2022 CrossFit Games

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2022 CrossFit Games
CrossFit Games 2022 logo.png
Venue Alliant Energy Center
Location Madison, Wisconsin
DatesAugust 3–August 7, 2022
Champions
Men Flag of the United States.svg Justin Medeiros
Women Flag of Australia (converted).svg Tia-Clair Toomey
Team CrossFit Mayhem Freedom
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The 2022 CrossFit Games is the 16th iteration of the annual competition in the sport of CrossFit held from August 3 to August 7, 2022, in Madison, Wisconsin. [1] [2] Both Justin Medeiros and Tia-Clair Toomey repeated their 2021 win in their respective men's and women's competitions, [3] while CrossFit Mayhem Freedom won the team competition. [4]

Contents

The qualification process for the 2022 CrossFit Games was similar to the one used in 2021, starting with the Open, followed by the quarterfinals, the semifinals, and a last-chance qualifier. [5] The prize pool increased to $2,845,000 across all divisions this year; the elite individual winners received the same prize money but for the first time, all 40 top men and women would receive a share of the prize purse, as well as podium finishers of five Adaptive divisions. [6] [7]

This season Justin Bergh became the general manager of sport and Adrian Bozman the director of competition, taking over from Dave Castro, who had been responsible for the Games since its inception. [8] [9] Bozman introduced a number of new movements at the Games which proved challenging for a number of athletes. [10] [11]

This season Roman Khrennikov participated in person at the Games for the first time despite qualifying for the Games four previous times, and Ricky Garard returned after a 4-year ban for drug use. Khrennikov and Garard was placed 2nd and 3rd respectively, with 2021 winner Justin Medeiros taking the crown for the second time in a tightly fought contest. [12] On the women's side, Tia-Clair Toomey prevailed over challenger Mal O'Brien who, at the age of 18, became the youngest-ever competitor to reach the podium. Toomey's 6th consecutive win was a new record, making her the only person to win six individual titles at the Games. [13]

Qualification

The qualification system is broadly similar to that used for the 2021 CrossFit Games, with some adjustments. [14]

Open

The Games season started with the Open, which took place over three weeks from February 24 to March 14, 2022. [15] The number of athletes registered for the Open increased again this year to 294,980. [16] This is the first Games season not to be programmed by Dave Castro after he was dismissed ahead of the Open, [17] [18] although the workouts for the Open were mostly similar to those pre-arranged by Castro with some modifications (e.g. the Shuttle Run was moved to the quarterfinal). [19] [20] Only three workouts were scheduled for this year's Open. Saxon Panchik and Mallory O'Brien were the respective male and female winners of the Open. [21] [22]

Quarterfinals

The top 10% of individual participants and top 25& of teams from the Open of each continent qualified for the Quarterfinals. [23] [24] The individual Quarterfinals were again held online like the Open, with 5 workouts released all at the same time to be completed by individual athletes from March 24 to March 27, but with the scores for individual workouts to be submitted at specified time. [25] The team Quarterfinals were held on April 8–10, 2022, [26] while the Age Group Quarterfinals were held on April 21–24, 2022. [27] A new element, the Shuttle Run, was introduced this year for the individual quarterfinals, [28] but caused some controversy after many failed to be penalized for not performing the unfamiliar workout correctly. [29] [20]

Semifinals

This year, in order to introduce some level of uniformity, all semifinal competitions would have six workouts each, two of which are identically programmed by CrossFit for all the semifinals. [30] The prize purse for the semifinals remained the same as that for the 2021 Games. [31] Athletes who qualified for multiple stages, such as Individual, Team, or Age Group, can only participate in one. [32] Ten Semifinals were scheduled to be held on six continents over four weeks starting May 20, 2022: four in North America (Syndicate Crown, Mid-Atlantic CF Challenge, Granite Games, Atlas Games), two in Europe (Lowland Throwdown, Strength in Depth), one each in South America (CF Copa Sur), Asia (Far East Throwdown), Africa (Fittest In Cape Town), and Oceania (Torian Pro). 30 men, 30 women, and 20 teams competed in each semifinal. The number of qualifiers stayed unchanged from 2021: 5 men and women from each North American and European semifinal, three from Oceania, two from Asia and South America, and one from Africa. [33]

