American Ninja Warrior season 9

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American Ninja Warrior
Season 9
Hosted by Matt Iseman
Akbar Gbaja-Biamila
Kristine Leahy
Finals venue Las Vegas, NV
No. of episodes15
Release
Original network NBC
Original releaseJune 12 (2017-06-12) –
September 18, 2017 (2017-09-18)
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The ninth season of American Ninja Warrior premiered on June 12, 2017 on NBC. Hosts Matt Iseman and Akbar Gbaja-Biamila returned for their respective eighth and fifth seasons, alongside sideline reporter Kristine Leahy who returned for her third season. In addition prior to the ninth-season premiere, NBC aired a special ANW Celebrity, Red Nose Day edition featuring nine celebrities, each coached by nine elite ninjas on May 25 before airing USA vs. The World III on June 4.

Contents

This year for the first time, the top five women in each city qualifying course qualified for the city finals course, and the top two women in each city finals qualify for national finals, regardless of their placement overall. Beginning in Season 9, wildcard invitations will no longer be allowed for the National Finals in Vegas as only competitors who finish their city finals or those in the Top 15 (men) or Top 2 (women) by the end of the night will advance. Also, the show introduces ANW Obstacle Design Challenge, where from over 2500 fan-submitted obstacles, seven chosen obstacles are introduced in the show.

Competition schedule

Qualifying airingFinals airingCityQualifying dateFinals dateVenue
June 12, 2017July 24, 2017 Los Angeles, California [1] March 7, 2017March 8, 2017 Universal Studios Hollywood
June 19, 2017July 31, 2017 San Antonio, Texas [1] [2] March 26, 2017March 27, 2017 Bexar County Courthouse
June 26, 2017August 7, 2017 Daytona Beach, Florida [1] [3] April 7, 2017April 8, 2017 Daytona International Speedway
July 3, 2017August 21, 2017 Kansas City, Missouri [1] [4] April 24, 2017April 25, 2017 Union Station
July 10, 2017August 14, 2017 Cleveland, Ohio [1] [5] May 8, 2017May 9, 2017 Public Square
July 17, 2017August 28, 2017 Denver, Colorado [1] May 23, 2017May 24, 2017 Civic Center Park

Obstacles

City Qualifying & Finals

  Indicates obstacles created by fans for the "American Ninja Warrior Obstacle Design Challenge".

EventObstacle(s)Finishers
Los AngelesQualifyingFloating StepsCannonball DropFly WheelsBlock RunBattering RamWarped WallN/A22
FinalsSalmon LadderSwinging Peg BoardStair HopperElevator Climb4
San AntonioQualifyingTic TocSpinning BridgeSky HooksPipe FitterN/A16
FinalsSalmon LadderHourglass DropSpinball WizardElevator Climb1
Daytona BeachQualifyingRolling PinWingnutsBroken BridgeRolling ThunderN/A18
FinalsSalmon LadderGiant CubesCircuit BoardElevator Climb1
Kansas CityQualifyingHang GliderBroken PipesCrank It UpBar HopN/A10
FinalsSalmon LadderFloating Monkey BarsIron MaidenElevator Climb0
ClevelandQualifyingRolling LogRazor's EdgeRing JumpI-Beam GapN/A14
FinalsSalmon LadderNail ClipperThe ClackerElevator Climb2
DenverQualifyingRing SwingBouncing SpiderPaddle BoardsRail RunnerN/A8
FinalsSalmon LadderThe WedgeNinjago RollElevator Climb1

National Finals

EventObstacle(s)Finishers
Stage 1Snake RunPropeller BarDouble DipperJumping SpiderParkour RunWarped WallDomino PipesFlying Squirrel41
Stage 2Giant Ring SwingCriss Cross Salmon LadderWave RunnerSwing SurferWingnut AlleyWall FlipN/A3
Stage 3Floating BoardsKeylock HangNail ClipperUltimate CliffhangerCurved BodyPeg CloudTime BombFlying Bar0
Stage 4Rope ClimbN/A

City courses

Los Angeles

Qualifying

The Los Angeles Qualifying featured two new obstacles, Cannonball Drop and Battering Ram. The night concluded with 22 finishers. Grant McCartney earned the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with the fastest time (1:26.37). Other finishers include Adam Rayl and Kevin Bull. [6]

Top 30 Competitors
orderCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Grant McCartney1:26.37Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2Adam Rayl1:29.79Finished
3Kevin Bull1:33.57Finished
4Flip Rodriguez1:58.28Finished
5Brian Wilczewski1:59.15Finished
6Sean Bryan1:59.47Finished
7Ryan Robinson2:02.56Finished
8Nick Hanson2:07.82Finished
9Gabe Hurtado2:09.93Finished
10Anthony Trucks2:20.76Finished
11Brent Bundy2:26.47Finished
12Robin Pietschmann2:29.81Finished
13Jackson Meyer2:31.24Finished
14Kapu Gaison2:37.24Finished
15Josh Levin2:49.62Finished
16Riles Nganga3:02.85Finished
17Westley Silvestri3:09.86Finished
18Charlie Andrews3:19.89Finished
19Benjamin Humphrys3:21.46Finished
20Sander Odish3:25.55Finished
21Anton Reichel3:29.09Finished
22Steve Seiver3:46.62Finished
23Daniel Moreno2:38.19Failed on Warped Wall
24Zhanique Lovett3:10.59Failed on Warped Wall
25Tyler Vogt3:48.15Failed on Warped Wall
26Alan Connealy0:41.10Failed on Battering Ram
27David Campbell0:51.93Failed on Battering Ram
28Scott Willson0:55.92Failed on Battering Ram
29K.C. Halik1:33.18Failed on Battering Ram
30Tiana Webberley1:35.04Failed on Battering Ram
Top 5 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Zhanique Lovett3:10.59Failed on Warped Wall
2Tiana Webberley1:35.04Failed on Battering Ram
3 April Steiner Bennett 1:43.51Failed on Battering Ram
4Rebekah Bonilla2:05.65Failed on Battering Ram
5Natalie Duran2:20.17Failed on Battering Ram

Finals

The Los Angeles Finals featured two new obstacles, Swinging Peg Board and Elevator Climb. The round concluded with four finishers. The "Papal Ninja" Sean Bryan just edged out concrete worker Adam Rayl (5:07.92) to earn the fastest finish of the night with a time of 5:07.22. Grant McCartney was eliminated after failing the Salmon Ladder, and David Campbell advanced. [7]

