American Ninja Warrior | |
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Season 14 | |
Hosted by | Matt Iseman Akbar Gbaja-Biamila Zuri Hall |
Finals venue | Mount Midoriyama (Las Vegas Strip) |
No. of episodes | 12 |
Release | |
Original network | NBC |
Original release | June 6 – August 29, 2022 |
Season chronology |
The fourteenth season of American Ninja Warrior premiered on June 6, 2022, on NBC. A spin-off from the Japanese reality series Sasuke , it is hosted by Matt Iseman, Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, and Zuri Hall. Filming for the season was similar to that of the thirteenth season, as it was taped in fewer cities, with a smaller audience during live taping, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [1]
The series was officially announced by NBC in late March, [2] though the applications were being accepted from October 21, 2021, until December 10, 2021. The full list of competitors was published on February 6, 2022. [3] Filming for qualifiers moved to San Antonio, Texas, while the semifinals and national finals remained in Los Angeles, California, and Las Vegas, Nevada, respectively. The Grand Prize and Last Ninja Standing prize remained at $1,000,000 and $100,000, respectively. The official age requirement is 19 years old, although contestants from 15 to 19 were invited as “special guests”. [1]
Filming for the season began on March 20, 2022, and wrapped on May 17, 2022. The season featured Split Decision for the third obstacle in qualifiers, in which competitors could choose one of two obstacles to pass. This season marks the return of Akbar's Gbajabia-Moments (for the first three episodes), a segment reprising the most unusual outings of the night, where competitors usually fail on the earlier obstacles.
For the first time on American Ninja Warrior, more than 2 athletes finished Stage 3, with 5 competitors reaching Stage 4; however, all of them timed out on the final Rope Climb, thus no one claimed the $1 million grand prize. Despite this, 16-year-old Kaden Lebsack climbed to the top of the tower faster than the others in 36.77 seconds and was declared the Last Ninja Standing for the second year in a row, earning $100,000.
Every qualifying course starts from Shrinking Steps and ends on a wall, where a competitor may choose either a 14.5 foot Warped Wall or an 18-foot Mega Wall, which, if completed, would give the contestant an immediate reward of $10,000. The third and balancing obstacle features Split Decision.
For the semifinals, four extra obstacles were added, starting from veteran Salmon Ladder and ending on Spider Trap. Split Decision is moved to the ninth obstacle which features a choice of either a balance obstacle or an arm strength obstacle, and the Mega Wall was removed. The top two competitors finishing their runs proceed to a Power Tower, where they race against each other to get to the finish and earn a Safety Pass. The winner may use it to retry either Stage 1 or Stage 2 at the National Finals.
For the National Finals, Split Decision moved to the final obstacle of Stage 1, reprising the obstacles from season 13. However, both of the obstacles were followed by a climb on a cargo net or a ladder, depending on a chosen obstacle.
Bold and Italic indicates two possible variants on Split Decision.
Event | Obstacles | Finishers | |||||
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Night 1 | Shrinking Steps | Rollercoaster | Domino Effect | Carnival | Salmon Roll | Warped Wall/Mega Wall | 13 |
Serpent | |||||||
Night 2 | Overpass | Domino Effect | Piston Plunge | 11 | |||
Serpent | |||||||
Night 3 | Rollercoaster | Log Runner | Kickboards | Salmon Roll | 15 | ||
Burn Rubber | |||||||
Night 4 | Shattered Panes | Log Runner | Final Frontier | 8 | |||
Despicaballs | |||||||
Night 5 | Broken Bridge | Ring Chaser | 17 | ||||
Despicaballs |
Event | Obstacles | Finishers | |||||||||
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Night 1 | Shrinking Steps | Lunatic Ledges | Air Surfer | Spinning Bridge | Kaleidoscope | Warped Wall | Salmon Ladder | Ghost Town | Dragonback | Spider Trap | 4 |
Spin Zone | |||||||||||
Night 2 | Clockwork | Hopscotch | Box Office | Dragonback | 1 | ||||||
Spin Zone | |||||||||||
Night 3 | Over Under | Diamond Dash | Flipped Around | 6 | |||||||
Diving Boards | |||||||||||
Night 4 | Air Surfer | Kaleidoscope | Ghost Town | Flipped Around | 6 | ||||||
Diving Boards |
Event | Obstacle(s) | Finishers | |||||||
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Stage 1 | Slide Surfer | Three Ring Circus | Giant Rollercoaster | Jumping Spider | Tetherball | Warped Wall | Dipping Birds | The High Road [lower-alpha 1] | 25 |
Fly Hooks [lower-alpha 2] | |||||||||
Stage 2 | Striding Steps | Double Salmon Ladder | Piston Plunge | Hammer Drop | Hornet's Nest | Falling Shelves | 11 | ||
Stage 3 | Patriot Pass | Stalactites | Chop It Up | Ultimate Cliffhanger | Pipe Dream | Eyeglass Alley | Flying Bar | 5 | |
Stage 4 | Rope Climb | 0 |
The five nights of qualifying took place in Alamodome arena in San Antonio, Texas.
The first round of qualifying featured four new obstacles: Rollercoaster, the Serpent (‘Split Decision’ obstacle, along with Domino Effect), Carnival and Salmon Roll. This episode tied the record of four successful Mega Wall climbs. In addition, 15-year old Jordan Carr, a former American Ninja Warrior Junior competitor, set a record as the youngest woman ever to beat the Warped Wall. Her mentor, veteran Flip Rodriguez, barely advanced after falling on the fifth obstacle.
The episode also marked the return of James "The Beast" McGrath after a three-year absence and his proposal to Allyssa Beird, his girlfriend and fellow ninja; Beird was the only veteran who couldn't advance to the semifinals in this episode. Another proposal in the episode came from veteran Vinnie Castranova. USA Olympic soccer medalist Heather O'Reilly and 70-year old John Loobey also attempted the course but neither could advance.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | R.J. Roman | 01:51.47 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
2 | Vinnie Castranova | 02:27.73 | Finished |
3 | Cal Plohoros | 02:32.35 | Finished |
4 | Josiah Singleton | 02:36.17 | Finished |
5 | Brett Sims | 02:49.47 | Finished |
6 | Christopher Harding Jones | 02:50.55 | Finished |
7 | Brett Hernandez Strong | 02:56.83 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
8 | Gary Hines | 03:00.06 | Finished |
9 | Jordan Carr | 03:00.91 | Finished |
10 | Ethan Bartnicki | 03:08.03 | Finished |
11 | Bob Reese | 03:34.01 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
12 | Casey Rothschild | 03:44.25 | Finished |
13 | James McGrath | 03:46.72 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
14 | Kevin Carbone | N/A | Salmon Roll |
15 | Ronald Washington | N/A | Salmon Roll |
16 | Lorin Ball | N/A | Salmon Roll |
17 | Enzo DeFerrari Wilson | N/A | Salmon Roll |
18 | Vance Walker | N/A | Salmon Roll |
19 | Julius Ferguson | N/A | Salmon Roll |
20 | DeShawn Harris | N/A | Salmon Roll |
21 | Karen Potts | N/A | Salmon Roll |
22 | Jason Kotzin | N/A | Salmon Roll |
23 | Lilah Nathison | N/A | Salmon Roll |
24 | Flip Rodriguez | N/A | Salmon Roll |
25 | Eric Middleton | N/A | Salmon Roll |
26 | Kyle McCreight | N/A | Salmon Roll |
27 | Brad Giles | N/A | Salmon Roll |
28 | Jay Flores | N/A | Salmon Roll |
29 | Josh Wagg | N/A | Salmon Roll |
30 | Parish Cardenas | N/A | Salmon Roll |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Jordan Carr | 03:00.91 | Finished |
2 | Casey Rothschild | 03:44.25 | Finished |
3 | Karen Potts | N/A | Salmon Roll |
4 | Lilah Nathison | N/A | Salmon Roll |
5 | Lindsay Eskildsen | N/A | Carnival |
Rank | Competitor | Reason for inclusion | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Caleb Dowden | Brought milk from his cow on the competition | Rollercoaster |
2 | James Bartholomew | Got cheered from Amar'e Stoudemire like a child | Carnival |
3 | Zach DiPaolo | Drove his bike before the run | Rollercoaster |
The round introduced another new obstacle, Piston Plunge. This episode saw all five top female competitors all finish within the top 30, with three of them being teammates. Joe Moravsky scaled the Mega Wall for the third consecutive time, Najee Richardson returned after missing season 13 due to an ankle injury and 75-year old Dave Kozak became the oldest competitor of a season, easily making it onto Akbar's Gbajabia-Moments.
