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The third weekend of the 2022 CrossFit Semifinals saw a lot of action around the world. From the in-person Far East Throwdown in Busan, South Korea and Granite Games in Eagan, MN to the virtual competitions for the Age Group (50+) and Adaptive Semifinals, CrossFit fans and athletes had a lot to look forward to coming into the start of June.
Held virtually for the top 20 athletes in each of the 16 adaptive divisions, the Adaptive Semifinal took place from June 2-5. The stakes were high for athletes across every division, but they were slightly different across divisions. Three divisions — Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity — will be sending their top five athletes to compete in Madison. The winners from remaining five divisions — Vision, Intellectual, Seated With Hip Function, Seated Without Hip Function, and Short Stature — were crowned the fittest.
[Related: 2022 CrossFit Fittest in Cape Town Semifinals Results and Recap]
The top 20 athletes from the 2022 Open in each division came out to see who could best conquer the six Semifinal workouts. At the end of a long weekend, these are the athletes that rose to the top.
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Fittest Overall Leaderboard
The Semifinal served as a final for athletes in the Vision, Intellectual, Seated With Hip Function, Seated Without Hip Function, and Short Stature divisions. The athletes who took home wins in these divisions have therefore been crowned the fittest overall.
Note: The leaderboards will be finalized no more than a week after the competitions end, per the CrossFit Games Rulebook. This article will be updated to confirm which athletes secured top spots when the information becomes available.
Vision
Men
Chris Fair (570 points)
(T-1) David Millings (570 points)
Marc Gil Manzanares (540 points)
Rafael Arevalo (490 points)
Guillo Ocaña (435 points)
Souren Dasnavard (400 points)
Jonathan Lyens (390 points)
Tom Du Preez (385 points)
Jono Heenan (380 points)
Fabian Ayala (375 points)
Women
Erica Powell (565 points)
Lucy Hodges (555 points)
Allyson Steele (510 points)
Carla Sanfilippo (490 points)
Kimberley Dekeyrel (475 points)
Hanna Korpela (470 points)
Bex Kenton (225 points)
Lucero Marquez (0 points)
Melody Steyn (0 points)
Intellectual
Men
Landon Payne (570 points)
Maximo Morrison (555 points)
Loic Jacobowsky (505 points)
Luca Lima (490 points)
Jayce Pollard (480 points)
Nevin Smith (435 points)
Lance King (375 points)
Vann Smith (315 points)
Hamad Almousa (260 points)
Laurent Blitgen (220 points)
Women
Hailey Melakian (575 points)
Cassidty Lundskog (560 points)
Julia Lane (535 points)
Kristy Prater (445 points)
Allie Price (380 points)
Alexis Reid (350 points)
Gabriella Markopoulos (285 points)
Iesha Ellwood (280 points)
Natalie Brennan (165 points)
Emma Robson (0 points)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (590 points)
Michael Egan (555 points)
Fabrício Taveira (485 points)
Travis Hasenkamp (470 points)
Brett Palser (465 points)
Fidel Bobadilla Jr. (455 points)
Lawrence Green (445 points)
Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (390 points)
(T-8) Antonio Flores (390 points)
Roux Timothy (375 points)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (595 points)
Shana Coissard (535 points)
Ellen Field (530 points)
Rebecca Nagel (510 points)
Amanda Redner (470 points)
Jessica Cox (425 points)
Stacey Mitchell (415 points)
Jasmine Mock (405 points)
Elizabeth Foster (385 points)
Josie Portell (220 points)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Kevin Ogar (565 points)
Simon Farre (555 points)
Jedidiah Snelson (535 points)
Wacey Morrison (485 points)
Leandro Domingos (425 points)
Diego Coelho (425 points)
Tom Green (420 points)
Gabriel Araujo (405 points)
Alex Bouder (335 points)
Jason Ross (330 points)
Women
Andrea Wilson (595 points)
Neslie Bernardi (565 points)
Elena Pietroni (550 points)
Jillian Harpin (495 points)
Kailin Pippenger (470 points)
(T-5) Jesi Stracham (470 points)
Pearl Beck (310 points)
Sydney Fowler (220 points)
JeLynn Tatum (80 points)
Meggie Gay (0 points)
(T-10) Jasmine Schlick (0 points)
Short Stature
Men
Timothy Murray (555 points)
Sean Highfill (535 points)
(T-2) Mike Witous (535 points)
Pablo Sancho (495 points)
(T-4) William Noble (495 points)
Blaze Foster (465 points)
Michal Lagosz (455 points)
Juan Serrano Torres (430 points)
Tomáš Ladman (0 points)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (600 points)
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Madison-Bound Overall Leaderboard
The top five competitors in the Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity divisions will be moving on to compete in Madison in August. Brett Horchar in men’s Neuromuscular won first in the starting three events, and took home second in the fourth and sixth. This dominant performance landed him first overall in his division. Alyssa Kobela on the women’s Neuromuscular side never finished lower than third to secure her first-place finish overall.
In men’s Upper Extremity, Games veteran Casey Acree finished second in the first event, but bounced back with first place wins in the next four events. That wasn’t entirely surprising, given his first-place finish in six of seven events during the 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games. He also won the 2022 CrossFit Open across the world in his division, and is poised for another dominant performance in Madison this year.
[Related: 2022 CrossFit Age Group Semifinals Results and Recap]
Note: The top five athletes from each division will move on to the Games. The leaderboards will be finalized no more than a week after the competitions end, per the CrossFit Games Rulebook. This article will be updated to confirm which athletes secured top spots when the information becomes available.
Neuromuscular
Men
Brett Horchar (565 points)
Benjamin Fallon (510 points)
(T-3) Jonatan Castro Silva (510 points)
Jeremie Perera (480 points)
Bart Walsh (465 points)
Kevin Maijer (430 points)
(T-6) Chris Schmulbach (430 points)
Kyle Jaunich (390 points)
Jonathan Garson (325 points)
Revo Somersille (320 points)
Women
Alyssa Kobela (575 points)
Letchen du Plessis (525 points)
Morgan Johnson (510 points)
Leila Ives (480 points)
Lauren Taylor (460 points)
Krista Davidson (410 points)
Noelle Henderson (405 points)
Jordan Ingalsbe (375 points)
Shannon Ogar (370 points)
Lauren Sall (340 points)
Lower Extremity
Men
Charles Pienaar (535 points)
Elliot Young (500 points)
Ole Kristian Antonsen (485 points)
Rogan Dean (480 points)
Luke Reeson (430 points)
Seraphin Perier (410 points)
Hildon Carvalho (395 points)
Michael Shippley (390 points)
Vincent Cavazos (385 points)
Felipe Maturana Infante (325 points)
Women
Valerie Cohen (575 points)
Amy Bream (510 points)
Natalie Rovirosa (505 points)
Molly Moore (470 points)
Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (465 points)
Giuliana Flores (445 points)
Sarah Rudder (415 points)
Sara Martinez (395 points)
Rosario Ugarte (390 points)
Lisa Fosnough (360 points)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (570 points)
Josue Maldonado (520 points)
Alexis Fiorucci (510 points)
Samuel Pera (485 points)
Xabier Osa Medes (465 points)
John Avellar (445 points)
Breki ÞÓRÐARSON (410 points)
Eric Brown (360 points)
Rian Soares (355 points)
Lorenzo Casedei (345 points)
Women
Anne-Laure Coutencaeu (515 points)
Elizabeth Bride (500 points)
Camille Vigneault (480 points)
(T-3) Eileen Quinn (480 points)
Christina Mazzullo (445 points)
Genevieve Tidwell (435 points)
Elaine Rocco (430 points)
Amber Kellehner (360 points)
Latoya George (340 points)
(T-9) Julie Høj (340 points)
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Event Results
The events sprawled out over four days, leaving the leaderboards wide open to changes across the weekend. But a few athletes consistently topped their divisions. Amalia Ortuño took home first place in five of the six events in the Seated With Hip Function women’s division. In women’s Vision, Lucy Hodges never ranked lower than fourth, with two first-place finishes, earning her second in her division after Erica Powell.
On the men’s Intellectual side, Landon Payne earned first and second in the first four events and third in the final two, with Lance King taking first in workouts two and three. For the women’s Intellectual division, Hailey Melakian and Cassidty Lundskog battled closely, with Melakian taking second place in five of six events (she earned first in the Event 2), while Lundskog never let herself slip lower than fourth. Ultimately, Melakian and Lundskog secured themselves the top two division spots.
