CrossFit Games
James Sprague · Aimee Cringle2026 champions
SAP Center, San Jose2026 venue
8Most titles: Tia-Clair Toomey
Latest CrossFit Games results, newest first, each linked to its event and athletes.
Latest results from every CrossFit Games event
| Event | Latest edition | Date | Headline result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CrossFit Games Finals | 2026 CrossFit Games | July 22–26, 2026 | James Sprague — Men's champion (2nd title) | Results |
| CrossFit Open | 2026 CrossFit Open | February 26 – March 16, 2026 | Colten Mertens — Men's worldwide winner | Results |
| CrossFit Games Qualifiers | 2026 CrossFit Games qualifiers | March 26 – June 15, 2026 | Austin Hatfield · Kyra Milligan — Quarterfinal winners | Results |
How we report results
Each results page lists every match or bout from the most recent edition, with methods, times or scores where they are available, followed by our analysis of what the results mean. Title changes are marked “new champion”. Every page lists its sources and the date it was verified.
Coverage led by Robert Wilson, Strength Sports Editor. Fact-checked by John Miller, Editor-in-Chief.
Result summaries
2026 CrossFit Games
The 20th CrossFit Games, held July 22–26 at the SAP Center in San Jose with opening events at the ranch where the first Games took place in 2007, crowned James Sprague as men's champion for the second time and Aimee Cringle as women's champion for the first time. It was the longest Games ever, with 20 scored events. Full results →
2026 CrossFit Open
The 2026 CrossFit Open ran over three weeks from February 26 to March 16, with about 254,000 athletes registered, up roughly 8% from 2025. Colten Mertens won the men's worldwide leaderboard with just 9 points — the sum of his placings across the three workouts — and Lucy Campbell won the women's. Full results →
2026 CrossFit Games qualifiers
The road from the Open to the 2026 Games ran through an online quarterfinal (March 26–30), won by Austin Hatfield and Kyra Milligan, and a semifinal stage of ten in-person events around the world plus online semifinals from June 11 to 15. Thirty men, thirty women and twenty teams qualified for San Jose. Full results →