The 2025 Adaptive CrossFit Games by WheelWOD took place from September 12-14 at the Westgate Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, NV, with 260 athletes competing across 32 divisions during the three-day event.

This is the second year that the Divisional CrossFit Games have been separate from the CrossFit Games Finals, including Masters, Teens, and Adaptive Divisions. The separation has allowed WheelWOD to expand its divisions, increasing from six in 2023 to 30 in 2024 and then to 32 in 2025.

• There were seven workouts and nine scored events for the athletes, meaning 900 points were up for grabs. You can find all the workout details here.

Key Highlights:

• Andrea Wilson, now a five-time Adaptive CrossFit Games champion and member of the 2025 USA Paraclimbing Team, won the Women’s Seated without Hip Function Division with a perfect nine first-place finishes across all scored events over the weekend.
• Two other athletes, 19-year-old Hope Kittel in the Women’s Quad division and Fittest Deaf Athlete on Earth Katie Bures in the Women’s Standing Diagnosed division, finished with a perfect 900 points, outperforming their competition in every scored event.
• Tom Miazga continued his dominance with another victory at the Adaptive CrossFit Games in the Men’s Seated with Hip Function division, scoring 850 points and winning five of the nine scored events.
• Lance King is now a three-time champion in the Intellectual Disabilities without CC division. King completed a 265-pound lift complex, consisting of one clean plus one shoulder-to-overhead, and then finished 48 calories in one minute on the Rogue Echo bike to win the A/B event, “Crucible A/B.”

Check out the final podiums for each division below.

Men’s Final Podiums, By Division

1 Point – Upper Impairment

1. Mike Bitton – 840
2. Brian Knight – 800
3. Michael Libby – 598

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2 Point – Upper Impairment

1. Josue Maldonado – 850
2. Anthony Delorenzo – 642
3. David Leclerc – 634

Minor Lower – Lower Impairment

1. Luke Reeson – 830
2. Vincent Cavazos – 648
3. Jonatan Castro Silva – 600

Above Knee – Lower Impairment

1. Anthony Gutierrez – 800
2. José Aparecido Costa Filho – 688
3. Ross Austen – 634

Below Knee – Lower Impairment

1. Hildon Carvalho – 810
2. Felipe Maturana – 720
3. Luca Bonomo – 704

Major – Neuromuscular Impairment

1. Jeremy Dalton – 796
2. Sam Constantin – 736
3. Brian Bake – 596

Moderate – Neuromuscular Impairment

1. Nui Bartlett – 744
2. Mat Hotho – 708
3. Kyle Harper – 700

Minor – Neuromuscular Impairment

1. Josh Robinson – 718
2. Johann van Heerden – 614
3. Adam Nelczyk – 604

Vision – Impairment

1. Zach Schippers – 870
2. Hunter Tribe – 840
3. Tom du Preez – 720

Short Stature – Impairment

1. Cade Ingelse – 840
2. Tim Murray – 820
3. Alexander Harle – 730

Seated 1 – Without Hip

1. Nikodem Prządka – 760
2. Cai Vickers – 648
3. Brandon Mantz – 638

Seated 2 – With Hip

1. Tom Miazga – 850
2. Fabricio Taveira – 646
3. Simon Farre – 624

Seated 3 – QUAD

1. Cameron Whittaker – 796
2. Juuso Nuotio – 770
3. Jouni Räsänen – 688

Standing Diagnosed

1. Higinio Arnaldo – 688
2. Vicente Marzal – 670
3. Florian Gruhlke – 658

Intellectual Disabilities with CC

1. Dylan Crema – 840
2. Hugo Blanchet – 682
3. Oscar Jessup – 624

Intellectual Disabilities without CC

1. Lance King – 880
2. Noah Hilcher – 700
3. Jordy Green – 700

Women’s Final Podiums, By Division

1 Point – Upper Impairment

1. Debbie O’Connell – 830
2. Emily Cairns – 820
3. Amy Johnson – 720

2 Point – Upper Impairment

1. Christina Mazzullo – 762
2. Julia Halberstam – 728
3. Maite Muse – 630

Minor Lower – Lower Impairment

1. Bayleigh Hooper – 890
2. Valerie Cohen – 810
3. Codie Campbell – 730

Above Knee – Lower Impairment

1. Lauren Farhat – 850
2. Amy Bream – 820
3. Kate Foster – 740

Below Knee – Lower Impairment

1. Sara Arango – 810
2. Morgan Ramos – 780
3. Grislaine Schueler – 770

Major – Neuromuscular Impairment

1. Traci Bartalo – 738
2. Jessica Rausch – 722
3. Genna Cappellini – 664

Moderate – Neuromuscular Impairment

1. Lauren Taylor – 760
2. Courtnei Lopez – 722
3. Abi Wynn-Jones – 664

Minor – Neuromuscular Impairment

1. Sarah Kendrick – 790
2. Tiina Murdoch – 750
3. Abigail Mclellan – 678

Vision – Impairment

1. Andrea Aguero Valle – 800
2. Sara Nappi – 708
3. Mary Colin – 656

Short Stature – Impairment

1. Irene Wanandi – 880
2. Erin Popovich – 820
3. Rachel Marder – 730

Seated 1 – Without Hip

1. Andrea Wilson – 900
2. Solene Sache – 790
3. Cat Yearron – 760

Seated 2 – With Hip

1. Amalia Ortuño Lizano – 890
2. Jasmine Mock – 760
3. Shelley Cronau – 710

Seated 3 – QUAD

1. Hope Kittel – 900
2. Sophie Wilson – 810
3. Kylie Grimes – 720

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Standing Diagnosed

1. Katie Bures – 900
2. Samantha Findlay – 662
3. Alyson Hagglund – 662

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Intellectual Disabilities with CC

1. Julia Lane – 860
2. Annie Leonard – 780
3. Jessica Jansen – 750

Intellectual Disabilities without CC

1. Cassidty Lundskog – 830
2. Kira Weber – 750
3. Tessa Kirkey – 698

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