The field for the 2026 CrossFit Games is set, with 60 of the world’s best athletes, 30 men and 30 women, earning their places through the 2026 CrossFit Semifinals season. Athletes qualified via one of 10 In-Person Qualifying Events (IPQEs) or through the Individual Online Semifinal, with several backfill invitations issued following withdrawals or previously qualified athletes earning spots through multiple events.
Below is the complete list of athletes currently qualified for the Individual division, including how they qualified, where they are from, and links to their Instagram profiles.
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This list reflects the confirmed field as of July 20, 2026. Gabi Migała has withdrawn after qualifying through the MAD Fitness Festival and has been replaced by Switzerland’s Aline Wirz.
Men’s Individual Division
Victor Hoffer (Brazil)
Victor Hoffer secured his place at the 2026 CrossFit Games by qualifying through the Mayhem Classic. Representing Brazil, Hoffer has become one of South America’s top CrossFit athletes and returns to the Games after another impressive qualifying campaign.
Roman Khrennikov (From Russia, Lives in USA)
Roman Khrennikov qualified through the Mayhem Classic. The Russian athlete is a multiple-time CrossFit Games podium finisher and remains one of the most accomplished competitors in the men’s field.
Jeff Adler (Canada)
The 2023 Fittest Man on Earth earned his 2026 Games invitation through the Mayhem Classic. Adler, who represents Canada, continues to be one of the sport’s most consistent performers.
Henrik Haapalainen (Finland)
Henrik Haapalainen qualified through the Far East Throwdown. Representing Finland, he has made multiple CrossFit Games appearances and remains one of Europe’s leading athletes.
Ricky Garard (Australia)
Australia’s Ricky Garard booked his Games ticket through the Torian Pro. The veteran has multiple CrossFit Games podium finishes and enters another season among the sport’s elite.
Jay Crouch (Australia)
Jay Crouch qualified via the Torian Pro. The Australian has represented his country at several CrossFit Games and continues to be one of Oceania’s top athletes.
Tudor Magda (United States)
American athlete Tudor Magda secured qualification through the Northern California Classic. Magda returns to the Games after another strong performance during the Semifinals season.
Dylan Hamming (United States)
Dylan Hamming earned his place through the Northern California Classic. The American will make another CrossFit Games appearance after continuing his steady rise in the sport.
Dallin Pepper (United States)
Dallin Pepper qualified through the Legends Championship. One of the top American competitors, Pepper has established himself among the best athletes in the men’s division through consecutive strong Games performances.
James Sprague (United States)
James Sprague earned his Games invitation through the Legends Championship. The American finished third at the 2025 CrossFit Games, continuing his emergence as one of the sport’s leading competitors.
Jayson Hopper (United States)
Jayson Hopper qualified through the French Throwdown. Hopper enters the 2026 Games as the reigning CrossFit Games champion, having won the men’s title in 2025.
Moritz Fiebig (Germany)
Germany’s Moritz Fiebig secured qualification through the French Throwdown. A regular Games competitor, Fiebig has become one of Europe’s most successful male athletes.
Nika Maisuradze (Georgia)
Nika Maisuradze qualified through the French Throwdown. Representing Georgia, he earned one of the final European qualifying positions for the Games.
Guilherme “Gui” Malheiros (Brazil)
Guilherme “Gui” Malheiros qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal. The Brazilian is known for his elite strength and has been a regular CrossFit Games competitor in recent seasons.
Quinn Robinson (United States)
Quinn Robinson secured qualification through the Individual Online Semifinal. The American earned his Games invitation with one of the top performances in the online competition.
Nick Mathew (United States)
Nick Mathew qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal. The American continues to establish himself among the elite after another successful season.
Justin Medeiros (United States)
Two-time CrossFit Games champion Justin Medeiros qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal. The American won the Games in 2021 and 2022.
Spencer Panchik (United States)
Spencer Panchik earned his place through the Individual Online Semifinal. The American will make another appearance at the CrossFit Games after a strong online campaign.
Colten Mertens (United States)
Colten Mertens qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal after finishing among the leading athletes in the online competition.
Patrick Vellner (Canada)
Patrick “Pat” Vellner secured qualification through the Individual Online Semifinal. The Canadian has accumulated numerous CrossFit Games podium finishes during one of the most successful careers in the sport.
Kalyan Ribeiro de Souza (Brazil)
Kalyan Ribeiro de Souza qualified through Copa Sur, earning one of South America’s two men’s qualifying places.
Benjamin Reyes (Chile)
Benjamin Reyes secured his place through Copa Sur. The Chilean athlete will represent South America at the 2026 CrossFit Games.
Ben Fowler (New Zealand)
Ben Fowler qualified through the Rebel Renegade Games.
Aniol Ekai (Spain)
Spain’s Aniol Ekai qualified through the MAD Fitness Festival, securing one of three men’s invitations from the event.
Luis Cuellar (Spain)
Luis Cuellar booked his place through the MAD Fitness Festival, joining fellow Spaniard Aniol Ekai in the Games field.
Calum Clements (Spain)
Calum Clements earned qualification through the MAD Fitness Festival.