Top 15 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Sean Bryan5:07.22Finished
2Adam Rayl5:07.92Finished
3Charlie Andrews6:02.21Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
4Josh Levin6:27.98Finished
5Flip Rodriguez4:49.73Failed on Elevator Climb
6Gabe Hurtado5:50.71Failed on Elevator Climb
7Brian Wilczewski2:31.21Failed on Stair Hopper
8Kevin Bull3:02.40Failed on Stair Hopper
9Robin Pietschmann4:23.90Failed on Stair Hopper
10Jackson Meyer5:03.54Failed on Stair Hopper
11Kapu Gaison3:03.15Failed on Swinging Peg Board
12Steve Seiver3:10.34Failed on Swinging Peg Board
13Benjamin Humphrys3:15.66Failed on Swinging Peg Board
14Nick Hanson3:22.56Failed on Swinging Peg Board
15David Campbell3:29.48Failed on Swinging Peg Board
Top 2 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Rebekah Bonilla5:26.32Failed on Swinging Peg Board
2Zhanique Lovett3:14.80Failed on Warped Wall

San Antonio

Qualifying

The San Antonio Qualifying featured two new or modified obstacles (Spinning Bridge (modified) and Sky Hooks (new)) and concluded with 16 finishers. Both ANW veteran Brent Steffensen and former Olympic gymnast Jonathan Horton returned to full form by completing the course and moving onto the next round. ANW trainer Daniel Gil earned the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with the fastest time (1:43.24). Also, IndyCar racer Conor Daly competed, but failed on the first obstacle. The first woman up the Warped Wall, Kacy Catanzaro, failed the Sky Hooks when the ring slipped off the hook while she was attempting to make a transition, but she placed in the women's top 5 and moved on to the finals. [8]

Top 30 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Daniel Gil1:43.24Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2Thomas Stillings1:45.76Finished
3Josh Salinas2:10.29Finished
4Brian Burkhardt2:20.61Finished
5Karsten Williams2:23.29Finished
6Nicholas Coolridge2:43.21Finished
7Kevin Klein2:55.51Finished
8Grant Clinton2:56.63Finished
9Jody Avila3:02.59Finished
10Andrew Lowes3:10.98Finished
11Brent Steffensen3:20.38Finished
12Victor Juarez3:28.68Finished
13Abel Gonzalez4:12.63Finished
14 Jonathan Horton 4:27.28Finished
15Tanr Ross4:35.91Finished
16Jonathan Parr4:39.09Finished
17Will Smithee1:31.49Failed on Pipefitter
18Kye Ackel1:32.05Failed on Pipefitter
19David Yarter1:34.29Failed on Pipefitter
20Cass Clawson1:42.71Failed on Pipefitter
21Kenny Niemitalo1:43.57Failed on Pipefitter
22Nate Burkhalter1:47.51Failed on Pipefitter
23Blake Devine1:47.79Failed on Pipefitter
24Brandon Pannell1:50.86Failed on Pipefitter
25Matt Holt1:50.90Failed on Pipefitter
26Damir Okanovic1:52.29Failed on Pipefitter
27Tremayne Dortch2:01.47Failed on Pipefitter
28Sam Ballard2:13.90Failed on Pipefitter
29Jared Bandy2:28.24Failed on Pipefitter
30Barclay Stockett3:29.71Failed on Pipefitter
Top 5 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Barclay Stockett3:29.71Failed on Pipefitter
2 Kacy Catanzaro 1:52.88Failed on Sky Hooks
3Sherrie Laureano1:14.24Failed on Spinning Bridge
4Kaiti Haymaker1:20.76Failed on Spinning Bridge
5Brittany Hanks0:16.65Failed on Tic Toc

Finals

The San Antonio Finals featured a new obstacle, Spinball Wizard. The round concluded with only one finisher. Daniel Gil completed the course on the final run with a time of 5:50.65, saving San Antonio from having no finishers, and earned the POM Wonderful Run of the Night, knocking Nate Burkhalter out of the top 15. Also, Kacy Catanzaro did make it past the Sky Hooks, the obstacle she failed on in qualifying, and made it to the Warped Wall, but was unable to make it up the 14.5 foot version. However, she placed in the women's top 2 and moved on to the National Finals. [9]

Top 15 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Daniel Gil5:50.65Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2Thomas Stillings4:29.25Failed on Elevator Climb
3Nicholas Coolridge5:07.15Failed on Elevator Climb
4Brent Steffensen5:12.38Failed on Elevator Climb
5Karsten Williams2:39.43Failed on Spinball Wizard
6Andrew Lowes3:54.62Failed on Spinball Wizard
7Josh Salinas2:29.64Failed on Hourglass Drop
8Brian Burkhardt2:55.84Failed on Hourglass Drop
9Damir Okanovic3:02.90Failed on Hourglass Drop
10Matt Holt3:19.13Failed on Hourglass Drop
11Grant Clinton3:25.56Failed on Hourglass Drop
12Abel Gonzalez3:25.98Failed on Hourglass Drop
13Brandon Pannell3:29.05Failed on Hourglass Drop
14Cass Clawson3:31.83Failed on Hourglass Drop
15Jody Avila3:32.66Failed on Hourglass Drop
Top 2 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Barclay Stockett5:43.62Failed on Hourglass Drop
2Kacy Catanzaro4:18.32Failed on Warped Wall

Daytona Beach

Qualifying

The Daytona Beach Qualifying had two new obstacles, one designed by tennis instructor and walk-on competitor Kevin Carbone. He won the ANW Obstacle Design Contest and made it through his own Wingnuts obstacle. The other new obstacle was the Rolling Pin. Gym owner Drew Drechsel earned the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with the fastest time (1:10.49). Stuntwoman Jessie Graff finished 26th overall and 1st among the women competitors. Also, NASCAR driver Ben Kennedy competed, but failed on the second obstacle. [10]

Top 30 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Drew Drechsel1:10.49Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2Travis Rosen1:47.14Finished
3Tyler Gillett2:17.23Finished
4Casidy Marks2:26.80Finished
5Tukrong Klengdong2:30.91Finished
6JJ Woods2:35.07Finished
7Brett Sims2:46.04Finished
8Reko Rivera2:52.38Finished
9Ryan Stratis2:55.19Finished
10Lucas Gomes3:00.21Finished
11Sean Darling-Hammond3:05.77Finished
12Nick Patel3:06.38Finished
13Kevin Carbone3:07.73Finished
14Rigel Henry3:10.73Finished
15Alexio Gomes3:15.04Finished
16Dustin Fishman3:55.24Finished
17Michael Johnson3:56.91Finished
18Eddy Stewart4:16.18Finished
19Les Bradley1:10.57Failed on Rolling Thunder
20Michael Murdick1:27.26Failed on Rolling Thunder
21Steven Cen1:32.99Failed on Rolling Thunder
22Bootie Cothran1:35.58Failed on Rolling Thunder
23Faris Xero1:36.00Failed on Rolling Thunder
24Cedric Idudu1:43.45Failed on Rolling Thunder
25Oscar Ramirez1:45.89Failed on Rolling Thunder
26 Jessie Graff 1:46.80Failed on Rolling Thunder
27Ricky Vu2:01.47Failed on Rolling Thunder
28Josh Butler2:13.90Failed on Rolling Thunder
29Royall Eason2:28.24Failed on Rolling Thunder
30Jonathan Lorch3:29.71Failed on Rolling Thunder
Top 5 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1 Jessie Graff 1:46.80Failed on Rolling Thunder
2Lindsay Eskildsen2:21.13Failed on Rolling Thunder
3Bree Widener2:53.67Failed on Rolling Thunder
4Emily Durham0:31.54Failed on Wingnuts
5Adriane Alvord0:51.59Failed on Wingnuts

