American Ninja Warrior season 5

*American Ninja Warrior season 5*
American Ninja Warrior season 5
Hosted by	Matt Iseman ; Akbar Gbaja-Biamila ; Jenn Brown
Finals venue	Las Vegas, NV
No. of episodes	21
Release
Original network	NBC ; G4
Original release	June 30 –; September 16, 2013
Season chronology
	← Previous; American Ninja Warrior season 4 Next →; American Ninja Warrior season 6

Last updated March 30, 2024

The fifth season of American Ninja Warrior premiered on G4 on June 30, 2013, with subsequent shows airing on both G4 and NBC.^[1] Host Matt Iseman returned for his fifth season, while newcomers Akbar Gbaja-Biamila and Jenn Brown replaced skier Jonny Moseley and Angela Sun. Similar to previous seasons, the winner receives $500,000 and the coveted title, "American Ninja Warrior". This also marks the second season Mount Midoriyama was held on U.S. soil.

Cities

In addition to the four cities (Venice Beach, Baltimore, Miami, and Denver), the national finals were once again held in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Obstacles

City Qualifying & Finals

Event		Obstacles										Finishers
Venice Beach	Qualifying	Quintuple Steps	Frame Slider	Domino Hill	Floating Chains	Flying Nunchucks	Warped Wall	N/A				17
Venice Beach	Finals		Frame Slider	Domino Hill	Floating Chains	Trapeze Swing		Salmon Ladder	Rope Maze	Cliffhanger	Spider Climb	4
Baltimore	Qualifying		Downhill Jump	Prism Tilt	Swing Jump	Circle Cross		N/A				26
Baltimore	Finals		Downhill Jump	Prism Tilt	Swing Jump	Circle Cross		Salmon Ladder	Rumbling Dice	Body Prop	Spider Climb	9
Miami	Qualifying		Utility Pole Slider	Balance Bridge	Slider Jump	Monkey Peg		N/A				19
Miami	Finals		Utility Pole Slider	Balance Bridge	Slider Jump	Monkey Peg		Salmon Ladder	Ledge Jump	Rolling Steel	Spider Climb	8
Denver	Qualifying		Rolling Log	Rotating Bridge	Jump Hang Kai	Grip Hang		N/A				48
Denver	Finals		Rolling Log	Rotating Bridge	Jump Hang Kai	Grip Hang		Salmon Ladder	Floating Stairs	Pole Grasper	Spider Climb	5

National Finals

Event	Obstacle(s)								Finishers
Stage 1	Timbers	Giant Cycle	Rope Glider	Jumping Spider	Half Pipe Attack	Warped Wall	Spinning Bridge	Final Climb	21
Stage 2	Hang Slider	Double Salmon Ladder	Unstable Bridge	Balance Tank	Metal Spin	Wall Lift			7
Stage 3	Roulette Cylinder	Doorknob Grasper	Floating Boards	Ultimate Cliffhanger	Bungee Rope Climb	Hang Climb	Spider Flip	Flying Bar	0
Stage 4	Rope Climb								N/A

City Qualifying

Tryouts for the fifth season of American Ninja Warrior commenced in February 2013^[1] and took place in the following cities to determine the 100 competitors to compete participate in the qualifying rounds: Venice Beach, CA, Baltimore, MD, Miami, FL, and Denver, CO. The last of the qualifying rounds concluded in May 2013.^[2] The top 30 competitors that went the farthest the fastest would move on to the finals rounds.

Venice Beach Qualifying

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Jesse La Flair	Completed	1:04.30
2	Shane Daniels	Completed	1:14.05
3	David Campbell	Completed	1:21.07
4	Lance Pekus	Completed	1:23.54
5	James McGrath	Completed	1:32.38
6	Jonathan Roberson	Completed	1:32.78
7	Brian Kretsch	Completed	1:45.98
8	Dustin Rocho	Completed	1:53.33
9	Andrew Douglas	Completed	1:56.58
10	Noah Kaufman	Completed	2:10.18
11	Brent Steffensen	Completed	2:18.45
12	Justin Walcker	Completed	2:26.95
13	James Sclar	Completed	2:43.06
14	James Eggiman	Completed	2:43.07
15	Travis Brewer	Completed	2:49.89
16	Forest Chang-Turpin	Completed	3:10.90
17	Yen Chen	Completed	4:26.04
18	Tony Reddick	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (0:53.26)
19	Joseph Wilson	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (0:53.51)
20	Paul Darnell	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:00.52)
21	JB Douglas	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:01.80)
22	Mario Mendoza	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:02.27)
23	Daniel Dick	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:03.15)
24	Ryan Thompson	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:04.10)
25	Levi Keller	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:04.13)
26	Dan Mast	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:05.03)
27	Luke Carson	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:10.06)
28	John Sanders	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:12.80)
29	Will Roberts	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:16.16)
30	Jessie Graff	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:19.78)

