2025 Wodapalooza Miami Results

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The 2025 Wodapalooza Miami delivered a thrilling showcase of strength, endurance, and strategy, drawing the world’s fittest athletes to compete on one of the biggest stages in CrossFit. With January 23-26 marking the calendar for this iconic fitness festival, James Sprague and Lucy Campbell emerged as champions, cementing their legacies in the sport.

This year’s event featured six challenging workouts designed to test every aspect of athleticism, creating an intense environment where only the best prevailed. The battle was fierce, with narrow point differences in both the men’s and women’s divisions.

Men’s Individual Results: James Sprague’s Steady Dominance​

James Sprague claimed victory with a commanding 549 points, showcasing consistency and resilience across all six workouts. Patrick Vellner and Austin Hatfield secured second and third, respectively, proving their mettle in a tightly contested leaderboard. Here’s a breakdown of the top performers:

Rank 1: James Sprague – 549 points
Rank 2: Patrick Vellner – 525 points
Rank 3: Austin Hatfield – 522 points
Rank 4: Ricky Garard – 481 points
Rank 5: Jonne Koski – 468 points

Women’s Individual Results: Lucy Campbell’s Stunning Comeback​

Lucy Campbell’s triumphant return to the top was nothing short of extraordinary. Her tenacity during the final events secured her the championship title with 490 points, narrowly edging out Laura Horvath and Alexis Raptis.

Rank 1: Lucy Campbell – 490 points
Rank 2: Laura Horvath – 485 points
Rank 3: Alexis Raptis – 470 points
Rank 4: Emma Tall – 458 points
Rank 5: Elisa Fuliano – 422 points

Event Highlights and Results​

Event 1: Two Rounds Too Many​

Endurance took center stage as athletes tackled a grueling combination of biking, running, and box jumps. James Sprague led the pack for the men, while Astrid Tind clinched victory in the women’s division.

Men’s Winner: James Sprague (26:27.21)
Women’s Winner: Astrid Tind (29:06.14)

Event 2: The Ocean Drive Drag Race​

Short bursts of power and precision defined this event. Patrick Vellner’s explosive pace secured first place among the men, while Emma Tall dominated the women’s division.

Men’s Winner: Patrick Vellner (7:10.07)
Women’s Winner: Emma Tall (7:18.51)

Event 3: High Stakes, Tight Ropes​

Complex movements and high-skill elements tested agility and coordination. Austin Hatfield claimed his first victory here, while Alexis Raptis delivered a stunning performance for the women.

Men’s Winner: Austin Hatfield (13:24.32)
Women’s Winner: Alexis Raptis (14:22.19)

Event 4: Cuban Press​

This event brought a mix of gymnastics and pressing power. Austin Hatfield emerged victorious again, with Claudia Gluck narrowly beating Lucy Campbell in a nail-biting finish for the women.

Men’s Winner: Austin Hatfield (6:46.63)
Women’s Winner: Claudia Gluck (8:37.47)

Event 5: Worth the Weight​

Raw strength was the focus, as athletes pushed their limits with max lifts. Guilherme Malheiros lifted an astonishing 400 pounds to take the win, while Anikha Greer and Kyra Milligan shared first place for the women at 255 pounds.

Men’s Winner: Guilherme Malheiros (400-lb)
Women’s Winners: Anikha Greer and Kyra Milligan (255-lb)

Event 6: Cortadito 2.0​

The final event brought drama and excitement. Lexi Neely won for the women, but Lucy Campbell’s second-place finish secured her overall victory. On the men’s side, Austin Hatfield once again took the win.

Men’s Winner: Austin Hatfield (11:50.75)
Women’s Winner: Lexi Neely (12:39.00)

Key Takeaways from 2025 Wodapalooza​

Unparalleled competition highlighted the extraordinary talent pool present this year, with razor-thin point differences showing how competitive the field has become. Athletes like James Sprague and Lucy Campbell set a benchmark for consistency and dominance across multiple events. The dramatic moments, including Lucy Campbell’s final surge to victory, made the 2025 Wodapalooza an unforgettable chapter in CrossFit history.

This year’s Wodapalooza set a new standard for fitness competitions, leaving fans and competitors eagerly anticipating the next event.