Finals

The Daytona Beach Finals had a new obstacle, the Giant Cubes. The round concluded with only one finisher. Drew Drechsel completed the course on the final run with a time of 7:34.60, saving Daytona Beach from having no finishers, and earned the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night", knocking Eddy Stewart out of the top 15. Jessie Graff became the first woman to reach the Elevator Climb. Ricky Vu exited on the first obstacle due to leg cramps. JJ Woods was looking strong on the Elevator Climb, but his grip gave out before he could reach the top. [11]

Obstacles used, in addition to those during the qualifiers, for the Daytona Beach Finals are listed below.

Top 15 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Drew Drechsel7:34.60Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2JJ Woods6:20.96Failed on Elevator Climb
3Sean Darling-Hammond6:26.03Failed on Elevator Climb
4 Jessie Graff 7:04.29Failed on Elevator Climb
5Travis Rosen3:41.07Failed on Circuit Board
6Casidy Marks3:47.40Failed on Circuit Board
7Tyler Gillett3:47.60Failed on Circuit Board
8Kevin Carbone4:51.35Failed on Circuit Board
9Rigel Henry2:47.71Failed on Giant Cubes
10Nick Patel3:44.59Failed on Giant Cubes
11Lucas Gomes3:52.87Failed on Giant Cubes
12Reko Rivera3:53.30Failed on Giant Cubes
13Ryan Stratis3:58.95Failed on Giant Cubes
14Dustin Fishman4:00.02Failed on Giant Cubes
15Michael Johnson4:08.65Failed on Giant Cubes
Top 2 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1 Jessie Graff 8:15.71Failed on Elevator Climb
2Lindsay Eskildsen1:39.58Failed on Rolling Thunder

Kansas City

Qualifying

The Kansas City Qualifying round had three new obstacles, the Hang Glider, the Broken Pipes, and Crank it Up. Lance Pekus earned the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with the fastest time (2:10.16). Other finishers include Brandon Mears, Tyler Yamauchi, Tyler Smith, and Ethan Swanson. [12]

Top 30 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Lance Pekus2:10.16Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2Brandon Mears2:41.91Finished
3Tyler Yamauchi2:47.69Finished
4Tyler Smith2:54.34Finished
5Ethan Swanson2:59.94Finished
6Broc Bebout3:05.35Finished
7Dave Cavanagh3:27.51Finished
8Ben Baker3:55.90Finished
9Jelani Allen4:06.31Finished
10Dennis Lappin4:09.10Finished
11Devin Harrelson3:20.15Failed on Warped Wall
12Todd Mitchell4:37.09Failed on Warped Wall
13Hunter Guerard1:04.13Failed on Bar Hop
14Kyle Mendoza1:17.79Failed on Bar Hop
15Jeremiah Morgan1:20.47Failed on Bar Hop
16Dan Polizzi1:38.67Failed on Bar Hop
17Eric Middleton1:38.93Failed on Bar Hop
18Drew Hendry1:39.12Failed on Bar Hop
19Alex Carson1:47.55Failed on Bar Hop
20Mitch VeDepo1:56.17Failed on Bar Hop
21Brad Spine2:01.01Failed on Bar Hop
22Bobby Mohannon2:11.50Failed on Bar Hop
23Wes Whitlam2:20.51Failed on Bar Hop
24Kyle Schulze2:36.54Failed on Bar Hop
25Morgan "Moose" Wright2:58.82Failed on Bar Hop
26Michael Bougher0:28.36Failed on Crank It Up
27Deren Perez0:30.35Failed on Crank It Up
28Donovan Metoyer0:39.37Failed on Crank It Up
29Craig Schafer0:44.84Failed on Crank It Up
30Spencer Johnson0:53.10Failed on Crank It Up
Top 5 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Sarah Schoback1:15.25Failed on Crank It Up
2Annie Dudek1:16.40Failed on Crank It Up
3Abby Paul1:30.18Failed on Crank It Up
4Maggi Thorne1:31.58Failed on Crank It Up
5Sara Heesen1:39.55Failed on Crank It Up

Finals

The Kansas City Finals round had a new obstacle, the Iron Maiden. The round concluded without any finishers, making it the second time in ANW history that a city finals course was unfinished. Ethan Swanson and the Towers of Power all fell on the third obstacle. Maggi Thorne became the first woman to defeat Crank It Up and earned the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night". [13] [14] [15]

Obstacles used, in addition to those during the Qualifying, for the Kansas City Finals are listed below.

Top 15 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Mitch VeDepo4:19.49Failed on Elevator Climb
2Tyler Yamauchi3:44.53Failed on Iron Maiden
3Hunter Guerard2:49.30Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
4Eric Middleton3:22.46Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
5Dave Cavanagh3:33.90Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
6Lance Pekus3:36.52Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
7Jeremiah Morgan4:17.41Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
8Jelani Allen4:17.42Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
9Alex Carson4:34.69Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
10Kyle Mendoza1:17.73Failed on Salmon Ladder
11Spencer Johnson2:56.12Failed on Salmon Ladder
12Brad Spine2:57.20Failed on Salmon Ladder
13Ben Baker2:57.63Failed on Salmon Ladder
14Morgan "Moose" Wright4:17.37Failed on Salmon Ladder
15Donovan Metoyer1:04.60Failed on Bar Hop
Top 2 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Maggi Thorne2:43.92Failed on Bar Hop ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2Sara Heesen1:10.04Failed on Crank It Up

Cleveland

Qualifying

The Cleveland Qualifying featured two new obstacles. Allyssa Beird was the first woman to complete the course this season; she and Jesse Labreck were the first two women to hit the buzzer during the same qualifier. It was also the first time that two couples (Jesse Labreck and Chris DiGangi, and Allyssa Beird and James McGrath) completed the course during the same qualifying run. Jesse Labreck also earned the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night." [16]