Baltimore Qualifying

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Elet Hall	Completed	0:53.79
2	Michael Needham	Completed	1:14.51
3	Jamie Rahn	Completed	1:19.78
4	Tim Shieff	Completed	1:22.31
5	Dan Galiczynski	Completed	1:23.43
6	Joseph "Joe" Moravsky	Completed	1:25.95
7	Robin Pietschmann	Completed	1:28.75
8	Andrew Karsen	Completed	1:34.36
9	Tony Torres	Completed	1:38.00
10	Michael Silenzi	Completed	1:38.98
11	Andrew Lowes	Completed	1:38.98
12	Brian Wilczewski	Completed	1:39.98
13	Michael Bernardo	Completed	1:41.42
14	Dan "Hot Dog" Moschella	Completed	1:47.61
15	Marc Namie	Completed	1:49.90
16	Brandon Mears	Completed	1:53.56
17	Robert Hoover	Completed	1:53.72
18	David Slovenski	Completed	1:55.78
19	Jeffery Tan	Completed	2:00.66
20	Seth Caskey	Completed	2:00.85
21	Chris DiGangi	Completed	2:01.05
22	Travis Weinand	Completed	2:05.50
23	Adam Grossman	Completed	2:05.59
24	Michael Pericoloso	Completed	2:16.08
25	Dan Polizzi	Completed	2:47.77
26	Justin Conway	Completed	2:50.27
27	Stephen Pullen	Failed	Warped Wall (1:32.74)
28	Michael Fedo	Failed	Warped Wall (1:36.00)
29	Douglas Chick	Failed	Warped Wall (1:48.84)
30	Robert McFarlane	Failed	Circle Cross (0:36.59)

Miami Qualifying

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Drew Drechsel	Completed	1:08.29
2	David "Flip" Rodriguez	Completed	1:27.66
3	Travis Rosen	Completed	1:29.97
4	Joshua Romeo	Completed	1:35.56
5	William Brown	Completed	1:36.80
6	Thomas Hall	Completed	1:46.50
7	Sean Morris	Completed	1:49.53
8	Grant David	Completed	1:53.76
9	Yev Kouchnir	Completed	1:58.70
10	Spencer Schneider	Completed	2:07.49
11	Joseph Rosello	Completed	2:13.73
12	Pavel Manin	Completed	2:21.45
13	John Walker	Completed	2:22.29
14	James Perreira	Completed	2:30.09
15	Joshua Windbeck	Completed	2:30.90
16	Ryan Stratis	Completed	2:37.60
17	Paul O'Conner	Completed	2:49.55
18	Fernando Vazquez	Completed	3:04.41
19	Brandon Arrington	Completed	3:05.50
20	Jonathan Sharp Brown	Failed	Warped Wall (1:04.71)
21	Brian Escarsega	Failed	Warped Wall (1:11.83)
22	Tukrong Klengdong	Failed	Warped Wall (1:16.61)
23	Idoko Abuh	Failed	Warped Wall (1:18.04)
24	Brandon Smith	Failed	Warped Wall (1:26.15)
25	David Gilbert	Failed	Warped Wall (1:37.40)
26	Sean Bennett	Failed	Warped Wall (1:40.45)
27	Jason Soares	Failed	Warped Wall (1:45.73)
28	Chad Hudson	Failed	Warped Wall (2:07.83)
29	Sean Nogues	Failed	Warped Wall (2:20.01)
30	Edgardo Osorio	Failed	Warped Wall (3:03.92)

Denver Qualifying

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Brandon Douglass	Completed	0:46.50
2	Amos Rendao	Completed	0:55.00
3	Jake Smith	Completed	0:55.73
4	Christopher Romrell	Completed	0:59.19
5	Paul Kasemir	Completed	0:59.90
6	Lorin Ball	Completed	1:02.52
7	Casey Finley	Completed	1:08.41
8	Caleb Garnham	Completed	1:14.05
9	Josh Cook	Completed	1:14.59
10	Trevor Vaughn	Completed	1:25.86
11	Camilo Brokaw	Completed	1:27.06
12	Brian Arnold	Completed	1:30.14
13	Connor Moyer	Completed	1:34.50
14	Noah Mittman	Completed	1:34.62
15	Kyle Sinacori	Completed	1:34.65
16	Jeremy Hanson	Completed	1:35.08
17	Joshua Grant	Completed	1:39.75
18	Tremayne Dortch	Completed	1:40.46
19	Colby Frontiero	Completed	1:40.95
20	Isaac Caldiero	Completed	1:42.07
21	Chris Calhoun	Completed	1:44.45
22	Stephen Volcko	Completed	1:45.07
23	Graham Watanabe	Completed	1:50.03
24	Jim Eckhart	Completed	1:50.39
25	Andrew Treble	Completed	1:51.19
26	Andres De La Rosa	Completed	1:52.28
27	Jason Sawyer	Completed	1:52.91
28	Jehan Martinez	Completed	1:53.58
29	Alexander Nicholas	Completed	1:55.64
30	James Winter	Completed	1:55.90
31	Logan Dooley	Completed	1:56.02
32	Matthew Derouen	Completed	1:56.85
33	Micah Soelberg	Completed	1:57.01
34	Keith Peters	Completed	1:57.15
35	Jason Williams	Completed	1:58.40
36	Joel Wymore	Completed	2:00.26
37	LeEarl Rugland	Completed	2:01.66
38	Terry Cossey	Completed	2:01.77
39	Spenser Labatt	Completed	2:02.28
40	Josh Kronberg	Completed	2:03.14
41	Alan Moreno	Completed	2:04.36
42	Sam Sann	Completed	2:04.90
43	Rashad Richardson	Completed	2:05.15
44	Adam Parkhurst	Completed	2:29.94
45	Jose Rodriguez	Completed	2:31.02
46	Brady Dunkley	Completed	2:50.45
47	Travis Paecht	Completed	3:07.76
48	Johnathan Morin	Completed	3:16.75