The first ever Age Group Semifinal was held online, [34] as were the Adaptive Divisions. [14]

Qualified individuals

Torian Pro (May 20–22)
Flag of Queensland.svg  Queensland, Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 		Lowlands Throwdown (May 20–22)
Flag of North Holland.svg  North Holland, Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 		Syndicate Crown (May 20–22)
Flag of Tennessee.svg  Tennessee, Flag of the United States.svg  United States 		Mid-Atlantic Challenge (May 26–29)
Flag of Tennessee.svg  Tennessee, Flag of the United States.svg  United States 		Fittest in Cape Town (May 26–29)
Flag of the Western Cape Province.png Western Cape, Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa
Women

Men

  • Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jay Crouch
  • Flag of Australia (converted).svg Ricky Garard
  • Flag of Australia (converted).svg Bayden Brown
Women
  • Flag of Hungary.svg Laura Horvath
  • Flag of Slovakia.svg Karin Freyová
  • Flag of Poland.svg Gabriela Migała
  • Flag of Norway.svg Matilde Garnes
  • Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucy Campbell

Men

  • Flag of Serbia.svg Lazar Đukić
  • Flag of Iceland.svg Björgvin Karl Guðmundsson
  • Flag of Latvia.svg Uldis Upenieks
  • Flag of Germany.svg Moritz Fiebig
  • Flag of Italy.svg Enrico Zenoni
Women
  • Flag of the United States.svg Haley Adams
  • Flag of the United States.svg Alexis Raptis
  • Flag of the United States.svg Paige Semenza
  • Flag of the United States.svg Kristi Eramo O'Connell
  • Flag of the United States.svg Christine Kolenbrander

Men

Women
  • Flag of the United States.svg Danielle Brandon
  • Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Sydney Michalyshen
  • Flag of the United States.svg Baylee Rayl
  • Flag of the United States.svg Brooke Wells
  • Flag of the United States.svg Rebecca Fuselier

Men

  • Flag of the United States.svg Saxon Panchik
  • Flag of the United States.svg Dallin Pepper
  • Flag of the United States.svg Cole Sager
  • Flag of the United States.svg Noah Ohlsen
  • Flag of the United States.svg Spencer Panchik
Women
  • Flag of South Africa.svg Michelle Merand

Men

  • Flag of South Africa.svg Kealan Henry
Far East Throwdown (June 2–5)
Flag of Busan.svg Busan, Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 		Granite Games (June 2–5)
Flag of Minnesota.svg  Minnesota, Flag of the United States.svg  United States 		CrossFit Copa Sur (June 10–12)
Bandeira do Espirito Santo.svg  Espírito Santo, Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 		Strength in Depth (June 10–12)
Flag of England.svg  England, Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom 		Atlas Games (June 10–12)
Flag of Quebec.svg  Quebec, Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada
Women
  • Flag of South Korea.svg Seungyeon Choi
  • Flag of Turkey.svg Seher Kaya

Men

  • ANA flag (2017).svg Roman Khrennikov C
  • Flag of Kuwait.svg Nasser Alruwayeh A
  • ANA flag (2017).svg Arthur Semanov B C
Women

Men

  • Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Brent Fikowski
  • Flag of the United States.svg Phil Toon A
  • Flag of the United States.svg Travis Mayer
  • Flag of the United States.svg Samuel Kwant
  • Flag of the United States.svg Colten Mertens
  • Flag of the United States.svg Nick Mathew B
Women
  • Flag of Brazil.svg Victoria Campos
  • Flag of Brazil.svg Julia Kato

Men

  • Flag of Brazil.svg Guilherme Malheiros
  • Flag of Brazil.svg Pedro Martins A
  • Flag of Argentina.svg Agustin Richelme B
Women

Men

  • Flag of France.svg Willy Georges
  • Flag of Finland.svg Henrik Haapalainen
  • Flag of Denmark.svg André Houdet
  • Flag of Greece.svg Giorgos Karavis
  • Flag of France.svg Guillaume Briant
Women
  • Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Emma Lawson
  • Flag of the United States.svg Paige Powers
  • Flag of the United States.svg Caroline Conners
  • Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Freya Moosbrugger
  • Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Carolyne Prevost

Men

  • ^A Athlete tested positive for banned substances [35]
  • ^B Backfilled athletes [36]
  • ^C On March 1, 2022, CrossFit announced they will not recognise athletes from Russia or Belarus as a result of Russian violations of the Olympic truce through invasion of Ukraine during the binding truce. Athletes thereby will compete as neutral athletes. [37]
Last chance qualifier [38] Women
  • Flag of the United States.svg Arielle Loewen
  • Flag of Spain.svg Elena Carratala Sanahuja
Men
  • Flag of the United States.svg Timothy Paulson
  • Flag of Finland.svg Jonne Koski
Representation by Nation

Individual competitions

Events in the CrossFit Games are scheduled to be held in Madison, Wisconsin, from August 3 to August 7, 2022.

