2025 CrossFit Games Live Results & Leaderboard

The Fittest on Earth arrived in Albany, New York, August 1-3, for the 2025 CrossFit Games. For the first time, the sport’s biggest event took place in the Empire State. This landmark occasion brought together the world’s top athletes to compete for the coveted title. Meanwhile, 2025 Crossfit Games live results & Leaderboard will be update by colosseum Strength as it will be available.

On the men’s side, James Sprague aimed to defend his crown against a deep, competitive field. At least 10 contenders entered the Games with a legitimate shot at the podium. Meanwhile, the women’s competition centered on seven-time champion Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr, who, despite focusing much of her season on HYROX, sought an eighth title after a commanding win at the Torian Pro.

Additionally, the team battle promised fierce rivalry. CrossFit Invictus, CrossFit Mayhem, and CrossFit Oslo Kriger led the charge, but challengers like 1124 CrossFit and CrossFit Prestanda Kriger appeared ready to shake things up. The MVP Arena played host to 30 men, 30 women, and 20 teams, offering a full slate of events. Colosseum Strength provided comprehensive coverage, including leaderboards, recaps, interviews, and exclusive insights.

Athletes to Watch

Sprague, Toomey‑Orr, Hopper headline top narratives as under.

James Sprague 🇺🇸

Sprague begins the Games as the reigning Men’s champion. Next, his consistency across varied formats makes him a threat to all challengers. Finally, analysts predict he will leverage experience to stay near the top.

Meanwhile, his endurance and strength blend seamlessly in long events. Additionally, his metabolic conditioning proved elite in Event 6. Moreover, he remains injury‑free and mentally focused at the start of the weekend.

Ultimately, Sprague must secure event wins to reclaim the lead. Also, he needs to hold off charging contenders like Hopper and Garard. Therefore, his title defense hinges on peak execution under pressure.

Tia‑Clair Toomey‑Orr 🇦🇺

Toomey‑Orr seeks her unprecedented eighth CrossFit Games title. Next, she shifted focus mid-season to HYROX before returning to CrossFit dominance. Finally, her Torian Pro success reaffirmed her elite competitive status.

Meanwhile, she remains smooth under fatigue and precise with weightlifting transitions. Additionally, her ability to minimize errors in movement sequences distinguishes her from the field. Moreover, her leadership and calm on stage boost her overall presence.

Ultimately, challengers like Lucy Campbell and Arielle Loewen are closing the gap. Also, one slip in conditioning or gymnastics could cost her. Therefore, she must finish strong through event ten to hold her legacy.

Jayson Hopper 🇺🇸

Hopper leads the early Men’s leaderboard thanks to balanced scoring across all events. Next, he excels in pegboard, endurance, and grip work alike. Finally, his consistency gives him an edge over specialists.

Meanwhile, he shows composure under exertion when others fade. Additionally, he handles new and unpredictable challenges well, drawing praise from peers. Moreover, his rise has fans watching his breakout weekend.

Ultimately, Hopper must avoid errors as pressure mounts. Also, Sprague and Garard remain within striking distance of the lead. Therefore, to secure the title, he must stay steady through the final day.

2025 CrossFit Games Results & Leaderboard

Below are the current individual and team leaderboards. Scores will update live throughout the competition. Note that points and rankings remain subject to change as the Games progress.