Qualifying Leaderboard

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Brandon Douglass	Completed	0:46.50
2	Elet Hall	Completed	0:53.79
3	Amos Rendao	Completed	0:55.00
4	Jake Smith	Completed	0:55.73
5	Christopher Romrell	Completed	0:59.19
6	Paul Kasemir	Completed	0:59.90
7	Lorin Ball	Completed	1:02.52
8	Jesse La Flair	Completed	1:04.30
9	Drew Drechsel	Completed	1:08.29
10	Casey Finley	Completed	1:08.41
11	Shane Daniels	Completed	1:14.05
12	Caleb Garnham	Completed	1:14.05
13	Michael Needham	Completed	1:14.51
14	Josh Cook	Completed	1:14.59
15	Jamie Rahn	Completed	1:19.78
16	David Campbell	Completed	1:21.07
17	Tim Shieff	Completed	1:22.31
18	Dan Galiczynski	Completed	1:23.43
19	Lance Pekus	Completed	1:23.54
20	Trevor Vaughn	Completed	1:25.86
21	Joseph "Joe" Moravsky	Completed	1:25.95
22	Camillo Brokaw	Completed	1:27.06
23	David "Flip" Rodriguez	Completed	1:27.66
24	Robin Pietschmann	Completed	1:28.75
25	Travis Rosen	Completed	1:29.97
26	Brian Arnold	Completed	1:30.14
27	James McGrath	Completed	1:32.38
28	Jonathan Roberson	Completed	1:32.78
29	Andrew Karsen	Completed	1:34.36
30	Connor Moyer	Completed	1:34.50
31	Noah Mittman	Completed	1:34.62
32	Kyle Sinacori	Completed	1:34.65
33	Jeremy Hanson	Completed	1:35.08
34	Joshua Romeo	Completed	1:35.56
35	William Brown	Completed	1:36.80
36	Tony Torres	Completed	1:38.00
37	Michael Silenzi	Completed	1:38.98
38	Andrew Lowes	Completed	1:38.98
39	Joshua Grant	Completed	1:39.75
40	Brian Wilczewski	Completed	1:39.98
41	Tremayne Dortch	Completed	1:40.46
42	Colby Frontiero	Completed	1:40.95
43	Michael Bernardo	Completed	1:41.42
44	Isaac Caldiero	Completed	1:42.07
45	Chris Calhoun	Completed	1:44.45
46	Stephen Volcko	Completed	1:45.07
47	Brian Kretsch	Completed	1:45.98
48	Thomas Hall	Completed	1:46.50
49	Dan "Hot Dog" Moschella	Completed	1:47.61
50	Sean Morris	Completed	1:49.53
51	Marc Namie	Completed	1:49.90
52	Graham Watanabe	Completed	1:50.03
53	Jim Eckhart	Completed	1:50.39
54	Andrew Treble	Completed	1:51.19
55	Andres De La Rosa	Completed	1:52.28
56	Jason Sawyer	Completed	1:52.91
57	Dustin Rocho	Completed	1:53.33
58	Brandon Mears	Completed	1:53.56
59	Jehan Martinez	Completed	1:53.58
60	Robert Hoover	Completed	1:53.72
61	Grant David	Completed	1:53.76
62	Andrew Douglas	Completed	1:55.58
63	Alexander Nicholas	Completed	1:55.64
64	David Slovenski	Completed	1:55.78
65	James Winter	Completed	1:55.90
66	Logan Dooley	Completed	1:56.02
67	Matthew Derouen	Completed	1:56.85
68	Micah Soelberg	Completed	1:57.01
69	Keith Peters	Completed	1:57.15
70	Jason Williams	Completed	1:58.40
71	Yev Kouchnir	Completed	1:58.70
72	Joel Wymore	Completed	2:00.26
73	Jeffery Tan	Completed	2:00.66
74	Seth Caskey	Completed	2:00.85
75	Chris DiGangi	Completed	2:01.05
76	LeEarl Rugland	Completed	2:01.66
77	Terry Cossey	Completed	2:01.77
78	Spenser Labatt	Completed	2:02.28
79	Josh Kronberg	Completed	2:03.14
80	Alan Moreno	Completed	2:04.36
81	Sam Sann	Completed	2:04.90
82	Rashad Richardson	Completed	2:05.15
83	Travis Weinand	Completed	2:05.50
84	Adam Grossman	Completed	2:05.59
85	Spencer Schneider	Completed	2:07.49
86	Noah Kaufman	Completed	2:10.18
87	Joseph Rosello	Completed	2:13.73
88	Michael Pericoloso	Completed	2:16.08
89	Brent Steffensen	Completed	2:18.45
90	Pavel Manin	Completed	2:21.45
91	John Walker	Completed	2:22.29
92	Justin Walcker	Completed	2:26.95
93	Adam Parkhurst	Completed	2:29.94
94	James Perreira	Completed	2:30.09
95	Joshua Windbeck	Completed	2:30.90
96	Jose Rodriguez	Completed	2:31.02
97	Ryan Stratis	Completed	2:37.60
98	James Sclar	Completed	2:43.06
99	James Eggiman	Completed	2:43.07
100	Dan Polizzi	Completed	2:47.77
101	Paul O'Connor	Completed	2:49.55
102	Travis Brewer	Completed	2:49.89
103	Justin Conway	Completed	2:50.27
104	Brady Dunkley	Completed	2:50.45
105	Fernando Vazquez	Completed	3:04.41
106	Brandon Arrington	Completed	3:05.50
107	Travis Paecht	Completed	3:07.76
108	Forest Chang-Turpin	Completed	3:10.90
109	Johnathan Morin	Completed	3:16.75
110	Yen Chen	Completed	4:26.04
111	Jonathan Sharp Brown	Failed	Warped Wall (1:04.71)
112	Brian Escarsega	Failed	Warped Wall (1:11.83)
113	Tukrong Klengdong	Failed	Warped Wall (1:16.61)
114	Idoko Abuh	Failed	Warped Wall (1:18.04)
115	Brandon Smith	Failed	Warped Wall (1:26.15)
116	Stephen Pullen	Failed	Warped Wall (1:32.74)
117	Michael Fedo	Failed	Warped Wall (1:36.00)
118	David Gilbert	Failed	Warped Wall (1:37.40)
119	Sean Bennett	Failed	Warped Wall (1:40.45)
120	Jason Soares	Failed	Warped Wall (1:45.73)
121	Douglas Chick	Failed	Warped Wall (1:48.84)
122	Chad Hudson	Failed	Warped Wall (2:07.83)
123	Sean Nogues	Failed	Warped Wall (2:20.01)
124	Edgardo Osorio	Failed	Warped Wall (3:03.92)
125	Robert McFarlane	Failed	Circle Cross (0:36.59)
126	Tony Reddick	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (0:53.26)
127	Joseph Wilson	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (0:53.51)
128	Paul Darnell	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:00.52)
129	JB Douglas	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:01.80)
130	Mario Mendoza	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:02.27)
131	Daniel Dick	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:03.15)
132	Ryan Thompson	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:04.10)
133	Levi Keller	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:04.13)
134	Dan Mast	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:05.03)
135	Luke Carson	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:10.06)
136	John Sanders	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:12.80)
137	Will Roberts	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:16.16)
138	Jessie Graff	Failed	Flying Nunchucks (1:19.78)