August 3, 2022

Event 1: Bike to Work

  • 75 toes-to-bars
  • 5-mile bike
  • 75 chest-to-bar pull-ups
  • 5-mile bike

Ricky Garard and Haley Adams were the respective winners of the first event. [39]

Event 3: Skill Speed Medley

The field is reduced in 3 rounds, top 20 progress to second round, top 5 to the final round:

First round
  • 3 M/2 F pegboard ascents
  • 75 unbroken single-unders
  • 10 unbroken single-leg squats on left leg, 10 unbroken single-leg squats on right
  • Handstand walk course
Second round
  • 2 M/1 F strict pegboard ascents
  • 50 unbroken double-unders
  • 10 unbroken single-leg squats on left leg, 10 unbroken single-leg squats on right
  • Handstand walk course, pirouette start
Final round
  • 1 strict pegboard ascent
  • 25 double-under crossovers
  • 10 unbroken single-leg squats on left leg, 10 unbroken single-leg squats on right
  • Handstand walk course, low start

Most of the athletes had difficulties with a new element introduced this year: double-under crossovers. Nick Mathew, the male winner of the event, was one of only two men to complete the event. Danielle Brandon was the female winner, although none of the women could get to the single-leg squat and handstand walk course. [40] Emma Lawson became the youngest-ever person to wear the white jersey after this event. [41]

Event 4: Elizabeth Elevated

21-15-9-9-9 reps for time of:

  • Squat cleans (woman 95 lb, men 135 lb)
  • Dips with parallel bar traverses

The dips with parallel bar traverses is another new element introduced this year. Patrick Vellner won the event in the men's competition, while Arielle Loewen won the women's. [42]

August 4, 2022

Event 2A and 2B: Shuttle to Overhead

Event 2 was delayed to the second day which is normally a rest day due to weather conditions. The event is split into two for scoring purposes, 2A for the run, 2B for the max jerks.

  • In 2 minutes, Run 400 m, Max jerks (Women: 200 lb, Men: 300 lb)

Rest 1 minute

  • In 3 minutes, Run 600 m, Max jerks (Women: 200 lb, Men: 300 lb)

Rest 2 minutes

  • In 4 minutes. Run 800 m, Max jerks (Women: 200 lb, Men: 300 lb)

Haley Adams and Uldis Upenieks were the respective female and male winner of the run portion, Tia-Clair Toomey and Jeffry Adler won the max jerks. [43]

August 5, 2022

Event 5: The Capitol

  • 20 Pig flips (Women: 350 lb, Men: 510 lb)
  • 3.5-mile run
  • 200-m Jerry bag carry (Women: 70 lb, Men: 100 lb)
  • 200-m Husafell carry (Women: 150 lb, Men: 200 lb)

Athletes started at the North Park of Alliant Energy Center, and finished at the top of the steps of Wisconsin State Capitol. Gabriela Migala and Ricky Garard won the women's and men's race respectively. [44]

Event 6: Up and Over

3 rounds for time:

  • 12 muscle-ups
  • 25 jump-overs (Women: 50-in log, 30-in box, 20-in Pig, Men: 50-in log, 42-in box, 20-in Pig)
  • 30 GHD sit-ups

Then

  • 84-ft weighted lunge (Women: 125-lb axle bar, Men:185-lb axle bar)

Unusually, Tia-Clair Toomey wore the white jersey at the 2022 CrossFit Games the first time only at Event 6 with two points in front. She won to extend her lead slightly over second-place Mal O'Brien. Saxon Panchik won the men's event. [45]

Event 7: Echo Press

For time:

