2023 CrossFit Open Results — Mallory O’Brien and Jeffrey Adler Top the Leaderboards

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The 2023 CrossFit Open results are official. Jeffrey Adler of Canada is the worldwide winner for the Rx’d men, scoring only 108 points across the four tests spread over Workouts 23.1, 23.2, and 23.3. He tallied 112 points fewer than the worldwide runner-up Tola Morakinyo.
On the Rx’d women’s side, the 2022 CrossFit Games runner-up, Mallory O’Brien, won the worldwide Open for the second straight year. She scored 115 points across the four tests, 21 fewer than the next closest competitor, Paige Powers.

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2023 CrossFit Open Results
Below are the Open results for both Rx’d divisions. The lower the point total, the higher an athlete’s rank:
Rx’d Women

Mallory O’Brien (USA) — 115 points
Paige Powers (USA) — 136 points
Emma Lawson (Canada) — 187 points
Arielle Loewen (USA) — 224 points
Alex Gazan (USA) — 274 points
Brooke Wells (USA) — 290 points
Elena Carratala Sanahuja (Spain) — 297 points
Amanda Barnhart (USA) — 300 points
Ellie Turner (Australia) — 316 points
Zoe Warren (USA) — 360 points
Kelly Baker (USA) — 365 points
Elisa Fuliano (Italy) — 367 points
Abigail Domit (USA) — 400 points
Gabriela Miga?a (Poland) — 418 points
Manon Angonese (Belgium) — 425 points
Caroline Spencer (USA) — 431 points
Andrea Nisler (USA) — 438 points
Emma McQuaid (Ireland) (T-18th) — 443 points
Oihana Moya (Spain) (T-18th) — 443 points
Sydney Michalyshen (Canada) — 452 points

Two of the top three athletes from the 2022 CrossFit Open are not vying for CrossFit Games spots in 2023. Six-time Fittest Woman on Earth® Tia-Clair Toomey ranked second in the 2022 Open and competed in the 2023 Open while pregnant to an impressive 2,831st-place finish. Haley Adams was the 2022 Open bronze medalist but is taking the 2023 season off.
Besides O’Brien’s back-to-back Open wins, the other Rx’d women who stayed in the top 20 are Wells (fifth in 2022), McQuaid (sixth in 2022), Turner (T-seventh in 2022), and Miga?a (13th in 2022), Loewen (T-16th in 2022).

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Rx’d Men

Jeffrey Adler (Canada) — 108 points
Tola Morakinyo (USA) — 220 points
Colten Mertens (USA) — 368 points
Tyler Christophel (USA) — 376 points
Roldan Goldbaum (Mexico) — 527 points
Samuel Cournoyer (Canada) — 620 points
Ricky Garard (Australia) — 634 points
Dallin Pepper (USA) — 657 points
Reggie Fasa (UK) — 669 points
Cam Crockett (USA) — 680 points
Austin Hatfield (USA) — 735 points
Nick Mathew (USA) — 779 points
Jay Crouch (Australia) — 783 points
Timothy Paulson (USA) — 798 points
Aniol Ekai (Spain) — 906 points
Alex Kotoulas (Greece) — 923 points
Roman Khrennikov (USA) — 936 points
Alexander Majors (USA) — 952 points
Travon Benton (USA) — 977 points
William Leahy IV (USA) — 992 points

Adler improved 11 ranks year over year, finishing 12th in the 2022 CrossFit Open. Mertens scored the bronze in 2023, improving a single rank from his fourth-place finish in 2022.
The other Rx’d men who stayed in the top 20 in 2022 and 2023 are Crouch (seventh in 2022), Pepper (10th in 2022), Kotoulas (11th in 2022), and Christophel (14th in 2022).
Featured image: @malobrien_ and @adlerjeff on Instagram

The 2023 CrossFit Open results are official. Jeffrey Adler of Canada is the worldwide winner for the Rx’d men, scoring only 108 points across the four tests spread over Workouts 23.1, 23.2, and 23.3. He tallied 112 points fewer than the worldwide runner-up Tola Morakinyo.