Top 30 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Anthony DeFranco2:31.17Finished
2Joe Moravsky2:32.77Finished
3Sean Noel2:40.71Finished
4Dan Galiczynski3:13.66Finished
5James McGrath3:22.10Finished
6Najee Richardson3:28.58Finished
7Judas Licciardello3:31.52Finished
8Michael Torres3:44.70Finished
9Mike Bernardo3:47.59Finished
10Chris DiGangi4:01.02Finished
11Jamie Rahn4:13.96Finished
12Jesse Labreck4:22.06Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
13Tyler Cravens4:27.78Finished
14Allyssa Beird6:20.32Finished
15Mathew Ilgenfritz2:16.36Failed on Warped Wall
16Jon Alexis Jr.1:02.02Failed on I-Beam Gap
17Mike Meyers1:30.28Failed on I-Beam Gap
18Cory Cook1:49.28Failed on I-Beam Gap
19Derek Mathews2:06.33Failed on I-Beam Gap
20Naeem Mulkey2:07.04Failed on I-Beam Gap
21Samer Delgado2:14.53Failed on I-Beam Gap
22Mark Ribeiro2:24.22Failed on I-Beam Gap
23Alexi Matousek2:24.28Failed on I-Beam Gap
24Kevin Weng2:25.22Failed on I-Beam Gap
25Patrick Lavanty2:37.20Failed on I-Beam Gap
26Steve Allen2:41.21Failed on I-Beam Gap
27Jonathan Angelilli2:44.05Failed on I-Beam Gap
28Mike Shuck2:45.66Failed on I-Beam Gap
29Fabio Figueiredo2:56.41Failed on I-Beam Gap
30Daniel Arnold3:05.56Failed on I-Beam Gap
Top 5 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Jesse LaBreck4:22.06Finished
2Allyssa Beird6:20.32Finished
3Tori Clement1:22.23Failed on Ring Jump
4Michelle Warnky1:28.19Failed on Ring Jump
5Annika Nieshalla1:35.02Failed on Ring Jump

Finals

The Cleveland Finals round introduced a new obstacle, the Nail Clipper, which defeated all but two competitors. "Captain NBC" Jamie Rahn was the first to hit the buzzer, earning the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with a time of 8:39.85. James McGrath's streak of six Nationals appearances ended when he fell on the dismount from the Nail Clipper, as Joe Moravsky knocked him out of the top 15 and finished the course even faster with a time of 7:24.10. Michelle Warnky made it farther than all but 6 other women in the city finals of ANW 9, making it to the Nail Clipper, but her slow time prevented her from going to Vegas with a talented field of women in Cleveland. [17]

Obstacles used, in addition to those during the qualifiers, for the Cleveland City Finals are listed below.

Top 15 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Joe Moravsky7:24.10Finished
2Jamie Rahn8:39.85Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
3Jon Alexis Jr.2:40.68Failed on Nail Clipper
4Mike Meyers3:35.18Failed on Nail Clipper
5Judas Licciardello3:53.33Failed on Nail Clipper
6Michael Torres3:53.62Failed on Nail Clipper
7Dan Galiczynski3:57.56Failed on Nail Clipper
8Mike Bernardo3:57.97Failed on Nail Clipper
9Anthony DeFranco4:03.32Failed on Nail Clipper
10Chris DiGangi4:18.92Failed on Nail Clipper
11Matthew Ilgenfritz4:38.26Failed on Nail Clipper
12Tyler Cravens4:44.29Failed on Nail Clipper
13Najee Richardson4:52.73Failed on Nail Clipper
14Samer Delgado4:56.13Failed on Nail Clipper
15Jesse Labreck5:03.76Failed on Nail Clipper
Top 2 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Jesse LaBreck5:03.76Failed on Nail Clipper
2Allyssa Beird6:09.20Failed on Nail Clipper

Denver

Qualifying

The Denver Qualifying featured two new obstacles. The competition concluded with a 2nd to lowest total of only 8 finishers. The fastest run was awarded to gym owner Lorin Ball who earned the " POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with a time of 1:42.89. Also, PBR bull rider Venn Johns competed, but failed on the third obstacle. Jake Murray also competed, but failed on the third obstacle as well. [18]

Top 30 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Lorin Ball1:42.89Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2Dan Yager1:59.65Finished
3Ian Dory2:47.79Finished
4Drew Knapp2:50.94Finished
5Craig Richard3:17.97Finished
6Bart Copeland3:26.26Finished
7Andrew Duncan3:36.25Finished
8Nick Kostreski3:36.43Finished
9Brian Arnold1:15.15Failed on Rail Runner
10Karson Voiles1:20.21Failed on Rail Runner
11Ben Antoine1:29.90Failed on Rail Runner
12Devin Stratton1:30.78Failed on Rail Runner
13Michael Silenzi1:31.65Failed on Rail Runner
14Matt Dolce1:35.64Failed on Rail Runner
15Yancey Quezada1:39.53Failed on Rail Runner
16Michael Stanger1:41.57Failed on Rail Runner
17Ben Burkhalter1:42.67Failed on Rail Runner
18Kyle Wilson1:43.30Failed on Rail Runner
19Jesse Lucero1:46.12Failed on Rail Runner
20Brandon Todacheenie1:51.36Failed on Rail Runner
21Ryan Souter2:04.71Failed on Rail Runner
22Ian Weber2:05.09Failed on Rail Runner
23Meagan Martin2:17.81Failed on Rail Runner
24Jeri D'Aurelio2:27.83Failed on Rail Runner
25Matt Reeves2:30.37Failed on Rail Runner
26Sam Sann2:37.64Failed on Rail Runner
27Luke Chambers2:40.71Failed on Rail Runner
28Tammy McClure2:53.08Failed on Rail Runner
29Dalton Knapp3:03.62Failed on Rail Runner
30Nate DeHaan3:59.86Failed on Rail Runner
Top 5 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Meagan Martin2:17.81Failed on Rail Runner
2Jeri D'Aurelio2:27.83Failed on Rail Runner
3Tammy McClure2:53.08Failed on Rail Runner
4Larissa Cottle3:00.15Failed on Paddle Boards
5Tanya O'Donohue0:18.44Failed on Ring Swing

Finals

Obstacles used, in addition to those during Qualifying, for the Denver Finals are listed below. Ian Dory continued his city finals completion streak, earning the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" as the only finisher with a time of 6:56.33. Lorin Ball exhibited all of his upper-body training on the Wedge, and was one of the three people to clear the obstacle. [19]

Top 15 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Ian Dory6:56.33Finished ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night)
2Lorin Ball3:54.71Failed on Ninjago Roll
3Jesse Lucero4:09.68Failed on Ninjago Roll
4Karson Voiles2:58.62Failed on The Wedge
5Ryan Souter3:03.22Failed on The Wedge
6Dan Yager3:15.07Failed on The Wedge
7Craig Richard3:24.15Failed on The Wedge
8Bart Copeland3:46.84Failed on The Wedge
9Drew Knapp3:51.98Failed on The Wedge
10Ben Antoine4:06.41Failed on The Wedge
11Brian Arnold4:17.08Failed on The Wedge
12Yancey Quezada4:17.22Failed on The Wedge
13Luke Chambers4:18.37Failed on The Wedge
14Michael Silenzi4:33.48Failed on The Wedge
15Nick Kostreski6:03.78Failed on The Wedge
Top 2 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Meagan Martin6:19.07Failed on The Wedge
2Jeri D'Aurelio2:03.26Failed on Rail Runner

Note: The competitors of Denver Finals were also given free tickets to the premiere of The Lego Ninjago Movie .