City Finals

The 30 competitors from qualifying in each city tackled an extended course, featuring four new additional obstacles like the Salmon Ladder and Spider Climb. The top 15 competitors that went the farthest the fastest would move on to the national finals in Las Vegas.

Venice Beach Finals

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	James McGrath	Completed	3:14.40
2	Dustin Rocho	Completed	3:48.50
3	JB Douglas	Completed	3:52.10
4	David Campbell	Completed	4:25.17
5	James Eggiman	Failed	Spider Climb (2:40.05)
6	James Sclar	Failed	Spider Climb (2:50.00)
7	Jesse La Flair	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:32.73)
8	Dan Mast	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:44.77)
9	Brian Kretsch	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:49.07)
10	Luke Carson	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:50.14)
11	Lance Pekus	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:51.23)
12	Justin Walcker	Failed	Cliffhanger (3:46.06)
13	Levi Keller	Failed	Rope Maze (1:34.47)
14	Mario Mendoza	Failed	Rope Maze (2:19.10)
15	Will Roberts	Failed	Rope Maze (3:21.13)

Baltimore Finals

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Dan Galiczynski	Completed	3:10.90
2	Joe Moravsky	Completed	3:11.27
3	Brian Wilczewski	Completed	3:13.17
4	Michael Silenzi	Completed	3:19.07
5	Jeffery Tan	Completed	3:23.17
6	Andrew Lowes	Completed	3:33.37
7	Dan Moschella	Completed	3:37.73
8	Jamie Rahn	Completed	3:44.47
9	David Slovenski	Completed	3:50.30
10	Tim Shieff	Failed	Body Prop (1:58.50)
11	Michael Needham	Failed	Body Prop (2:15.67)
12	Travis Weinand	Failed	Body Prop (2:29.77)
13	Adam Grossman	Failed	Body Prop (3:24.54)
14	Michael Pericoloso	Failed	Body Prop (3:31.17)
15	Seth Caskey	Failed	Body Prop (4:00.74)

Miami Finals

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Drew Drechsel	Completed	2:29.93
2	Flip Rodriguez	Completed	2:31.00
3	William Brown	Completed	3:17.50
4	Travis Rosen	Completed	3:20.67
5	Tukrong Klengdong	Completed	3:26.73
6	Yev Kouchnir	Completed	3:30.00
7	Jason Soares	Completed	4:02.43
8	Ryan Stratis	Completed	4:04.90
9	Grant David	Failed	Rolling Steel (2:41.20)
10	Idoko Abuh	Failed	Rolling Steel (2:42.15)
11	Brandon Smith	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:21.00)
12	Jonathan Sharp Brown	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:24.00)
13	Joseph Rosello	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:33.70)
14	John Walker	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:45.37)
15	Josh Romeo	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:46.88)

Denver Finals

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Paul Kasemir	Completed	3:19.50
2	Josh Cook	Completed	3:47.83
3	Brian Arnold	Completed	3:50.43
4	Isaac Caldiero	Completed	4:03.43
5	Colby Frontiero	Completed	4:17.20
6	Casey Finley	Failed	Pole Grasper (2:00.57)
7	Tremayne Dortch	Failed	Pole Grasper (2:21.93)
8	Kyle Sinacori	Failed	Pole Grasper (2:25.17)
9	Andres De La Rosa	Failed	Pole Grasper (3:01.22)
10	Chris Romrell	Failed	Floating Stairs (1:41.74)
11	Lorin Ball	Failed	Floating Stairs (1:45.18)
12	Jake Smith	Failed	Floating Stairs (1:53.83)
13	Caleb Graham	Failed	Floating Stairs (2:01.38)
14	Camilo Brokaw	Failed	Floating Stairs (2:39.19)
15	Joshua Grant	Failed	Floating Stairs (2:43.22)

Finals Leaderboard

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Drew Drechsel	Completed	2:29.93
2	Flip Rodriguez	Completed	2:31.00
3	Dan Galiczynski	Completed	3:10.90
4	Joe Moravsky	Completed	3:11.27
5	Brian Wilczewski	Completed	3:13.17
6	James McGrath	Completed	3:14.40
7	William Brown	Completed	3:17.50
8	Michael Silenzi	Completed	3:19.07
9	Paul Kasemir	Completed	3:19.50
10	Travis Rosen	Completed	3:20.67
11	Jeffery Tan	Completed	3:23.17
12	Tukrong Klengdong	Completed	3:26.73
13	Yev Kouchnir	Completed	3:30.00
14	Andrew Lowes	Completed	3:33.37
15	Dan Moschella	Completed	3:37.73
16	Jamie Rahn	Completed	3:44.47
17	Josh Cook	Completed	3:47.83
18	Dustin Rocho	Completed	3:48.50
19	David Slovenski	Completed	3:50.30
20	Brian Arnold	Completed	3:50.43
21	JB Douglas	Completed	3:52.10
22	Jason Soares	Completed	4:02.43
23	Isaac Caldiero	Completed	4:03.43
24	Ryan Stratis	Completed	4:04.90
25	Colby Frontiero	Completed	4:17.20
26	David Campbell	Completed	4:25.17
27	James Eggiman	Failed	Spider Climb (2:40.05)
28	James Sclar	Failed	Spider Climb (2:50.00)
29	Tim Shieff	Failed	Body Prop (1:58.50)
30	Casey Finley	Failed	Pole Grasper (2:00.57)
31	Michael Needham	Failed	Body Prop (2:15.67)
32	Tremayne Dortch	Failed	Pole Grasper (2:21.93)
33	Kyle Sinacori	Failed	Pole Grasper (2:25.17)
34	Travis Weinand	Failed	Body Prop (2:29.77)
35	Jesse La Flair	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:32.73)
36	Grant David	Failed	Rolling Steel (2:41.20)
37	Idoko Abuh	Failed	Rolling Steel (2:42.15)
38	Dan Mast	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:44.77)
39	Brian Kretsch	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:49.07)
40	Luke Carson	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:50.14)
41	Lance Pekus	Failed	Cliffhanger (2:51.23)
42	Andres De La Rosa	Failed	Pole Grasper (3:01.22)
43	Adam Grossman	Failed	Body Prop (3:24.54)
44	Michael Pericoloso	Failed	Body Prop (3:31.17)
45	Justin Walcker	Failed	Cliffhanger (3:46.06)
46	Seth Caskey	Failed	Body Prop (4:00.74)
47	Levi Keller	Failed	Rope Maze (1:34.47)
48	Chris Romrell	Failed	Floating Stairs (1:41.74)
49	Lorin Ball	Failed	Floating Stairs (1:45.18)
50	Jake Smith	Failed	Floating Stairs (1:53.83)
51	Caleb Garnham	Failed	Floating Stairs (2:01.38)
52	Mario Mendoza	Failed	Rope Maze (2:19.10)
53	Camilo Brokaw	Failed	Floating Stairs (2:39.19)
54	Joshua Grant	Failed	Floating Stairs (2:43.22)
55	Will Roberts	Failed	Rope Maze (3:21.13)
56	Brandon Smith	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:21.00)
57	Jonathan Sharp Brown	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:24.00)
58	Joseph Rosello	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:33.70)
59	John Walker	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:45.37)
60	Josh Romeo	Failed	Salmon Ladder (1:46.88)

