.41
  5. Alexis Raptis — 17:45.74
  6. Jamie Simmonds — Cap +3
  7. Rebecka Vitesson — Cap +3
  8. Abigail Domit — Cap +9
  9. Annie Thorisdottir — Cap +9
  10. Alexia Williams — Cap +9

Ski-Bag

Ski-bag tested upper body power and lower body strength. With a six-minute time cap, competitors will race for time completing a circuit of 30-calorie SkiErg, 30 sandbag squats (125/200-pounds), 20-calorie SkiErg, and 20 sandbag squats (125/200-pounds).

Men

  1. Colton Mertens — 4:30.60
  2. Samuel Kwant — 4:34.75
  3. Justin Medeiros — 4:51.88
  4. Jelle Hoste — 4:53.48
  5. Bronislaw Olenkowicz — 4:54.44
  6. Patrick Vellner — 4:55.13
  7. Chandler Smith — 4:57.11
  8. Jeffrey Adler — 4:59.86
  9. Roman Khrennikov — 5:00.83
  10. Jake Douglas — 5:05.72

Women

  1. Laura Horvath — 4:36.18
  2. Alex Gazan — 5:50.32
  3. Olivia Kerstetter — 5.50.91
  4. Ella Wunger — 5:54.35
  5. Ellie Turner — 5:58.67
  6. Amanda Barnhart — Cap
  7. Karin Freyova — Cap +3
  8. Gabriela Migala — Cap +3
  9. Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir — Cap +4
  10. Emma Lawson — Cap +4

Helena

Athletes were tasked with a familiar-but-different presentation of a the classic Helen benchmark WOD. While Helen incorporates rounds of running, kettlebell swings, and pull-ups, the Helena event was three rounds for time (11-minute time cap): 400-meter run, 12 bar muscle-ups, and 21 dumbbell snatches (35-pounds/50-pounds).

Men

  1. Jeffrey Adler — 7:56.58
  2. Will Moorad — 8:05.63
  3. Lazar Dukic — 8:08.12
  4. Noah Ohlsen — 8:12.55
  5. Roman Khrennikov — 8:13.25
  6. Patrick Vellner — 8:16.52
  7. Chandler Smith — 8:17.72
  8. Jay Crouch — 8:18.36
  9. Uldis Upenieks — 8:19.90
  10. Ant Haynes — 8:21.29

Women

  1. Jamie Simmonds — 8:27.12
  2. Emma Cary — 8:38.61
  3. Alexis Raptis — 8:40.85
  4. Arielle Loewen — 8:42.74
  5. Emma Lawson — 8:44.92
  6. Bethany Flores — 8:46.27
  7. Paige Powers — 8:50.70
  8. Alex Gazan — 8:53.66
  9. Seher Kaya — 8:55.34
  10. Elisa Fuliano — 8:56.06

Day One

The first day of Individual competition will test the athletes with three separate events over the course of the day.

More from Breaking Muscle:

With the depth of field, Men and Women athletes will compete in multiple heats against their own respective divisions.

Ride

The first event of the contest may appear uncomplicated, but that certainly doesn’t make it easy. Athletes have 40 minutes to complete as many 2,400-meter laps as possible riding on a Trek Bikes Marlin 8 mountain bike. Notably, every lap also requires an 80-meter run to transport the bike through one section of the race course.

Men

  1. Ant Haynes — 7 laps
  2. Arthur Semenov — 7 laps
  3. Jeffrey Adler — 7 laps
  4. Jay Crouch — 7 laps
  5. Roman Khrennikov — 7 laps
  6. Jelle Hoste — 7 laps
  7. Moritz Fiebig — 7 laps
  8. Dallin Pepper — 7 laps
  9. James Sprague — 7 laps
  10. Brent Fikowski — 7 laps