Individual Women

🥇	Name	Country	Points
1	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr 🥇	🇦🇺 AUS	902
2	Lucy Campbell 🥈	🇬🇧 GBR	720
3	Olivia Kerstetter 🥉	🇺🇸 USA	678
4	Danielle Brandon	🇺🇸 USA	662
5	Arielle Loewen	🇺🇸 USA	631
6	Madeline Sturt	🇦🇺 AUS	631
7	Aimee Cringle	🇬🇧 GBR	577
8	Mirjam von Rohr	🇨🇭 SUI	594
9	Anikha Greer	🇨🇦 CAN	559
10	Alexis Raptis	🇺🇸 USA	555
11	Lucy McGonigle	🇮🇪 IRL	553
12	Abigail Domit	🇺🇸 USA	539
13	Lydia Fish	🇺🇸 USA	512
14	Claudia Gluck	🇫🇷 FRA	500
15	Grace Walton	🇺🇸 USA	495
16	Brooke Wells	🇺🇸 USA	490
17	Feeroozeh Saghafi	🇺🇸 USA	489
18	Lexi Neely	🇺🇸 USA	452
19	Haley Adams	🇺🇸 USA	444
20	Jennifer Muir	🇨🇦 CAN	376
21	Sydney Michalyshen	🇨🇦 CAN	375
22	Christina Livaditakis	🇺🇸 USA	365
23	Hattie Kanyo	🇨🇦 CAN	325
24	Carolyne Prevost	🇨🇦 CAN	277
25	Seungyeon Choi	🇰🇷 KOR	271
26	Siria Meha	🇺🇸 USA	254
27	Mariana Meza	🇲🇽 MEX	229
28	Maria Camila Quintero	🇨🇴 COL	220
29	Emily de Rooy	🇦🇺 AUS	193
30	Luiza Marques	🇧🇷 BRA	54

The women’s leaderboard reflects a strong presence by veterans and emerging athletes alike. Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr’s lead appears solid, but the chase is fierce. Lucy Campbell and Arielle Loewen remain consistent threats, demonstrating the depth of competition.

Moreover, the rankings reveal how small point gaps can separate athletes, creating an intense battle across multiple events. Athletes like Mirjam von Rohr and Aimee Cringle are hot on Toomey-Orr’s heels, setting the stage for a thrilling final push. This tight field ensures the title race will remain unpredictable.

Individual Men

🥇	Name	Country	Points
1	Jayson Hopper 🥇	🇺🇸 USA	787
2	Ricky Garard 🥈	🇦🇺 AUS	773
3	James Sprague 🥉	🇺🇸 USA	772
4	Dallin Pepper	🇺🇸 USA	757
5	Austin Hatfield	🇺🇸 USA	746
6	Jay Crouch	🇦🇺 AUS	738
7	Justin Medeiros	🇺🇸 USA	685
8	Jeffrey Adler	🇨🇦 CAN	675
9	Roman Khrennikov	🇷🇺 RUS	660
10	Tudor Magda	🇺🇸 USA	565
11	Harry Lightfoot	🇬🇧 GBR	530
12	Colten Mertens	🇺🇸 USA	509
13	Chris Ibarra	🇺🇸 USA	475
14	Kalyan Souza	🇧🇷 BRA	449
15	Ty Jenkins	🇺🇸 USA	448
16	Calum Clements	🇳🇿 NZL	437
17	Colin Bosshard	🇺🇸 USA	412
18	Jack Rozema	🇺🇸 USA	409
19	Moritz Fiebig	🇩🇪 GER	398
20	Nick Mathew	🇺🇸 USA	389
21	Jonne Koski	🇫🇮 FIN	350
22	Enrico Zenoni	🇮🇹 ITA	327
23	Jorge Fernandez	🇪🇸 ESP	272
24	Bronislaw Olenkowicz	🇵🇱 POL	267
25	Isaac Newman	🇺🇸 USA	265
26	William Leahy IV	🇺🇸 USA	249
27	Toby Buckland	🇬🇧 GBR	185
28	Peter Ellis	🇺🇸 USA	162
29	Henrique Moreira	🇧🇷 BRA	145
30	Tiago Luzes	🇵🇹 POR	138

The men’s leaderboard is tightly packed at the top. Jayson Hopper currently leads but only by a narrow margin over Ricky Garard and defending champion James Sprague. This closeness sets the stage for a heated final day.

Furthermore, many athletes demonstrate versatility across different event types, with several capable of making significant jumps in the standings. Justin Medeiros and Jay Crouch’s consistent performance indicates they will be major factors heading into the final events.