Notable achievements

No one defeated Stage 3, but Brian Arnold fell on the last obstacle, the Flying Bar, making him the farthest-going American on the Mount Midoriyama course since Kane Kosugi reached the final stage on SASUKE 8. He also made it farther than any competitor in American Ninja Warrior history, surpassing Brent Steffensen, who failed on the Hang Climb in Stage 3 the previous season, which remained a record until Geoff Britten and Isaac Caldiero both completed Stage 3 in Season 7.

Notable competitors

Tennessee Titans safety Jordan Babineaux
Personal trainer/former American Gladiator "Venom" Beth Horn
World champion freerunner Tim "Livewire" Shieff
Harlem Globetrotter Bull Bullard
"Artix" (Adam Bohn) from the video game studio Artix Entertainment
Olympic gold medalist runners Dee Dee Trotter and Lauryn Williams
Olympic silver medalist heptathlon athlete Hyleas Fountain
Olympic silver medalist gymnast Terin Humphrey
Former professional snowboarder Graham Watanabe
Professional MMA fighter Jason Soares
Professional UFC MMA fighter and The Ultimate Fighter season 14 winner John Dodson
Former NFL player Shawne Merriman

Women's success

This was the first season where women attempted the Warped Wall (obstacle #6) of a course. Nika Muckelroy made it to the Warped Wall in the Denver qualifying course. Jessie Graff fell in the Flying Nunchucks (obstacle #5) during Venice qualifying but advanced in 30th position and reached the Warped Wall of the Venice finals. Both were unable to get up the wall in the 3 attempts given.

Mount Midoriyama

The competitor cleared that stage.
The competitor is female.
The competitor ran out of time on the obstacle.
The competitor was chosen as wildcard.

Stage 1

Stage 1 featured three new obstacles, the Timbers, the Giant Cycle, and the Rope Glider.