Event 1
For time:
500-meter row
30 bench presses
1,000-meter row
20 bench presses
2,000-meter row
10 bench presses
Time cap: 30 minutes
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
Chris Fair (20:04)
Souren Dasnavard (21:03)
David Millings (21:13)
Women
Lucy Hodges (66 reps)
Erica Powell (63 reps)
Carla Sanfilippo (62 reps)
Intellectual
Men
Landon Payne (11:05)
Lance King (11:11)
Maximon Morrison (11:53)
Women
Cassidty Lundskog (12:13)
Hailey Melakian (14:34)
Kristy Prater (17:23)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (11:37)
Michael Egan (12:50)
Fidel Bobadilla Jr. (13:59)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (14:12)
Amanda Redner (16:37)
Ellen Field (19:06)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Kevin Ogar (11:51)
Jedidiah Snelson (14:11)
Simon Farre (14:46)
Women
Andrea Wilson (17:02)
Neslie Bernardi (19:25)
Elena Pietroni (26:36)
Short Stature
Men
Timothy Murray (13:08)
Blaze Foster (14:16)
Sean Highfill (14:41)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (24:05)
Neuromuscular
Men
Brett Horchar (9:33)
Bart Walsh (11:44)
Jonathan Garson (12:42)
Women
Letchen du Plessis (12:56)
Alyssa Kobela (13:58)
Krista Davidson (15:52)
Lower Extremity
Men
Rogan Dean (15:07)
Charles Pienaar (15:22)
Ole Kristian Antonsen (16:59)
Women
Molly Moore (18:19)
Valerie Cohen (18:40)
Amy Bream (20:50)
Upper Extremity
Men
Samuel Pera (15:33)
Casey Acree (15:38)
Josue Maldonado (15:47)
Women
Camille Vigneault (20:14)
Genevieve Tidwell (21:20)
Amber Kelleher (21:43)
Event 2
10 rounds for time:
3 snatches
3 burpees over the bar
Time cap: 10 minutes
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
David Millings (3:49)
Chris Fair (4:03)
Marc Gil Manzanares (4:15)
Women
Erica Powell (5:13)
Kimberley Dekeyrel (6:17)
Ludy Hodges (6:50)
Intellectual
Men
Lance King (4:34)
Landon Payne (5:26)
Lucas Lima (6:05)
Women
Hailey Melakian (6:13)
Cassidty Lundskog (7:17)
Kristy Prater (7:29)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (3:26)
Michael Egan (3:32)
Fabrício Taveira (3:35)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (3:20)
Ellen Field (4:46)
Shana Coissard (5:09)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Kevin Ogar (3:13)
Leandro Domingos (3:27)
Simon Farre (3:36)
Women
Andrea Wilson (3:33)
Elena Pietroni (4:52)
Neslie Bernardi (5:05)
Short Stature
Men
Timothy Murray (2:27)
Sean Highfill (2:57)
Mike Witous (3:06)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (4:10)
Neuromuscular
Men
Breet Horchar (2:44)
Kevin Maijer (3:04)
Jeremie Perera (3:08)
Women
Alyssa Kobela (3:26)
Morgan Johnson (3:30)
Leila Ives (3:43)
Lower Extremity
Men
Rogan Dean (3:02)
Elliot Young (3:03)
Charles Pienaar (3:17)
Women
Valerie Cohen (3:06)
Molly Moore (4:14)
Amy Bream (4:25)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (2:22)
Samuel Pera (2:32)
Joshue Maldonado (2:37)
Women
Elaine Rocco (2:41)
Anne-Laure Coutenceau (2:48)
Christina Mazzullo (3:00)
Event 3
As many reps as possible in 10 minutes:
10 pull-ups
20 dumbbell shoulder-to-overheads (10 left, 10 right)
30 double-unders
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
Marc Gill Manzanares (551 reps)
Rafael Arevalo (492 reps)
David Millings (480 reps)
Chris Fair (480 reps)
Women
Lucy Hodges (263 reps)
Erica Powell (244 reps)
Allyson Steele (242 reps)
Intellectual
Men
Lance King (387 reps)
Landon Payne (300 reps)
Maximo Morrison (198 reps)
Women
Julia Lane (65 reps)
Hailey Melakian (64 reps)
Cassidty Lundskog (5 reps)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (538 reps)
Travis Hasenkamp (420 reps)
Michael Egan (378 reps)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (600 reps)
Ellen Field (453 reps)
Rebecca Nagel (420 reps)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Kevin Ogar (640 reps)
Simon Farre (609 reps)
Jedidiah Snelson (600 reps)
Women
Neslie Bernardi (559 reps)
Andrea Wilson (550 reps)
Elena Pietroni (377 reps)
Short Stature
Men
Pablo Sancho (470 reps)
Michal Lagosz (382 reps)
Mike Witous (310 reps)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (30 reps)
Neuromuscular
Men
Brett Horchar (600 reps)
Jonatan Castro Silva (600 reps)
Benjamin Fallon (575 reps)
Women
Krista Davidson (531 reps)
Morgan Johnson (510 reps)
Alyssa Kobela (499 reps)
Lower Extremity
Men
Ole Kristian Antonsen (623 reps)
Seraphin Perier (557 reps)
Elliot Young (528 reps)
Women
Valerie Cohen (442 reps)
Natalie Rovirosa (410 reps)
Amy Bream (377 reps)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (466 reps)
Alexis Fiorucci (388 reps)
Rian Soares (383 reps)
Women
Anne-Laure Coutenceau (450 reps)
Christina Mazzullo (372 reps)
Eileen Quinn (364 reps)
Event 4
For time:
40 toes-to-bar
8 front-rack kettlebell carries (25 feet)
40 toes-to-bar
8 front-rack kettlebell carries (25 feet)
20 kettlebell box step-ups
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
Chris Fair (6:40)
David Millings (8:01)
Rafael Arevalo (8:37)
Women
Kimberley Dekeyrel (10:27)
Lucy Hodges (11:39)
Erica Powell (12:36)
Intellectual
Men
Landon Payne (5:32)
Maximo Morrison (6:18)
Loic Jacobowsky (6:23)
Women
Julia Lane (5:46)
Hailey Melakian (7:19)
Natalie Brennan (10:26)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (7:14)
Michael Egan (8:17)
Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (11:50)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (6:52)
Shana Coissard (8:42)
Rebecca Nagel (10:41)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Simon Farre (7:47)
Gabriel Araujo (8:29)
Jedidiah Snelson (9:06)
Women
Andrea Wilson (8:15)
Elena Pietroni (10:35)
Neslie Bernardi (108 reps)
Short Stature
Men
William Noble (7:49)
Sean Highfill (8:33)
Timothy Murray (9:55)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (11:38)
Neuromuscular
Men
Benjamin Fallon (5:21)
Brett Horchar (5:26)
Bart Walsh (6:08)
Women
Krista Davidson (6:38)
Alyssa Kobela (7:21)
Lauren Taylor (7:53)
Lower Extremity
Men
Vinicius Alves (9:06)
Charles Pienaar (9:23)
Derek Weida (10:00)
Women
Valerie Cohen (13:37)
Amy Bream (14:06)
Allison Jones (97 reps)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (5:01)
Alexis Fiorucci (5:50)
Samuel Pera (5:55)
Women
Camille Vigneault (5:49)
Eileen Quinn (6:12)
Elizabeth Bride (6:26)
Event 5
Starting every two minutes until the reps cannot be completed in the interval:
25 wall-ball shots (add five repetitions after each two minute interval)
Workout 6 began immediately following the two-minute interval in which the athlete couldn’t successfully complete the wall-ball shots.
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
Chris Fair (147)
David Millings (120)
Marc Gil Manzanares (115)
Women
Kimberley Dekeryel (119)
Allyson Steele (113)
Erica Powell (112)
Intellectual
Men
Loic Jacobowsky (169)
Maximo Morrison (110)
Landon Payne (85)
Women
Cassidty Lundskog (98)
Hailey Melakian (44)
Kristy Prater (12)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Lawrence Green (86)
Tom Miazga (82)
Fabrício Taveira (77)
Women
Ellen Field (340)
Amalia Ortuño (81)
Shana Coissard (79)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Simon Farre (219)
Kevin Ogar (211)
Wacey Morrison (125)
Women
Andrea Wilson (164)
Neslie Bernardi (118)
Elena Pietroni (1)
Kailin Pippenger (1)
Jillian Harpin (1)
Pearl Beck (1)
Jesi Stracham (1)
Short Stature
Men
Timothy Murray (280)
Pablo Sancho (280)
Mike Witous (257)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (22)
Neuromuscular
Men
Benjamin Fallon (340)
Kyle Jaunich (293)
Jeremie Perera (272)
Women
Letchen du Plessis (408)
Alyssa Kobela (250)
Leila Ives (220)
Lower Extremity
Men
Luke Reeson (235)
Ole Kristian Antonsen (212)
Hildon Carvalho (162)
Women
Natalie Rovirosa (127)
Helen Scott (116)
Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (86)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (291)
Xabier Osa Mendes (263)
Alexis Fiorucci (252)
Women
Elizabeth Bridge (277)
Eileen Quinn (261)
Anne-Laure Coutenceau (221)
Event 6
Beginning immediately after Event 5:
1-rep max clean & jerk, beginning immediately after Event 5
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
David Millings (216 pounds)
Guillo Ocaña (215 pounds)
Marc Gil Manzanares (198 pounds)
Women
Kimberley Dekeyrel (110 pounds)
Erica Powell (103 pounds)
Carla Sanfilippo (100 pounds)
Intellectual
Men
Maximo Morrison (205 pounds)
Lucas Lima (174 pounds)
Landon Payne (165 pounds)
Women
Kristy Prater (137 pounds)
Hailey Melakian (125 pounds)
Cassidty Lundskog (120 pounds)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Michael Egan (157 pounds)
Tom Miazga (151 pounds)
Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (150 pounds)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (125 pounds)
Amanda Redner (115 pounds)
Shana Coissard (88 pounds)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Tom Green (150 pounds)
Kevin Ogar (145 pounds)
Jedidiah Snelson (144 pounds)
Women
Andrea Wilson (98 pounds)
Neslie Bernardi (90 pounds)
Elena Pietroni (75 pounds)
Short Stature
Men
Sean Highfill (194 pounds)
Mike Mitous (165 pounds)
Timothy Murray (150 pounds)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (70 pounds)
Neuromuscular
Men
Kevin Maijer (271 pounds)
Brett Horchar (265 pounds)
Jeremie Perera (259 pounds)
Women
Alysssa Kobela (175 pounds)
Letchen du Plessis (172 pounds)
Lauren Taylor (150 pounds)
Lower Extremity
Men
Rogan Dean (275 pounds)
Charles Pienaar (260 pounds)
Michael Shippley (260 pounds)
Women
Valierie Cohen (167 pounds)
Molly Moore (160 pounds)
Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (145 pounds)
Upper Extremity
Men
Josue Maldonado (496 pounds)
Samuel Pera (461 pounds)
John Avellar (456 pounds)
Women
Camille Vigneault (395 pounds)
Amber Kelleher (305 pounds)
Latoya George (301 pounds)
On to the Games
Not all of the top athletes from the Adaptive Semifinal will be heading to the Games — having already been crowned the fittest — but the top five athletes from the Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity divisions will be joining their peers in Madison, WI for the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games, slated for Aug. 3-7.
