Medeiros Gets His Leader Jersey, Age Group and Adaptive Divisions Crown Their Fittest on Day Four at the 2022 CrossFit Games

Individual Event Eight Results — Rinse ‘N’ Repeat

The opening event on Day Four saw the swimmers show off their speed in the pool. Jonne Koski, Lucy Campbell, Amanda Barnhart, and Tia-Clair Toomey leveraged their experience in the water. However, only Campbell converted that advantage into an event win. Barnhart caught a close runner-up finish. Laura Horvath went full beast mode on the ski erg and snuck past Toomey by two calories to take third. 

While Koski did his best imitation of Horvath on the ski erg, Dallin Pepper and Khrennikov established and maintained cycle rates on the ski erg that could have created a whirlpool. Koski took third in the event, missing the win by six calories to Khrennikov.

Individual Women’s Results

1. Lucy Campbell — 138 calories
2. Amanda Barnhart — 134 calories
3. Laura Horvath — 133 calories
4. Tia-Clair Toomey — 131 calories
5. Kara Saunders — 130 calories
6. Haley Adams — 129 calories
7. Matilde Garnes — 129 calories
8. Mal O’Brien — 128 calories
9. Arielle Loewen — 128 calories
10. Brooke Wells — 127 calories

Individual Men’s Results

1. Roman Khrennikov — 160 calories
2. Dallin Pepper — 157 calories
3. Jonne Koski — 154 calories 
4. Lazar Đukić — 153 calories
5. Sam Kwant — 153 calories
6. Brent Fikowski — 153 calories
7. Justin Medeiros — 152 calories
8. Cole Sager — 148 calories
9. Cole Greashaber — 148 calories
10. Ricky Garard — 147 calories

Individual Event Nine Results — Hat Trick

The Hat Trick was aptly named, as athletes performed wall balls and dumbbell snatches for three rounds. The cumulative time determined standings in the event, meaning that proficiency was the determining factor. O’Brien wore the leader jersey through the first two days of competition and aimed to get it back from Toomey. Toomey’s costly pair of no-reps in the wall ball allowed O’Brien to shave three points off Toomey’s lead.

Ellie Turner was in the bottom half of the overall leaderboard but left the entire field in her dust. She claimed the first Games event win of her career. Malheiros showed why he is one of the best in the world when combining strength and speed into one event. He ditched the rest of the Men’s division to claim first place by over 15 seconds.

Individual Women’s Results

1. Ellie Turner — 3:55.94
2. Mal O’Brien — 4:04.66
3. Tia-Clair Toomey — 4:08.66
4. Danielle Brandon — 4:08.80
5. Kara Saunders — 4:10.73
6. Gabriela Migała — 4:15.81
7. Paige Semenza — 4:19.35
8. Laura Horvath — 4:19.41
9. Emma Lawson — 4:20.22
10. Amanda Barnhart — 4:20.61

Individual Men’s Results

1. Guilherme Malheiros — 3:44.18
2. Justin Medeiros — 4:01.83
3. Dallin Pepper — 4:06.23
4. Nick Mathew — 4:07.78
5. Brent Fikowski — 4:08.70
6. Lazar Đukić — 4:08.82
7. Roman Khrennikov — 4:11.24
8. Tudor Magda — 4:12.96
9. Jeffrey Adler — 4:14.48
10. Patrick Vellner — 4:14.77

Individual Event 10 Results — Sandbag Ladder

The Sandbag Ladder was a dramatic display of grit, strength, and determination. Titan Games champion Dani Speegle made easy work of the Women’s division, clearing every sandbag in her path with plenty left in the tank. Jaqueline Dahlstrøm overperformed by cleaning more than her body weight to take second place.

Four men made it to the round of 350 pounds — except that wasn’t part of the programming. The event was initially scheduled to cap at 340 pounds, but Malheiros, Hopper, Fikowski, and Mathew weren’t interested in going home yet. Luckily, the production staff had a 350-pound bag to roll out, but it proved too difficult to lift. Malheiros and Mathew crossed the finish line at the exact same time — down to the hundredth of a second — to share first place in the event.

Individual Women’s Results

1. Dani Speegle
2. Jacqueline Dahlstrøm
3. Laura Horvath
4. Amanda Barnhart
5. Sydney Michalyshen
6. Brooke Wells
7. Ellie Turner
8. Karin Freyová
9. Tia-Clair Toomey
10. Paige Semenza

Individual Men’s Results

1. Guilherme Malheiros (T-first)
2. Nick Mathew (T-First)
3. Brent Fikowski
4. Jayson Hopper
5. Justin Medeiros
6. Saxon Panchik
7. Ricky Garard
8. Alexandre Houdet
9. Alex Vigneault
10. Sam Kwant

Day Four Teams Overall Leaderboard

CrossFit Reykjavík used Saturday to steadily climb the leaderboard to fight their way onto the podium, though CrossFit Mayhem Freedom has gone on a tear since putting on their white leader jerseys.

