The 2026 Rogue Invitational ran from 23 to 25 October at P&J Live in Aberdeen, Scotland, and brought together the reigning Fittest Man and Woman on Earth, the reigning World’s Strongest Man and five Australians. It’s the eighth Rogue Invitational and the third in Scotland: four competitions under one roof, with 19 CrossFit men, 20 CrossFit women, nine strongmen and nine strongwomen.
Final results: Dallin Pepper and Lucy Campbell won the CrossFit, Trey Mitchell and Angelica Jardine the strongman and strongwoman. Below: the podiums, where the Australians finished, the final standings in all four divisions, every event winner and how each day unfolded. After the results: who to watch, the full fields, the schedule in Australian time, the prize money and how to watch for free.
- Status: Completed. Final results confirmed by Rogue.
- Last checked: 6:30am Monday 26 October (AEDT).
- Official results: Rogue’s official leaderboard
- Watch: free on Rogue’s watch page
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- Dates: 23 to 25 October 2026
- Venue: P&J Live, Aberdeen, Scotland
- Divisions: CrossFit men (19), CrossFit women (20), strongman (9), strongwoman (9)
- Australian times: first event 9pm AEDT Friday 23 October; strongman ends about 6:35am Sunday, CrossFit about 1am Monday
- Aberdeen and US times: first event 11am Friday in Aberdeen (6am US Eastern); strongman ends about 8:35pm Saturday (3:35pm ET), CrossFit about 2pm Sunday (10am ET)
- Watch: free live stream on Rogue’s website
- Defending champions: Jeffrey Adler, Laura Horvath, Mitchell Hooper, Inez Carrasquillo
- Prize money: built on US$1.215 million cash plus US$275,000 in Bitcoin from Rogue
- Australians: Jay Crouch, Ricky Garard, Isaac Newman, Madeline Sturt, Katie Blunden
- Results: Pepper and Campbell (CrossFit), Mitchell and Jardine (strongman and strongwoman); all podiums
Champions and podiums
| Division | Podium (points) |
|---|---|
| CrossFit men | 1. Dallin Pepper (USA), 750 2. James Sprague (USA), 720 3. Tudor Magda (USA), 685 |
| CrossFit women | 1. Lucy Campbell (United Kingdom), 710 2. Laura Horvath (Hungary), 685 3. Gabriela Migała (Poland), 685 |
| Strongman | 1. Trey Mitchell (USA), 46 2. Martins Licis (Latvia), 45 3. Rayno Nel (South Africa), 44 |
| Strongwoman | 1. Angelica Jardine (USA), 53 2. Inez Carrasquillo (Puerto Rico), 52 3. Lucy Underdown (United Kingdom), 42 |
The Australians: Jay Crouch was fourth in the CrossFit men (second going into the final day), Ricky Garard fifth and Isaac Newman 11th. Madeline Sturt was 17th in the CrossFit women and Katie Blunden eighth in the strongwoman.
Pepper won without winning an event; Campbell is the first woman other than Laura Horvath or Tia-Clair Toomey to win the Rogue Invitational. Three-time champion Mitchell Hooper finished sixth in the strongman (how he lost the lead). Day-by-day reports are in the updates below. Sources: Rogue’s official leaderboard; Fitness Volt on the CrossFit winners.
Latest updates
Last updated 6:30am Monday 26 October (AEDT). Newest first.
Dallin Pepper and Lucy Campbell are the 2026 Rogue Invitational CrossFit champions. Pepper won without winning an event: eight top-five finishes and one 13th gave him 750 points, 30 ahead of James Sprague, who won the last event, the Highland Sprint (6:33.32). Tudor Magda was third on 685.
Australia’s Jay Crouch, second going into the final day, finished fourth on 670 after placing 11th in the Highland Sprint. Ricky Garard, who won Packout and Orlando, was fifth and Isaac Newman 11th. Defending champion Jeffrey Adler was ninth.