  • 30/25 Echo Bike calories
  • 10 block HSPU (Women: 2-in deficit, Men: 3.5-in deficit)
  • 20/15 Echo Bike calories
  • 10 block HSPU (Women: 2-in deficit, Men: 3.5-in deficit)
  • 20/15 Echo Bike calories
  • 10 block HSPU (Women: 2-in deficit, Men: 3.5-in deficit)
  • 30/25 Echo Bike calories

Will Moorad and Alexis Raptis won the men's and women's event respectively. Ricky Garard faltered in this event, reducing his lead significantly, while Toomey extended her lead over young challengers O'Brien and Emma Lawson. [46]

August 6, 2022

Event 8: Rinse 'N' Repeat

The swim event took place at an indoor pool this year. (Venue: Nicholas Recreation Center & Soderholm Family Aquatic Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Every 2 minutes:

  • 50-yard swim
  • 8-cal Ski Erg (Add 2 calories each round for 6 rounds, then complete as many calories as possible for rounds 7 and 8)

The event was won by Lucy Campbell in the women's competition and Roman Khrennikov in the men's. [47]

Event 9: Hat Trick

3 rounds for total time of:

  • Sprint
  • 20 wall-ball shots (Women 14-lb ball to 11 ft, Men: 20-lb ball to 12 ft)
  • 6 dumbbell snatches (Women: 70-lb DB, Men: 100-lb DB)

Rest 4 minutes between rounds

Ellie Turner and Guilherme Malheiros won the event. Justin Medeiros came third (after time adjustment) and after this event, took over the lead from Ricky Garard who had led since the beginning. [48]

Event 10: Sandbag Ladder

  • 1-rep-max sandbag-to-shoulder (Women: 160-250 lb, Men: 240-340 lb)

Athletes needed to lift the sandbag onto one shoulder and let go of one hand to show control. When multiple athletes failed to lift at the same weight, the tie-break was to throw 3 sandbags (Women: 50, 100, 150 lbs, Men: 100, 150, 200 lbs) over a yoke in the shortest time.

Dani Speegle won the event for the women, while there was a tie for first place between Malheiros and Nick Matthew for the men. [49] /

August 7, 2022

Event 11: The Alpaca

for time:

  • 126-ft sled push, decreasing in load
  • 2 legless rope climbs*
  • 20 kettlebell clean and jerks
  • 42-ft sled push with 2 KBs
  • 2 legless rope climbs*
  • 15 kettlebell clean and jerks

42-ft sled push with 4 KBs

  • 2 legless rope climbs*
  • 10 kettlebell clean and jerks
  • 42-ft sled push with 6 KBs

Women: Six 24-kg kettlebells Men: Six 32-kg kettlebells

The rope climb was removed due to weather conditions. Roman Khrennikov won his second event at the Games, while Laura Horvath won her first of this Games. [50]

Event 12: Back Nine

For time:

54-ft yoke carry (Women: 485-lb, Men: 665-lb) 2 front squats (Women: 215-lb, Men: 315-lb) 3 deadlifts (Women: 315-lb, Men: 475-lb) 2 front squats 54-ft yoke carry

This event featured the heaviest yoke and deadlift ever programmed at the Games. Laura Horvath continued with her surge up the ranking with another win, while Jeffrey Adler won in the men's competition. [51]

Event 13: Jackie Pro

For time:

  • 1,000-m row (must be completed in 3 minutes 15 seconds for men, 3 minutes 40 seconds for women)
  • 50 thrusters (Women: 65 lb, Men: 95 lb)
  • 30 bar muscle-ups

Lucy Campbell and Lazar Đukić were the respective female and male winners of the event. [52]

Justin Medeiros was crowned the male winner of the 2022 CrossFit Games. Medeiros did not win any event but won the competition through consistence performance; [53] this is the first time since 2007 when the male winner of the Games did not win an event. Tia-Clair Toomey was the female winner for the sixth time, making her the only athlete, male or female, to win 6 individual titles. [54] CrossFit Mayhem Freedom won the teams competition. [4]

For the first time at the Games, two athletes, one male and one female, were named Rookies of the Year. They were Nick Mathew and Emma Lawson. [55] [41]

The list of national champions based how far they progress the furthest in the CrossFit Games season were released after the Games in December. [56]

Team competition

The team competition took place over 5 days: [57]