Teams

🥇	Team Name	Points
1	CrossFit Oslo Kriger 🥇	675
2	CrossFit Mayhem 🥈	660
3	Camel City CrossFit 🥉	595
4	CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Vanløse	585
5	CrossFit Franco’s EMOM Co	520
6	CrossFit Invictus	510
7	CrossFit 1124	440
8	CrossFit Le Repere Mayhem	425
9	CrossFit PRVN	425
10	Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD	405
11	8th Day CrossFit	400
12	CrossFit Greater Heights OverTake	370
13	CrossFit Undivided	330
14	CrossFit Hendersonville Mayhem	320
15	Q21 CrossFit	315
16	Camp Rhino CrossFit Dawgs	315
17	CrossFit 4 Friends Smart	295
18	CrossFit Body Blueprint Conquer	290
19	CrossFit Prestanda	280
20	TTT CrossFit	220

Team competition is heating up as CrossFit Mayhem currently leads the pack, narrowly ahead of CrossFit Oslo Kriger and CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Vanløse. The close scores indicate fierce battles ahead.

Moreover, several teams outside the top three, including 1124 CrossFit and CrossFit Invictus, show strong potential to challenge. The team events will require tactical coordination and depth.

2025 CrossFit Games Event Results

Below are the detailed results from each event held so far. Each event is shown with narrative and complete athlete rankings.

Event 1 — Run-Row-Run

Friday, August 1, 8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.

First, athletes faced a punishing combination of a 4-mile run, 3,000-meter row, and 2-mile run. This event tested endurance, pacing, and stamina to the limit. Managing energy over long distances was critical to success.

Next, Jeffrey Adler edged the competition with a 46:16 finish on the men’s side. Roman Khrennikov and Ricky Garard trailed closely. For women, Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr claimed the win at 49:49, ahead of Aimee Cringle and Lucy Campbell.

Finally, this grueling opener separated top contenders from the field. It forced athletes to find the balance between speed and sustainable effort. This set the tone for the rest of the weekend.

Division	Place	Name	Time
Men	1	Jeffrey Adler	46:16.00
	2	Roman Khrennikov	46:26.00
	3	Ricky Garard	46:45.00
Women	1	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	49:49.00
	2	Aimee Cringle	50:16.00
	3	Lucy Campbell	51:36.00

Event 2 — Wall Walks + Dumbbell Shoulder-to-Overhead + Double-Unders + Toes-to-Bar

Friday, August 1, 11:10 a.m. – 12:50 p.m.

First, this event required athletes to complete a complex cycle of wall walks, dumbbell lifts, double-under crossovers, and toes-to-bar. Strength and coordination were crucial, alongside stamina.

Next, Ricky Garard won the men’s heat with a time just over 6 minutes. Justin Medeiros and Jay Crouch were close behind. Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr claimed the top spot in the women’s event, fending off Danielle Brandon and Aimee Cringle.

Finally, this workout tested muscular endurance and cardiovascular fitness. The alternating movements required fluid transitions and careful pacing. This event showcased the athletes’ diverse skill sets.

Division	Place	Name	Time
Men	1	Ricky Garard	06:06.46
	2	Justin Medeiros	06:06.81
	3	Jay Crouch	06:15.59
Women	1	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	06:23.98
	2	Danielle Brandon	06:28.63
	3	Aimee Cringle	06:38.19

Event 3 — Pegboard + Squat Clean + Front Squat

Friday, August 1, 2:50 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

First, the “4-3-2-1” rep scheme began with the pegboard, followed by squat cleans and front squats. The women lifted 145 to 205 pounds; men from 235 to 305 pounds. This demanded upper body grip and leg power.

Next, Jayson Hopper narrowly won the men’s race at 5:34, followed by Roman Khrennikov and Harry Lightfoot. Feeroozeh Saghafi surprised the women’s field with her 8:33 finish, beating top names like Lydia Fish.

Finally, this event tested strength endurance and efficiency. Transition speed was key to minimizing time. The event favored those with a mix of technical skill and raw power.