Saxon Panchik (United States)
Saxon Panchik secured his Games invitation through the Syndicate Crown. The American veteran has made numerous appearances at the CrossFit Games.
Ty Jenkins (United States)
Ty Jenkins qualified through the Syndicate Crown, continuing his rise through the elite ranks.
Austin Hatfield (United States)
Austin Hatfield earned his place at the Games through the Syndicate Crown, completing the men’s field from the event.
Women’s Individual Division
Here are the female athletes from the Individual division.
Paige Rodgers (United States)
Paige Rodgers qualified through the Mayhem Classic, securing her return to the CrossFit Games after another successful qualifying season.
Emma Lawson (Canada)
Canada’s Emma Lawson qualified through the Mayhem Classic. Lawson has already collected multiple CrossFit Games podium finishes despite still being one of the youngest athletes in the elite division.
Lucy Campbell (United Kingdom)
Lucy Campbell qualified through the Mayhem Classic. The British athlete finished runner-up at the 2025 CrossFit Games, recording the best Games finish of her career.
Siria Meha (Albania)
Siria Meha earned her Games invitation through the Far East Throwdown, becoming Albania’s representative in the women’s field.
Maddie Sturt (Australia)
Maddie Sturt qualified through the Torian Pro. The Australian has made multiple appearances at the CrossFit Games.
Ellie Turner (Australia)
Ellie Turner secured qualification through the Torian Pro, continuing her run of CrossFit Games appearances.
Kyra Milligan (United States)
Kyra Milligan earned her Games berth through the Torian Pro, qualifying alongside fellow Australians Maddie Sturt and Ellie Turner.
Alex Gazan (United States)
Alex Gazan qualified through the Northern California Classic, earning her Games invitation before also finishing inside the qualifying places in the Individual Online Semifinal.
Rachel Noel (United States)
Rachel Noel secured qualification through the Northern California Classic, returning to the Games after another strong season.
Olivia Kerstetter (United States)
Olivia Kerstetter qualified through the Legends Championship. The American finished third at the 2025 CrossFit Games.
Abigail Domit (United States)
Abigail Domit earned her Games invitation through the Legends Championship, continuing her progression among the sport’s elite athletes.
Mirjam von Rohr (Switzerland)
Switzerland’s Mirjam von Rohr qualified through the French Throwdown after finishing seventh at the 2025 CrossFit Games.
Aimee Cringle (United Kingdom)
Aimee Cringle secured qualification through the French Throwdown. The Brit finished eighth at the 2025 CrossFit Games.
Elisa Fuliano (Italy)
Italy’s Elisa Fuliano earned her Games place through the French Throwdown, returning to the CrossFit Games after another successful European campaign.
Alexis Raptis (United States)
Alexis Raptis qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal. She finished 10th at the 2025 CrossFit Games.
Erica Folo (Canada)
Erica Folo secured qualification through the Individual Online Semifinal, continuing her emergence on the international stage.
Arielle Loewen (United States)
Arielle Loewen qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal. The American finished fifth at the 2025 CrossFit Games and has previously reached the Games podium.
Matilde Garnes (Norway)
Norway’s Matilde Garnes qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal, earning another appearance at the CrossFit Games.
Janie Cheverie (Canada)
Janie Cheverie earned qualification through the Individual Online Semifinal, representing Canada in the women’s division.
Bergrós Björnsdóttir (Iceland)
Bergrós Björnsdóttir qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal, continuing Iceland’s long tradition of elite CrossFit athletes.
Holly Tynan (Republic of Ireland)
Holly Tynan qualified through the Individual Online Semifinal via a backfill invitation after Alex Gazan had already secured qualification through the Northern California Classic.
Anikha Greer (Canada)
Anikha Greer earned her Games invitation through Copa Sur. She finished ninth at the 2025 CrossFit Games.
Miley Wade (United States)
Miley Wade qualified through Copa Sur, earning one of the two women’s invitations from the South American qualifier.
Hannah Black (United Kingdom)
Hannah Black secured qualification through the Rebel Renegade Games, becoming Great Britain’s representative in the women’s field.
Aline Wirz (Switzerland)
Aline Wirz will compete at the 2026 CrossFit Games after receiving the backfill invitation following Gabi Migała’s withdrawal. Wirz finished fourth at the MAD Fitness Festival before being elevated into the Games field.
Lucy McGonigle (Northern Ireland)
Lucy McGonigle qualified through the MAD Fitness Festival. The Irish athlete finished 11th at the 2025 CrossFit Games.
Ella Wilkinson (United Kingdom)
Ella Wilkinson secured qualification through the MAD Fitness Festival, earning another CrossFit Games appearance.
Lydia Fish (United States)
Lydia Fish earned qualification through the Syndicate Crown, returning to the CrossFit Games after another successful Semifinals campaign.
Haley Adams (United States)
Haley Adams qualified through the Syndicate Crown. Adams has made multiple CrossFit Games appearances and finished 19th at the 2025 CrossFit Games.
Danielle Brandon (United States)
Danielle Brandon qualified through the Syndicate Crown. The American finished fourth at the 2025 CrossFit Games and returns as one of the top-ranked athletes in the field.
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