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Camilo Brokaw	Failed	Rope Glider
2	JB Douglas	Failed	Jumping Spider
3	Marc Namie (Wild Card)	Failed	Jumping Spider
4	Jason Soares	Failed	Jumping Spider
5	Erika Schwarz (Wild Card)	Failed	Timbers
6	Tukrong Klengdong	Failed	Jumping Spider
7	Adam Grossman	Failed	Spinning Bridge
8	Jamie Vanacore (Wild Card)	Failed	Giant Cycle
9	Dan Moschella	Failed	Jumping Spider
10	Travis Weinand	Completed	2:07.70
11	Sean Bennett (Wild Card)	Failed	Timbers
12	Justin Walcker	Failed	Jumping Spider
13	Tremayne Dortch	Failed	Jumping Spider
14	Michelle Warnky (Wild Card)	Failed	Giant Cycle
15	Mike Bernardo (Wild Card)	Failed	Half Pipe Attack
16	Mike Maitem (Wild Card)	Failed	Jumping Spider
17	James Eggiman	Failed	Jumping Spider
18	Christopher Romrell	Completed	1:45.14
19	Ryan Stratis	Failed	Jumping Spider
20	Colby Frontiero	Failed	Jumping Spider
21	Elet Hall (Wild Card)	Completed	1:30.75
22	Leila Noone (Wild Card)	Failed	Timbers
23	Levi Keller	Failed	Jumping Spider
24	Brandon Smith	Failed	Jumping Spider
25	Lorin Ball	Completed	1:31.38
26	Dustin Rocho	Failed	Jumping Spider
27	Dan Galiczynski	Failed	Jumping Spider
28	Kyle Sinacori	Completed	2:02.40
29	Josh Cook	Completed	1:43.97
30	David Campbell	Failed	Rope Ladder (Time Out)
31	James McGrath	Completed	1:31.53
32	Jeffrey Tan	Failed	Jumping Spider
33	Dan Mast	Failed	Giant Cycle
34	Joyce Shahboz (Wild Card)	Failed	Jumping Spider
35	Jonathan Brown	Failed	Jumping Spider
36	Will Roberts	Failed	Jumping Spider
37	Jake Smith	Failed	Jumping Spider
38	Joseph Rosello	Failed	Half-Pipe Attack
39	Idoko Abuh	Completed	2:08.02
40	Nika Muckelroy (Wild Card)	Failed	Giant Cycle
41	Joe Moravsky	Completed	1:33.77
42	James Sclar	Failed	Jumping Spider
43	Jamie Rahn	Completed	1:50.74
44	David Slovenski	Failed	Jumping Spider
45	Tony Reddick (Wild Card)	Failed	Jumping Spider
46	Mia Lazerich (Wild Card)	Failed	Giant Cycle
47	Andrew Lowes	Failed	Rope Ladder (Time Out)
48	Paul Kasemir	Completed	1:47.66
49	Mario Mendoza	Failed	Jumping Spider
50	Michael Needham	Failed	Giant Cycle
51	Josh Romeo	Failed	Spinning Bridge
52	Michael Silenzi	Failed	Jumping Spider
53	Laura Kisana (Wild Card)	Failed	Giant Cycle
54	Dr. Noah Kaufman (Wild Card)	Completed	1:55.90
55	Sam Sann (Wild Card)	Failed	Giant Cycle
56	Grant David	Failed	Half Pipe Attack
57	William Brown	Completed	1:47.27
58	Josh Grant	Failed	Jumping Spider
59	Briggs Schnieder (Wild Card)	Failed	Jumping Spider
60	Kelvin Antoine (Wild Card)	Failed	Jumping Spider
61	Luke Carson	Failed	Jumping Spider
62	Isaac Caldiero	Failed	Jumping Spider
63	Casey Finley	Completed	1:51.10
64	Lance Pekus	Failed	Jumping Spider
65	Jesse La Flair	Completed	1:43.03
66	Andres De La Rosa	Completed	2:05.76
67	Thomas Hall (Wild Card)	Failed	Warped Wall
68	Jessie Graff (Wild Card)	Failed	Jumping Spider
69	Brian Arnold	Completed	2:06.36
70	Kacy Catanzaro (Wild Card)	Failed	Giant Cycle