Division	Place	Name	Time
Men	1	Jayson Hopper	05:34.90
	2	Roman Khrennikov	05:38.67
	3	Harry Lightfoot	05:41.48
Women	1	Feeroozeh Saghafi	08:33.24
	2	Lydia Fish	09:30.58
	3	Siria Meha	09:41.98

Event 4 — Run + Axle-Bar Deadlift + Handstand Walk

Saturday, August 2, 9:00 a.m. – 11:10 a.m.

First, athletes completed five rounds of a 400-meter run, 12 axle-bar deadlifts (350/220 lbs), and a 100-foot handstand walk. This workout combined endurance, strength, and gymnastics.

Next, Jay Crouch led the men at 16:28, followed by Kalyan Souza and James Sprague. On the women’s side, Lucy Campbell topped the leaderboard at 16:33, with Haley Adams and Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr close behind.

Finally, the handstand walk tested balance and technique amid fatigue. Efficient recovery was vital between runs and lifts. This event differentiated well-rounded athletes from specialists.

Division	Place	Name	Time
Men	1	Jay Crouch	16:28.57
	2	Kalyan Souza	16:32.62
	3	James Sprague	17:01.62
Women	1	Lucy Campbell	16:33.05
	2	Haley Adams	17:01.34
	3	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	17:37.63

Event 5 — 1RM Back Squat

Saturday, August 2, 1:00 p.m. – 2:35 p.m.

First, the max back squat tested pure leg strength. Athletes attempted their highest one-rep max in this strength showcase. Technique and focus were paramount.

Next, Colten Mertens won men’s with a 570-pound squat. Nick Mathew followed with 555, while Jack Rozema and Austin Hatfield each hit 515. For women, Mirjam von Rohr led with 360 pounds.

Finally, this event gave a break from metabolic strain but demanded peak power. Lifters needed to avoid failed attempts to maximize points. The leaderboard showed clear strength hierarchies.

Division	Place	Name	Total
Men	1	Colten Mertens	570 lbs
	2	Nick Mathew	555 lbs
	3	Jack Rozema	515 lbs
	3	Austin Hatfield	515 lbs
Women	1	Mirjam von Rohr	360 lbs
	2	Anikha Greer	355 lbs
	2	Jennifer Muir	355 lbs
	4	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	335 lbs

Event 6 — Ski Erg + Chest-to-Bar Pull-Ups + Burpee Box Jump-Overs

Saturday, August 2, 3:40 p.m. – 5:55 p.m.

First, athletes tackled a 35-calorie ski erg, 28 chest-to-bar pull-ups, and 24 burpee box jump-overs. Men wore a 22-lb vest and 24-inch box; women, 16-lb vest and 20-inch box. This event demanded explosive power and endurance.

Next, James Sprague won men’s in 3:10. Ricky Garard and Calum Clements followed close behind. Arielle Loewen topped women at 3:52, ahead of Lucy McGonigle and Toomey-Orr.

Finally, the mix of cardio and gymnastics required full-body fitness. Grip and upper-body strength were critical. This event highlighted athletes’ conditioning under fatigue.

Division	Place	Name	Time
Men	1	James Sprague	03:10.72
	2	Ricky Garard	03:14.21
	3	Calum Clements	03:17.41
	4	Dallin Pepper	03:17.56
Women	1	Arielle Loewen	03:52.00
	2	Lucy McGonigle	03:55.56
	3	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	03:56.12

Event 7 — Bike + Bar Muscle-Ups + Burpee Box Jump-Overs

Saturday, August 2, 3:40 p.m. – 5:55 p.m.

First, starting seven minutes after Event 6, athletes completed a 35-calorie C2 bike, 28 bar muscle-ups, and 24 burpee box jump-overs. Muscle-ups tested gymnastics skill and endurance.

Next, Ricky Garard won the men’s event at 4:17. Colten Mertens and James Sprague followed. For women, Lucy Campbell took first at 5:09, with Toomey-Orr and Claudia Gluck close behind.

