Last night the deadline to submit scores for the Online Qualifier passed. And with it, we now have a clearer picture of which Teens and Masters athletes will be competing in Madison, Wisconsin, at the 2017 CrossFit Games.
For the first year, the Teen divisions joined the Masters athletes in the four-workout Qualifier stage. The top 20 athletes this year in each age division, Teens and Masters, qualified for the CrossFit Games. In previous years only the top 10 teens in each age division qualified straight from the Open.
While the results are not official until CrossFit does video review (kind of important these days), there are a lot of well-known names in a qualifying spot right now. Let’s take a look at some of the notable names.
Teenage Girls (16-17)
1. Haley Adams
2. Kaela Stephano
Teenage Boys (16-17)
1. Angelo DiCicco
5. Vincent Ramirez
Masters Women (35-39)
1. Sam Briggs
3. Kirsten Pedri
4. Helena Falk
8. Val Voboril
9. Amy Dracup
16. Denae Brown
17. Rebecca Voigt
18. Candace Hester
Masters Men (35-39)
1. Neal Maddox
4. Kyle Kasperbauer
5. Nuno Costa
7. Guido Trinidad
13. Chris Spealler
16. Armand McCormick
Masters Women (40-44)
1. Helen Harding
2. Annie Sakamoto
9. Michelle Crawford
Masters Men (40-44)
2. Shawn Ramirez
7. Jeff Prejean
Masters Women (45-49)
1. Cheryl Brost
12. Becky Conzelman
Masters Men (45-49)
1. Bill Grundler
5. Ron Mathews
6. James Grundler
16. Brent Maier
Masters Women (50-54)
1. Shellie Edington
Masters Men (50-54)
10. Ron Ortiz
Masters Women (55-59)
1. Mary Beth Prodromides
3. Bianca Williams
Masters Men (55-59)
7. Will Powell
Masters Women (60+)
2. Lidia Beer
4. Shaun Havard
Masters Men (60+)
1. David Hippensteel