Among the famous participants were current WBA-NABA super featherweight boxer Abraham Nova, who couldn't pass the first obstacle, and Miss Massachusetts 2019-2020 Lindsey Littlefield, who failed on the second obstacle. Veterans Jessie Graff, who had returned after missing the previous season because of knee and shoulder injuries, and Sandy Zimmerman, the first mother to ever clear qualifying, also were unable to advance to the semifinals, failing on the Serpent and Carnival respectively. Also, 2020 Olympics silver medalist MyKayla Skinner joined Matt and Akbar in the booth and reported the run of her husband, who also failed on the Serpent.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Matt Bradley | 01:44.73 | Finished |
2 | Matt D’Amico | 01:59.84 | Finished |
3 | Luke Dillon | 02:07.71 | Finished |
4 | Joe Moravsky | 02:16.51 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
5 | Josiah Pippel | 02:21.88 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
6 | James Sannella | 02:22.01 | Finished |
7 | Jay Lewis | 02:25.98 | Finished |
8 | Jacob Arnstein | 02:27.27 | Finished |
9 | Ryan Sanders | 03:07.69 | Finished |
10 | Jeremy Warters | 03:23.25 | Finished |
11 | Najee Richardson | 03:41.18 | Finished |
12 | Xavier Dantzler | N/A | Piston Plunge |
13 | Lucas Reale | N/A | Piston Plunge |
14 | Joe Capo | N/A | Piston Plunge |
15 | Dave Cavanagh | N/A | Piston Plunge |
16 | Darion Bennett | N/A | Piston Plunge |
17 | James Burns | N/A | Piston Plunge |
18 | Sophia Lavallee | 01:30.22 | Piston Plunge |
19 | Alex Begolly | N/A | Piston Plunge |
20 | Abby Clark | 01:34.17 | Piston Plunge |
21 | Branden McWilliams | N/A | Piston Plunge |
22 | Stewart Mahler | N/A | Piston Plunge |
23 | Tyler Behrle | N/A | Piston Plunge |
24 | Cara Mack | 01:54.35 | Piston Plunge |
25 | John Uga | N/A | Piston Plunge |
26 | Rachel Degutz | 02:05.30 | Piston Plunge |
27 | Steve Donnelly | N/A | Piston Plunge |
28 | Anthony Eardley | N/A | Piston Plunge |
29 | Jennifer Stefano | 02:26.58 | Piston Plunge |
30 | Guang Cui | N/A | Piston Plunge |
31 | Ryan Hermstein | N/A | Piston Plunge |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Sophia Lavallee | 01:30.22 | Piston Plunge |
2 | Abby Clark | 01:34.17 | Piston Plunge |
3 | Cara Mack | 01:54.35 | Piston Plunge |
4 | Rachel Degutz | 02:05.30 | Piston Plunge |
5 | Jennifer Stefano | 02:26.58 | Piston Plunge |
Rank | Competitor | Reason for inclusion | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Dave Kozak | Entered on the start line in USAF costume; walked down Shrinking Steps | Shrinking Steps |
2 | James Burns | Presented a lego sculpture of host tower and the walls to Matt and Akbar | Piston Plunge; qualified |
3 | Robbie Jimenes | Played his guitar longer than ran the course | Shrinking Steps |
Another new obstacle was introduced, Kickboards, and two obstacles from the first night, Rollercoaster and Salmon Roll, returned. Domino Effect and the Serpent at Split Decision were replaced by the Log Runner and Burn Rubber, respectively.
Two former Olympians were present on a course. Former speed skater K. C. Boutiette, who now fights his daughter's 1p36 deletion syndrome, attempted and advanced to the semifinals in 30th place, and former artistic gymnast Shawn Johnson covered the run of her husband in the booth with Matt and Akbar. The Coyote, a mascot of San Antonio Spurs, cheered the competitors from the sideline. Akbar's Gbajabia-Moments featured only two contestants instead of three.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Chris Behrends | 01:45.70 | Finished |
2 | Kaden Lebsack | 01:46.63 | Finished |
3 | Ethan Swanson | 01:59.83 | Finished |
4 | Max Feinberg | 02:19.79 | Finished |
5 | Cam Baumgartner | 02:25.85 | Finished |
6 | Tieg Scott | 02:28.57 | Finished |
7 | Devan Alexander | 02:37.67 | Finished |
8 | Mike Silenzi | 02:57.99 | Finished |
9 | Levi Enright | 03:02.31 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
10 | Chris DiGangi | 03:06.55 | Finished |
11 | Ethan Gardulski | 03:11.07 | Finished |
12 | Jamie Rahn | 03:13.69 | Finished |
13 | Joe Brown | 03:33.36 | Finished |
14 | Jesse Labreck | 04:19.39 | Finished |
15 | Roo Yori | 04:36.68 | Finished |
16 | Jackson Twait | N/A | Salmon Roll |
17 | Jon Klippenstein | N/A | Salmon Roll |
18 | Michael Bougher | N/A | Salmon Roll |
19 | Derrick Pavoni | N/A | Salmon Roll |
20 | Leif Sundberg | N/A | Salmon Roll |
21 | Addy Herman | N/A | Salmon Roll |
22 | Scott Bishop | N/A | Salmon Roll |
23 | Kyle Schulze | N/A | Salmon Roll |
24 | Brandon Varner | N/A | Salmon Roll |
25 | Andrew Stoinski | N/A | Salmon Roll |
26 | James Wilson | N/A | Salmon Roll |
27 | Nathan Green | N/A | Salmon Roll |
28 | Drew Nester | N/A | Salmon Roll |
29 | Steven Bachta | N/A | Salmon Roll |
30 | KC Boutiette | N/A | Salmon Roll |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Jesse Labreck | 04:19.39 | Finished |
2 | Addy Herman | N/A | Salmon Roll |
3 | Maggie Owen | N/A | Kickboards |
4 | Maggi Thorne | N/A | Kickboards |
5 | Elizabeth Leslie | N/A | Kickboards |
Rank | Competitor | Reason for inclusion | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Mike Gilleski | His cheerleader dressed like a pencil on the course | Kickboards |