Women

  1. Emma Lawson — 7 laps
  2. Emily Rolfe — 7 laps
  3. Emma Tall — 7 laps
  4. Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir — 7 laps
  5. Alexis Raptis — 7 laps
  6. Bethany Flores — 7 laps
  7. Gabriela Migala — 7 laps
  8. Jamie Simmonds — 7 laps
  9. Laura Horvath — 7 laps
  10. Karin Freyova — 7 laps

Pig Chipper

Competitors will have to manhandle the Pig — a specialized implement nearly eight-feet tall, roughly three-feet wide, and 20-inches high, weighing up to 254 kilograms (560 pounds). The unique equipment will be incorporated into a chipper-style workout* requiring athletes to complete, as quickly as possible:

*Note: A “chipper” requires all repetitions of one exercise to be completed before progressing to the next exercise.

Men

  1. Roman Khrennikov — 14:28.77
  2. Lazar Dukic — 14:44.74
  3. Brent Fikowski — 15:04.80
  4. Spencer Panchik — 15:20.83
  5. Moritz Fiebig — 15:25.18
  6. Patrick Vellner — 15:36.50
  7. Samuel Cournoyer — 15:47.53
  8. Will Moorad — 16:00.90
  9. Bjornvin Karl Gudmundsson — 16:12.76
  10. Jay Crouch — 16:17.00

Women

  1. Laura Horvath — 13:50.40
  2. Arielle Loewen — 14:43.54
  3. Alexis Raptis — 15:14.94
  4. Emma Cary — 15:38.84
  5. Olivia Kerstetter — 15:49.36
  6. Alex Gazan — 16:13.39
  7. Christine Kolenbrander — 16:18.58
  8. Annie Thorisdottir — 16:20.26
  9. Baylee Rayl — 16:27.08
  10. Emma Tall — 16:32.72

Inverted Medley

This handstand-focused event will be a test of upper body strength, total-body stability, and gymnastic competence. Athletes will compete for time with a seven-minute time cap:

  • 30-foot unbroken handstand walk over the ramp
  • 8 free-standing handstand push-ups
  • Unbroken obstacle steps to a 180-degree pirouette
  • 16 pull-overs
  • 360-degree pirouette to an unbroken step obstacle
  • 8 free-standing handstand push-ups
  • 30-foot unbroken handstand walk over the ramp

Men

  1. Cole Greashaber — 3:47.89
  2. Justin Medeiros — 4:03.63
  3. Bayley Martin — 4:25.68
  4. Jay Crouch — 4:27.72
  5. Roman Khrennikov — 4:40.23
  6. Patrick Vellner — 4:48.38
  7. Chandler Smith — 4:50.28
  8. Nick Mathew — 4:51.69
  9. Samuel Cournoyer — 4:57.40
  10. Henrik Haapalainen — 5:12.34

Women

  1. Danielle Brandon — 3:12.75
  2. Elisa Fuliano — 3:46.89
  3. Paige Powers — 3:56.62
  4. Shelby Neal — 3:57.57
  5. Alexis Raptis — 4:13.51
  6. Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir — 4:17.56
  7. Emily Rolfe — 4:23.30
  8. Sydney Wells — 4:33.67
  9. Baylee Rayl — 4:45.39
  10. Matilde Garnes — 4:51.37

How to Watch the CrossFit Games

Presuming you’re not attending the Games in Madison, WI, you can watch the 2023 CrossFit Games via the CrossFit app, or online at the CrossFit website (Games.CrossFit.com), YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch. For the first time since 2016, CrossFit coverage can also be found on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN+.

The Games Move Forward

The full field of Age Group athletes will continue showcasing their skills over the coming days until a champion is crowned in each category. Breaking Muscle will continue delivering the action from Madison right to you. Check back regularly for official results and updated leaderboard standings.

Featured Image: Courtesy of CrossFit LLC

We will be happy to hear your thoughts

Leave a reply

BestValueProducts
Logo
Enable registration in settings - general
Compare items
  • Total (0)
Compare
0
Shopping cart