Ahead of the Games, June 10-12 will mark the last weekend of the Semifinals. The CrossFit Copa Sur, Strength in Depth, and Atlas Games will take the Semifinals across the globe, from Vitória and England to Québec. The Last-Chance Qualifier will be held the week of June 29 – July 1, 2022. It will give athletes who’ve just missed their tickets one more swing at Madison.
Featured Image: @crossfitgames / Instagram
The third weekend of the 2022 CrossFit Semifinals saw a lot of action around the world. From the in-person Far East Throwdown in Busan, South Korea and Granite Games in Eagan, MN to the virtual competitions for the Age Group (50+) and Adaptive Semifinals, CrossFit fans and athletes had a lot to look forward to coming into the start of June.
Held virtually for the top 20 athletes in each of the 16 adaptive divisions, the Adaptive Semifinal took place from June 2-5. The stakes were high for athletes across every division, but they were slightly different across divisions. Three divisions — Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity — will be sending their top five athletes to compete in Madison. The winners from remaining five divisions — Vision, Intellectual, Seated With Hip Function, Seated Without Hip Function, and Short Stature — were crowned the fittest.
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[Related: 2022 CrossFit Fittest in Cape Town Semifinals Results and Recap]
The top 20 athletes from the 2022 Open in each division came out to see who could best conquer the six Semifinal workouts. At the end of a long weekend, these are the athletes that rose to the top.
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Fittest Overall Leaderboard
The Semifinal served as a final for athletes in the Vision, Intellectual, Seated With Hip Function, Seated Without Hip Function, and Short Stature divisions. The athletes who took home wins in these divisions have therefore been crowned the fittest overall.
Note: The leaderboards will be finalized no more than a week after the competitions end, per the CrossFit Games Rulebook. This article will be updated to confirm which athletes secured top spots when the information becomes available.
Vision
Men
[*]Chris Fair (570 points)
[*](T-1) David Millings (570 points)
[*]Marc Gil Manzanares (540 points)
[*]Rafael Arevalo (490 points)
[*]Guillo Ocaña (435 points)
[*]Souren Dasnavard (400 points)
[*]Jonathan Lyens (390 points)
[*]Tom Du Preez (385 points)
[*]Jono Heenan (380 points)
[*]Fabian Ayala (375 points)
Women
[*]Erica Powell (565 points)
[*]Lucy Hodges (555 points)
[*]Allyson Steele (510 points)
[*]Carla Sanfilippo (490 points)
[*]Kimberley Dekeyrel (475 points)
[*]Hanna Korpela (470 points)
[*]Bex Kenton (225 points)
[*]Lucero Marquez (0 points)
[*]Melody Steyn (0 points)
Intellectual
Men
[*]Landon Payne (570 points)
[*]Maximo Morrison (555 points)
[*]Loic Jacobowsky (505 points)
[*]Luca Lima (490 points)
[*]Jayce Pollard (480 points)
[*]Nevin Smith (435 points)
[*]Lance King (375 points)
[*]Vann Smith (315 points)
[*]Hamad Almousa (260 points)
[*]Laurent Blitgen (220 points)
Women
[*]Hailey Melakian (575 points)
[*]Cassidty Lundskog (560 points)
[*]Julia Lane (535 points)
[*]Kristy Prater (445 points)
[*]Allie Price (380 points)
[*]Alexis Reid (350 points)
[*]Gabriella Markopoulos (285 points)
[*]Iesha Ellwood (280 points)
[*]Natalie Brennan (165 points)
[*]Emma Robson (0 points)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
[*]Tom Miazga (590 points)
[*]Michael Egan (555 points)
[*]Fabrício Taveira (485 points)
[*]Travis Hasenkamp (470 points)
[*]Brett Palser (465 points)
[*]Fidel Bobadilla Jr. (455 points)
[*]Lawrence Green (445 points)
[*]Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (390 points)
[*](T-8) Antonio Flores (390 points)
[*]Roux Timothy (375 points)
Women
[*]Amalia Ortuño (595 points)
[*]Shana Coissard (535 points)
[*]Ellen Field (530 points)
[*]Rebecca Nagel (510 points)
[*]Amanda Redner (470 points)
[*]Jessica Cox (425 points)
[*]Stacey Mitchell (415 points)
[*]Jasmine Mock (405 points)
[*]Elizabeth Foster (385 points)
[*]Josie Portell (220 points)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
[*]Kevin Ogar (565 points)
[*]Simon Farre (555 points)
[*]Jedidiah Snelson (535 points)
[*]Wacey Morrison (485 points)
[*]Leandro Domingos (425 points)
[*]Diego Coelho (425 points)
[*]Tom Green (420 points)
[*]Gabriel Araujo (405 points)
[*]Alex Bouder (335 points)
[*]Jason Ross (330 points)
Women
[*]Andrea Wilson (595 points)
[*]Neslie Bernardi (565 points)
[*]Elena Pietroni (550 points)
[*]Jillian Harpin (495 points)
[*]Kailin Pippenger (470 points)
[*](T-5) Jesi Stracham (470 points)
[*]Pearl Beck (310 points)
[*]Sydney Fowler (220 points)
[*]JeLynn Tatum (80 points)
[*]Meggie Gay (0 points)
[*](T-10) Jasmine Schlick (0 points)
Short Stature
Men
The top five competitors in the Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity divisions will be moving on to compete in Madison in August. Brett Horchar in men’s Neuromuscular won first in the starting three events, and took home second in the fourth and sixth. This dominant performance landed him first overall in his division. Alyssa Kobela on the women’s Neuromuscular side never finished lower than third to secure her first-place finish overall.
In men’s Upper Extremity, Games veteran Casey Acree finished second in the first event, but bounced back with first place wins in the next four events. That wasn’t entirely surprising, given his first-place finish in six of seven events during the 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games. He also won the 2022 CrossFit Open across the world in his division, and is poised for another dominant performance in Madison this year.
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[Related: 2022 CrossFit Age Group Semifinals Results and Recap]
Note: The top five athletes from each division will move on to the Games. The leaderboards will be finalized no more than a week after the competitions end, per the CrossFit Games Rulebook. This article will be updated to confirm which athletes secured top spots when the information becomes available.