Finally, this event tested anaerobic capacity and gymnastic skill amid fatigue. Minimal recovery made pacing critical. This event challenged athletes’ energy management.

Division	Place	Name	Time
Men	1	Ricky Garard	04:17.54
	2	Colten Mertens	04:27.63
	3	James Sprague	04:38.85
Women	1	Lucy Campbell	05:09.60
	2	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	05:26.50
	3	Claudia Gluck	05:27.14

Final Day Schedule – Sunday, August 3

Time (ET)	Event Description
10:00 a.m.	Event 8: Echo bike calories (50/40), 100-foot yoke carry, 30 deficit handstand push-ups, 100-foot yoke carry, Echo bike calories (50/40)
1:40 p.m.	9th Event : Five rounds for time — 200-foot run, 6 snatches (155/105 pounds)
3:00 p.m.	Event 10: Atlas carry
9:00 p.m.	Award ceremony

Sunday Results: Events 8–10 Cap Off the 2025 CrossFit Games

Final-day performances sealed the fate of the podium.

Event 8 — “Going Dark”

Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:10 p.m.

Workout:

50/40 Echo bike calories
100-foot yoke carry
30 deficit handstand push-ups
100-foot yoke carry
50/40 Echo bike calories

Elite Men – Event 8 Results

Place	Name	Country	Time
1	Austin Hatfield	🇺🇸 USA	08:16.43
2	Jayson Hopper	🇺🇸 USA	08:26.17
3	Tudor Magda	🇺🇸 USA	08:27.34
4	Ricky Garard	🇦🇺 AUS	08:33.19
5	Dallin Pepper	🇺🇸 USA	08:36.50

🇺🇸 Austin Hatfield took complete control. He crushed the handstand push-ups and surged through the yoke carries. His pace never faltered.

Then, 🇺🇸 Jayson Hopper followed with a composed and efficient effort. He protected his overall lead by staying consistent across movements. That second-place finish mattered.

Meanwhile, 🇺🇸 Tudor Magda stayed close. His third-place time kept him in striking range. Every second counted in a field this tight.

Elite Women – Event 8 Results

Place	Name	Country	Time
1	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	🇦🇺 AUS	08:51.66
2	Grace Walton	🇺🇸 USA	09:32.20
3	Alexis Raptis	🇺🇸 USA	10:03.48
4	Aimee Cringle	🇬🇧 GBR	10:08.00
5	Brooke Wells	🇺🇸 USA	10:12.38

🇦🇺 Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr opened Sunday the way she always does—fast and focused. She held a strong lead and never gave it up. Her win set the tone.

Next, 🇺🇸 Grace Walton showed she belonged on the final leaderboard. She moved steadily and finished nearly 30 seconds ahead of the next athlete. That second-place finish was a breakthrough.

Then, 🇺🇸 Alexis Raptis continued her strong run. She stayed consistent and delivered a solid finish. Her place in the top five remained secure.

Event 9 — “Running Isabel”

Time: 1:40 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

Workout:

5 Rounds for time:
- 200-foot run
- 6 snatches (Men: 155 lb / Women: 105 lb)

Elite Men – Event 9 Results

Place	Name	Country	Time
1	Austin Hatfield	🇺🇸 USA	02:35.00
2	Tudor Magda	🇺🇸 USA	02:36.02
3	Dallin Pepper	🇺🇸 USA	02:39.98
4	Jack Rozema	🇺🇸 USA	02:42.30
5	James Sprague	🇺🇸 USA	02:42.78

🇺🇸 Austin Hatfield continued his dominant Sunday. He kept the tempo high and stayed flawless under the bar. His second win of the day sent a message.

Next, 🇺🇸 Tudor Magda wasn’t far behind. He stayed smooth on the run and locked in sharp snatches. That one-second gap kept things tight.

Finally, 🇺🇸 Dallin Pepper picked up valuable points. His consistency across all five rounds showed his engine. That podium finish boosted his weekend total.