71	Yev Kouchnir	Completed	2:00.33
72	Brian Wilczewski	Failed	Timbers
73	Tim Shieff	Failed	Jumping Spider
74	Sean Morris	Failed	Half Pipe Attack
75	Travis Rosen	Completed	1:56.50
76	Brian Kretsch	Failed	Jumping Spider
77	Seth Caskey	Failed	Rope Ladder (Time Out)
78	Michael Pericoloso	Failed	Jumping Spider
79	John Walker	Failed	Jumping Spider
80	Caleb Garnham	Failed	Warped Wall (Time Out)
81	Graham Watanabe (Wild Card)	Failed	Warped Wall (Time Out)
82	Jason Williams (Wild Card)	Failed	Jumping Spider
83	Drew Drechsel	Completed	1:48.37
84	Flip Rodriguez	Failed	Jumping Spider
85	Brent Steffensen (Wild Card)	Completed	1:39.64

Leaderboard

Order #	Competitor	Outcome	Obstacle/Result
1	Elet Hall	Completed	1:30.75
2	Lorin Ball	Completed	1:31.38
3	James McGrath	Completed	1:31.53
4	Joe Moravsky	Completed	1:33.53
5	Brent Steffensen	Completed	1:39.37
6	Jesse La Flair	Completed	1:43.03
7	Josh Cook	Completed	1:43.97
8	Chris Romrell	Completed	1:45.14
9	William Brown	Completed	1:47.27
10	Paul Kasemir	Completed	1:47.66
11	Drew Drechsel	Completed	1:48.37
12	Jamie Rahn	Completed	1:50.74
13	Casey Finley	Completed	1:51.10
14	Noah Kaufman	Completed	1:55.90
15	Travis Rosen	Completed	1:56.50
16	Yev Kouchnir	Completed	2:00.33
17	Kyle Sinacori	Completed	2:02.40
18	Andres De La Rosa	Completed	2:05.76
19	Brian Arnold	Completed	2:06.36
20	Travis Weinand	Completed	2:07.70
21	Idoko Abuh	Completed	2:08.02

Stage 2

Stage 2 featured one new obstacle, the Hang Slider.

Order #	Finalist	Result	Notes
1	Christopher Romrell	3.Unstable Bridge	Transition to second plank.
2	Jesse La Flair	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Bar derailed before transitioning to second side.
3	Jamie Rahn	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Sixth level.
4	Joe Moravsky	FINISH (1:47.30)
5	Travis Weinand	FINISH (1:54.87)
6	Paul Kasemir	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Seventh level.
7	Kyle Sinacori	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Digest. First level.
8	Yev Kouchnir	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Digest. Eighth level.
9	William Brown	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Digest. Eighth level.
10	Elet Hall	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Digest. Bar derailed before transitioning to second side.
11	Lorin Ball	3.Unstable Bridge	Digest. Transition to second plank.
12	Josh Cook	2.Double Salmon Ladder	First level.
13	Idoko Abuh	FINISH (1:36.30)
14	Casey Finley	FINISH (1:23.64)	Digest.
15	James McGrath	FINISH (1:29.34)	Digest.
16	Andres De La Rosa	5.Metal Spin	Slid down chain. Feet hit the water.
17	Drew Drechsel	3.Unstable Bridge	Transition to second plank.
18	Travis Rosen	FINISH (1:59.83)
19	Dr. Noah Kaufman (Wild Card)	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Transition to second side.
20	Brian Arnold	FINISH (1:38.77)
21	Brent Steffensen (Wild Card)	2.Double Salmon Ladder	Seventh level.

