2025 CrossFit Games Event 6 &#038; 7 Results: Garard and Sprague Score Critical Points and Lucy Campbell Has a Day

Clearly, Day 2 of the 2025 CrossFit Games tested both pacing and endurance with a brutal back-to-back challenge — “Throttle Up” followed by “Hammer Down.” Interestingly, 200 points were on the line. Notably, athletes had to balance high effort in the first workout with enough energy left to finish strong in the second. This grueling back-to-back test was part of the 2025 CrossFit Games Event 5 and the 2025 CrossFit Games Event 6 & 7 Results.

The men’s field witnessed bold pacing strategies. Athletes had just a minute between the two events, and that window proved decisive. Sprinting the first part meant paying the price in the second. Many miscalculated and dropped down the standings.

Meanwhile, on the women’s side, top contenders like Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr, Lucy Campbell, and Arielle Loewen made critical gains. They each used different approaches but all ended Day 2 in strong contention.

Ultimately, the winners of the day—Garard, Sprague, Campbell, and Loewen—left their mark heading into the final stretch. Momentum has clearly shifted.

2025 CrossFit Games Event 6 & 7 Results

Clearly, IE06 was over in a blink. Indeed, the men launched into the first half of the two-parter, hoping to bank some rest before transitioning to IE07. However, many faltered trying to balance pace and recovery.

Interestingly, Ricky Garard and James Sprague — both former podium finishers — nailed their timing. As a result, both men managed to post top scores across both events.

Garard took second in IE06 and first in IE07, while Sprague won IE06 and placed third in IE07.

“This is a professional sport; you’re not always going to win every race,” Sprague said. “But what you can do is learn from your failures, learn from your hardships, learn from the things that go well, and take it into the next one. I believe that the more times I step out here, the better, more resilient I’m going to get.”

Undoubtedly, both men rocketed up the leaderboard. Garard now sits in second, with Sprague in third. Notably, they hope to capitalize on that momentum on the final day.

On the Women’s Side

Indeed, Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr reclaimed the white leader’s jersey after briefly falling out of the top spot. She returned to form just in time for the Day 2 finale.

Still, other contenders made their presence known. Alexis Raptis posted consistent top-heat finishes and demonstrated impressive gymnastics.

However, Lucy Campbell stole the show by winning her second event of the day. Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to reclaim the overall lead.

“I think a burpee box jump over is the truest test of fitness, and I am really proud that I have good fitness.” – Arielle Loewen

Loewen, who claimed her second career event win during IE06, capped off her Saturday in third place and now eyes a podium spot.

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2025 CrossFit Games Event 6 — Top 5 Men

Place	Name	Time
1	James Sprague	03:10.72
2	Ricky Garard	03:14.21
3	Calum Clements	03:17.41
4	Dallin Pepper	03:17.56
5	Austin Hatfield	03:17.81

Clearly, James Sprague executed the perfect game plan in Event 6. As the field struggled with pacing, he found the sweet spot.

Meanwhile, Ricky Garard wasn’t far behind. He pushed aggressively on the ski erg and held tight during the box jump-overs.

In contrast, Calum Clements, Dallin Pepper, and Austin Hatfield stayed close in time and secured essential leaderboard points.

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2025 CrossFit Games Event 6 — Top 5 Women

Place	Name	Time
1	Arielle Loewen	03:52.00
2	Lucy McGonigle	03:55.56
3	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	03:56.12
4	Danielle Brandon	03:58.11
5	Lucy Campbell	04:00.11

Clearly, Arielle Loewen’s win in Event 6 showed her command of pacing and power output. Her timing was flawless.

Interestingly, Lucy McGonigle also impressed with a sub-four-minute finish. She continues to show consistency under pressure.

Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr, Danielle Brandon, and Lucy Campbell all stayed within striking distance, setting up an exciting final day.

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2025 CrossFit Games Event 7 — Top 5 Men

Place	Name	Time
1	Ricky Garard	04:17.54
2	Colten Mertens	04:27.63
3	James Sprague	04:38.85
4	Roman Khrennikov	04:39.20
5	Chris Ibarra	04:39.74

First, Ricky Garard bounced back in Event 7 and grabbed his second event win of the weekend.

Next, Colten Mertens demonstrated grit and delivered one of his best finishes at the Games.

Meanwhile, James Sprague maintained his podium push by locking in third, while Khrennikov and Ibarra added crucial points.

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2025 CrossFit Games Event 7 — Top 5 Women

Place	Name	Time
1	Lucy Campbell	05:09.60
2	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	05:26.50
3	Claudia Gluck	05:27.14
4	Abigail Domit	05:33.50
5	Aimee Cringle	05:39.63

Clearly, Lucy Campbell owned Event 7. Her sharp transitions and steady engine gave her the win.

Then, Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr kept pace and further strengthened her hold on the overall lead.

Finally, Claudia Gluck, Abigail Domit, and Aimee Cringle rounded out the top five and continue to climb the standings.

Surprisingly, just 41 points separate first and seventh in the men’s division. Therefore, every second in the upcoming events matters.

Undeniably, Day 2 reshaped the overall standings with clutch performances from Garard, Sprague, Loewen, and Campbell.

Now, the final day of the 2025 CrossFit Games promises to be a showdown of champions and rising stars alike.

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Overview

The 2025 CrossFit Games Event 6 & 7 Results proved to be pivotal in reshaping the leaderboard. To begin with, Ricky Garard and James Sprague delivered critical performances that reignited their podium hopes, with each securing a top-three finish in both events. Meanwhile, on the women’s side, Lucy Campbell and Arielle Loewen seized the spotlight—Campbell with a commanding win in Event 7 and Loewen with a statement victory in Event 6. Furthermore, Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr regained control of the leaderboard, while Alexis Raptis and others continued to apply pressure. As the competition heads into its final day, the margins remain razor-thin, making every movement, rep, and second more crucial than ever.

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