City Qualifying Leaderboard

Top 180 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Drew Drechsel1:10.49Finished
2Grant McCartney1:26.37Finished
3Adam Rayl1:29.79Finished
4Kevin Bull1:33.57Finished
5Brian Wilczewski1:37.15Finished
6Sean Bryan1:37.47Finished
7Ryan Robinson1:39.56Finished
8Lorin Ball1:42.89Finished
9Daniel Gil1:43.25Finished
10Thomas Stillings1:45.76Finished
11Travis Rosen1:47.14Finished
12Nick Hanson1:57.82Finished
13Flip Rodriguez1:58.28Finished
14Dan Yager1:59.65Finished
15Gabe Hurtado2:09.93Finished
16Lance Pekus2:10.16Finished
17Josh Salinas2:10.29Finished
18Tyler Gillett2:17.23Finished
19Brian Burkhardt2:20.61Finished
20Anthony Trucks2:20.76Finished
21Karsten Williams2:23.29Finished
22Brent Bundy2:26.47Finished
23Casidy Marks2:26.80Finished
24Robin Pietschmann2:29.81Finished
25Tukrong Klengdong2:30.91Finished
26Anthony DeFranco2:31.17Finished
27Jackson Meyer2:31.24Finished
28Joe Moravsky2:32.77Finished
29Nicholas Coolridge2:33.21Finished
30JJ Woods2:35.07Finished
31Kapu Gaison2:37.24Finished
32Josh Levin2:39.62Finished
33Sean Noel2:40.71Finished
34Brandon Mears2:41.91Finished
35Tyler Yamauchi2:44.49Finished
36Brett Sims2:46.04Finished
37Ian Dory2:47.79Finished
38Drew Knapp2:50.94Finished
39Reko Rivera2:52.38Finished
40Tyler Smith2:54.34Finished
41Ethan Swanson2:54.94Finished
42Ryan Stratis2:55.19Finished
43Broc Bebout2:55.35Finished
44Kevin Klein2:55.51Finished
45Grant Clinton2:56.63Finished
46Lucas Gomes3:00.21Finished
47Jody Avila3:02.59Finished
48Riles Nganga3:02.85Finished
49Sean Darling-Hammond3:05.77Finished
50Nick Patel3:06.38Finished
51Dave Cavanagh3:06.51Finished
52Kevin Carbone3:07.73Finished
53Westley Silvestri3:09.86Finished
54Rigel Henry3:10.79Finished
55Andrew Lowes3:10.98Finished
56Dan Galiczynski3:13.66Finished
57Alexio Gomes3:15.04Finished
58Craig Richard3:17.97Finished
59Charlie Andrews3:19.89Finished
60Brent Steffensen3:20.38Finished
61Benjamin Humphrys3:21.46Finished
62James McGrath3:22.10Finished
63Victor Juarez3:23.68Finished
64Sander Odish3:25.55Finished
65Bart Copeland3:26.26Finished
66Najee Richardson3:28.58Finished
67Anton Reichel3:29.09Finished
68Judas Licciardello3:31.52Finished
69Andrew Duncan3:36.25Finished
70Nick Kostreski3:36.43Finished
71Michael Torres3:44.70Finished
72Steve Seiver3:46.62Finished
73Mike Bernardo3:47.59Finished
74Ben Baker3:53.90Finished
75Dustin Fishman3:55.24Finished
76Michael Johnson3:56.91Finished
77Chris DiGangi4:01.02Finished
78Jelani Allen4:06.31Finished
79Dennis Lappin4:09.10Finished
80Abel Gonzalez4:12.63Finished
81Jamie Rahn4:13.96Finished
82Eddy Stewart4:16.18Finished
83Jesse Labreck4:22.06Finished
84Jonathan Horton4:27.28Finished
85Tyler Cravens4:27.78Finished
86Tanr Ross4:35.91Finished
87Jonathan Parr4:39.09Finished
88Allyssa Beird6:20.32Finished
89Mathew Ilgenfritz2:16.36Failed on Warped Wall
90Daniel Moreno2:38.19Failed on Warped Wall
91Zhanique Lovett3:10.59Failed on Warped Wall
92Devin Harrelson3:20.15Failed on Warped Wall
93Tyler Vogt3:48.15Failed on Warped Wall
94Todd Mitchell4:37.09Failed on Warped Wall
95Alan Connealy0:41.10Failed on Battering Ram
96David Campbell0:51.93Failed on Battering Ram
97Scott Willson0:55.92Failed on Battering Ram
98Jon Alexis Jr.1:02.02Failed on I-Beam Gap
99Hunter Guerard1:04.13Failed on Bar Hop
100Les Bradley1:10.57Failed on Rolling Thunder
101Brian Arnold1:15.15Failed on Rail Runner
102Kyle Mendoza1:17.79Failed on Bar Hop
103Karson Voiles1:20.21Failed on Rail Runner
104Jeremiah Morgan1:20.47Failed on Bar Hop
105Michael Murdick1:27.26Failed on Rolling Thunder
106Ben Antoine1:29.90Failed on Rail Runner
107Mike Meyers1:30.28Failed on I-Beam Gap
108Devin Stratton1:30.78Failed on Rail Runner
109Will Smithee1:31.49Failed on Pipefitter
110Michael Silenzi1:31.65Failed on Rail Runner
111Kye Ackel1:32.05Failed on Pipefitter
112Steven Cen1:32.99Failed on Rolling Thunder
113K.C. Halik1:33.18Failed on Battering Ram
114David Yarter1:34.29Failed on Pipefitter
115Tiana Webberley1:35.04Failed on Battering Ram
116Bootie Cothran1:35.58Failed on Rolling Thunder
117Matt Dolce1:35.64Failed on Rail Runner
118Faris Xero1:36.00Failed on Rolling Thunder
