2023 CrossFit Games Age Group Results

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On August 1, the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games kicked off with athletes in the Age Group divisions taking the field to determine The Fittest on Earth®. With age groups ranging from 14-15 to 65+, these elite athletes continue to provide prime examples of the health and fitness benefits of consistent, dedicated training.

As time marches on, several athletes have “aged up” and entered new categories, including 2022 14-15 Girls champion Lucy McGonigle and 2022 14-15 Boys champion RJ Mestre. Mestre has the added challenge of facing off against the reigning 16-17 Boys champion, Ty Jenkins. Meanwhile, the 16-17 Girls title is undefended as 2022 champion Olivia Kerstetter has entered the Individual Women division.

2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games Age Group Overall Leaderboard

The field of competitors — two Teen divisions and seven Masters divisions — will compete in multiple events from Tuesday, August 1 through Wednesday, August, 3 to determine this year’s champions.

Leaderboard will be updated throughout the Games as events progress.

14-15 — Girls

14-15 — Boys

16-17 — Girls

16-17 — Boys

35-39 — Women

35-39 — Men

40-44 — Women

40-44 — Men

45-49 — Women

45-49 — Men

50-54 — Women

50-54 — Men

55-59 — Women

55-59 — Men

60-64 — Women

60-64 — Men

65+ — Women

1. Dava Jensen — 100 points
2. Patti Walkover — 90 points
3. Julie Holt — 80 points
4. Pauline Sciascia — 70 points
5. Marcia Yager — 60 points
6. Silvana Volpe — 50 points
7. Karen Dawkins — 50 points
8. Page Lockhart — 30 points
9. Karin Gogolsky — 20 points
10. Carol Lynn Thistle — 20 points

65+ — Men

1. David Hippensteel — 100 points
2. Daniel Miller — 90 points
3. Tom Muhlbeier — 80 points
4. Freddie Cherry — 70 points
5. Hugo Braun — 60 points
6. Mark Peters — 60 points
7. John George — 40 points
8. Kevin Cunningham — 30 points
9. John Mariotti — 20 points
10. Jean-Louis Duret — 0 points

Day One

The first day of the 2023 CrossFit Games kicked off bright and early at 9 a.m. CST with the Age Group division and Adaptive division running events concurrently (against their own respective divisions).

Events One — Olympic Weightlifting Total

The Age Group division’s opening event is a two-part challenge. The competitors must first complete a traditional, if rushed, Olympic weightlifting total — with three minutes to work up to a one-repetition max (1RM) in the snatch followed by three minutes to reach a 1RM clean & jerk.

65+ — Women

1. Dava Jensen — 245 Pounds
2. Patti Walkover — 240 Pounds
3. Julie Holt — 230 Pounds
4. Pauline Sciascia — 220 Pounds
5. Marcia Yager — 210 Pounds
6. Silvana Volpe — 200 Pounds
7. Karen Dawkins — 200 Pounds
8. Page Lockhart — 190 Pounds
9. Karin Gogolsky — 185 Pounds
10. Carol Lynn Thistle — 185 Pounds

65+ — Men

1. David Hippensteel — 375 Pounds
2. Daniel Miller — 350 Pounds
3. Tom Muhlbeier — 340 Pounds
4. Mark Peters — 325 Pounds
5. John George — 315 Pounds
6. Kevin Cunningham — 310 Pounds
7. John Mariotti — 290 Pounds
8. Hugo Braun — N/A
9. Freddie Cherry — N/A
10. Jean-Louis Duret — N/A

Event Two — Farmers Field

After one brief minute’s rest from the previous event, each division must perform a series of exercises for time, with an 18-minute time cap: 84-foot farmer’s carry to Pig*, 21 burpee Pig jump-over, farmer’s carry around three dummies, 50 wall ball shots, 50-calorie row, 50 wall ball shots, farmer’s carry around three dummies, 21 burpee Pig jump-over, 84-foot farmer’s carry.

*Note: The Pig is a specialized piece of equipment nearly eight-feet tall, three-feet wide, 20-inches high, and weighing several hundred pounds.

14-15 — Girls

14-15 — Boys

16-17 — Girls

16-17 — Boys

35-39 — Women

35-39 — Men

40-44 — Women

40-44 — Men

45-49 — Women

45-49 — Men

50-54 — Women

50-54 — Men

55-59 — Women

55-59 — Men

60-64 — Women

60-64 — Men

65+ — Women

1. Julie Holt — 12.35.29
2. Pauline Sciascia — 15.09.25
3. Karen Dawkins — 15.35.37
4. Page Lockhart — N/A
5. Karin Gogolsky — N/A
6. Carol Lynn Thistle — N/A
7. Marcia Yager — N/A
8. Dava Jensen — N/A
9. Patti Walkover — N/A
10. Silvana Volpe — N/A

65+ — Men

1. Daniel Miller — 11.39.47
2. John George — 12.07.38
3. John Mariotti — 13.37.9
4. Freddie Cherry — 13.50.7
5. Hugo Braun — 14.00.32
6. Kevin Cunningham — 14.19.34
7. David Hippensteel — 14.30.34
8. Tom Muhlbeier — 14.30.62
9. Mark Peters — N/A
10. Jean-Louis Duret — N/A

Event Three — Helen

The CrossFit athletes will be tasked with performing a benchmark WOD recognizable to any elite competitor or recreational athlete who’s familiar with CrossFit training — Helen — Three rounds for time: 400-meter run, 21 kettlebell swings, and 12 pull-ups.

This event has not yet taken place. Results will be updated as they become available.

14-15 — Girls

14-15 — Boys

16-17 — Girls

16-17 — Boys

35-39 — Women

35-39 — Men

40-44 — Women

40-44 — Men

45-49 — Women

45-49 — Men

50-54 — Women

50-54 — Men

55-59 — Women

55-59 — Men

60-64 — Women

60-64 — Men

65+ — Women

65+ — Men

How to Watch the CrossFit Games

Presuming you’re not attending the Games in Madison, WI, you can watch the 2023 CrossFit Games via the CrossFit app, or online at the CrossFit website (Games.CrossFit.com), YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch.

The Games Move Forward

The full field of Age Group athletes will continue showcasing their skills over the coming days until a champion is crowned in each of the nine categories. Breaking Muscle will continue delivering the action from Madison right to you. Check back regularly for official results and updated leaderboard standings.

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