Leaderboard

Order #	Finalist	Result	Notes
1	Casey Finley	Completed	1:23.64
2	James McGrath	Completed	1:29.34
3	Idoko Abuh	Completed	1:36.30
4	Brian Arnold	Completed	1:38.77
5	Joe Moravsky	Completed	1:47.30
6	Travis Weinand	Completed	1:54.87
7	Travis Rosen	Completed	1:59.83

Stage 3

Order #	Finalist	Result	Notes
1	Travis Rosen	3.Floating Boards	First board.
2	Travis Weinand	2.Doorknob Grasper	Transition to third doorknob.
3	James 'The Beast' McGrath	3.Floating Boards	Transition to second board.
4	Idoko Abuh	1.Roulette Cylinder	Lost grip at the end of the track.
5	Casey Finley	1.Roulette Cylinder	Transition to Doorknob Grasper.
6	Joe Moravsky	3.Floating Boards	Transition to fourth board.
7	Brian Arnold	8.Flying Bar	Third jump. Last Man Standing.

Ratings

Network	Episode		Air date	Timeslot	Rating/Share (18–49)		Viewers (millions)	Ref.
G4	1	"Venice Beach Qualifying Part 1"	June 30, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.1	N/A	0.306	^[3]
NBC	2	"Venice Beach Qualifying Part 2"	July 1, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.7	5	5.040	^[4]
G4	3	"Baltimore Qualifying Part 1"	July 7, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.1	N/A	0.216	^[5]
NBC	4	"Baltimore Qualifying Part 2"	July 8, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.6	5	5.070	^[4]
G4	5	"Miami Qualifying Part 1"	July 14, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.1	N/A	0.258	^[6]
NBC	6	"Miami Qualifying Part 2"	July 15, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.6	5	5.220	^[4]
G4	7	"Denver Qualifying Part 1"	July 21, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.1	N/A	0.263	^[7]
NBC	8	"Denver Qualifying Part 2"	July 22, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.6	5	5.260	^[4]
G4	9	"Venice Beach Finals Part 1"	July 28, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.2	N/A	0.308	^[8]
NBC	10	"Venice Beach Finals Part 2"	July 29, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.5	5	5.110	^[4]
G4	11	"Baltimore Finals Part 1"	August 4, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.1	N/A	0.189	^[9]
NBC	12	"Baltimore Finals Part 2"	August 5, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.4	4	4.990	^[4]
G4	13	"Miami Finals Part 1"	August 11, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.1	N/A	0.343	^[10]
NBC	14	"Miami Finals Part 2"	August 12, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.6	5	5.100	^[4]
G4	15	"Denver Finals Part 1"	August 18, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.1	N/A	0.288	^[11]
NBC	16	"Denver Finals Part 2"	August 19, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.5	5	4.900	^[4]
G4	17	"Las Vegas Finals Parts 1–4"	August 25, 2013	Sunday 9:00 p.m.	0.1	N/A	0.364	^[12]
NBC	18	"Las Vegas Finals Part 2"	August 26, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.7	5	5.810	^[4]
	19	"Las Vegas Finals Part 3–4"	September 2, 2013	Monday 8:00 p.m.	1.8	5	5.490
	20	"Las Vegas Finals Part 4"	September 9, 2013	Monday 9:00 p.m.	1.7	5	5.340
	21	"Las Vegas Finals Part 5"	September 16, 2013	Monday 9:00 p.m.	1.5	4	4.040

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American Ninja Warrior season 5

Hosted by	Matt Iseman Akbar Gbaja-Biamila Jenn Brown
Finals venue	Las Vegas, NV

No. of episodes	21
Release
Original network	NBC G4
Original release	June 30 (2013-06-30) – September 16, 2013 (2013-09-16)
Season chronology
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American Ninja Warrior season 5

Contents

Cities

Obstacles

City Qualifying & Finals

National Finals

City Qualifying

Venice Beach Qualifying

Baltimore Qualifying

Miami Qualifying

Denver Qualifying

Qualifying Leaderboard

City Finals

Venice Beach Finals

Baltimore Finals

Miami Finals

Denver Finals

Finals Leaderboard

Notable achievements

Notable competitors

Women's success

Mount Midoriyama

Stage 1

Leaderboard

Stage 2

Leaderboard

Stage 3

Ratings

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References

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