2 | Jordan Freeman | Brought grilled ribs in a grill to Matt and Akbar | Log Runner |
Three more new obstacles were introduced: the Shattered Panes, the Despica-balls (created to promote the 2022 film Minions: The Rise of Gru ) at Split Decision, and Final Frontier. Present on the sidelines in this episode was Rowdy, the mascot for the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners, alongside the UTSA cheerleaders. This episode set a new record with seven women all finishing in the top 30.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Nate Hansen | 02:12.99 | Finished |
2 | Austin Gray | 02:16.35 | Finished |
3 | Owen Dyer | 03:02.03 | Finished |
4 | Jody Avila | 03:15.98 | Finished |
5 | Christian Youst | 03:45.48 | Finished |
6 | Isaiah Wakeham | 03:46.99 | Finished |
7 | Mark Antioquia | 04:03.33 | Finished |
8 | Katie Bone | 05:08.92 | Finished |
9 | Donovan Metoyer | 01:19.61 | Final Frontier |
10 | Isaiah Thomas | 01:21.20 | Final Frontier |
11 | Tristan Wyman | 01:24.67 | Final Frontier |
12 | Zack Eichenstein | 01:31.66 | Final Frontier |
13 | Ryan Meeks | 01:34.45 | Final Frontier |
14 | Antwan McClendon | 01:46.43 | Final Frontier |
15 | Parker Hewes | 01:46.77 | Final Frontier |
16 | Rohan Sebastian | 01:46.84 | Final Frontier |
17 | David Tomassoni | 01:47.08 | Final Frontier |
18 | Tyler Yamauchi | 01:48.53 | Final Frontier |
19 | Emmanuel Aouad | 01:52.26 | Final Frontier |
20 | Devin Harr | 01:53.28 | Final Frontier |
21 | Isabella Wakeham | 01:59.15 | Final Frontier |
22 | Dan Polizzi | 02:01.39 | Final Frontier |
23 | Mark Farrell | 02:05.01 | Final Frontier |
24 | Sem Garay | 02:06.78 | Final Frontier |
25 | Nicki Asirvadam | 02:07.33 | Final Frontier |
26 | Anabella Heinrichs | 02:21.15 | Final Frontier |
27 | Jaelyn Bennett | 02:28.41 | Final Frontier |
28 | Barclay Stockett | 03:00.09 | Final Frontier |
29 | Liv Hackmann | 00:46.83 | Kickboards |
30 | Megan Rowe | 00:53.12 | Kickboards |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Katie Bone | 05:08.92 | Finished |
2 | Isabella Wakeham | 01:59.15 | Final Frontier |
3 | Anabella Heinrichs | 02:21.15 | Final Frontier |
4 | Jaelyn Bennett | 02:28.41 | Final Frontier |
5 | Barclay Stockett | 03:00.09 | Final Frontier |
Making his ANW debut in this episode was reigning American Ninja Warrior Junior champion Jackson Erdos, who had just turned 15 prior to the filming of this competition. David Campbell and Brian Kretsch both competed again, maintaining their status as the only two competitors to ever run in every single season of the show; Campbell cleared the course to become this season's oldest finisher in qualifying. Another veteran competitor, Josh Levin, made his return for the first time since season 10 after spending the last three years attending Harvard University, where he earned his master's degree in learning design, innovation and technology.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | John Mack | 01:49.65 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
2 | Hunter Guerard | 01:57.38 | Finished |
3 | Jeramiah Boyd | 02:06.54 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
4 | Caiden Madzelan | 02:09.52 | Finished |
5 | Elijah Browning | 02:22.66 | Finished |
6 | Kyle Soderman | 02:27.27 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
7 | Jackson Erdos | 02:28.01 | Finished |
8 | Sean Bryan | 02:33.59 | Finished |
9 | Ruben Arellano | 02:50.58 | Finished |
10 | David Campbell | 03:05.19 | Finished |
11 | Adam Rayl | 03:24.22 | Finished |
12 | Grant Nguyen | 03:33.68 | Finished |
13 | Alex Nye | 03:34.43 | Finished |
14 | Jonah Bonner | 03:35.89 | Finished |
15 | Anthony Porter | 03:42.30 | Finished |
16 | Josh Levin | 04:30.35 | Finished |
17 | Brittney Durant | 04:43.77 | Finished |
18 | Izabella Adkins | 02:47.05 | Warped Wall |
19 | Evan Andrews | 00:48.04 | Final Frontier |
20 | Tyler Kurtzhals | 00:57.11 | Final Frontier |
21 | David Funk | 00:57.82 | Final Frontier |
22 | Luke Mizel | 01:09.85 | Final Frontier |
23 | Lance Pekus | 01:10.42 | Final Frontier |
24 | Steven Cen | 01:12.03 | Final Frontier |
25 | Paris Juarez | 01:15.38 | Final Frontier |
26 | Mike Beadle | 01:16.18 | Final Frontier |
27 | Francisco Barajas | 01:29.90 | Final Frontier |
28 | Verdale Benson | 01:32.34 | Final Frontier |
29 | Asaf Goren | 01:36.94 | Final Frontier |
30 | Mady Howard | 01:38.67 | Final Frontier |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Brittney Durant | 04:43.77 | Finished |
2 | Izabella Adkins | 02:47.05 | Warped Wall |
3 | Paris Juarez | 01:15.38 | Final Frontier |
4 | Mady Howard | 01:38.67 | Final Frontier |
5 | Tiana Webberley | 01:47.96 | Final Frontier |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
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1 | Matt Bradley | 1:44.73 | Finished |
2 | Chris Behrends | 1:45.70 | Finished |
3 | Kaden Lebsack | 1:46.63 | Finished |
4 | John Mack | 1:49.65 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
5 | R.J. Roman | 1:51.47 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
6 | Hunter Guerard | 1:57.38 | Finished |
7 | Ethan Swanson | 1:59.83 | Finished |
8 | Matt D’Amico | 1:59.84 | Finished |