Neuromuscular
Men
[*]Brett Horchar (565 points)
[*]Benjamin Fallon (510 points)
[*](T-3) Jonatan Castro Silva (510 points)
[*]Jeremie Perera (480 points)
[*]Bart Walsh (465 points)
[*]Kevin Maijer (430 points)
[*](T-6) Chris Schmulbach (430 points)
[*]Kyle Jaunich (390 points)
[*]Jonathan Garson (325 points)
[*]Revo Somersille (320 points)
Women
[*]Alyssa Kobela (575 points)
[*]Letchen du Plessis (525 points)
[*]Morgan Johnson (510 points)
[*]Leila Ives (480 points)
[*]Lauren Taylor (460 points)
[*]Krista Davidson (410 points)
[*]Noelle Henderson (405 points)
[*]Jordan Ingalsbe (375 points)
[*]Shannon Ogar (370 points)
[*]Lauren Sall (340 points)
Lower Extremity
Men
[*]Charles Pienaar (535 points)
[*]Elliot Young (500 points)
[*]Ole Kristian Antonsen (485 points)
[*]Rogan Dean (480 points)
[*]Luke Reeson (430 points)
[*]Seraphin Perier (410 points)
[*]Hildon Carvalho (395 points)
[*]Michael Shippley (390 points)
[*]Vincent Cavazos (385 points)
[*]Felipe Maturana Infante (325 points)
Women
[*]Valerie Cohen (575 points)
[*]Amy Bream (510 points)
[*]Natalie Rovirosa (505 points)
[*]Molly Moore (470 points)
[*]Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (465 points)
[*]Giuliana Flores (445 points)
[*]Sarah Rudder (415 points)
[*]Sara Martinez (395 points)
[*]Rosario Ugarte (390 points)
[*]Lisa Fosnough (360 points)
Upper Extremity
Men
[*]Casey Acree (570 points)
[*]Josue Maldonado (520 points)
[*]Alexis Fiorucci (510 points)
[*]Samuel Pera (485 points)
[*]Xabier Osa Medes (465 points)
[*]John Avellar (445 points)
[*]Breki ÞÓRÐARSON (410 points)
[*]Eric Brown (360 points)
[*]Rian Soares (355 points)
[*]Lorenzo Casedei (345 points)
Women
[*]Anne-Laure Coutencaeu (515 points)
[*]Elizabeth Bride (500 points)
[*]Camille Vigneault (480 points)
[*](T-3) Eileen Quinn (480 points)
[*]Christina Mazzullo (445 points)
[*]Genevieve Tidwell (435 points)
[*]Elaine Rocco (430 points)
[*]Amber Kellehner (360 points)
[*]Latoya George (340 points)
[*](T-9) Julie Høj (340 points)
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Event Results
The events sprawled out over four days, leaving the leaderboards wide open to changes across the weekend. But a few athletes consistently topped their divisions. Amalia Ortuño took home first place in five of the six events in the Seated With Hip Function women’s division. In women’s Vision, Lucy Hodges never ranked lower than fourth, with two first-place finishes, earning her second in her division after Erica Powell.
On the men’s Intellectual side, Landon Payne earned first and second in the first four events and third in the final two, with Lance King taking first in workouts two and three. For the women’s Intellectual division, Hailey Melakian and Cassidty Lundskog battled closely, with Melakian taking second place in five of six events (she earned first in the Event 2), while Lundskog never let herself slip lower than fourth. Ultimately, Melakian and Lundskog secured themselves the top two division spots.
Event 1
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10 rounds for time:
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As many reps as possible in 10 minutes:
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For time:
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Starting every two minutes until the reps cannot be completed in the interval:
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Beginning immediately after Event 5:
1-rep max clean & jerk, beginning immediately after Event 5
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Not all of the top athletes from the Adaptive Semifinal will be heading to the Games — having already been crowned the fittest — but the top five athletes from the Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity divisions will be joining their peers in Madison, WI for the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games, slated for Aug. 3-7.
Ahead of the Games, June 10-12 will mark the last weekend of the Semifinals. The CrossFit Copa Sur, Strength in Depth, and Atlas Games will take the Semifinals across the globe, from Vitória and England to Québec. The Last-Chance Qualifier will be held the week of June 29 – July 1, 2022. It will give athletes who’ve just missed their tickets one more swing at Madison.
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Held virtually for the top 20 athletes in each of the 16 adaptive divisions, the Adaptive Semifinal took place from June 2-5. The stakes were high for athletes across every division, but they were slightly different across divisions. Three divisions — Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity — will be sending their top five athletes to compete in Madison. The winners from remaining five divisions — Vision, Intellectual, Seated With Hip Function, Seated Without Hip Function, and Short Stature — were crowned the fittest.
[Related: 2022 CrossFit Fittest in Cape Town Semifinals Results and Recap]
The top 20 athletes from the 2022 Open in each division came out to see who could best conquer the six Semifinal workouts. At the end of a long weekend, these are the athletes that rose to the top.
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Fittest Overall Leaderboard
The Semifinal served as a final for athletes in the Vision, Intellectual, Seated With Hip Function, Seated Without Hip Function, and Short Stature divisions. The athletes who took home wins in these divisions have therefore been crowned the fittest overall.
Note: The leaderboards will be finalized no more than a week after the competitions end, per the CrossFit Games Rulebook. This article will be updated to confirm which athletes secured top spots when the information becomes available.
Vision
Men
Chris Fair (570 points)
(T-1) David Millings (570 points)
Marc Gil Manzanares (540 points)
Rafael Arevalo (490 points)
Guillo Ocaña (435 points)
Souren Dasnavard (400 points)
Jonathan Lyens (390 points)
Tom Du Preez (385 points)
Jono Heenan (380 points)
Fabian Ayala (375 points)
Women
Erica Powell (565 points)
Lucy Hodges (555 points)
Allyson Steele (510 points)
Carla Sanfilippo (490 points)
Kimberley Dekeyrel (475 points)
Hanna Korpela (470 points)
Bex Kenton (225 points)
Lucero Marquez (0 points)
Melody Steyn (0 points)
Intellectual
Men
Landon Payne (570 points)
Maximo Morrison (555 points)
Loic Jacobowsky (505 points)
Luca Lima (490 points)
Jayce Pollard (480 points)
Nevin Smith (435 points)
Lance King (375 points)
Vann Smith (315 points)
Hamad Almousa (260 points)
Laurent Blitgen (220 points)
Women
Hailey Melakian (575 points)
Cassidty Lundskog (560 points)
Julia Lane (535 points)
Kristy Prater (445 points)
Allie Price (380 points)
Alexis Reid (350 points)
Gabriella Markopoulos (285 points)
Iesha Ellwood (280 points)
Natalie Brennan (165 points)
Emma Robson (0 points)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (590 points)
Michael Egan (555 points)
Fabrício Taveira (485 points)
Travis Hasenkamp (470 points)
Brett Palser (465 points)
Fidel Bobadilla Jr. (455 points)
Lawrence Green (445 points)
Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (390 points)
(T-8) Antonio Flores (390 points)
Roux Timothy (375 points)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (595 points)
Shana Coissard (535 points)
Ellen Field (530 points)
Rebecca Nagel (510 points)
Amanda Redner (470 points)
Jessica Cox (425 points)
Stacey Mitchell (415 points)
Jasmine Mock (405 points)
Elizabeth Foster (385 points)
Josie Portell (220 points)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Kevin Ogar (565 points)
Simon Farre (555 points)
Jedidiah Snelson (535 points)
Wacey Morrison (485 points)
Leandro Domingos (425 points)
Diego Coelho (425 points)
Tom Green (420 points)
Gabriel Araujo (405 points)
Alex Bouder (335 points)
Jason Ross (330 points)
Women
Andrea Wilson (595 points)
Neslie Bernardi (565 points)
Elena Pietroni (550 points)
Jillian Harpin (495 points)
Kailin Pippenger (470 points)
(T-5) Jesi Stracham (470 points)
Pearl Beck (310 points)
Sydney Fowler (220 points)
JeLynn Tatum (80 points)
Meggie Gay (0 points)
(T-10) Jasmine Schlick (0 points)
Short Stature
Men
Timothy Murray (555 points)
Sean Highfill (535 points)
(T-2) Mike Witous (535 points)
Pablo Sancho (495 points)
(T-4) William Noble (495 points)
Blaze Foster (465 points)
Michal Lagosz (455 points)
Juan Serrano Torres (430 points)
Tomáš Ladman (0 points)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (600 points)
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Madison-Bound Overall Leaderboard
The top five competitors in the Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity divisions will be moving on to compete in Madison in August. Brett Horchar in men’s Neuromuscular won first in the starting three events, and took home second in the fourth and sixth. This dominant performance landed him first overall in his division. Alyssa Kobela on the women’s Neuromuscular side never finished lower than third to secure her first-place finish overall.
In men’s Upper Extremity, Games veteran Casey Acree finished second in the first event, but bounced back with first place wins in the next four events. That wasn’t entirely surprising, given his first-place finish in six of seven events during the 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games. He also won the 2022 CrossFit Open across the world in his division, and is poised for another dominant performance in Madison this year.
[Related: 2022 CrossFit Age Group Semifinals Results and Recap]
Note: The top five athletes from each division will move on to the Games. The leaderboards will be finalized no more than a week after the competitions end, per the CrossFit Games Rulebook. This article will be updated to confirm which athletes secured top spots when the information becomes available.
