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2025 Shaw Classic Men’s & Women’s Open Results

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The 2025 Shaw Classic brought three days of relentless strength competition to Loveland, Colorado (August 15–18). Featuring elite athletes from around the globe, the Open Men’s and Women’s divisions delivered historic performances. Ben Glasscock and Jennifer Lyle emerged victorious after seven grueling events, each etching their names into strongman and strongwoman history.



Men’s Open Division – Ben Glasscock Secures Victory​

Ben Glasscock displayed remarkable consistency, edging out rival Zach Price by just 1.5 points to claim the Men’s Open title. His victory not only crowned him the 2025 Shaw Classic champion but also secured his qualification for the 2026 Strongest Man on Earth.

Final Men’s Standings​

  1. Ben Glasscock — 55 points
  2. Zach Price — 53.5 points
  3. Fredrik Johansson — 46.5 points
  4. Seth Soukup — 45 points
  5. Josh Gregory — 40 points
  6. Beau Bathery — 33.5 points
  7. Quinten Holley — 33 points
  8. Alex Kelley — 29.5 points
  9. Connor Hunt — 27.5 points
  10. Jon Furrh — 15.5 points

Women’s Open Division – Jennifer Lyle Dominates​

Jennifer Lyle secured a commanding victory in the Women’s Open, finishing 4 points ahead of her closest rival. With three event wins, she demonstrated power, stamina, and composure under pressure—hallmarks of a true strongwoman champion.

Final Women’s Standings​

  1. Jennifer Lyle — 54.5 points
  2. Jackie Osczevski — 50.5 points
  3. Jackie Rhodes — 50 points
  4. Nancy Johnson — 46 points
  5. Erin Murray — 45.5 points
  6. Kira Wrixon — 40.5 points
  7. Rebecca Houston — 35.5 points
  8. Nichole Wight — 21 points
  9. Cheyenne Ruiz — 21 points
  10. Trisha Mank — 19.5 points

Event-by-Event Breakdown​

Event One: Axle Press​

Men: Glasscock & Price tied with 5 reps at 335 lbs. Women: Jennifer Lyle stunned the crowd with 7 reps at 205 lbs, earning a decisive event win.

Event Two: Frame Carry​

Men: Connor Hunt completed the 775-lb carry in 38.71 seconds, the only finisher besides Beau Bathery. Women: Jackie Osczevski blazed through the 525-lb carry in 19.18 seconds for first place.

Event Three: Load & Drag​

Men: Glasscock’s 35.75-second finish secured his second event win. Women: Erin Murray edged Nancy Johnson by 1.3 seconds, clocking 40.35 seconds.

Event Four: Max Log Lift​

Men: Zach Price dominated with a 410-lb lift, the only man to break 400 lbs. Women: Jennifer Lyle and Kira Wrixon tied at 260 lbs each.

Event Five: Yoke & Arm-Over-Arm Medley​

Men: Seth Soukup won with a 46.31-second performance, his best of the weekend. Women: Jackie Osczevski crushed the field, finishing in 25.41 seconds.

Event Six: Deadlift​

Men: Fredrik Johansson roared back with 11 reps at 725 lbs, reigniting his podium run. Women: Jennifer Lyle secured another win with 15 reps at 450 lbs, unmatched by her competitors.

Event Seven: Atlas Stones​

Men: Johansson closed strong, completing the full series of 350–450 lbs stones the fastest, claiming overall bronze. Women: Lyle capped her dominant weekend with a powerful stone run, solidifying her title.

Key Takeaways​

Ben Glasscock showed consistency and resilience, outperforming Zach Price in crucial moments to become champion. Jennifer Lyle established herself as the clear strongwoman to beat, with multiple event wins and unmatched endurance. Fredrik Johansson recovered from a slow start to finish with a strong bronze-medal performance. The 2025 Shaw Classic reinforced its reputation as one of the toughest strength contests in the world.
 
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