9 | Jeramiah Boyd | 2:06.54 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
10 | Luke Dillon | 2:07.71 | Finished |
11 | Caiden Madzelan | 2:09.52 | Finished |
12 | Nate Hansen | 2:12.99 | Finished |
13 | Austin Gray | 2:16.35 | Finished |
14 | Joe Moravsky | 2:16.51 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
15 | Max Feinberg | 2:19.79 | Finished |
16 | Josiah Pippel | 2:21.88 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
17 | James Sannella | 2:22.01 | Finished |
18 | Elijah Browning | 2:22.66 | Finished |
19 | Cam Baumgartner | 2:25.85 | Finished |
20 | Jay Lewis | 2:25.98 | Finished |
21 | Jacob Arnstein | 2:27.27 | Finished |
22 | Kyle Soderman | 2:27.27 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
23 | Vinnie Castranova | 2:27.73 | Finished |
24 | Jackson Erdos | 2:28.01 | Finished |
25 | Tieg Scott | 2:28.57 | Finished |
26 | Cal Plohoros | 2:32.35 | Finished |
27 | Sean Bryan | 2:33.59 | Finished |
28 | Josiah Singleton | 2:36.17 | Finished |
29 | Devan Alexander | 2:37.67 | Finished |
30 | Brett Sims | 2:49.47 | Finished |
31 | Christopher Harding Jones | 2:50.55 | Finished |
32 | Ruben Arellano | 2:50.58 | Finished |
33 | Brett Hernandez Strong | 2:56.83 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
34 | Mike Silenzi | 2:57.99 | Finished |
35 | Gary Hines | 3:00.06 | Finished |
36 | Jordan Carr | 3:00.91 | Finished |
37 | Owen Dyer | 3:02.03 | Finished |
38 | Levi Enright | 3:02.31 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
39 | David Campbell | 3:05.19 | Finished |
40 | Chris DiGangi | 3:06.55 | Finished |
41 | Ryan Sanders | 3:07.69 | Finished |
42 | Ethan Bartnicki | 3:08.03 | Finished |
43 | Ethan Gardulski | 3:11.07 | Finished |
44 | Jamie Rahn | 3:13.69 | Finished |
45 | Jody Avila | 3:15.98 | Finished |
46 | Jeremy Warters | 3:23.25 | Finished |
47 | Adam Rayl | 3:24.22 | Finished |
48 | Joe Brown | 3:33.36 | Finished |
49 | Grant Nguyen | 3:33.68 | Finished |
50 | Bob Reese | 3:34.01 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
51 | Alex Nye | 3:34.43 | Finished |
52 | Jonah Bonner | 3:35.89 | Finished |
53 | Najee Richardson | 3:41.18 | Finished |
54 | Anthony Porter | 3:42.30 | Finished |
55 | Casey Rothschild | 3:44.25 | Finished |
56 | Christian Youst | 3:45.48 | Finished |
57 | James McGrath | 3:46.72 | Finished (Mega Wall) |
58 | Isaiah Wakeham | 3:46.99 | Finished |
59 | Mark Antioquia | 4:03.33 | Finished |
60 | Jesse Labreck | 4:19.39 | Finished |
61 | Josh Levin | 4:30.35 | Finished |
62 | Roo Yori | 4:36.68 | Finished |
63 | Brittney Durant | 4:43.77 | Finished |
64 | Katie Bone | 5:08.92 | Finished |
65 | Izabella Adkins | 2:47.05 | Warped Wall |
66 | Kevin Carbone | N/A | Salmon Roll |
67 | Ronald Washington | N/A | Salmon Roll |
68 | Lorin Ball | N/A | Salmon Roll |
69 | Enzo DeFerrari Wilson | N/A | Salmon Roll |
70 | Vance Walker | N/A | Salmon Roll |
71 | Julius Ferguson | N/A | Salmon Roll |
72 | DeShawn Harris | N/A | Salmon Roll |
73 | Karen Potts | N/A | Salmon Roll |
74 | Jason Kotzin | N/A | Salmon Roll |
75 | Lilah Nathison | N/A | Salmon Roll |
76 | Flip Rodriguez | N/A | Salmon Roll |
77 | Eric Middleton | N/A | Salmon Roll |
78 | Kyle McCreight | N/A | Salmon Roll |
79 | Brad Giles | N/A | Salmon Roll |
80 | Jay Flores | N/A | Salmon Roll |
81 | Josh Wagg | N/A | Salmon Roll |
82 | Parish Cardenas | N/A | Salmon Roll |
83 | Xavier Dantzler | N/A | Piston Plunge |
84 | Lucas Reale | N/A | Piston Plunge |
85 | Joe Capo | N/A | Piston Plunge |
86 | Dave Cavanagh | N/A | Piston Plunge |
87 | Darion Bennett | N/A | Piston Plunge |
88 | James Burns | N/A | Piston Plunge |
89 | Alex Begolly | N/A | Piston Plunge |
90 | Branden McWilliams | N/A | Piston Plunge |
91 | Stewart Mahler | N/A | Piston Plunge |
92 | Tyler Behrle | N/A | Piston Plunge |
93 | John Uga | N/A | Piston Plunge |
94 | Steve Donnelly | N/A | Piston Plunge |
95 | Anthony Eardley | N/A | Piston Plunge |
96 | Guang Cui | N/A | Piston Plunge |
97 | Ryan Hermstein | N/A | Piston Plunge |
98 | Jackson Twait | N/A | Salmon Roll |
99 | Jon Klippenstein | N/A | Salmon Roll |
100 | Michael Bougher | N/A | Salmon Roll |
101 | Derrick Pavoni | N/A | Salmon Roll |
102 | Leif Sundberg | N/A | Salmon Roll |
103 | Addy Herman | N/A | Salmon Roll |
104 | Scott Bishop | N/A | Salmon Roll |
105 | Kyle Schulze | N/A | Salmon Roll |
106 | Brandon Varner | N/A | Salmon Roll |
107 | Andrew Stoinski | N/A | Salmon Roll |
108 | James Wilson | N/A | Salmon Roll |
109 | Nathan Green | N/A | Salmon Roll |
110 | Drew Nester | N/A | Salmon Roll |
111 | Steven Bachta | N/A | Salmon Roll |
112 | KC Boutiette | N/A | Salmon Roll |
113 | Evan Andrews | 0:48.04 | Final Frontier |
114 | Tyler Kurtzhals | 0:57.11 | Final Frontier |
115 | David Funk | 0:57.82 | Final Frontier |
116 | Luke Mizel | 1:09.85 | Final Frontier |
117 | Lance Pekus | 1:10.42 | Final Frontier |
118 | Steven Cen | 1:12.03 | Final Frontier |
119 | Paris Juarez | 1:15.38 | Final Frontier |
120 | Mike Beadle | 1:16.18 | Final Frontier |
121 | Donovan Metoyer | 1:19.61 | Final Frontier |
122 | Isaiah Thomas | 1:21.20 | Final Frontier |
123 | Tristan Wyman | 1:24.67 | Final Frontier |
124 | Francisco Barajas | 1:29.90 | Final Frontier |
125 | Sophia Lavallee | 1:30.22 | Piston Plunge |
