Scores are in. The leaderboard is populated. But it is not yet final.
The Online Semifinals are the last chance for athletes to receive one of the final seven qualifying spots to the 2026 CrossFit Games. But before that ticket is punched, their videos will be subject to public review followed by CrossFit’s official review.
While we wait for all of the video reviews to be completed, here are the current, unofficial results.
WOMEN
As mentioned above, the top 7 women from the Online Semifinals will qualify to the CrossFit Games. However, when looking at the leaderboard below, Alex Gazan already qualified via the NorCal Classic.
Because she already qualified, her qualifying spot will go to the next athlete from the Online Semifinals. In this case, Janie Cheverie in 8th place will get an invite the Games if things stand where they are today.
As you can see above, Games veterans like Alexis Raptis, Matilde Garnes, Arielle Loewen and Claudia Gluck are all in qualifying spots. They are joined by several potential rookies – Erica Folo, Jess Green and Janie Cheverie.
There are several notable names who are on the outside looking in…
- Caroline Stanley (12th)
- Rebecka Vitesson (15th)
- Lexi Neely (17th)
- Sydney Michalyshen (19th)
- Grace Walton (20th)
- Emily Rolfe (21st)
- Fee Saghafi (32nd)
MEN
The men didn’t have anyone who already qualified in the field, but it does feature quite a few familiar names. Gui Malheiros leads the field in 1st place. Pat Vellner is in 7th and is in position to make his final appearance at the CrossFit Games.
And of course, Colten Mertens and Justin Medeiros are inside the top 7.
There is only one rookie in a qualifying spot – Quinn Robinson. After almost qualifying at Syndicate Crown, Robinson has come back and is poised to qualify for his first CrossFit Games appearance as an individual.
And then there are those on the outside…
- Bill Leahy (8th)
- Nate Ackermann (10th)
- Harry Lightfoot (11th)
- Colin Bosshard (12th)
- Chris Ibarra (13th)
- Jack Farlow (16th)
- Jorge Fernandez (25th)
NEXT STEPS
So what’s next? From now until Thursday afternoon, the athletes’ videos will be up for public review. Once that ends, CrossFit will take over and conduct its own review using the data/votes from the public review process.
The individual leaderboard will be finalized by no later than June 29.