August 3, 2022

August 4, 2022

August 5, 2022

August 6, 2022

August 7, 2022

Podium finishers

Individuals and teams

PlaceMen [58] Women [59] Team [60]
1st Flag of the United States.svg Justin Medeiros Flag of Australia (converted).svg Tia-Clair Toomey CrossFit Mayhem Freedom
2nd ANA flag (2017).svg Roman Khrennikov Flag of the United States.svg Mal O'Brien CrossFit Oslo Navy Blue
3rd Flag of Australia (converted).svg Ricky Garard Flag of Hungary.svg Laura Horvath CrossFit Invictus

Masters men

Place [61] 35–3940–4445–4950–5455–5960–6465+
1st Flag of the United States.svg Bryan Wong Flag of the United States.svg Rudolph Berger Flag of the United States.svg Jason Grubb Flag of the United States.svg Sean Patrick Flag of the United States.svg Mike Egan Flag of the United States.svg Shannon Aiken Flag of the United States.svg Cal Cherrington
2nd Flag of the United States.svg Rogelio Gamboa Flag of Australia (converted).svg Caine Hayes Flag of the United States.svg Mike Kern Flag of the United States.svg Richard Stevenson Flag of Brazil.svg Leonardo Wernersbach Lima Flag of the United States.svg Tony Turski Flag of the United States.svg John Mariotti
3rd Flag of the United States.svg Craig Kenney Flag of France.svg Alexandre Jolivet ANA flag (2017).svg Vlad Liashkevich Flag of the United States.svg Eric C. Smith Flag of Italy.svg Antonio Boldrini Flag of the United States.svg Tom Fameree Flag of the United States.svg Jim Peeper

Masters women

Place [61] 35–3940–4445–4950–5455–5960–6465+
1st Flag of Finland.svg Emilia Leppänen Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Kelly Friel Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ali Crawford Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Kim Purdy Flag of the United States.svg Shanna Bunce Flag of the United States.svg Mary Beth Prodromides Flag of the United States.svg Julie Holt
2nd Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Aneta Tucker Flag of the United States.svg Jenn Ryan Flag of Finland.svg Merituuli Kallio Flag of the United States.svg Tea Gebbie Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Leigh Coates Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Patricia McGill Flag of the United States.svg Marcia Yager
3rd Flag of the United States.svg Chyna Cho Flag of the United States.svg Rebecca Voight Miller Flag of the United States.svg Michelle Suozzi Flag of the United States.svg Marcie Wells Flag of the United States.svg Kim Stambaugh Flag of New Zealand.svg Debbie Downing Flag of Sweden.svg Pia Gund

Teens

Place [62] 14–15 Boys14–15 Girls16–17 Boys16–17 Girls
1st Flag of the United States.svg RJ Mestre Flag of Ireland.svg Lucy McGonigle Flag of the United States.svg Ty Jenkins Flag of the United States.svg Olivia Kerstetter
2nd Flag of Israel.svg Tal Simpson Flag of the United States.svg Rylee Beebe Flag of the United States.svg Caleb McClure Flag of the United States.svg Jadiza Onorati-Phillips
3rd Flag of Jordan.svg Yousef Diab Flag of the United States.svg Caroline Sabatini Flag of the United States.svg Elijah Subiono Flag of the United States.svg Sophia Shaft

Adaptive divisions

Place [63] Men Upper ExtremityWomen Upper ExtremityMen Lower ExtremityWomen Lower ExtremityMen NeuromuscularWomen Neuromuscular
1st Flag of the United States.svg Casey Acree Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Camille Vigneault Flag of the United States.svg Charles Pienaar Flag of the United States.svg Valerie Cohen Flag of the United States.svg Brett Horchar Flag of the United States.svg Morgan Johnson
2nd Flag of the United States.svg Josue Maldonado Flag of the United States.svg Christina Mazzullo Flag of New Zealand.svg Rogan Dean Flag of the United States.svg Molly Moore Flag of the United States.svg Benjamin Fallon Flag of the United States.svg Lauren Taylor
3rd Flag of the United States.svg Samuel Pera Flag of France.svg Anne-Laure Coutenceau Flag of Norway.svg Ole Kristian Antonsen Flag of the United States.svg Amy Bream Flag of France.svg Jeremie Perera Flag of South Africa.svg Letchen Du Plessis

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