Neuromuscular
Men
Brett Horchar (565 points)
Benjamin Fallon (510 points)
(T-3) Jonatan Castro Silva (510 points)
Jeremie Perera (480 points)
Bart Walsh (465 points)
Kevin Maijer (430 points)
(T-6) Chris Schmulbach (430 points)
Kyle Jaunich (390 points)
Jonathan Garson (325 points)
Revo Somersille (320 points)
Women
Alyssa Kobela (575 points)
Letchen du Plessis (525 points)
Morgan Johnson (510 points)
Leila Ives (480 points)
Lauren Taylor (460 points)
Krista Davidson (410 points)
Noelle Henderson (405 points)
Jordan Ingalsbe (375 points)
Shannon Ogar (370 points)
Lauren Sall (340 points)
Lower Extremity
Men
Charles Pienaar (535 points)
Elliot Young (500 points)
Ole Kristian Antonsen (485 points)
Rogan Dean (480 points)
Luke Reeson (430 points)
Seraphin Perier (410 points)
Hildon Carvalho (395 points)
Michael Shippley (390 points)
Vincent Cavazos (385 points)
Felipe Maturana Infante (325 points)
Women
Valerie Cohen (575 points)
Amy Bream (510 points)
Natalie Rovirosa (505 points)
Molly Moore (470 points)
Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (465 points)
Giuliana Flores (445 points)
Sarah Rudder (415 points)
Sara Martinez (395 points)
Rosario Ugarte (390 points)
Lisa Fosnough (360 points)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (570 points)
Josue Maldonado (520 points)
Alexis Fiorucci (510 points)
Samuel Pera (485 points)
Xabier Osa Medes (465 points)
John Avellar (445 points)
Breki ÞÓRÐARSON (410 points)
Eric Brown (360 points)
Rian Soares (355 points)
Lorenzo Casedei (345 points)
Women
Anne-Laure Coutencaeu (515 points)
Elizabeth Bride (500 points)
Camille Vigneault (480 points)
(T-3) Eileen Quinn (480 points)
Christina Mazzullo (445 points)
Genevieve Tidwell (435 points)
Elaine Rocco (430 points)
Amber Kellehner (360 points)
Latoya George (340 points)
(T-9) Julie Høj (340 points)
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Event Results
The events sprawled out over four days, leaving the leaderboards wide open to changes across the weekend. But a few athletes consistently topped their divisions. Amalia Ortuño took home first place in five of the six events in the Seated With Hip Function women’s division. In women’s Vision, Lucy Hodges never ranked lower than fourth, with two first-place finishes, earning her second in her division after Erica Powell.
On the men’s Intellectual side, Landon Payne earned first and second in the first four events and third in the final two, with Lance King taking first in workouts two and three. For the women’s Intellectual division, Hailey Melakian and Cassidty Lundskog battled closely, with Melakian taking second place in five of six events (she earned first in the Event 2), while Lundskog never let herself slip lower than fourth. Ultimately, Melakian and Lundskog secured themselves the top two division spots.
Event 1
For time:
500-meter row
30 bench presses
1,000-meter row
20 bench presses
2,000-meter row
10 bench presses
Time cap: 30 minutes
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
Chris Fair (20:04)
Souren Dasnavard (21:03)
David Millings (21:13)
Women
Lucy Hodges (66 reps)
Erica Powell (63 reps)
Carla Sanfilippo (62 reps)
Intellectual
Men
Landon Payne (11:05)
Lance King (11:11)
Maximon Morrison (11:53)
Women
Cassidty Lundskog (12:13)
Hailey Melakian (14:34)
Kristy Prater (17:23)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (11:37)
Michael Egan (12:50)
Fidel Bobadilla Jr. (13:59)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (14:12)
Amanda Redner (16:37)
Ellen Field (19:06)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Kevin Ogar (11:51)
Jedidiah Snelson (14:11)
Simon Farre (14:46)
Women
Andrea Wilson (17:02)
Neslie Bernardi (19:25)
Elena Pietroni (26:36)
Short Stature
Men
Timothy Murray (13:08)
Blaze Foster (14:16)
Sean Highfill (14:41)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (24:05)
Neuromuscular
Men
Brett Horchar (9:33)
Bart Walsh (11:44)
Jonathan Garson (12:42)
Women
Letchen du Plessis (12:56)
Alyssa Kobela (13:58)
Krista Davidson (15:52)
Lower Extremity
Men
Rogan Dean (15:07)
Charles Pienaar (15:22)
Ole Kristian Antonsen (16:59)
Women
Molly Moore (18:19)
Valerie Cohen (18:40)
Amy Bream (20:50)
Upper Extremity
Men
Samuel Pera (15:33)
Casey Acree (15:38)
Josue Maldonado (15:47)
Women
Camille Vigneault (20:14)
Genevieve Tidwell (21:20)
Amber Kelleher (21:43)
Event 2
10 rounds for time:
3 snatches
3 burpees over the bar
Time cap: 10 minutes
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
David Millings (3:49)
Chris Fair (4:03)
Marc Gil Manzanares (4:15)
Women
Erica Powell (5:13)
Kimberley Dekeyrel (6:17)
Ludy Hodges (6:50)
Intellectual
Men
Lance King (4:34)
Landon Payne (5:26)
Lucas Lima (6:05)
Women
Hailey Melakian (6:13)
Cassidty Lundskog (7:17)
Kristy Prater (7:29)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (3:26)
Michael Egan (3:32)
Fabrício Taveira (3:35)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (3:20)
Ellen Field (4:46)
Shana Coissard (5:09)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Kevin Ogar (3:13)
Leandro Domingos (3:27)
Simon Farre (3:36)
Women
Andrea Wilson (3:33)
Elena Pietroni (4:52)
Neslie Bernardi (5:05)
Short Stature
Men
Timothy Murray (2:27)
Sean Highfill (2:57)
Mike Witous (3:06)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (4:10)
Neuromuscular
Men
Breet Horchar (2:44)
Kevin Maijer (3:04)
Jeremie Perera (3:08)
Women
Alyssa Kobela (3:26)
Morgan Johnson (3:30)
Leila Ives (3:43)
Lower Extremity
Men
Rogan Dean (3:02)
Elliot Young (3:03)
Charles Pienaar (3:17)
Women
Valerie Cohen (3:06)
Molly Moore (4:14)
Amy Bream (4:25)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (2:22)
Samuel Pera (2:32)
Joshue Maldonado (2:37)
Women
Elaine Rocco (2:41)
Anne-Laure Coutenceau (2:48)
Christina Mazzullo (3:00)
Event 3
As many reps as possible in 10 minutes:
10 pull-ups
20 dumbbell shoulder-to-overheads (10 left, 10 right)
30 double-unders
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
Marc Gill Manzanares (551 reps)
Rafael Arevalo (492 reps)
David Millings (480 reps)
Chris Fair (480 reps)
Women
Lucy Hodges (263 reps)
Erica Powell (244 reps)
Allyson Steele (242 reps)
Intellectual
Men
Lance King (387 reps)
Landon Payne (300 reps)
Maximo Morrison (198 reps)
Women
Julia Lane (65 reps)
Hailey Melakian (64 reps)
Cassidty Lundskog (5 reps)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (538 reps)
Travis Hasenkamp (420 reps)
Michael Egan (378 reps)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (600 reps)
Ellen Field (453 reps)
Rebecca Nagel (420 reps)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Kevin Ogar (640 reps)
Simon Farre (609 reps)
Jedidiah Snelson (600 reps)
Women
Neslie Bernardi (559 reps)
Andrea Wilson (550 reps)
Elena Pietroni (377 reps)
Short Stature
Men
Pablo Sancho (470 reps)
Michal Lagosz (382 reps)
Mike Witous (310 reps)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (30 reps)
Neuromuscular
Men
Brett Horchar (600 reps)
Jonatan Castro Silva (600 reps)
Benjamin Fallon (575 reps)
Women
Krista Davidson (531 reps)
Morgan Johnson (510 reps)
Alyssa Kobela (499 reps)
Lower Extremity
Men
Ole Kristian Antonsen (623 reps)
Seraphin Perier (557 reps)
Elliot Young (528 reps)
Women
Valerie Cohen (442 reps)
Natalie Rovirosa (410 reps)
Amy Bream (377 reps)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (466 reps)
Alexis Fiorucci (388 reps)
Rian Soares (383 reps)
Women
Anne-Laure Coutenceau (450 reps)
Christina Mazzullo (372 reps)
Eileen Quinn (364 reps)
Event 4
For time:
40 toes-to-bar
8 front-rack kettlebell carries (25 feet)
40 toes-to-bar
8 front-rack kettlebell carries (25 feet)
20 kettlebell box step-ups
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
Chris Fair (6:40)
David Millings (8:01)
Rafael Arevalo (8:37)
Women
Kimberley Dekeyrel (10:27)
Lucy Hodges (11:39)
Erica Powell (12:36)
Intellectual
Men
Landon Payne (5:32)
Maximo Morrison (6:18)
Loic Jacobowsky (6:23)
Women
Julia Lane (5:46)
Hailey Melakian (7:19)
Natalie Brennan (10:26)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Tom Miazga (7:14)
Michael Egan (8:17)
Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (11:50)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (6:52)
Shana Coissard (8:42)
Rebecca Nagel (10:41)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Simon Farre (7:47)
Gabriel Araujo (8:29)
Jedidiah Snelson (9:06)
Women
Andrea Wilson (8:15)
Elena Pietroni (10:35)
Neslie Bernardi (108 reps)
Short Stature
Men
William Noble (7:49)
Sean Highfill (8:33)
Timothy Murray (9:55)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (11:38)
Neuromuscular
Men
Benjamin Fallon (5:21)
Brett Horchar (5:26)
Bart Walsh (6:08)
Women
Krista Davidson (6:38)
Alyssa Kobela (7:21)
Lauren Taylor (7:53)
Lower Extremity
Men
Vinicius Alves (9:06)
Charles Pienaar (9:23)
Derek Weida (10:00)
Women
Valerie Cohen (13:37)
Amy Bream (14:06)
Allison Jones (97 reps)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (5:01)
Alexis Fiorucci (5:50)
Samuel Pera (5:55)
Women
Camille Vigneault (5:49)
Eileen Quinn (6:12)
Elizabeth Bride (6:26)
Event 5
Starting every two minutes until the reps cannot be completed in the interval:
25 wall-ball shots (add five repetitions after each two minute interval)
Workout 6 began immediately following the two-minute interval in which the athlete couldn’t successfully complete the wall-ball shots.