Elite Women – Event 9 Results

Place	Name	Country	Time
1	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	🇦🇺 AUS	02:37.83
2	Abigail Domit	🇺🇸 USA	02:40.39
3	Danielle Brandon	🇺🇸 USA	02:42.32
4	Jennifer Muir	🇨🇦 CAN	02:48.91
5	Olivia Kerstetter	🇺🇸 USA	02:50.00

🇦🇺 Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr kept up the pressure. She held a slight edge throughout. Once again, her speed and timing made the difference.

Then, 🇺🇸 Abigail Domit followed closely. She was quick off the ground and calm under the bar. Her second-place finish was her best of the weekend.

Meanwhile, 🇺🇸 Danielle Brandon stayed close. She remained aggressive and held off the rest of the pack. Her podium hopes stayed alive.

Event 10 — “Atlas”

Time: 3:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

Workout:

9/15/21 thrusters
3/5/7 rope climbs
100-foot overhead walking lunge
Men: 135 lb / Women: 95 lb

Elite Men – Event 10 Results

Place	Name	Country	Time
1	Justin Medeiros	🇺🇸 USA	07:53.42
2	James Sprague	🇺🇸 USA	07:53.90
3	Jayson Hopper	🇺🇸 USA	07:57.48
4	Roman Khrennikov	🇷🇺 RUS	08:09.43
5	Ricky Garard	🇦🇺 AUS	08:14.05

🇺🇸 Justin Medeiros ended his weekend on a high. He handled the rope climbs with ease and didn’t break on the lunge. That win showed he’s still a threat.

Then, 🇺🇸 James Sprague came within half a second. He moved fast and stayed locked in. His second-place time kept him near the top overall.

Finally, 🇺🇸 Jayson Hopper did exactly what he needed. He didn’t chase the win. Instead, he executed cleanly and locked up the overall title.

Elite Women – Event 10 Results

Place	Name	Country	Time
1	Olivia Kerstetter	🇺🇸 USA	09:00.75
2	Danielle Brandon	🇺🇸 USA	09:13.77
3	Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr	🇦🇺 AUS	09:46.38
4	Anikha Greer	🇨🇦 CAN	09:48.58
5	Lucy Campbell	🇬🇧 GBR	09:54.16

🇺🇸 Olivia Kerstetter exploded through the final event. She maintained her lead from the rope climbs to the lunge. That win capped off a breakthrough Games.

Next, 🇺🇸 Danielle Brandon finished strong. She attacked the thrusters and moved efficiently on the rope. That second place pushed her up the rankings.

Finally, 🇦🇺 Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr closed out her title defense in third. She didn’t need to win. She just needed to finish—and she did exactly that.

Athletes must maintain pace all day to secure podium positions. Meanwhile, team rankings could shift if relay or high-volume events appear. Moreover, finalists face intense anaerobic and strength challenges under fatigue.

Ultimately, Sunday crowns champions in every division. Also, standout performances may reach global broadcasts and media coverage. Therefore, this final day is crucial in naming the 2025 CrossFit Games champions.

How to Watch

First, fans can stream every event live via the CrossFit Games website, DAZN, and YouTube. Then, Colosseum Strength provides real-time updates, interviews, event highlights, and behind-the-scenes access from Albany. Finally, official social channels and athlete commentary offer continuous engagement throughout the competition.

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Overview

The 2025 CrossFit Games Results are unfolded in Albany, NY, featuring top athletes like Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr, James Sprague, and Jayson Hopper. Next, Toomey-Orr aimed for her eighth title while Sprague defended his crown amid stiff competition. Meanwhile, Jayson Hopper and Ricky Garard showed strong performances, keeping the men’s leaderboard tight. Moreover, event results revealed thrilling moments, with athletes like Jeffrey Adler and Lucy Campbell dominating specific challenges. Finally, team battles heated up as CrossFit Mayhem and CrossFit Oslo Kriger led the pack, making this year’s Games intense and unpredictable.

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