How Much Money Did Athletes Win at 2025 CrossFit Games?

Robbie Wild Hudson
By Robbie Wild Hudson Aug 7, 2025 · 1 min read
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The dust has settled and payday is here, find out how much money the athletes won at the 2025 CrossFit Games.

The prize purse was different this year and based on the total number of people that registered to the CrossFit Open.

Each leaderboard placement earned a corresponding amount of money. Additionally, athletes received $3,000 for every event that they won.

Men

AthletePlacementEvent WinsTotal
Jayson Hopper$287,609$3,000$290,609
Ricky Garard$57,522$6,000$63,522
James Sprague$46,017$3,000$49,017
Dallin Pepper$40,265–$40,265
Austin Hatfield$20,133$6,000$26,133
Jay Crouch$15,531$3,000$18,531
Jeff Adler$14,380$3,000$17,380
Justin Medeiros$12,655$3,000$15,655
Roman Khrennikov$12,080–$12,080
Colten Mertens$8,628$3,000$11,628
Tudor Magda$11,504–$11,504
Harry Lightfoot$9,779–$9,779
Chris Ibarra$6,903–$6,903
Kalyan Souza$6,327–$6,327
Ty Jenkins$5,752–$5,752
Calum Clements$5,177–$5,177
Colin Bosshard$4,602–$4,602
Jack Rozema$4,027–$4,027
Moritz Fiebig$3,451–$3,451
Nick Mathew$2,876–$2,876

Women

AthletePlacementEvent WinsTotal
Tia-Clair Toomey$287,609$12,000$299,609
Lucy Campbell$57,522$6,000$63,522
Olivia Kerstetter$46,017$3,000$49,017
Danielle Brandon$40,265–$40,265
Arielle Loewen$20,133$3,000$23,133
Mirjam von Rohr$14,380$3,000$17,380
Maddie Sturt$15,531–$15,531
Aimee Cringle$12,655–$12,655
Anikha Greer$12,080–$12,080
Alexis Raptis$11,504–$11,504
Lucy McGonigle$9,779–$9,779
Abigail Domit$8,628–$8,628
Fee Saghafi$4,602$3,000$7,602
Lydia Fish$6,903–$6,903
Claudia Gluck$6,327–$6,327
Grace Walton$5,752–$5,752
Brooke Wells$5,177–$5,177
Lexi Neely$4,027–$4,027
Haley Adams$3,451–$3,451
Jennifer Muir$2,876–$2,876

You can see the huge jump between first place and the rest of the rankings.

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Robbie Wild Hudson

Editor-In-Chief at BOXROX. I come from a background of rugby and weightlifting. Growing up in the English Lake District, I spent a great deal of time swimming in its stunning lakes and rivers. In 2015 my brothers and I became the first people to swim the 145km length of the River Eden, from source to mouth, in 9 days. We also swam the Corryvreckan whirlpool, the third largest in the world, and Crossfit is a huge part of my training for these events.

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