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
Chris Fair (147)
David Millings (120)
Marc Gil Manzanares (115)
Women
Kimberley Dekeryel (119)
Allyson Steele (113)
Erica Powell (112)
Intellectual
Men
Loic Jacobowsky (169)
Maximo Morrison (110)
Landon Payne (85)
Women
Cassidty Lundskog (98)
Hailey Melakian (44)
Kristy Prater (12)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Lawrence Green (86)
Tom Miazga (82)
Fabrício Taveira (77)
Women
Ellen Field (340)
Amalia Ortuño (81)
Shana Coissard (79)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Simon Farre (219)
Kevin Ogar (211)
Wacey Morrison (125)
Women
Andrea Wilson (164)
Neslie Bernardi (118)
Elena Pietroni (1)
Kailin Pippenger (1)
Jillian Harpin (1)
Pearl Beck (1)
Jesi Stracham (1)
Short Stature
Men
Timothy Murray (280)
Pablo Sancho (280)
Mike Witous (257)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (22)
Neuromuscular
Men
Benjamin Fallon (340)
Kyle Jaunich (293)
Jeremie Perera (272)
Women
Letchen du Plessis (408)
Alyssa Kobela (250)
Leila Ives (220)
Lower Extremity
Men
Luke Reeson (235)
Ole Kristian Antonsen (212)
Hildon Carvalho (162)
Women
Natalie Rovirosa (127)
Helen Scott (116)
Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (86)
Upper Extremity
Men
Casey Acree (291)
Xabier Osa Mendes (263)
Alexis Fiorucci (252)
Women
Elizabeth Bridge (277)
Eileen Quinn (261)
Anne-Laure Coutenceau (221)
Event 6
Beginning immediately after Event 5:
1-rep max clean & jerk, beginning immediately after Event 5
Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Vision
Men
David Millings (216 pounds)
Guillo Ocaña (215 pounds)
Marc Gil Manzanares (198 pounds)
Women
Kimberley Dekeyrel (110 pounds)
Erica Powell (103 pounds)
Carla Sanfilippo (100 pounds)
Intellectual
Men
Maximo Morrison (205 pounds)
Lucas Lima (174 pounds)
Landon Payne (165 pounds)
Women
Kristy Prater (137 pounds)
Hailey Melakian (125 pounds)
Cassidty Lundskog (120 pounds)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
Michael Egan (157 pounds)
Tom Miazga (151 pounds)
Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (150 pounds)
Women
Amalia Ortuño (125 pounds)
Amanda Redner (115 pounds)
Shana Coissard (88 pounds)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
Tom Green (150 pounds)
Kevin Ogar (145 pounds)
Jedidiah Snelson (144 pounds)
Women
Andrea Wilson (98 pounds)
Neslie Bernardi (90 pounds)
Elena Pietroni (75 pounds)
Short Stature
Men
Sean Highfill (194 pounds)
Mike Mitous (165 pounds)
Timothy Murray (150 pounds)
Women
Setareh Emadzadeh (70 pounds)
Neuromuscular
Men
Kevin Maijer (271 pounds)
Brett Horchar (265 pounds)
Jeremie Perera (259 pounds)
Women
Alysssa Kobela (175 pounds)
Letchen du Plessis (172 pounds)
Lauren Taylor (150 pounds)
Lower Extremity
Men
Rogan Dean (275 pounds)
Charles Pienaar (260 pounds)
Michael Shippley (260 pounds)
Women
Valierie Cohen (167 pounds)
Molly Moore (160 pounds)
Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (145 pounds)
Upper Extremity
Men
Josue Maldonado (496 pounds)
Samuel Pera (461 pounds)
John Avellar (456 pounds)
Women
Camille Vigneault (395 pounds)
Amber Kelleher (305 pounds)
Latoya George (301 pounds)
On to the Games
Not all of the top athletes from the Adaptive Semifinal will be heading to the Games — having already been crowned the fittest — but the top five athletes from the Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity divisions will be joining their peers in Madison, WI for the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games, slated for Aug. 3-7.
Ahead of the Games, June 10-12 will mark the last weekend of the Semifinals. The CrossFit Copa Sur, Strength in Depth, and Atlas Games will take the Semifinals across the globe, from Vitória and England to Québec. The Last-Chance Qualifier will be held the week of June 29 – July 1, 2022. It will give athletes who’ve just missed their tickets one more swing at Madison.
Featured Image: @crossfitgames / Instagram
The third weekend of the 2022 CrossFit Semifinals saw a lot of action around the world. From the in-person Far East Throwdown in Busan, South Korea and Granite Games in Eagan, MN to the virtual competitions for the Age Group (50+) and Adaptive Semifinals, CrossFit fans and athletes had a lot to look forward to coming into the start of June.
Held virtually for the top 20 athletes in each of the 16 adaptive divisions, the Adaptive Semifinal took place from June 2-5. The stakes were high for athletes across every division, but they were slightly different across divisions. Three divisions — Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity — will be sending their top five athletes to compete in Madison. The winners from remaining five divisions — Vision, Intellectual, Seated With Hip Function, Seated Without Hip Function, and Short Stature — were crowned the fittest.
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[Related: 2022 CrossFit Fittest in Cape Town Semifinals Results and Recap]
The top 20 athletes from the 2022 Open in each division came out to see who could best conquer the six Semifinal workouts. At the end of a long weekend, these are the athletes that rose to the top.
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Fittest Overall Leaderboard
The Semifinal served as a final for athletes in the Vision, Intellectual, Seated With Hip Function, Seated Without Hip Function, and Short Stature divisions. The athletes who took home wins in these divisions have therefore been crowned the fittest overall.
Note: The leaderboards will be finalized no more than a week after the competitions end, per the CrossFit Games Rulebook. This article will be updated to confirm which athletes secured top spots when the information becomes available.
Vision
Men
[*]Chris Fair (570 points)
[*](T-1) David Millings (570 points)
[*]Marc Gil Manzanares (540 points)
[*]Rafael Arevalo (490 points)
[*]Guillo Ocaña (435 points)
[*]Souren Dasnavard (400 points)
[*]Jonathan Lyens (390 points)
[*]Tom Du Preez (385 points)
[*]Jono Heenan (380 points)
[*]Fabian Ayala (375 points)
Women
[*]Erica Powell (565 points)
[*]Lucy Hodges (555 points)
[*]Allyson Steele (510 points)
[*]Carla Sanfilippo (490 points)
[*]Kimberley Dekeyrel (475 points)
[*]Hanna Korpela (470 points)
[*]Bex Kenton (225 points)
[*]Lucero Marquez (0 points)
[*]Melody Steyn (0 points)
Intellectual
Men
[*]Landon Payne (570 points)
[*]Maximo Morrison (555 points)
[*]Loic Jacobowsky (505 points)
[*]Luca Lima (490 points)
[*]Jayce Pollard (480 points)
[*]Nevin Smith (435 points)
[*]Lance King (375 points)
[*]Vann Smith (315 points)
[*]Hamad Almousa (260 points)
[*]Laurent Blitgen (220 points)
Women
[*]Hailey Melakian (575 points)
[*]Cassidty Lundskog (560 points)
[*]Julia Lane (535 points)
[*]Kristy Prater (445 points)
[*]Allie Price (380 points)
[*]Alexis Reid (350 points)
[*]Gabriella Markopoulos (285 points)
[*]Iesha Ellwood (280 points)
[*]Natalie Brennan (165 points)
[*]Emma Robson (0 points)
Seated With Hip Function
Men
[*]Tom Miazga (590 points)
[*]Michael Egan (555 points)
[*]Fabrício Taveira (485 points)
[*]Travis Hasenkamp (470 points)
[*]Brett Palser (465 points)
[*]Fidel Bobadilla Jr. (455 points)
[*]Lawrence Green (445 points)
[*]Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (390 points)
[*](T-8) Antonio Flores (390 points)
[*]Roux Timothy (375 points)
Women
[*]Amalia Ortuño (595 points)
[*]Shana Coissard (535 points)
[*]Ellen Field (530 points)
[*]Rebecca Nagel (510 points)
[*]Amanda Redner (470 points)
[*]Jessica Cox (425 points)
[*]Stacey Mitchell (415 points)
[*]Jasmine Mock (405 points)
[*]Elizabeth Foster (385 points)
[*]Josie Portell (220 points)
Seated Without Hip Function
Men
[*]Kevin Ogar (565 points)
[*]Simon Farre (555 points)
[*]Jedidiah Snelson (535 points)
[*]Wacey Morrison (485 points)
[*]Leandro Domingos (425 points)
[*]Diego Coelho (425 points)
[*]Tom Green (420 points)
[*]Gabriel Araujo (405 points)
[*]Alex Bouder (335 points)
[*]Jason Ross (330 points)
Women
[*]Andrea Wilson (595 points)
[*]Neslie Bernardi (565 points)
[*]Elena Pietroni (550 points)
[*]Jillian Harpin (495 points)
[*]Kailin Pippenger (470 points)
[*](T-5) Jesi Stracham (470 points)
[*]Pearl Beck (310 points)
[*]Sydney Fowler (220 points)
[*]JeLynn Tatum (80 points)
[*]Meggie Gay (0 points)
[*](T-10) Jasmine Schlick (0 points)
Short Stature
Men
- Timothy Murray (555 points)
- Sean Highfill (535 points)
- (T-2) Mike Witous (535 points)
- Pablo Sancho (495 points)
- (T-4) William Noble (495 points)
- Blaze Foster (465 points)
- Michal Lagosz (455 points)
- Juan Serrano Torres (430 points)
- Tomáš Ladman (0 points)
- Setareh Emadzadeh (600 points)
The top five competitors in the Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity divisions will be moving on to compete in Madison in August. Brett Horchar in men’s Neuromuscular won first in the starting three events, and took home second in the fourth and sixth. This dominant performance landed him first overall in his division. Alyssa Kobela on the women’s Neuromuscular side never finished lower than third to secure her first-place finish overall.