Campbell won River Dee and Dunnottar and finished on 710, 25 points clear. Defending champion Laura Horvath scored nothing in the opening event, won four of the remaining eight, including the Highland Sprint, and finished second: she and Gabriela Migała both scored 685, and Rogue ranks Horvath ahead. Campbell is the first woman other than Horvath or Tia-Clair Toomey to win the Rogue Invitational. Fittest Woman on Earth Aimee Cringle was eighth, Elisa Fuliano 12th and Australia’s Madeline Sturt 17th.
Sources: Rogue’s official leaderboard, checked 6:20am AEDT; Fitness Volt on the winners.
Trey Mitchell is the 2026 Rogue Invitational strongman champion, and Mitchell Hooper’s run is over. Mitchell won three of the six events, including the final Mons Meg stones (30.44 s), and finished on 46 points, one ahead of Martins Licis and two ahead of Rayno Nel. Hooper, chasing a fourth straight title, led after Day 1 but scored 3, 5 and 2 points on Day 2 and finished sixth on 33 (how Hooper lost the lead).
Angelica Jardine won the strongwoman on 53 points, one ahead of two-time defending champion Inez Carrasquillo, who won four of the six events. Jardine took the title by winning the last one, Mons Meg (26.85 s). Lucy Underdown was third on 42. Australia’s Katie Blunden finished eighth.
The CrossFit has one day left. Dallin Pepper leads the men on 485 after six of nine events, and Australia’s Jay Crouch is second on 455, ahead of James Sprague (445). Ricky Garard won Packout and Orlando and is up to fifth. Gabriela Migała leads the women on 445, with Alex Gazan, Lucy Campbell and Aimee Cringle all on 440. Madeline Sturt is 12th and Elisa Fuliano 13th.
Day 3 starts at 9:30pm AEDT tonight with Pulling Power; the Highland Sprint final is at about 12:30am Monday. Sources: Rogue’s official leaderboard, checked 9:10am AEDT; Fitness Volt on the strongman and strongwoman winners.
Day 1 is done in Aberdeen, and Mitchell Hooper leads the strongman without winning an event. Chasing a fourth straight Rogue title, Hooper is on 23 points after three events, one ahead of Martins Licis and two ahead of Rayno Nel. Licis won the deadlift ladder, Trey Mitchell the Viking press and Paddy Haynes Conan’s wheel (899°).
Angelica Jardine leads the strongwoman on 25, one ahead of Lucy Underdown and two ahead of defending champion Inez Carrasquillo, who won the Viking press and Conan’s wheel (991°). Australia’s Katie Blunden is ninth.
In the CrossFit, Colten Mertens won Single Malt and The Viking to lead the men on 270, five points ahead of Dallin Pepper. James Sprague won River Dee and is third, Australia’s Jay Crouch is fourth, Ricky Garard 13th and Isaac Newman 16th. Defending champion Jeffrey Adler is 12th. Poland’s Gabriela Migała leads the women on 250 without an event win; Lucy Campbell, Laura Horvath and Dani Speegle took one each. Games champion Aimee Cringle is seventh, Elisa Fuliano 11th and Australia’s Madeline Sturt 15th.
Day 2 starts at 9pm AEDT tonight with Packout. The strongman and strongwoman finish with the Mons Meg stones at about 6:35am Sunday. Source: Rogue’s official leaderboard, checked 7:45am AEDT.
