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2025 Western Canada’s Strongest Man 🏆 🇨🇦 Results

Overall Standings 🏆

Colten Sloan claimed the overall title with a total of 118.5 points. Additionally, he showed impressive strength and consistency throughout every event. Consequently, his steady performances secured him the championship.

Meanwhile, Andrew Langelaar put up a strong fight, finishing second with 109.5 points. Moreover, he maintained intense pressure on Sloan during the competition. As a result, Langelaar narrowly missed taking the top spot.

Finally, Samuel Rissling earned third place with 107 points. Furthermore, he impressed with his pressing power and solid event results. Ultimately, Rissling rounded out the top three in a close contest.

2025 Western Canada’s Strongest Man Events Results

Squat Lift

Colten Sloan dominated the squat with three reps at 280 kilograms. Moreover, his control and power gave him a decisive advantage. Consequently, he set the event’s highest mark early on.

Meanwhile, Andrew Langelaar, Larson Hehr, and Ben Borger each completed two reps at 280 kilograms. Furthermore, they pushed hard but couldn’t match Sloan’s total. As a result, they tied for second place.

Finally, Ryan Jabalee stood out with four reps at a lighter 237 kilograms. Additionally, others struggled with the heavy weight and failed reps. Ultimately, the event showcased both strength and endurance.

Dinnie Stones

Firstly, Colten Sloan carried the legendary Dinnie Stones for 13.61 seconds. Moreover, his grip strength and endurance proved unmatched. Consequently, he topped the field by time.

Meanwhile, Larson Hehr followed with a solid 10.51 seconds. Furthermore, despite trailing Sloan, Hehr’s performance was remarkable. As a result, the event tested raw grip power thoroughly.

Finally, Jesse Campbell and Samuel Rissling carried the stones for notable distances of 37.03 and 46.18 meters respectively. Additionally, Sean Hayes withdrew but held a long time of 21.66 seconds before exiting. Ultimately, the stones challenged every athlete.

 

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Max Axle Press

Samuel Rissling took first place with a 168-kilogram axle press. Moreover, his upper body power outmatched all competitors. Consequently, he pushed the weight overhead smoothly.

Meanwhile, Colten Sloan, Andrew Langelaar, and Larson Hehr each pressed 163 kilograms, tying for second place. Furthermore, they demonstrated strong pressing but fell just short of Rissling’s lift. As a result, the contest remained tight.

Finally, Alex Crisby managed 154 kilograms, while others pressed lighter weights or failed to lift. Additionally, the event revealed differences in pressing strength among the athletes. Ultimately, Rissling’s victory was decisive.

Firstly, Andrew Langelaar blitzed the Power Stairs in 21.51 seconds. Moreover, his speed and technique stood out among the competitors. Consequently, he secured the event win comfortably.

Meanwhile, Billy Hornaday and Ben Borger followed with times of 23.66 and 27.66 seconds, respectively. Furthermore, their steady pace kept them near the top of the leaderboard. As a result, they earned valuable points in the contest.

Finally, Colten Sloan finished fourth with a time of 28.93 seconds. Additionally, the heavy implements challenged many athletes as Larson Hehr and others struggled with slower times. Ultimately, the Power Stairs proved a decisive strength and speed test.

Carry & Flip

Andrew Langelaar completed three rounds of the Chain & Fingal’s Finger medley in 59.55 seconds. Moreover, his speed and endurance dominated this brutal test. Consequently, he took the top spot in the event.

Meanwhile, Larson Hehr finished three rounds faster at 46.98 seconds but only managed second place on points. Furthermore, Samuel Rissling and Billy Hornaday both completed two rounds, showcasing solid strength. As a result, they stayed competitive through this taxing challenge.

Finally, Colten Sloan also completed two rounds but with a slower time of 39.45 seconds. Additionally, several athletes managed just one round or withdrew due to fatigue. Ultimately, the medley tested the athletes’ stamina and grip strength.

Dumbbell Press

Samuel Rissling led the Dumbbell Press with four reps on the 91-kilogram monster dumbbell. Moreover, his pressing endurance shone through under the heavy load. Consequently, he clinched the event’s victory.

Meanwhile, Colten Sloan and Larson Hehr tied for second place with three reps each on the monster dumbbell. Furthermore, Andrew Langelaar, Alex Crisby, Ryan Jabalee, and Austyn Ryan all performed three reps on the lighter custom dumbbell. As a result, this event showcased differences in pressing strength and stamina.

Finally, several athletes, including Billy Hornaday and Ryan Stickle, managed fewer reps, while others failed to register a lift. Additionally, some withdrew before the event. Ultimately, the Dumbbell Press separated the pressing specialists.

Yoke & Truck Pull Medley

Austyn Ryan surprised with the fastest time of 35.56 seconds on the Yoke & Truck Pull Medley. Moreover, his speed with the 454-kilogram yoke carried over well to the heavy truck pull. Consequently, he won the event.

Meanwhile, Samuel Rissling and Billy Hornaday followed closely with times just over 40 seconds. Furthermore, Colten Sloan and Andrew Langelaar finished within striking distance. As a result, the medley tested both raw strength and speed.

Finally, Ryan Jabalee and others struggled, with some athletes only managing partial distances. Additionally, a few competitors withdrew due to the event’s intensity. Ultimately, the medley separated the fastest and strongest athletes.

Stone Over Bar

Andrew Langelaar took first place with two reps of the 204-kilogram stone. Moreover, he outlifted all others on the heavier stones. Consequently, he showed tremendous power and technique.

Meanwhile, Samuel Rissling lifted one rep of the 204-kilogram stone to take second place. Furthermore, Colten Sloan and Billy Hornaday each managed one rep of the 193-kilogram stone. As a result, the stones tested the athletes’ raw explosive strength.

Finally, Dan Hagan impressed with two reps of the 181-kilogram stone. Additionally, several others lifted lighter stones or failed lifts. Ultimately, this event concluded the strongman competition with a brutal test of power.