The online qualifier for the Rogue Invitational is just two weeks away. Called “The Q”, the online qualifier will give athletes who are not near the top of the Rogue Points System an opportunity to earn a spot to compete in Scotland this October.
The Q will run three days from August 21-23. The workout details and event info will be released closer to the start of the online qualifier.
Rogue has also not yet announced how many athletes will advance from the online qualifier. Prior to last year, a minimum of five men and women were guaranteed to qualify out of The Q.
However, in 2025, that number shrunk to just two men and two women. Additionally, it was not known how many would advance until after the qualifier had concluded.
With two weeks before the start, Rogue has yet to announce how many spots will be available for The Q. For those ranked around 15th to 18th on the Rogue Points System, it is unclear if they will be notified prior to the start of the online qualifier as to whether they will receive an invite or not.
Last year Elisa Fuliano, Paige Rodgers, Uldis Upenieks and Fabian Hermans qualified out of The Q. Saxon Panchik subsequently received an invite when Dallin Pepper withdrew.
Below are the current rankings of the Rogue Points System. Historically, Rogue has invited the top athletes from their ranking system to fill the field for the Rogue Invitational. The rankings have been updated for results from the 2026 CrossFit Games.
The Rogue Invitational is returning to Aberdeen, Scotland, for the third consecutive year. Held at P&J Live, the 2026 Rogue Invitational will run October 23-25.