CrossFit men: standings
| Rank | Athlete (country) | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dallin Pepper (USA) | 750 |
| 2 | James Sprague (USA) | 720 |
| 3 | Tudor Magda (USA) | 685 |
| 4 | Jay Crouch (Australia) | 670 |
| 5 | Ricky Garard (Australia) | 610 |
| 6 | Guilherme Malheiros (Brazil) | 590 |
| 7 | Jayson Hopper (USA) | 585 |
| 8 | Bayley Martin (New Zealand) | 580 |
| 9 | Jeffrey Adler (Canada) | 565 |
| 10 | Colten Mertens (USA) | 415 |
CrossFit women: standings
| Rank | Athlete (country) | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lucy Campbell (United Kingdom) | 710 |
| 2 | Laura Horvath (Hungary) | 685 |
| 3 | Gabriela Migała (Poland) | 685 |
| 4 | Emma Lawson (Canada) | 640 |
| 5 | Alex Gazan (USA) | 620 |
| 6 | Olivia Kerstetter (USA) | 615 |
| 7 | Emma Tall (Sweden) | 560 |
| 8 | Aimee Cringle (United Kingdom) | 555 |
| 9 | Kyra Milligan (USA) | 500 |
| 10 | Dani Speegle (USA) | 430 |
Strongman: standings
| Rank | Athlete (country) | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Trey Mitchell (USA) | 46 |
| 2 | Martins Licis (Latvia) | 45 |
| 3 | Rayno Nel (South Africa) | 44 |
| 4 | Ondřej Fojtů (Czech Republic) | 37 |
| 5 | Paddy Haynes (United Kingdom) | 36 |
| 6 | Mitchell Hooper (Canada) | 33 |
| 7 | Pavlo Kordiyaka (Ukraine) | 30 |
| 8 | Austin Andrade (USA) | 26.5 |
| 8 | Thomas Evans (USA) | 26.5 |
Strongwoman: standings
| Rank | Athlete (country) | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Angelica Jardine (USA) | 53 |
| 2 | Inez Carrasquillo (Puerto Rico) | 52 |
| 3 | Lucy Underdown (United Kingdom) | 42 |
| 4 | Rebecca Roberts (United Kingdom) | 38 |
| 5 | Jennifer Lyle (USA) | 36 |
| 6 | Andrea Thompson (United Kingdom) | 34 |
| 7 | Jackie Osczevski (Canada) | 28 |
| 8 | Katie Blunden (Australia) | 20 |
| 9 | Grace Hilbourne (United Kingdom) | 11 |
Event-by-event results
Each event’s winners and their results go here once Rogue confirms them. Start times in Australian time are in the schedule below.
CrossFit
| Event | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1: Friday 23 October in Aberdeen | ||
| River Dee | James Sprague, 18:29.07 | Lucy Campbell, 18:50.15 |
| Single Malt | Colten Mertens, 4:45.97 | Laura Horvath, 5:35.37 |
| The Viking | Colten Mertens, 30 reps | Dani Speegle, 33 reps |
| Day 2: Saturday 24 October in Aberdeen | ||
| Packout | Ricky Garard, 20:42.54 | Aimee Cringle, 20:25.33 |
| The Duel VI | Jayson Hopper | Laura Horvath |
| Orlando | Ricky Garard, 6:37.77 | Alex Gazan, 8:04.25 |
| Day 3: Sunday 25 October in Aberdeen | ||
| Pulling Power | Guilherme Malheiros, 8:15.10 | Laura Horvath, 9:40.65 |
| Dunnottar | Tudor Magda, 7:20.48 | Lucy Campbell, 7:29.16 |
| Highland Sprint | James Sprague, 6:33.32 | Laura Horvath, 7:16.29 |
Strongman and strongwoman
| Event | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1: Friday 23 October in Aberdeen | ||
| Deadlift ladder | Martins Licis, 6 lifts (42.83 s) | Lucy Underdown, 13 lifts (1:28.00) |
| Viking press | Trey Mitchell, 15 reps | Inez Carrasquillo, 23 reps |
| Conan’s wheel | Paddy Haynes, 899° | Inez Carrasquillo, 991° |
| Day 2: Saturday 24 October in Aberdeen | ||
| Yoke and log carry | Trey Mitchell, 1:52.16 | Inez Carrasquillo, 1:39.10 |
| Grip medley | Rayno Nel, 40.79 s | Inez Carrasquillo, 33.61 s |
| Mons Meg stones | Trey Mitchell, 30.44 s | Angelica Jardine, 26.85 s |
What is the Rogue Invitational?