119Dan Polizzi1:38.67Failed on Bar Hop
120Eric Middleton1:38.93Failed on Bar Hop
121Drew Hendry1:39.12Failed on Bar Hop
122Yancey Quezada1:39.53Failed on Rail Runner
123Michael Stanger1:41.57Failed on Rail Runner
124Ben Burkhalter1:42.67Failed on Rail Runner
125Cass Clawson1:42.71Failed on Pipefitter
126Kyle Wilson1:43.30Failed on Rail Runner
127Cedric Idudu1:43.45Failed on Rolling Thunder
128Kenny Niemitalo1:43.57Failed on Pipefitter
129Oscar Ramirez1:45.89Failed on Rolling Thunder
130Jesse Lucero1:46.12Failed on Rail Runner
131 Jessie Graff 1:46.80Failed on Rolling Thunder
132Nate Burkhalter1:47.51Failed on Pipefitter
133Alex Carson1:47.55Failed on Bar Hop
134Blake Devine1:47.79Failed on Pipefitter
135Cory Cook1:49.28Failed on I-Beam Gap
136Brandon Pannell1:50.86Failed on Pipefitter
137Matt Holt1:50.90Failed on Pipefitter
138Brandon Todacheenie1:51.36Failed on Rail Runner
139Damir Okanovic1:52.29Failed on Pipefitter
140Mitch VeDepo1:56.17Failed on Bar Hop
141Brad Spine2:01.01Failed on Bar Hop
142Tremayne Dortch2:01.47Failed on Pipefitter
143Ricky Vu2:01.47Failed on Rolling Thunder
144Ryan Souter2:04.71Failed on Rail Runner
145Ian Weber2:05.09Failed on Rail Runner
146Derek Mathews2:06.33Failed on I-Beam Gap
147Naeem Mulkey2:07.04Failed on I-Beam Gap
148Bobby Mohannon2:11.50Failed on Bar Hop
149Sam Ballard2:13.90Failed on Pipefitter
150Josh Butler2:13.90Failed on Rolling Thunder
151Samer Delgado2:14.53Failed on I-Beam Gap
152Meagan Martin2:17.81Failed on Rail Runner
153Wes Whitlam2:20.51Failed on Bar Hop
154Mark Ribeiro2:24.22Failed on I-Beam Gap
155Alexi Matousek2:24.28Failed on I-Beam Gap
156Kevin Weng2:25.22Failed on I-Beam Gap
157Jeri D’Aurelio2:27.83Failed on Rail Runner
158Jared Bandy2:28.24Failed on Pipefitter
159Royall Eason2:28.24Failed on Rolling Thunder
160Matt Reeves2:30.37Failed on Rail Runner
161Kyle Schulze2:36.54Failed on Bar Hop
162Patrick Lavanty2:37.20Failed on I-Beam Gap
163Sam Sann2:37.64Failed on Rail Runner
164Luke Chambers2:40.71Failed on Rail Runner
165Steve Allen2:41.21Failed on I-Beam Gap
166Jonathan Angelilli2:44.05Failed on I-Beam Gap
167Mike Shuck2:45.66Failed on I-Beam Gap
168Tammy McClure2:53.08Failed on Rail Runner
169Fabio Figueiredo2:56.41Failed on I-Beam Gap
170Morgan "Moose" Wright2:58.82Failed on Bar Hop
171Dalton Knapp3:03.62Failed on Rail Runner
172Daniel Arnold3:05.56Failed on I-Beam Gap
173Barclay Stockett3:29.71Failed on Pipefitter
174Jonathan Lorch3:29.71Failed on Rolling Thunder
175Nate DeHaan3:59.86Failed on Rail Runner
176Michael Bougher0:28.36Failed on Crank It Up
177Deren Perez0:30.35Failed on Crank It Up
178Donovan Metoyer0:39.37Failed on Crank It Up
179Craig Schafer0:44.84Failed on Crank It Up
180Spencer Johnson0:53.10Failed on Crank It Up
Top 30 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Jesse Labreck4:22.06Finished
2Allyssa Beird6:20.32Finished
3Zhanique Lovett3:10.59Failed on Warped Wall
4Tiana Webberley1:35.04Failed on Battering Ram
5 April Steiner Bennett 1:43.51Failed on Battering Ram
6 Jessie Graff 1:46.80Failed on Rolling Thunder
7Rebekah Bonilla2:05.65Failed on Battering Ram
8Meagan Martin2:17.81Failed on Rail Runner
9Natalie Duran2:20.17Failed on Battering Ram
10Lindsay Eskildsen2:21.13Failed on Rolling Thunder
11Jeri D’Aurelio2:27.83Failed on Rail Runner
12Tammy McClure2:53.08Failed on Rail Runner
13Bree Widener2:53.67Failed on Rolling Thunder
14Barclay Stockett3:29.71Failed on Pipefitter
15Sarah Schoback1:15.25Failed on Crank It Up
16Annie Dudek1:16.40Failed on Crank It Up
17Tori Clement1:22.23Failed on Ring Jump
18Michelle Warnky1:28.19Failed on Ring Jump
19Abby Paul1:30.18Failed on Crank It Up
20Maggi Thorne1:31.58Failed on Crank It Up
21Annika Nieshalla1:35.02Failed on Ring Jump
22Sara Heesen1:39.55Failed on Crank It Up
23 Kacy Catanzaro 1:52.88Failed on Sky Hooks
24Larissa Cottle3:00.15Failed on Paddle Boards
25Emily Durham0:31.54Failed on Wingnuts
26Adriane Alvord0:51.59Failed on Wingnuts
27Sherrie Laureano1:14.24Failed on Spinning Bridge
28Kaiti Haymaker1:20.76Failed on Spinning Bridge
29Brittany Hanks0:16.65Failed on Tic Toc
30Tanya O’Donohue0:18.44Failed on Ring Swing