126 | Verdale Benson | 1:32.34 | Final Frontier |
127 | Asaf Goren | 1:36.94 | Final Frontier |
128 | Mady Howard | 1:38.67 | Final Frontier |
129 | Zack Eichenstein | 1:31.66 | Final Frontier |
130 | Abby Clark | 1:34.17 | Piston Plunge |
131 | Ryan Meeks | 1:34.45 | Final Frontier |
132 | Antwan McClendon | 1:46.43 | Final Frontier |
133 | Parker Hewes | 1:46.77 | Final Frontier |
134 | Rohan Sebastian | 1:46.84 | Final Frontier |
135 | David Tomassoni | 1:47.08 | Final Frontier |
136 | Tyler Yamauchi | 1:48.53 | Final Frontier |
137 | Emmanuel Aouad | 1:52.26 | Final Frontier |
138 | Devin Harr | 1:53.28 | Final Frontier |
139 | Cara Mack | 1:54.35 | Piston Plunge |
140 | Isabella Wakeham | 1:59.15 | Final Frontier |
141 | Dan Polizzi | 2:01.39 | Final Frontier |
142 | Mark Farrell | 2:05.01 | Final Frontier |
143 | Rachel Degutz | 2:05.30 | Piston Plunge |
144 | Sem Garay | 2:06.78 | Final Frontier |
145 | Nicki Asirvadam | 2:07.33 | Final Frontier |
146 | Anabella Heinrichs | 2:21.15 | Final Frontier |
147 | Jennifer Stefano | 2:26.58 | Piston Plunge |
148 | Jaelyn Bennett | 2:28.41 | Final Frontier |
149 | Barclay Stockett | 3:00.09 | Final Frontier |
150 | Liv Hackmann | 0:46.83 | Kickboards |
151 | Megan Rowe | 0:53.12 | Kickboards |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Jordan Carr | 3:00.91 | Finished |
2 | Casey Rothschild | 3:44.25 | Finished |
3 | Jesse Labreck | 4:19.39 | Finished |
4 | Brittney Durant | 4:43.77 | Finished |
5 | Katie Bone | 5:08.92 | Finished |
6 | Izabella Adkins | 2:47.05 | Warped Wall |
7 | Karen Potts | N/A | Salmon Roll |
8 | Lilah Nathison | N/A | Salmon Roll |
9 | Addy Herman | N/A | Salmon Roll |
10 | Paris Juarez | 1:15.38 | Final Frontier |
11 | Sophia Lavallee | 1:30.22 | Piston Plunge |
12 | Abby Clark | 1:34.17 | Piston Plunge |
13 | Mady Howard | 1:38.67 | Final Frontier |
14 | Tiana Webberley | 1:47.96 | Final Frontier |
15 | Cara Mack | 1:54.35 | Piston Plunge |
16 | Isabella Wakeham | 1:59.15 | Final Frontier |
17 | Rachel Degutz | 2:05.30 | Piston Plunge |
18 | Anabella Heinrichs | 2:21.15 | Final Frontier |
19 | Jennifer Stefano | 2:26.58 | Piston Plunge |
20 | Jaelyn Bennett | 2:28.41 | Final Frontier |
21 | Barclay Stockett | 3:00.09 | Final Frontier |
22 | Lindsay Eskildsen | N/A | Carnival |
23 | Maggie Owen | N/A | Kickboards |
24 | Maggi Thorne | N/A | Kickboards |
25 | Elizabeth Leslie | N/A | Kickboards |
The semifinals took place on the lot of Universal Studios Hollywood in Los Angeles, California. Standing next to the actual course is a reformed Power Tower mini-course.
Three new obstacles were introduced: Kaleidoscope, Ghost Town, and Spin Zone (at Split Decision which was now on the back half of the course).
Veterans Joe Moravsky, Flip Rodriguez and Najee Richardson attempted the course and proceeded to the National Finals, as well as Joe's student, Jay Lewis, who also received a Safety Pass for winning the Power Tower race. However, despite advancing to the National Finals, both Moravsky and Richardson could not compete in the National Finals, as Moravsky's wife, Stephanie, tested positive for COVID-19, as did Richardson himself. Other notable ninjas not to advance to the finals were Brett Sims, 15-year-old Jordan Carr (the youngest woman to complete a qualifying course) and rookie Ryan Hermstein (who participated in the semifinals despite finishing 31st overall). James Sannella, who also failed to advance in this episode, would later replace Moravsky in the National Finals.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Jay Lewis | 03:57.49 | Finished |
2 | Josiah Pippel | 04:10.02 | Finished |
3 | Flip Rodriguez | 05:06.95 | Finished |
4 | Luke Dillon | 05:55.86 | Finished |
5 | Matt D'Amico | 02:46.79 | Dragonback |
6 | Joe Moravsky | 03:01.53 | Dragonback |
7 | Lucas Reale | 03:07.80 | Spin Zone |
8 | Dave Cavanagh | 03:53.15 | Dragonback |
9 | Anthony Eardley | 04:54.72 | Dragonback |
10 | Najee Richardson | 02:37.25 | Ghost Town |
11 | Ryan Sanders | 03:09.76 | Ghost Town |
12 | Bob Reese | 03:16.57 | Ghost Town |
13 | Jeremy Warters | 03:26.87 | Ghost Town |
14 | Cal Plohoros | 03:35.05 | Ghost Town |
15 | Abby Clark | 02:22.37 | Warped Wall |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Abby Clark | 02:22.37 | Warped Wall |
2 | Addy Herman | 01:13.66 | Kaleidoscope |
3 | Rachel Degutz | 01:23.95 | Kaleidoscope |
Two more new obstacles were added: Hopscotch and Box Office. Only one competitor, 17-year-old Evan Andrews, finished the course in this episode, though he lost out on the Power Tower race to second-place finisher "Country Boy Ninja" Josiah Singleton (who fell at Dragonback), who earned a Safety Pass to go with his first-ever trip to the National Finals. Notable competitors who did not advance to the National Finals included “Sweet-T” Tiana Webberley, the "Cowboy Ninja" Lance Pekus, concrete worker Adam Rayl (who failed to advance to the National Finals for the first time ever), and "The Boss" Elijah Browning; American Ninja Warrior Junior champion Jackson Erdos, who also failed early in this episode, would later compete in the National Finals as the replacement for Najee Richardson (who had tested positive for COVID-19).