The Rogue Invitational is an annual competition run by the equipment maker Rogue Fitness. It began in 2019 at Rogue’s headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, as a CrossFit event, added strongman in 2021 and strongwoman in 2024, according to Wikipedia. It ran near Austin, Texas, from 2021 to 2023 and moved to Aberdeen in 2024.
Athletes get in three ways: Rogue’s points system, a direct invitation, or the online qualifier called “The Q” (Velites).
Who to watch
CrossFit men: Sprague v Adler
James Sprague arrives as the 2026 Fittest Man on Earth after winning the CrossFit Games in July, his second title. Canada’s Jeffrey Adler has won the last two Rogue Invitationals (2024 and 2025) but was seventh at the Games. Dallin Pepper (second at the Games), Australia’s Jay Crouch (third), 2025 Fittest Man Jayson Hopper and Saxon Panchik are all in the field.
CrossFit women: Cringle v Horvath
Aimee Cringle, from the Isle of Man, won the 2026 CrossFit Games by 136 points. Hungary’s Laura Horvath is the defending champion and has won the Rogue Invitational three times (2022, 2023 and 2025). Emma Lawson and Lucy Campbell, second and third at the Games, are also here, as is Italy’s Elisa Fuliano, who won the opening challenge on Netflix’s Physical 100: Italy.
Strongman: can anyone stop Hooper?
Canada’s Mitchell Hooper has won every Rogue strongman title since 2023 and won World’s Strongest Man again this year, which makes him our pick as the strongest man in the world, by a narrow margin. South Africa’s Rayno Nel finished two points behind him at World’s Strongest Man, and 2019 World’s Strongest Man Martins Licis is also in the field. Scotland’s Tom Stoltman (2021 and 2022) was announced but is no longer on Rogue’s competitor list. Hafthor Björnsson (2018) withdrew in October and was replaced by Ukraine’s Pavlo Kordiyaka, the 2023 Europe’s Strongest Man (Fitness Volt).
Strongwoman: Carrasquillo going for three
Puerto Rico’s Inez Carrasquillo has won both Rogue strongwoman titles so far (2024 and 2025). Ukraine’s Olga Liashchuk was announced but is no longer on Rogue’s list, leaving nine strongwomen.
The Australians
Five Australians are competing, and three of them finished in the top five at the CrossFit Games in July:
- Jay Crouch (CrossFit men): third at the 2026 Games.
- Ricky Garard (CrossFit men): fifth at the 2026 Games.
- Isaac Newman (CrossFit men).
- Madeline Sturt (CrossFit women): fifth at the 2026 Games.
- Katie Blunden (strongwoman).
Australia has history here: Tia-Clair Toomey won the women’s Rogue Invitational four times (2019, 2020, 2021 and 2024).
The full fields
Three athletes from the announced fields are no longer on Rogue’s competitor list (checked 21 October): Roman Khrennikov (third in 2025), strongman Tom Stoltman and strongwoman Olga Liashchuk. Rogue hasn’t said why, and hasn’t named replacements, so the strongman and strongwoman fields are down to nine each.