City Finals Leaderboard

Top 90 Competitors
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Sean Bryan5:07.22Finished
2Adam Rayl5:07.92Finished
3Daniel Gil5:50.65Finished
4Charlie Andrews6:02.21Finished
5Josh Levin6:27.98Finished
6Ian Dory6:56.33Finished
7Joe Moravsky7:24.10Finished
8Drew Drechsel7:34.60Finished
9Jamie Rahn8:39.85Finished
10Mitch VeDepo4:19.49Failed on Elevator Climb
11Thomas Stillings4:29.25Failed on Elevator Climb
12Flip Rodriguez4:49.73Failed on Elevator Climb
13Nicholas Coolridge5:07.15Failed on Elevator Climb
14Brent Steffensen5:12.38Failed on Elevator Climb
15Gabe Hurtado5:50.71Failed on Elevator Climb
16JJ Woods6:20.96Failed on Elevator Climb
17Sean Darling-Hammond6:26.03Failed on Elevator Climb
18Jessie Graff7:04.29Failed on Elevator Climb
19Brian Wilczewski2:31.21Failed on Stair Hopper
20Karsten Williams2:39.43Failed on Spinball Wizard
21Kevin Bull3:02.40Failed on Stair Hopper
22Travis Rosen3:41.07Failed on Circuit Board
23Tyler Yamauchi3:44.58Failed on Iron Maiden
24Casidy Marks3:47.40Failed on Circuit Board
25Tyler Gillett3:47.60Failed on Circuit Board
26Andrew Lowes3:54.62Failed on Spinball Wizard
27Lorin Ball3:54.71Failed on Ninjago Roll
28Jesse Lucero4:09.68Failed on Ninjago Roll
29Robin Pietschmann4:22.90Failed on Stair Hopper
30Kevin Carbone4:51.35Failed on Circuit Board
31Jackson Meyer5:03.54Failed on Stair Hopper
32Josh Salinas2:29.64Failed on Hourglass Drop
33Jon Alexis Jr.2:40.68Failed on Nail Clipper
34Rigel Henry2:47.71Failed on Giant Cubes
35Hunter Guerard2:49.30Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
36Brian Burkhardt2:55.84Failed on Hourglass Drop
37Karson Voiles2:58.62Failed on The Wedge
38Damir Okanovic3:02.90Failed on Hourglass Drop
39Kapu Gaison3:03.15Failed on Swinging Peg Board
40Ryan Souter3:03.22Failed on The Wedge
41Steve Seiver3:10.34Failed on Swinging Peg Board
42Dan Yager3:15.07Failed on The Wedge
43Benjamin Humphrys3:15.66Failed on Swinging Peg Board
44Matt Holt3:19.13Failed on Hourglass Drop
45Eric Middleton3:22.46Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
46Nick Hanson3:22.56Failed on Swinging Peg Board
47Craig Richard3:24.15Failed on The Wedge
48Grant Clinton3:25.56Failed on Hourglass Drop
49Abel Gonzalez3:25.98Failed on Hourglass Drop
50Brandon Pannell3:29.05Failed on Hourglass Drop
51David Campbell3:29.48Failed on Swinging Peg Board
52Cass Clawson3:31.83Failed on Hourglass Drop
53Jody Avila3:32.66Failed on Hourglass Drop
54Dave Cavanagh3:33.90Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
55Mike Meyers3:35.18Failed on Nail Clipper
56Lance Pekus3:36.52Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
57Nick Patel3:44.59Failed on Giant Cubes
58Bart Copeland3:46.84Failed on The Wedge
59Drew Knapp3:51.98Failed on The Wedge
60Lucas Gomes3:52.87Failed on Giant Cubes
61Reko Rivera3:53.30Failed on Giant Cubes
62Judas Licciardello3:53.33Failed on Nail Clipper
63Michael Torres3:53.62Failed on Nail Clipper
64Dan Galiczynski3:57.56Failed on Nail Clipper
65Mike Bernardo3:57.97Failed on Nail Clipper
66Ryan Stratis3:58.95Failed on Giant Cubes
67Dustin Fishman4:00.02Failed on Giant Cubes
68Anthony DeFranco4:03.32Failed on Nail Clipper
69Ben Antoine4:06.41Failed on The Wedge
70Michael Johnson4:08.65Failed on Giant Cubes
71Brian Arnold4:17.08Failed on The Wedge
72Yancey Quezada4:17.22Failed on The Wedge
73Jeremiah Morgan4:17.41Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
74Jelani Allen4:17.42Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
75Luke Chambers4:18.37Failed on The Wedge
76Chris DiGangi4:18.92Failed on Nail Clipper
77Michael Silenzi4:33.48Failed on The Wedge
78Alex Carson4:34.69Failed on Floating Monkey Bars
79Matthew Ilgenfritz4:38.26Failed on Nail Clipper
80Tyler Cravens4:44.29Failed on Nail Clipper
81Najee Richardson4:52.73Failed on Nail Clipper
82Samer Delgado4:56.13Failed on Nail Clipper
83Jesse Labreck5:03.76Failed on Nail Clipper
84Nick Kostreski6:03.78Failed on The Wedge
85Kyle Mendoza1:17.73Failed on Salmon Ladder
86Spencer Johnson2:56.12Failed on Salmon Ladder
87Brad Spine2:57.20Failed on Salmon Ladder
88Ben Baker2:57.63Failed on Salmon Ladder
89Morgan "Moose" Wright4:17.37Failed on Salmon Ladder
90Donovan Metoyer1:04.60Failed on Bar Hop
Top 12 Women
RankCompetitorTimeFurthest Obstacle
1 Jessie Graff 7:04.29Failed on Elevator Climb
2Jesse Labreck5:03.76Failed on Nail Clipper
3Rebekah Bonilla5:26.32Failed on Swinging Peg Board
4Barclay Stockett5:43.62Failed on Hourglass Drop
5Allyssa Beird6:09.20Failed on Nail Clipper
6Meagan Martin6:19.07Failed on The Wedge
7Zhanique Lovett3:14.80Failed on Warped Wall
8Kacy Catanzaro4:18.32Failed on Warped Wall
9Lindsay Eskildsen1:39.58Failed on Rolling Thunder
10Jeri D'Aurelio2:03.26Failed on Rail Runner
11Maggi Thorne2:43.92Failed on Bar Hop
12Sara Heesen1:10.04Failed on Crank It Up

National Finals

The National Finals were held along the Las Vegas Strip, as has been the case since the series set up its own finals course instead of sending competitors to Japan.

Stage 1

All competitors must complete the eight obstacles on Stage 1 with a time limit of 2:35.00. Highlights from the first half included school teacher Allyssa Beird who made ANW history by becoming only the second woman (also the third worldwide, the first two being Chie Tanabe in Sasuke 2 and Jessie Graff in the eighth season of ANW) to complete Stage One, earning her the POM Wonderful "Run of the Night". Also, at only 5 feet tall, gymnastics coach Barclay Stockett became the second woman to get past the Warped Wall on Stage One. Later, NBC Sports announcer Mike Tirico joined ANW announcers Matt Iseman and Akbar Gbajabiamila for a few play-by-plays of the competitors. [20] During the second half, "Real Life Ninja" Drew Drechsel earned the POM Wonderful "Run of the Night" with the fastest run on Stage One of the competition with a speedy time of 1:33.71. David Campbell's Stage 1 fail streak was over as he finished the course for the first time since Season 3. This season broke the previous record of most Stage 1 finishers with 41, beating the previous record of 38 from Season 7. Also, this was Kacy Catanzaro's final ANW appearance, as she failed on the Double Dipper. [21] She signed with WWE in late August [22] and the company's NXT brand in early 2018. [23] She has since found success there, winning the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship with Kayden Carter in August 2022 [24] [25] and having the longest reign in the championship's history at 186 days as of August2024. [26]

Stage 1 featured three new obstacles, the Double Dipper, Parkour Run, and the Domino Pipes.

Competitors who completed Stage 1 are listed below. △ denotes female competitors.