In men’s Upper Extremity, Games veteran Casey Acree finished second in the first event, but bounced back with first place wins in the next four events. That wasn’t entirely surprising, given his first-place finish in six of seven events during the 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games. He also won the 2022 CrossFit Open across the world in his division, and is poised for another dominant performance in Madison this year.
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[Related: 2022 CrossFit Age Group Semifinals Results and Recap]
Note: The top five athletes from each division will move on to the Games. The leaderboards will be finalized no more than a week after the competitions end, per the CrossFit Games Rulebook. This article will be updated to confirm which athletes secured top spots when the information becomes available.
Neuromuscular
Men
[*]Brett Horchar (565 points)
[*]Benjamin Fallon (510 points)
[*](T-3) Jonatan Castro Silva (510 points)
[*]Jeremie Perera (480 points)
[*]Bart Walsh (465 points)
[*]Kevin Maijer (430 points)
[*](T-6) Chris Schmulbach (430 points)
[*]Kyle Jaunich (390 points)
[*]Jonathan Garson (325 points)
[*]Revo Somersille (320 points)
Women
[*]Alyssa Kobela (575 points)
[*]Letchen du Plessis (525 points)
[*]Morgan Johnson (510 points)
[*]Leila Ives (480 points)
[*]Lauren Taylor (460 points)
[*]Krista Davidson (410 points)
[*]Noelle Henderson (405 points)
[*]Jordan Ingalsbe (375 points)
[*]Shannon Ogar (370 points)
[*]Lauren Sall (340 points)
Lower Extremity
Men
[*]Charles Pienaar (535 points)
[*]Elliot Young (500 points)
[*]Ole Kristian Antonsen (485 points)
[*]Rogan Dean (480 points)
[*]Luke Reeson (430 points)
[*]Seraphin Perier (410 points)
[*]Hildon Carvalho (395 points)
[*]Michael Shippley (390 points)
[*]Vincent Cavazos (385 points)
[*]Felipe Maturana Infante (325 points)
Women
[*]Valerie Cohen (575 points)
[*]Amy Bream (510 points)
[*]Natalie Rovirosa (505 points)
[*]Molly Moore (470 points)
[*]Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (465 points)
[*]Giuliana Flores (445 points)
[*]Sarah Rudder (415 points)
[*]Sara Martinez (395 points)
[*]Rosario Ugarte (390 points)
[*]Lisa Fosnough (360 points)
Upper Extremity
Men
[*]Casey Acree (570 points)
[*]Josue Maldonado (520 points)
[*]Alexis Fiorucci (510 points)
[*]Samuel Pera (485 points)
[*]Xabier Osa Medes (465 points)
[*]John Avellar (445 points)
[*]Breki ÞÓRÐARSON (410 points)
[*]Eric Brown (360 points)
[*]Rian Soares (355 points)
[*]Lorenzo Casedei (345 points)
Women
[*]Anne-Laure Coutencaeu (515 points)
[*]Elizabeth Bride (500 points)
[*]Camille Vigneault (480 points)
[*](T-3) Eileen Quinn (480 points)
[*]Christina Mazzullo (445 points)
[*]Genevieve Tidwell (435 points)
[*]Elaine Rocco (430 points)
[*]Amber Kellehner (360 points)
[*]Latoya George (340 points)
[*](T-9) Julie Høj (340 points)
2022 CrossFit Adaptive Semifinal Event Results
The events sprawled out over four days, leaving the leaderboards wide open to changes across the weekend. But a few athletes consistently topped their divisions. Amalia Ortuño took home first place in five of the six events in the Seated With Hip Function women’s division. In women’s Vision, Lucy Hodges never ranked lower than fourth, with two first-place finishes, earning her second in her division after Erica Powell.
On the men’s Intellectual side, Landon Payne earned first and second in the first four events and third in the final two, with Lance King taking first in workouts two and three. For the women’s Intellectual division, Hailey Melakian and Cassidty Lundskog battled closely, with Melakian taking second place in five of six events (she earned first in the Event 2), while Lundskog never let herself slip lower than fourth. Ultimately, Melakian and Lundskog secured themselves the top two division spots.
Event 1
For time:
- 500-meter row
- 30 bench presses
- 1,000-meter row
- 20 bench presses
- 2,000-meter row
- 10 bench presses
- Time cap: 30 minutes
- Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Men
- Chris Fair (20:04)
- Souren Dasnavard (21:03)
- David Millings (21:13)
- Lucy Hodges (66 reps)
- Erica Powell (63 reps)
- Carla Sanfilippo (62 reps)
Men
- Landon Payne (11:05)
- Lance King (11:11)
- Maximon Morrison (11:53)
- Cassidty Lundskog (12:13)
- Hailey Melakian (14:34)
- Kristy Prater (17:23)
Men
- Tom Miazga (11:37)
- Michael Egan (12:50)
- Fidel Bobadilla Jr. (13:59)
- Amalia Ortuño (14:12)
- Amanda Redner (16:37)
- Ellen Field (19:06)
Men
- Kevin Ogar (11:51)
- Jedidiah Snelson (14:11)
- Simon Farre (14:46)
- Andrea Wilson (17:02)
- Neslie Bernardi (19:25)
- Elena Pietroni (26:36)
Men
- Timothy Murray (13:08)
- Blaze Foster (14:16)
- Sean Highfill (14:41)
- Setareh Emadzadeh (24:05)
Men
- Brett Horchar (9:33)
- Bart Walsh (11:44)
- Jonathan Garson (12:42)
- Letchen du Plessis (12:56)
- Alyssa Kobela (13:58)
- Krista Davidson (15:52)
Men
- Rogan Dean (15:07)
- Charles Pienaar (15:22)
- Ole Kristian Antonsen (16:59)
- Molly Moore (18:19)
- Valerie Cohen (18:40)
- Amy Bream (20:50)
Men
- Samuel Pera (15:33)
- Casey Acree (15:38)
- Josue Maldonado (15:47)
- Camille Vigneault (20:14)
- Genevieve Tidwell (21:20)
- Amber Kelleher (21:43)
10 rounds for time:
- 3 snatches
- 3 burpees over the bar
- Time cap: 10 minutes
- Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Men
- David Millings (3:49)
- Chris Fair (4:03)
- Marc Gil Manzanares (4:15)
- Erica Powell (5:13)
- Kimberley Dekeyrel (6:17)
- Ludy Hodges (6:50)
Men
- Lance King (4:34)
- Landon Payne (5:26)
- Lucas Lima (6:05)
- Hailey Melakian (6:13)
- Cassidty Lundskog (7:17)
- Kristy Prater (7:29)
Men
- Tom Miazga (3:26)
- Michael Egan (3:32)
- Fabrício Taveira (3:35)
- Amalia Ortuño (3:20)
- Ellen Field (4:46)
- Shana Coissard (5:09)
Men
- Kevin Ogar (3:13)
- Leandro Domingos (3:27)
- Simon Farre (3:36)
- Andrea Wilson (3:33)
- Elena Pietroni (4:52)
- Neslie Bernardi (5:05)
Men
- Timothy Murray (2:27)
- Sean Highfill (2:57)
- Mike Witous (3:06)
- Setareh Emadzadeh (4:10)
Men
- Breet Horchar (2:44)
- Kevin Maijer (3:04)
- Jeremie Perera (3:08)
- Alyssa Kobela (3:26)
- Morgan Johnson (3:30)
- Leila Ives (3:43)
Men
- Rogan Dean (3:02)
- Elliot Young (3:03)
- Charles Pienaar (3:17)
- Valerie Cohen (3:06)
- Molly Moore (4:14)
- Amy Bream (4:25)
Men
- Casey Acree (2:22)
- Samuel Pera (2:32)
- Joshue Maldonado (2:37)
- Elaine Rocco (2:41)
- Anne-Laure Coutenceau (2:48)
- Christina Mazzullo (3:00)
As many reps as possible in 10 minutes:
- 10 pull-ups
- 20 dumbbell shoulder-to-overheads (10 left, 10 right)
- 30 double-unders
- Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Men