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Evan Andrews | 04:29.19 | Finished |
2 | Josiah Singleton | 03:36.35 | Dragonback |
3 | Josh Levin | 04:20.66 | Dragonback |
4 | Jeramiah Boyd | 02:16.41 | Box Office |
5 | Caiden Madzelan | 02:19.03 | Box Office |
6 | Sean Bryan | 02:25.49 | Box Office |
7 | Hunter Guerard | 02:39.13 | Box Office |
8 | Kyle Soderman | 02:39.60 | Box Office |
9 | Francisco Barajas | 02:46.05 | Box Office |
10 | Grant Nguyen | 02:58.38 | Box Office |
11 | Jonah Bonner | 03:34.45 | Box Office |
12 | Anthony Porter | 03:51.34 | Box Office |
13 | David Campbell | 04:50.69 | Box Office |
14 | Izabella Adkins | 01:45.53 | Warped Wall |
15 | Ronald Washington | 00:41.65 | Hopscotch |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Izabella Adkins | 01:45.53 | Warped Wall |
2 | Casey Rothschild | 01:01.13 | Spinning Bridge |
3 | Mady Howard | 01:01.94 | Spinning Bridge |
Two more new obstacles were added: Over Under and Flipped Around, the latter obstacle as part of Split Decision. The Power Tower race came down to two Iowa ninjas, Levi Enright and "Cat Daddy" Jackson Twait, with Enright coming out on top in a narrow finish to earn a Safety Pass. In a shocking moment, Jesse "Flex" Labreck failed on the third obstacle, Clockwork, and ultimately failed to advance to the National Finals for the first time in her career. Her fiancé, Chris DiGangi, also fell early (his failure occurring on Hopscotch) and failed to advance to the National Finals for the second year in a row.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Levi Enright | 03:51.65 | Finished |
2 | Jackson Twait | 04:25.47 | Finished |
3 | R.J. Roman | 04:40.09 | Finished |
4 | Kaden Lebsack | 04:47.49 | Finished |
5 | Cam Baumgartner | 05:10.61 | Finished |
6 | Mike Silenzi | 05:29.47 | Finished |
7 | Jason Kotzin | 03:06.35 | Flipped Around |
8 | Ethan Swanson | 03:14.46 | Diving Boards |
9 | Jamie Rahn | 03:35.30 | Flipped Around |
10 | Drew Nester | 03:36.84 | Diving Boards |
11 | Derrick Pavoni | 04:42.05 | Flipped Around |
12 | Chris Behrends | 01:42.77 | Box Office |
13 | Michael Bougher | 02:18.76 | Box Office |
14 | Enzo DeFerrari Wilson | 02:36.12 | Box Office |
15 | Max Feinberg | 02:40.26 | Box Office |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Karen Potts | 03:29.97 | Box Office |
2 | Megan Rowe | 03:03.33 | Hopscotch |
3 | Maggie Owen | 00:23.38 | Clockwork |
The last round of the semifinals saw Colorado roommates Austin Gray and "Gnarly Ninja" Nate Hansen face off on the Power Tower, with Hansen winning the Safety Pass after Gray unexpectedly fell from the course before he could reach the end. Siblings Isaiah and Isabella Wakeham both failed on the fifth obstacle, Kaleidoscope; Isabella advanced to the National Finals for finishing among the top three women, but Isaiah did not advance as he was not among the top 15 qualifiers. In another surprising moment, James "The Beast" McGrath also fell on Kaleidoscope, and his comeback season ended without a qualification to the National Finals.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Austin Gray | 04:15.75 | Finished |
2 | Nate Hansen | 05:10.84 | Finished |
3 | Isaiah Thomas | 05:13.84 | Finished |
4 | Owen Dyer | 05:26.85 | Finished |
5 | Lorin Ball | 05:31.54 | Finished |
6 | Christopher Harding Jones | 05:37.36 | Finished |
7 | Vance Walker | 02:37.10 | Flipped Around |
8 | Kevin Carbone | 02:40.78 | Diving Boards |
9 | Ethan Bartnicki | 03:19.22 | Flipped Around |
10 | Donovan Metoyer | 03:38.45 | Diving Boards |
11 | Tyler Yamauchi | 03:48.54 | Flipped Around |
12 | Jacob Arnstein | 03:57.81 | Flipped Around |
13 | Katie Bone | 04:30.32 | Ghost Town |
14 | Zack Eichenstein | 01:53.96 | Salmon Ladder |
15 | Jody Avila | 01:00.77 | Kaleidoscope |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Katie Bone | 04:30.32 | Ghost Town |
2 | Isabella Wakeham | 01:29.58 | Kaleidoscope |
3 | Barclay Stockett | 01:34.27 | Kaleidoscope |
By the end of the semifinals, no female competitor was able to reach the ninth obstacle for the first time in nine years, and thus not able to beat the semifinals course for the first time in four years. Due to testing positive for COVID-19, Najee Richardson and Joe Moravsky both had to withdraw from the National Finals, with their places given to notable rookies who otherwise failed to advance by themselves.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Levi Enright | 03:51.65 | Finished |
2 | Jay Lewis | 03:57.49 | Finished |
3 | Josiah Pippel | 04:10.02 | Finished |
4 | Austin Gray | 04:15.75 | Finished |
5 | Jackson Twait | 04:25.47 | Finished |
6 | Evan Andrews | 04:29.19 | Finished |
7 | R.J. Roman | 04:40.09 | Finished |
8 | Kaden Lebsack | 04:47.49 | Finished |
9 | Flip Rodriguez | 05:06.95 | Finished |
10 | Cam Baumgartner | 05:10.61 | Finished |
11 | Nate Hansen | 05:10.84 | Finished |
12 | Isaiah Thomas | 05:13.84 | Finished |
13 | Owen Dyer | 05:26.85 | Finished |
14 | Mike Silenzi | 05:29.47 | Finished |
15 | Lorin Ball | 05:31.54 | Finished |
16 | Christopher Harding Jones | 05:37.36 | Finished |
17 | Luke Dillon | 05:55.86 | Finished |
18 | Vance Walker | 02:37.10 | Flipped Around |
19 | Kevin Carbone | 02:40.78 | Diving Boards |
20 | Matt D'Amico | 02:46.79 | Dragonback |
21 | Joe Moravsky | 03:01.53 | Dragonback |
Wildcard | James Sannella | N/A | Kaleidoscope |
22 | Jason Kotzin | 03:06.35 | Flipped Around |
23 | Lucas Reale | 03:07.80 | Spin Zone |
24 | Ethan Swanson | 03:14.46 | Diving Boards |
25 | Ethan Bartnicki | 03:19.22 | Flipped Around |
26 | Jamie Rahn | 03:35.30 | Flipped Around |
27 | Josiah Singleton | 03:36.35 | Dragonback |
28 | Drew Nester | 03:36.84 | Diving Boards |
29 | Donovan Metoyer | 03:38.45 | Diving Boards |
30 | Tyler Yamauchi | 03:48.54 | Flipped Around |
31 | Dave Cavanagh | 03:53.15 | Dragonback |
32 | Jacob Arnstein | 03:57.81 | Flipped Around |
33 | Josh Levin | 04:20.66 | Dragonback |
34 | Derrick Pavoni | 04:42.05 | Flipped Around |
35 | Anthony Eardley | 04:54.72 | Dragonback |
36 | Chris Behrends | 01:42.77 | Box Office |
37 | Jeramiah Boyd | 02:16.41 | Box Office |
38 | Michael Bougher | 02:18.76 | Box Office |
39 | Caiden Madzelan | 02:19.03 | Box Office |
40 | Sean Bryan | 02:25.49 | Box Office |
41 | Enzo DeFerrari Wilson | 02:36.12 | Box Office |
42 | Najee Richardson | 02:37.25 | Ghost Town |
Wildcard | Jackson Erdos | N/A | Hopscotch |
43 | Hunter Guerard | 02:39.13 | Box Office |
44 | Kyle Soderman | 02:39.60 | Box Office |
45 | Max Feinberg | 02:40.26 | Box Office |
46 | Francisco Barajas | 02:46.05 | Box Office |
47 | Grant Nguyen | 02:58.38 | Box Office |
48 | Ryan Sanders | 03:09.76 | Ghost Town |
49 | Bob Reese | 03:16.57 | Ghost Town |
50 | Jeremy Warters | 03:26.87 | Ghost Town |
51 | Jonah Bonner | 03:34.45 | Box Office |
52 | Cal Plohoros | 03:35.05 | Ghost Town |
53 | Anthony Porter | 03:51.34 | Box Office |
54 | Katie Bone | 04:30.32 | Ghost Town |
55 | David Campbell | 04:50.69 | Box Office |
56 | Zack Eichenstein | 01:53.96 | Salmon Ladder |
57 | Izabella Adkins | 01:45.53 | Warped Wall |
58 | Abby Clark | 02:22.37 | Warped Wall |
59 | Ronald Washington | 00:41.65 | Hopscotch |
60 | Jody Avila | 01:00.77 | Kaleidoscope |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Karen Potts | 03:29.97 | Box Office |
2 | Katie Bone | 04:30.32 | Ghost Town |
3 | Izabella Adkins | 01:45.53 | Warped Wall |
4 | Abby Clark | 02:22.37 | Warped Wall |
5 | Addy Herman | 01:13.66 | Kaleidoscope |
6 | Rachel Degutz | 01:23.95 | Kaleidoscope |
7 | Isabella Wakeham | 01:29.58 | Kaleidoscope |
8 | Barclay Stockett | 01:34.27 | Kaleidoscope |
9 | Megan Rowe | 03:03.33 | Hopscotch |
10 | Casey Rothschild | 01:01.13 | Spinning Bridge |
11 | Mady Howard | 01:01.94 | Spinning Bridge |
12 | Maggie Owen | 00:23.38 | Clockwork |
The three nights of National Finals took place in its usual spot on Las Vegas Strip. To advance, the competitors had to finish the course in a limited amount of time to proceed to the next stage. Safety Pass could be only used in the first two stages; it would be annulled if the player advanced to the third stage without using it.