1. CrossFit Mayhem Freedom (852 points)
2. CrossFit Oslo Navy Blue (795 points)
3. CrossFit Invictus (789 points)
4. CrossFit Reykjavík (762 points)
5. CrossFit Mayhem Independence (698 points)

Adaptive Division Winners

The Adaptive Division wrapped up their Games on Saturday. The following athletes have been crowned Fittest on Earth® in their respective divisions.

Upper Extremity — Women

1. Camille Vigneault (500 points)
2. Christina Mazzullo (450 points)
3. Anne-Laure Coutenceau (415 points)
4. Eileen Quinn (310 points)
5. Elizabeth Bride (285 points)

Upper Extremity — Men

1. Casey Acree (800 points)
2. Josue Maldonado (520 points)
3. Samuel Pera (380 points)
4. Alexis Fiorucci (300 points)
5. Xabier Osa Mendes (240 points)

Lower Extremity — Women

1. Valerie Cohen (650 points)
2. Molly Moore (475 points)
3. Amy Bream (385 points)
4. Natalie Rovirosa (345 points)

Lower Extremity — Men

1. Charles Pienaar (435 points)
2. Elliot Young (390 points)
3. Rogan Dean (385 points)
4. Luke Reeson (380 points)
5. Ole Kristian Antonsen (370 points)

Neuromuscular — Women

1. Morgan Johnson (635 points)
2. Lauren Taylor (510 points)
3. Letchen du Plessis (410 points)
4. Leila Ives (360 points)
5. Alyssa Kobela (WD)

Neuromuscular — Men

1. Brett Horchar (655 points)
2. Benjamin Fallon (495 points)
3. Jeremie Perera (400 points)
4. Bart Walsh (365 points)
5. Kevin Maijer (325 points)

Age Group Division Winners

The Age Group Division also concluded their Games on Saturday, Aug. 6. From Teens to Masters, here are the Fittest on Earth®.

14-15 — Girls

1. Lucy McGonigle (570 pt)
2. Rylee Beebe (520 pt)
3. Reese Littlewood (450 pt)

14-15 — Boys

1. RJ Mestre (690 pt)
2. Tal Simson (550 pt)
3. Kaiden Steyn (480 pt)

16-17 — Girls

1. Olivia Kerstetter (640 pt)
2. Jadzia Onorati-Phillips (490 pt)
3. Trista Smith (470 pt)

16-17 — Boys

1. Ty Jenkins (580 pt)
2. Elijah Subiono (490 pt)
3. Caleb McClure (480 pt)

35-39 — Women

1. Emilia Leppänen (570 pt)
2. Chyna Cho (530 pt)
3. Aneta Tucker (530 pt)

35-39 — Men

1. Bryan Wong (550 pt)
2. Rogelio Gamboa (490 pt)
3. Craig Kenney (480 pt)

40-44 — Women

1. Kelly Friel (570 pt)
2. Rebecca Voigt Miller (560 pt)
3. Jenn Ryan (550 pt)

40-44 — Men

1. Rudolph Berger (570 pt)
2. Caine Hayes (540 pt)
3. Alexandre Jolivet (540 pt)

45-49 — Women

1. Merituuli Kallio (470 pt)
2. Ali Crawford (470 pt)
3. Jessica Manfro (450 pt)

45-49 — Men

1. Jason Grubb (660 pt)
2. Mike Kern (560 pt)
3. Vlad Liashkevich (500 pt)

50-54 — Women

1. Kim Purdy (580 pt)
2. Nathalie Connors (520 pt)
3. Tea Gebbie (510 pt)

50-54 — Men

1. Richard Stevenson (570 pt)
2. Sean Patrick (540 pt)
3. Eirik Solen (540 pt)

55-59 — Women

1. Shanna Bunce (520 pt)
2. Leigh Coates (490 pt)
3. Kim Stambaugh (450 pt)

55-59 — Men

1. Mike Egan (680 pt)
2. Leonardo Wernersbach Lima (640 pt)
3. Antonio Boldrini (580 pt)

60-64 — Women

1. Mary Beth Prodromides (520 pt)
2. Patricia McGill (490 pt)
3. Debbie Downing (450 pt)

60-64 — Men

1. Shannon Aiken (620 pt)
2. Tony Turski (510 pt)
3. Tom Fameree (470 pt)

65+ — Women

1. Julie Holt (540 pt)
2. Pia Gund (520 pt)
3. Marcia Yager (490 pt)

65+ — Men

1. Cal Cherrington (630 pt)
2. John Mariotti (510 pt)
3. Kenneth Scherdell (430 pt)