On the Rx’d women’s side, the 2022 CrossFit Games runner-up, Mallory O’Brien, won the worldwide Open for the second straight year. She scored 115 points across the four tests, 21 fewer than the next closest competitor, Paige Powers.



[Related: Graciano Rubio Locks Out a 405-Pound Thruster In Prep for CrossFit Open Workout 23.2]


2023 CrossFit Open Results
Below are the Open results for both Rx’d divisions. The lower the point total, the higher an athlete’s rank:


Rx’d Women

[*]Mallory O’Brien (USA) — 115 points
[*]Paige Powers (USA) — 136 points
[*]Emma Lawson (Canada) — 187 points
[*]Arielle Loewen (USA) — 224 points
[*]Alex Gazan (USA) — 274 points
[*]Brooke Wells (USA) — 290 points
[*]Elena Carratala Sanahuja (Spain) — 297 points
[*]Amanda Barnhart (USA) — 300 points
[*]Ellie Turner (Australia) — 316 points
[*]Zoe Warren (USA) — 360 points
[*]Kelly Baker (USA) — 365 points
[*]Elisa Fuliano (Italy) — 367 points
[*]Abigail Domit (USA) — 400 points
[*]Gabriela Miga?a (Poland) — 418 points
[*]Manon Angonese (Belgium) — 425 points
[*]Caroline Spencer (USA) — 431 points
[*]Andrea Nisler (USA) — 438 points
[*]Emma McQuaid (Ireland) (T-18th) — 443 points
[*]Oihana Moya (Spain) (T-18th) — 443 points
[*]Sydney Michalyshen (Canada) — 452 points

Two of the top three athletes from the 2022 CrossFit Open are not vying for CrossFit Games spots in 2023. Six-time Fittest Woman on Earth® Tia-Clair Toomey ranked second in the 2022 Open and competed in the 2023 Open while pregnant to an impressive 2,831st-place finish. Haley Adams was the 2022 Open bronze medalist but is taking the 2023 season off.


Besides O’Brien’s back-to-back Open wins, the other Rx’d women who stayed in the top 20 are Wells (fifth in 2022), McQuaid (sixth in 2022), Turner (T-seventh in 2022), and Miga?a (13th in 2022), Loewen (T-16th in 2022).



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Rx’d Men

[*]Jeffrey Adler (Canada) — 108 points
[*]Tola Morakinyo (USA) — 220 points
[*]Colten Mertens (USA) — 368 points
[*]Tyler Christophel (USA) — 376 points
[*]Roldan Goldbaum (Mexico) — 527 points
[*]Samuel Cournoyer (Canada) — 620 points
[*]Ricky Garard (Australia) — 634 points
[*]Dallin Pepper (USA) — 657 points
[*]Reggie Fasa (UK) — 669 points
[*]Cam Crockett (USA) — 680 points
[*]Austin Hatfield (USA) — 735 points
[*]Nick Mathew (USA) — 779 points
[*]Jay Crouch (Australia) — 783 points
[*]Timothy Paulson (USA) — 798 points
[*]Aniol Ekai (Spain) — 906 points
[*]Alex Kotoulas (Greece) — 923 points
[*]Roman Khrennikov (USA) — 936 points
[*]Alexander Majors (USA) — 952 points
[*]Travon Benton (USA) — 977 points
[*]William Leahy IV (USA) — 992 points

Adler improved 11 ranks year over year, finishing 12th in the 2022 CrossFit Open. Mertens scored the bronze in 2023, improving a single rank from his fourth-place finish in 2022.


The other Rx’d men who stayed in the top 20 in 2022 and 2023 are Crouch (seventh in 2022), Pepper (10th in 2022), Kotoulas (11th in 2022), and Christophel (14th in 2022).


Featured image: @malobrien_ and @adlerjeff on Instagram




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