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle | |||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Ethan Swanson | 01:56.08 | Finished | |||||||||
2 | Kyle Soderman | 01:56.83 | Finished | |||||||||
3 | James Sannella | 02:05.40 | Finished | |||||||||
4 | Evan Andrews | 02:07.17 | Finished | |||||||||
5 | Jeramiah Boyd | 02:09.87 | Finished | |||||||||
6 | Josiah Pippel | 02:12.01 | Finished | |||||||||
7 | Josh Levin | 02:15.30 | Finished | |||||||||
8 | Kaden Lebsack | 02:15.92 | Finished | |||||||||
9 | R.J. Roman | 02:19.09 | Finished | |||||||||
10 | Jay Lewis | 02:19.85 | Finished | |||||||||
11 | Lucas Reale | 02:21.93 | Finished | |||||||||
12 | Cam Baumgartner | 02:25.37 | Finished | |||||||||
13 | Jackson Erdos | 02:26.15 | Finished | |||||||||
14 | Max Feinberg | 02:32.51 | Finished | |||||||||
15 | Josiah Singleton | 02:32.84 | Finished | |||||||||
16 | Tyler Yamauchi | 02:33.83 | Finished | |||||||||
17 | Flip Rodriguez | 02:34.00 | Finished | |||||||||
18 | Matt D'Amico | 02:34.21 | Finished | |||||||||
19 | Owen Dyer | 02:36.28 | Finished | |||||||||
20 | Ethan Bartnicki | 02:39.01 | Finished | |||||||||
21 | Donovan Metoyer | 02:41.34 | Finished | |||||||||
22 | Grant Nguyen | 02:43.75 | Finished | |||||||||
23 | Mike Silenzi | 02:45.21 | Finished | |||||||||
24 | Nate Hansen | 02:47.04 | Finished | |||||||||
25 | Jackson Twait | 02:49.22 | Finished | |||||||||
Failed | ||||||||||||
26 | Jody Avila | Fly Hooks | ||||||||||
27 | Jonah Bonner | The High Road | ||||||||||
28 | David Campbell | Fly Hooks | ||||||||||
29 | Christopher Harding Jones | Fly Hooks | ||||||||||
30 | Anthony Porter | The High Road | ||||||||||
31 | Lorin Ball | Dipping Birds | ||||||||||
32 | Chris Behrends | Dipping Birds | ||||||||||
33 | Abby Clark | Dipping Birds | ||||||||||
34 | Zack Eichenstein | Dipping Birds | ||||||||||
35 | Levi Enright | Dipping Birds | ||||||||||
36 | Addy Herman | Dipping Birds | ||||||||||
37 | Jacob Arnstein | Tetherball | ||||||||||
38 | Francisco Barajas | Tetherball | ||||||||||
39 | Austin Gray | Tetherball | ||||||||||
40 | Hunter Guerard | Tetherball | ||||||||||
41 | Caiden Madzelan | Tetherball | ||||||||||
42 | Jamie Rahn | Tetherball | ||||||||||
43 | Enzo DeFerrari Wilson | Tetherball | ||||||||||
44 | Katie Bone | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
45 | Dave Cavanagh | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
46 | Anthony Eardley | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
47 | Drew Nester | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
48 | Derrick Pavoni | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
49 | Cal Plohoros | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
50 | Bob Reese | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
51 | Casey Rothschild | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
52 | Megan Rowe | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
53 | Isaiah Thomas | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
54 | Isabella Wakeham | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
55 | Vance Walker | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
56 | Ronald Washington | Jumping Spider | ||||||||||
57 | Michael Bougher | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
58 | Kevin Carbone | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
59 | Rachel Degutz | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
60 | Luke Dillon | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
61 | Mady Howard | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
62 | Jason Kotzin | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
63 | Maggie Owen | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
64 | Karen Potts | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
65 | Ryan Sanders | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
66 | Jeremy Warters | Giant Rollercoaster | ||||||||||
67 | Sean Bryan | Three Ring Circus | ||||||||||
68 | Izabella Adkins | Slide Surfer | ||||||||||
69 | Barclay Stockett | Slide Surfer |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle | |||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Matt D'Amico | 02:53.44 | Finished | |||||||||
2 | Kaden Lebsack | 03:16.31 | Finished | |||||||||
3 | R.J. Roman | 03:19.52 | Finished | |||||||||
4 | Josiah Pippel | 03:20.47 | Finished | |||||||||
5 | Ethan Bartnicki | 03:22.01 | Finished | |||||||||
6 | Jay Lewis | 03:24.08 | Finished | |||||||||
7 | Max Feinberg | 03:39.17 | Finished | |||||||||
8 | Nate Hansen | 03:50.37 | Finished | |||||||||
9 | Cam Baumgartner | 03:51.19 | Finished | |||||||||
10 | Josh Levin | 03:54.84 | Finished | |||||||||
11 | Flip Rodriguez | 03:56.96 | Finished | |||||||||
Failed | ||||||||||||
12 | Tyler Yamauchi | Falling Shelves | ||||||||||
13 | Evan Andrews | Hornet's Nest | ||||||||||
14 | Owen Dyer | Hornet's Nest | ||||||||||
15 | Lucas Reale | Hornet's Nest | ||||||||||
16 | Kyle Soderman | Hornet's Nest | ||||||||||
17 | Ethan Swanson | Hornet's Nest | ||||||||||
18 | Donovan Metoyer | Hammer Drop | ||||||||||
19 | Grant Nguyen | Hammer Drop | ||||||||||
20 | Jeramiah Boyd | Piston Plunge | ||||||||||
21 | Jackson Erdos | Piston Plunge | ||||||||||
22 | James Sannella | Piston Plunge | ||||||||||
23 | Mike Silenzi | Piston Plunge | ||||||||||
24 | Josiah Singleton | Piston Plunge | ||||||||||
25 | Jackson Twait | Striding Steps |
Rank | Competitor | Time | Furthest Obstacle | |||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Kaden Lebsack | 04:37.29 | Finished | |||||||||
2 | Jay Lewis | 05:16.53 | Finished | |||||||||
3 | Josiah Pippel | 05:51.21 | Finished | |||||||||
4 | R.J. Roman | 06:14.88 | Finished | |||||||||
5 | Josh Levin | 07:12.66 | Finished | |||||||||
Failed | ||||||||||||
6 | Matt D'Amico | Flying Bar | ||||||||||
7 | Nate Hansen | Eyeglass Alley | ||||||||||
8 | Ethan Bartnicki | Pipe Dream | ||||||||||
9 | Cam Baumgartner | Pipe Dream | ||||||||||
10 | Flip Rodriguez | Ultimate Cliffhanger | ||||||||||
11 | Max Feinberg | Chop It Up |
The fastest contestant to finish the final stage wins $100,000. If that contestant finishes in under 30 seconds, he or she could win the $1,000,000 grand prize if their time is the fastest. The contestant is allowed to finish the course after the 30-second timer expires in order to set a time for the first-place cash prize.