CrossFit men
| Athlete | Country | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Jeffrey Adler | Canada | Rogue champion 2024, 2025 |
| James Sprague | USA | 2026 Games champion |
| Dallin Pepper | USA | 2nd, 2026 Games |
| Jay Crouch | Australia | 3rd, 2026 Games |
| Ricky Garard | Australia | 5th, 2026 Games |
| Jayson Hopper | USA | 2025 Games champion |
| Guilherme Malheiros | Brazil | |
| Moritz Fiebig | Germany | |
| Colten Mertens | USA | |
| Chandler Smith | USA | |
| Tudor Magda | USA | |
| Henrik Haapalainen | Finland | |
| Fabian Hermans | Netherlands | |
| Nate Ackermann | USA | |
| Chris Ibarra | USA | |
| Bayley Martin | New Zealand | |
| Harry Lightfoot | United Kingdom | |
| Isaac Newman | Australia | |
| Saxon Panchik | USA |
CrossFit women
| Athlete | Country |
|---|---|
| Laura Horvath (defending champion) | Hungary |
| Aimee Cringle (2026 Games champion) | United Kingdom |
| Emma Lawson | Canada |
| Lucy Campbell | United Kingdom |
| Madeline Sturt | Australia |
| Arielle Loewen | USA |
| Danielle Brandon | USA |
| Alex Gazan | USA |
| Olivia Kerstetter | USA |
| Gabriela Migała | Poland |
| Emily Rolfe | Canada |
| Abbie Domit | USA |
| Dani Speegle | USA |
| Paige Rodgers | USA |
| Elisa Fuliano | Italy |
| Emma Tall | Sweden |
| Jennifer Muir | Scotland |
| Kyra Milligan | USA |
| Siria Meha | Albania |
| Carolyne Prevost | Canada |
Strongman and strongwoman
| Strongman | Country | Strongwoman | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mitchell Hooper (defending champion) | Canada | Inez Carrasquillo (defending champion) | Puerto Rico |
| Rayno Nel | South Africa | Angelica Jardine | USA |
| Pavlo Kordiyaka | Ukraine | Grace Hilbourne | United Kingdom |
| Martins Licis | Latvia | Lucy Underdown | United Kingdom |
| Trey Mitchell | USA | Andrea Thompson | United Kingdom |
| Austin Andrade | USA | Katie Blunden | Australia |
| Ondřej Fojtů | Czech Republic | Rebecca Roberts | United Kingdom |
| Thomas Evans | USA | Jenn Lyle | USA |
| Paddy Haynes | United Kingdom | Jackie Osczevski | Canada |
Schedule and workouts in Australian time
All times below are AEDT (Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Hobart), converted from Rogue’s schedule; Queensland is an hour earlier. Aberdeen is 10 hours behind Sydney on Friday and Saturday, and 11 hours behind on Sunday after the UK clocks go back. The strongman and strongwoman competitions finish early on Sunday morning, the CrossFit just after midnight on Monday.
CrossFit workouts
| Time (AEDT) | Event |
|---|---|
| Day 1: Friday 23 October in Aberdeen | |
| 9:00pm Fri | River Dee: 7 rounds of 11-calorie ski, 7 wall walks, 11-calorie ski and 7 devil’s presses (50/35 lb) |
| 12:15am Sat | Single Malt: back squats of 10, 8, 6, 4 and 2 reps, rising from 315 to 405 lb (women 225 to 285 lb), with a sprint after each set |
| 2:50am Sat | The Viking: max-rep Viking press in 60 seconds |
| Day 2: Saturday 24 October in Aberdeen | |
| 9:00pm Sat | Packout: 5 rounds of a 750 m run, 30/25 toes-to-bar and a yoke carry |
| 1:25am Sun | The Duel VI: to be announced |
| 4:10am Sun | Orlando: 10 axle clean and jerks (205/150 lb), 15 ring muscle-ups, 10 axle clean and jerks, 15 log muscle-ups, 10 axle clean and jerks |
| Day 3: Sunday 25 October in Aberdeen | |
| 9:30pm Sun | Pulling Power: four rounds of 3 rope climbs, overhead squats (225/175 lb) and deadlifts, 12-9-6-3 reps, with the deadlift rising from 275 to 405 lb (women 195 to 285 lb) |
| 11:25pm Sun | Dunnottar: 100 ft handstand walk, 75 double-unders, 25 GHD sit-ups, 50 burpee box jump-overs, 25 GHD sit-ups, 75 double-unders, 100 ft handstand walk |
| 12:30am Mon | Highland Sprint: to be announced (final event) |
Weights are in pounds, men/women, as Rogue lists them. Rogue will announce The Duel VI and the Highland Sprint during the weekend.