- Marc Gill Manzanares (551 reps)
- Rafael Arevalo (492 reps)
- David Millings (480 reps)
- Chris Fair (480 reps)
- Lucy Hodges (263 reps)
- Erica Powell (244 reps)
- Allyson Steele (242 reps)
Men
- Lance King (387 reps)
- Landon Payne (300 reps)
- Maximo Morrison (198 reps)
- Julia Lane (65 reps)
- Hailey Melakian (64 reps)
- Cassidty Lundskog (5 reps)
Men
- Tom Miazga (538 reps)
- Travis Hasenkamp (420 reps)
- Michael Egan (378 reps)
- Amalia Ortuño (600 reps)
- Ellen Field (453 reps)
- Rebecca Nagel (420 reps)
Men
- Kevin Ogar (640 reps)
- Simon Farre (609 reps)
- Jedidiah Snelson (600 reps)
- Neslie Bernardi (559 reps)
- Andrea Wilson (550 reps)
- Elena Pietroni (377 reps)
Men
- Pablo Sancho (470 reps)
- Michal Lagosz (382 reps)
- Mike Witous (310 reps)
- Setareh Emadzadeh (30 reps)
Men
- Brett Horchar (600 reps)
- Jonatan Castro Silva (600 reps)
- Benjamin Fallon (575 reps)
- Krista Davidson (531 reps)
- Morgan Johnson (510 reps)
- Alyssa Kobela (499 reps)
Men
- Ole Kristian Antonsen (623 reps)
- Seraphin Perier (557 reps)
- Elliot Young (528 reps)
- Valerie Cohen (442 reps)
- Natalie Rovirosa (410 reps)
- Amy Bream (377 reps)
Men
- Casey Acree (466 reps)
- Alexis Fiorucci (388 reps)
- Rian Soares (383 reps)
- Anne-Laure Coutenceau (450 reps)
- Christina Mazzullo (372 reps)
- Eileen Quinn (364 reps)
For time:
- 40 toes-to-bar
- 8 front-rack kettlebell carries (25 feet)
- 40 toes-to-bar
- 8 front-rack kettlebell carries (25 feet)
- 20 kettlebell box step-ups
- Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Men
- Chris Fair (6:40)
- David Millings (8:01)
- Rafael Arevalo (8:37)
- Kimberley Dekeyrel (10:27)
- Lucy Hodges (11:39)
- Erica Powell (12:36)
Men
- Landon Payne (5:32)
- Maximo Morrison (6:18)
- Loic Jacobowsky (6:23)
- Julia Lane (5:46)
- Hailey Melakian (7:19)
- Natalie Brennan (10:26)
Men
- Tom Miazga (7:14)
- Michael Egan (8:17)
- Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (11:50)
- Amalia Ortuño (6:52)
- Shana Coissard (8:42)
- Rebecca Nagel (10:41)
Men
- Simon Farre (7:47)
- Gabriel Araujo (8:29)
- Jedidiah Snelson (9:06)
- Andrea Wilson (8:15)
- Elena Pietroni (10:35)
- Neslie Bernardi (108 reps)
Men
- William Noble (7:49)
- Sean Highfill (8:33)
- Timothy Murray (9:55)
- Setareh Emadzadeh (11:38)
Men
- Benjamin Fallon (5:21)
- Brett Horchar (5:26)
- Bart Walsh (6:08)
- Krista Davidson (6:38)
- Alyssa Kobela (7:21)
- Lauren Taylor (7:53)
Men
- Vinicius Alves (9:06)
- Charles Pienaar (9:23)
- Derek Weida (10:00)
- Valerie Cohen (13:37)
- Amy Bream (14:06)
- Allison Jones (97 reps)
Men
- Casey Acree (5:01)
- Alexis Fiorucci (5:50)
- Samuel Pera (5:55)
- Camille Vigneault (5:49)
- Eileen Quinn (6:12)
- Elizabeth Bride (6:26)
Starting every two minutes until the reps cannot be completed in the interval:
- 25 wall-ball shots (add five repetitions after each two minute interval)
- Workout 6 began immediately following the two-minute interval in which the athlete couldn’t successfully complete the wall-ball shots.
- Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Men
- Chris Fair (147)
- David Millings (120)
- Marc Gil Manzanares (115)
- Kimberley Dekeryel (119)
- Allyson Steele (113)
- Erica Powell (112)
Men
- Loic Jacobowsky (169)
- Maximo Morrison (110)
- Landon Payne (85)
- Cassidty Lundskog (98)
- Hailey Melakian (44)
- Kristy Prater (12)
Men
- Lawrence Green (86)
- Tom Miazga (82)
- Fabrício Taveira (77)
- Ellen Field (340)
- Amalia Ortuño (81)
- Shana Coissard (79)
Men
- Simon Farre (219)
- Kevin Ogar (211)
- Wacey Morrison (125)
- Andrea Wilson (164)
- Neslie Bernardi (118)
- Elena Pietroni (1)
- Kailin Pippenger (1)
- Jillian Harpin (1)
- Pearl Beck (1)
- Jesi Stracham (1)
Men
- Timothy Murray (280)
- Pablo Sancho (280)
- Mike Witous (257)
- Setareh Emadzadeh (22)
Men
- Benjamin Fallon (340)
- Kyle Jaunich (293)
- Jeremie Perera (272)
- Letchen du Plessis (408)
- Alyssa Kobela (250)
- Leila Ives (220)
Men
- Luke Reeson (235)
- Ole Kristian Antonsen (212)
- Hildon Carvalho (162)
- Natalie Rovirosa (127)
- Helen Scott (116)
- Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (86)
Men
- Casey Acree (291)
- Xabier Osa Mendes (263)
- Alexis Fiorucci (252)
- Elizabeth Bridge (277)
- Eileen Quinn (261)
- Anne-Laure Coutenceau (221)
Beginning immediately after Event 5:
1-rep max clean & jerk, beginning immediately after Event 5
- Details about movement modifications, rep schemes, and division-specific standards are available on Games.CrossFit.com.
Men
- David Millings (216 pounds)
- Guillo Ocaña (215 pounds)
- Marc Gil Manzanares (198 pounds)
- Kimberley Dekeyrel (110 pounds)
- Erica Powell (103 pounds)
- Carla Sanfilippo (100 pounds)
Men
- Maximo Morrison (205 pounds)
- Lucas Lima (174 pounds)
- Landon Payne (165 pounds)
- Kristy Prater (137 pounds)
- Hailey Melakian (125 pounds)
- Cassidty Lundskog (120 pounds)
Men
- Michael Egan (157 pounds)
- Tom Miazga (151 pounds)
- Oscar Ruiz Rodriguez (150 pounds)
- Amalia Ortuño (125 pounds)
- Amanda Redner (115 pounds)
- Shana Coissard (88 pounds)
Men
- Tom Green (150 pounds)
- Kevin Ogar (145 pounds)
- Jedidiah Snelson (144 pounds)
- Andrea Wilson (98 pounds)
- Neslie Bernardi (90 pounds)
- Elena Pietroni (75 pounds)
Men
- Sean Highfill (194 pounds)
- Mike Mitous (165 pounds)
- Timothy Murray (150 pounds)
- Setareh Emadzadeh (70 pounds)
Men
- Kevin Maijer (271 pounds)
- Brett Horchar (265 pounds)
- Jeremie Perera (259 pounds)
- Alysssa Kobela (175 pounds)
- Letchen du Plessis (172 pounds)
- Lauren Taylor (150 pounds)
Men
- Rogan Dean (275 pounds)
- Charles Pienaar (260 pounds)
- Michael Shippley (260 pounds)
- Valierie Cohen (167 pounds)
- Molly Moore (160 pounds)
- Rangitaa Nepe-Pohatu (145 pounds)
Men
- Josue Maldonado (496 pounds)
- Samuel Pera (461 pounds)
- John Avellar (456 pounds)
- Camille Vigneault (395 pounds)
- Amber Kelleher (305 pounds)
- Latoya George (301 pounds)
Not all of the top athletes from the Adaptive Semifinal will be heading to the Games — having already been crowned the fittest — but the top five athletes from the Neuromuscular, Lower Extremity, and Upper Extremity divisions will be joining their peers in Madison, WI for the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games, slated for Aug. 3-7.
Ahead of the Games, June 10-12 will mark the last weekend of the Semifinals. The CrossFit Copa Sur, Strength in Depth, and Atlas Games will take the Semifinals across the globe, from Vitória and England to Québec. The Last-Chance Qualifier will be held the week of June 29 – July 1, 2022. It will give athletes who’ve just missed their tickets one more swing at Madison.
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