Rank | Competitor | Time | ||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Failed | ||||||||||||
1 | Kaden Lebsack | 00:36.77 | ||||||||||
2 | Jay Lewis | 00:37.19 | ||||||||||
3 | Josiah Pippel | 00:37.97 | ||||||||||
4 | R.J. Roman | 00:44.60 | ||||||||||
5 | Josh Levin | 00:54.19 |
On March 31, 2022, NBC revealed the premiere date and timeslot for the season. [2] The timeslot of previous seasons, Monday 8:00, was kept, with reruns scheduled on Friday 8:00. The season airs on NBC.
Episode | Air Date | ||||
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Timeslot (ET) | Rating (18–49) | Viewers (Millions) | |||
1 | Qualifiers #1 | June 6, 2022 | Monday 8:00 PM | 0.5 [4] | 3.13 [4] |
2 | Qualifiers #2 | June 13, 2022 | 0.3 [5] | 2.72 [5] | |
3 | Qualifiers #3 | June 20, 2022 | 0.4 [6] | 2.90 [6] | |
4 | Qualifiers #4 | June 27, 2022 | 0.4 [7] | 2.77 [7] | |
5 | Qualifiers #5 | July 11, 2022 | 0.4 [8] | 2.75 [8] | |
6 | Semifinals #1 | July 18, 2022 | 0.4 [9] | 2.73 [9] | |
7 | Semifinals #2 | July 25, 2022 | 0.4 [10] | 2.75 [10] | |
8 | Semifinals #3 | August 1, 2022 | 0.4 [11] | 2.88 [11] | |
9 | Semifinals #4 | August 8, 2022 | 0.4 [12] | 2.75 [12] | |
10 | National Finals #1 | August 15, 2022 | 0.4 [13] | 2.91 [13] | |
11 | National Finals #2 | August 22, 2022 | 0.4 [14] | 2.89 [14] | |
12 | National Finals #3 | August 29, 2022 | 0.5 [15] | 3.14 [15] |
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Keep It Spotless is an American competition television program that aired on Nickelodeon from March 26, 2018 to November 20, 2018. The program is presented by Melissa van der Schyff.
The Challenge: War of the Worlds 2 is the thirty-fourth season of the MTV reality competition series The Challenge, and the sequel to the show's 33rd season, War of the Worlds, which aired in the spring of 2019. This season features alumni from The Real World, The Challenge, Are You the One?, Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother UK, Love Island UK, Survivor Turkey, American Ninja Warrior, Vanderpump Rules, Geordie Shore, Ex on the Beach, Shipwrecked, Survival of the Fittest, and BKCHAT LDN competing for a share at a $1 million prize. The season premiered on August 28, 2019 and concluded its run on December 18 of the same year with a two-hour reunion special.
The twelfth season of American Ninja Warrior premiered on September 7, 2020 and wrapped up on November 6, 2020 on NBC. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, all eight episodes were filmed in St. Louis, Missouri from June 29 to July 25, 2020, behind closed doors in the America's Center convention center and stadium. Matt Iseman and Akbar Gbaja-Biamila returned for their respective eleventh and eighth seasons, while Zuri Hall returned for her second season on the show.
The fourth season of the American reality competition television series World of Dance premiered on May 26, 2020, on NBC. Ne-Yo, Jennifer Lopez, and Derek Hough returned as the judges for their fourth consecutive seasons. Access Hollywood co-host Scott Evans returned as host for his second season.
BBQ Brawl is an American cooking reality competition television series that airs on Food Network.
Tooned In is an American game show that aired on Nickelodeon from February 8, 2021 to July 1, 2022.
The thirteenth season of American Ninja Warrior premiered on May 31, 2021 on NBC. The season contain 12 episodes. A spin-off from the Japanese reality series Sasuke, it is hosted by Matt Iseman, Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, and Zuri Hall. As with the twelfth season, this season used a smaller number of filming locations with no audiences during taping due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The twentieth season of American Idol premiered on February 27, 2022, on the ABC television network. Ryan Seacrest returned as host, and Luke Bryan, Katy Perry, and Lionel Richie returned as judges. Bobby Bones did not return this year as the in-house mentor.
The twenty-second season of the American reality television series The Voice premiered September 19, 2022, on NBC. Blake Shelton and John Legend returned as coaches for their twenty-second and seventh seasons, respectively. Gwen Stefani, who last coached on season 19, returned as a coach for her sixth season. Camila Cabello made her first appearance as a coach this season. Meanwhile, Carson Daly returned as host for his twenty-second season. Meanwhile, this is also the first and only season with Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani as coaches as husband and wife.
The seventh season of Bachelor in Paradise premiered on August 16, 2021. In June 2021, it was confirmed that David Spade, Lil Jon, Tituss Burgess, Lance Bass and others would serve as rotating guest hosts for the seventh season, replacing original host Chris Harrison.
The twenty-third season of the American reality television series The Voice premiered on March 6, 2023, on NBC. The season is presented by Carson Daly, who returned for his twenty-third season as host. The panel of coaches for the season consists of Blake Shelton, who returned for his twenty-third and final season as a coach; returning coach Kelly Clarkson, who returned for her ninth season after a one-season hiatus; and debuting coaches Chance the Rapper and Niall Horan.
Jeopardy! National College Championship is a special tournament series of the quiz show Jeopardy! that aired on ABC from February 8 to 22, 2022.
The twelfth season of the American competitive reality television series MasterChef premiered on Fox on May 25, 2022, and concluded on September 14, 2022. Gordon Ramsay, Aarón Sánchez, and Joe Bastianich all returned as judges.
The eighth season of Bachelor in Paradise premiered on September 27, 2022. In May 2022, Jesse Palmer was announced as the host.
The fifteenth season of American Ninja Warrior premiered on June 5, 2023, on NBC. A spin-off from the Japanese reality series Sasuke, it is hosted by Matt Iseman, Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, and Zuri Hall. This season, both Qualifying and Semifinals were entirely held in Universal City in Los Angeles, while the National Finals returned to its usual spot in Las Vegas.