The strongman events
| Event | Time (AEDT) |
|---|---|
| Day 1: Friday 23 October in Aberdeen | |
| Deadlift ladder | Women 10:50pm Fri, men 11:15pm Fri |
| Viking press | Both 1:55am Sat |
| Conan’s wheel | Women 4:05am Sat, men 4:55am Sat |
| Day 2: Saturday 24 October in Aberdeen | |
| Yoke and log carry | Both 11:40pm Sat |
| Grip medley | Women 3:00am Sun, men 3:25am Sun |
| Mons Meg stones (final) | Women 6:00am Sun, men 6:35am Sun |
Prize money
Rogue has put in US$1.215 million in cash and US$275,000 of Bitcoin, bought at US$95,000 a coin; any rise in the Bitcoin price is added to the purse. More is added from tickets, Rogue Invitational T-shirts, Rogue Challenge entries and other sales (Rogue Fitness). The final total and the split by place still hadn’t been published on 21 October.
How to watch
Rogue streams all three days free on its watch page, with replays afterwards. In Australia, the first event starts at 9pm AEDT on Friday 23 October, the strongman finishes with the Mons Meg stones at about 6:35am on Sunday, and the CrossFit ends with the Highland Sprint at 12:30am on Monday. Tickets for P&J Live are sold through Rogue.
Past champions
| Year | CrossFit men | CrossFit women |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Dallin Pepper | Lucy Campbell |
| 2025 | Jeffrey Adler | Laura Horvath |
| 2024 | Jeffrey Adler | Tia-Clair Toomey |
| 2023 | Patrick Vellner | Laura Horvath |
| 2022 | Justin Medeiros | Laura Horvath |
| 2021 | Justin Medeiros | Tia-Clair Toomey |
| 2020 | Patrick Vellner | Tia-Clair Toomey |
| 2019 | Mat Fraser | Tia-Clair Toomey |
| Year | Strongman | Strongwoman |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Trey Mitchell | Angelica Jardine |
| 2025 | Mitchell Hooper | Inez Carrasquillo |
| 2024 | Mitchell Hooper | Inez Carrasquillo |
| 2023 | Mitchell Hooper | – |
| 2022 | Oleksii Novikov | – |
| 2021 | Martins Licis | – |
Train for it
- HYROX and CrossFit-style conditioning: HYROX stations explained.
- Grip, the strongman decider: our grip strength test and dead hang guide.
- A base to build on: the free 28-day military calisthenics plan.
Rogue Invitational 2026 FAQ
Where can I see the Rogue Invitational 2026 results?
On this page: the podiums, final standings in all four divisions and every event winner, plus Rogue’s official leaderboard.
When is the 2026 Rogue Invitational?
23 to 25 October 2026.
Where is the Rogue Invitational held?
P&J Live in Aberdeen, Scotland, for the third year running. It was held near Austin, Texas, from 2021 to 2023.
Who won the Rogue Invitational in 2026?
Dallin Pepper (CrossFit men), Lucy Campbell (CrossFit women), Trey Mitchell (strongman) and Angelica Jardine (strongwoman).
Who won the Rogue Invitational in 2025?
Jeffrey Adler (CrossFit men), Laura Horvath (CrossFit women), Mitchell Hooper (strongman) and Inez Carrasquillo (strongwoman).
Is the Fittest Man on Earth competing?
Yes. James Sprague, who won the 2026 CrossFit Games, finished second in the men’s field, and women’s champion Aimee Cringle was eighth.
Are any Australians competing?
Five: Jay Crouch (fourth), Ricky Garard (fifth) and Isaac Newman (11th) in the CrossFit men’s field, Madeline Sturt (17th) in the women’s, and Katie Blunden (eighth) in strongwoman.
How much prize money is there?
Rogue has committed US$1.215 million in cash plus US$275,000 in Bitcoin, with more added from ticket and merchandise sales. The final total hasn’t been published yet.
Who won the Rogue Invitational strongman?
Mitchell Hooper has won the last three (2023, 2024 and 2025). Before him, Oleksii Novikov won in 2022 and Martins Licis in 2021.
What time is the Rogue Invitational in Australia?
The first event starts at 9pm AEDT on Friday 23 October. Each day’s competition runs through the Australian night; the strongman finishes at about 6:35am on Sunday and the CrossFit at about 1am on Monday.