OrderCompetitorOutcomeResult
1Drew DrechselFinished1:33.71 ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night, Night 2)
2Josh SalinasFinished1:38.54
3Daniel GilFinished1:47.04
4Lance PekusFinished1:49.52
5Hunter GuerardFinished1:51.16
6Joe MoravskyFinished1:52.24
7Dave CavanaghFinished1:56.76
8Nicholas CoolridgeFinished1:58.18
9Jamie RahnFinished1:59.77
10Brent SteffensenFinished2:01.34
11Thomas StillingsFinished2:02.12
12Matthew IlgenfritzFinished2:03.48
13Flip RodriguezFinished2:04.34
14Travis RosenFinished2:06.20
15Kevin BullFinished2:07.05
16Najee RichardsonFinished2:07.79
17Jody AvilaFinished2:08.18
18Tyler YamauchiFinished2:09.53
19Mike BernardoFinished2:10.10
20Eric MiddletonFinished2:11.48
21Cass ClawsonFinished2:12.32
22David CampbellFinished2:14.30
23Adam RaylFinished2:14.60
24Brian ArnoldFinished2:15.15
25Sean BryanFinished2:15.20
26Michael SilenziFinished2:15.56
27Tyler GillettFinished2:16.64
28Nick KostreskiFinished2:17.28
29Abel GonzalezFinished2:17.60
30JJ WoodsFinished2:18.27
31Jon Alexis Jr.Finished2:19.40
32Josh LevinFinished2:20.70
33Karson VoilesFinished2:21.10
34Ryan StratisFinished2:25.34
35Drew KnappFinished2:26.14
36Allyssa Beird △Finished2:26.52 ( POM Wonderful Run of the Night, Night 1)
37Ian DoryFinished2:27.66
38Andrew LowesFinished2:28.32
39Grant ClintonFinished2:28.52
40Sean Darling-HammondFinished2:28.74
41Nick HansonFinished2:29.97

Stage 2

As always in the national finals, Stage 2 consists of six obstacles. In order to move on to Stage 3, competitors must finish the Stage 2 course in under 4:00.00.

Stage 2 featured three new obstacles, the Criss Cross Salmon Ladder, the Swing Surfer, and Wingnut Alley.

Results:

Run OrderCompetitorResultNotes
1Ian Dory4. Swing SurferFailed jump.
2Lance Pekus5. Wingnut AlleyTransition to second wingnut
3Tyler Yamauchi5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to second wingnut
4Brent Steffensen3. Wave RunnerFirst board
5Nick Kostreski3. Wave RunnerDigest. First board
6Eric Middleton3. Wave RunnerDigest. Second board
7Hunter Guerard5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to second wingnut
8Ryan Stratis1. Giant Ring SwingDigest.
9Tyler Gillett3. Wave RunnerDigest.
10Travis Rosen5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to third wingnut
11Jamie Rahn5. Wingnut AlleyFailed dismount
12Nick Hanson2. Criss Cross Salmon LadderDigest.
13Sean Darling-Hammond5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to second wingnut
14Jon Alexis Jr.5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to second wingnut
15Sean BryanFINISH (15.06 seconds left)First to clear Stage 2.
16Mike Bernardo4. Swing SurferDigest. Failed jump
17Drew Knapp5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to third wingnut
18Abel Gonzalez5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to third wingnut
19Adam Rayl5. Wingnut AlleyFailed dismount.
20Josh Salinas5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to third wingnut
21Jody Avila5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to third wingnut
22Andrew Lowes5. Wingnut AlleyDigest, Transition to second wingnut
23Brian Arnold5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to third wingnut
24Najee RichardsonFINISH (20.29 seconds left) POM Wonderful Run of the Night
25Josh Levin3. Wave RunnerDigest.
26Daniel Gil5. Wingnut AlleyFailed dismount.
27Allyssa Beird2. Criss Cross Salmon Ladder
28Dave Cavanagh3. Wave RunnerDigest.
29Grant Clinton5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to second wingnut
30Karson Voiles5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to second wingnut.
31Flip Rodriguez5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Failed dismount.
32Joe MoravskyFINISH (25.66 seconds left)Fastest Stage 2 clear.
33Nicholas Coolridge2. Criss Cross Salmon LadderDigest.
34David Campbell5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to third wingnut.
35Thomas Stillings5. Wingnut AlleyDigest. Transition to second wingnut.
36Drew Drechsel5. Wingnut AlleyFailed dismount.
37Michael Silenzi1. Giant Ring SwingAll cut.
38Cass Clawson3. Wave RunnerAll cut.
39Matthew Ilgenfritz5. Wingnut AlleyAll cut.
40J.J. Woods5. Wingnut AlleyAll cut. Transition to second wingnut.
41Kevin Bull5. Wingnut AlleyAll cut. Transition to second wingnut.

A total of 24 ninjas were taken out by Wingnut Alley including Drew Drechsel & Daniel Gil. Alyssa Beird, the lone female to advance to Stage 2, was eliminated on the Criss Cross Salmon Ladder. Luke said to all the Wingnut Alley victims, "Bzzzzzzz!"

Leaderboard

OrderCompetitorOutcomeResult
1Joe MoravskyFinished3:34.34
2Najee RichardsonFinished3:39.71
3Sean BryanFinished3:44.94

Stage 3

Stage 3 featured three new obstacles, the Nail Clipper (from the Cleveland Finals), the Peg Cloud, and the Time Bomb.

Results:

Run OrderCompetitorResultNotes
1Sean Bryan4. Ultimate CliffhangerTransition to fourth ledge
2Najee Richardson4. Ultimate CliffhangerTransition to second hanging board
3Joe Moravsky7. Time BombLast Man Standing

Ratings

U.S. Nielsen ratings

ShowEpisodeAir dateTimeslot Rating/Share
(18–49)		Viewers
(millions)
1"Los Angeles Qualifiers"June 12, 2017Monday 8:00 PM1.455.36 [27]
2"San Antonio Qualifiers"June 19, 20171.565.85 [28]
3"Daytona Beach Qualifiers"June 26, 20171.565.91 [29]
4"Kansas City Qualifiers"July 3, 20171.155.09 [30]
5"Cleveland Qualifiers"July 10, 20171.465.70 [31]
6"Denver Qualifiers"July 17, 20171.565.78 [32]
7"Los Angeles City Finals"July 24, 20171.465.70 [33]
8"San Antonio Finals"July 31, 20171.465.88 [34]
9"Daytona Beach Finals"August 7, 20171.566.20 [35]
10"Cleveland Finals"August 14, 20171.455.90 [36]
11"Kansas City Finals"August 21, 20171.355.71 [37]
12"Denver City Finals"August 28, 20171.566.47 [38]
13"Las Vegas Finals Night 1"September 4, 20171.566.29 [39]
14"Las Vegas Finals Night 2"September 11, 20171.666.13 [40]
15"Las Vegas Finals Night 3"September 18, 20171.565.96 [41]

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