HYROX Boston 2026 Results: top performers and rankings

HYROX Boston 2026: The Results Are In

Boston vibrated to the rhythm of HYROX on October 8, 2026, transforming 415 Summer St into a true arena of effort and performance. With an impressive total of 9417 participants from around the world, this edition of HYROX Boston once again proved the growing enthusiasm for this demanding discipline. Over a single day of incredible intensity, seasoned athletes and passionate novices alike tackled the 8 km of running and 8 functional workout stations, each aiming to push their limits. The atmosphere was electric, the competition fierce, and personal records tumbled. ROXWALL was at the heart of the action to immortalize these moments of triumph, and here is our detailed recap of the exceptional performances from that day.

Open Men, Top 10

The Open Men category delivered a high-flying spectacle, with a remarkable density of performances and many athletes who truly flew through the course. Numerous personal bests were shattered, demonstrating relentless preparation and unwavering determination. The podium was decided by mere seconds, and the Top 10 reflects a generation of incredibly sharp athletes.

1. Zach Cygan, 00:55:57 🇺🇸
   Zach Cygan dominated the Open Men category with a breathtaking performance. This scorching time not only earned him the victory, but it also represents a new personal best, improving his previous best time recorded in Toronto (00:56:39) by 42 seconds. A regular on the race circuit, Zach shows rapid progress since his debut, confirming his status as an athlete to watch.
2. Michael DeFranco, 00:57:27 🇺🇸
   Michael DeFranco impressively secured second place. He also set a new personal best, leaving his Ottawa time (01:02:23) far behind. This impressive performance, the result of rigorous training, now places him among the favorites for future events.
3. Yan Lachapelle, 00:58:14 🇨🇦
   Canada's Yan Lachapelle completed the podium with a time of 00:58:14. This is a spectacular improvement for Yan, who bettered his previous personal record from Toronto (01:04:13) by more than 5 minutes. A meteoric rise that commands admiration.
4. Joshua Gonzalez, 00:58:44 🇺🇸
   Just 30 seconds off the podium, Joshua Gonzalez displayed unwavering determination. He set a new PB, dropping from 01:02:09 in Dallas to a remarkable 00:58:44. His consistency and progress are commendable.
5. Sam Unsworth, 00:58:49 🇬🇧
   Sam Unsworth, hailing from the United Kingdom, took fifth place in 00:58:49. This is also a new personal best for him, surpassing his 01:01:22 from Washington DC. A solid performance that places him among the international Open elite.
6. Kyle Bush, 00:59:12 🇺🇸
   Kyle Bush entered the Top 6 by breaking the 1-hour barrier. His time of 00:59:12 is a brilliant new PB, a significant improvement over his 01:03:48 from the Americas Championships in Washington DC.
7. JORDAN MARA, 00:59:19 🇨🇦
   What an impressive debut for JORDAN MARA! In his very first HYROX race, the Canadian wowed, finishing 7th with a time of 00:59:19. A promising start for this new athlete who might just make a name for himself in the future.
8. David Den Besten, 00:59:32 🇳🇱
   The Dutchman David Den Besten confirmed his excellent form by setting a new personal record of 00:59:32, just 12 seconds better than his Rotterdam time. This consistency and precision keep him at the top.
9. Trevor Reed, 01:00:12 🇺🇸
   Trevor Reed, with a time of 01:00:12, beat his personal best from Salt Lake City (01:02:24). This is proof of his commitment and consistent progress in HYROX events.
10. Zayne Hayes, 01:00:13 🇺🇸
    Just one second behind Trevor Reed, Zayne Hayes closed out this Top 10 with a new PB of 01:00:13, a notable improvement over his 01:06:17 from Washington DC. The competition was so tight, every second counted!

Open Women, Top 10

The Open Women category was also the scene of exceptional performances, with female athletes demonstrating inspiring strength, endurance, and determination. The overall level is soaring, and it's fascinating to see so many newcomers and veterans pushing the boundaries of this sport. This Boston race was no exception, offering a Top 10 rich in emotions and records.

1. Brittany McCall, 01:04:56 🇺🇸
   Brittany McCall dominated the Open Women category with a remarkable time of 01:04:56. Not content with the victory, she shattered her personal best by nearly two minutes, her previous PB being 01:06:47 in New York. She is an athlete making huge strides, and Boston was her triumph.
2. Lizzy Stoeckle, 01:05:38 🇺🇸
   Just seconds shy of first place, Lizzy Stoeckle secured the silver medal with an excellent 01:05:38. This veteran with 7 HYROX races under her belt proved her consistency and ability to stay at the top. Even if her PB remains 01:05:30 from Washington DC, she confirmed her status as a formidable athlete.
3. Jenna Pastore, 01:05:58 🇺🇸
   What a revelation! Jenna Pastore climbed to the third step of the podium in her very first HYROX participation. Her time of 01:05:58 is simply astonishing for a rookie, undoubtedly announcing a long and brilliant career in HYROX.
4. Hannah Cohen, 01:07:27 🇺🇸
   Another impressive newcomer: Hannah Cohen ranked 4th with a time of 01:07:27. In her first race, she demonstrated enormous potential and proved that new talent is definitely emerging.
5. Lindsey Harvey, 01:07:42 🇺🇸
   Lindsey Harvey improved her personal best with a 01:07:42, shaving 16 seconds off her Houston time (01:07:58). A solid performance and continuous progress for Lindsey.
6. Kaitlyn McNamara, 01:07:54 🇺🇸
   Kaitlyn McNamara achieved a new PB of 01:07:54, a significant improvement over her 01:11:31 from the Americas Championships. Her perseverance paid off in Boston!
7. Rebecca Pareja, 01:08:13 🇺🇸
   A third rookie in this Top 10! Rebecca Pareja, in her first HYROX experience, climbed to an impressive 7th place with a time of 01:08:13. This promises exciting future battles.
8. Deborah Rose, 01:08:51 🇺🇸
   The surprises continue with Deborah Rose, also in her first participation. She finished 8th in 01:08:51, confirming the depth of talent among new entrants in Boston.
9. Kimberly Marra, 01:09:02 🇺🇸
   Kimberly Marra, a veteran of 11 HYROX races, proved her resilience by ranking 9th. With considerable experience, she continues to be among the best.
10. Leah Ayres, 01:10:07 🇺🇸
    Leah Ayres closed out this Top 10 with a new personal best of 01:10:07, beating her previous time of 01:15:41 from the Americas Championships. A strong finish to a ranking dominated by excellence and perseverance.

Pro Men, Top 5

The Pro Men category is the pinnacle of HYROX, where only the most complete and fastest athletes compete. In Boston, the field was particularly strong, with well-known names from the global scene. Every second counted, and the battle for the podium was epic, demonstrating the power and technique required to excel at this level.

1. Dylan Scott, 00:54:42 🇺🇸
   Dylan Scott, an impressive veteran with 11 HYROX races under his belt, claimed first place in Pro Men with an exceptional time of 00:54:42. Although he didn't beat his PB of 00:52:40 from Warsaw, his Boston performance demonstrates consistent top-level performance, just a few seconds behind his time from the World Championships in Stockholm (00:53:47).
2. Stephen Pelkofer, 00:55:06 🇺🇸
   Stephen Pelkofer, also a veteran with 11 races, fought a fierce battle for second place, finishing in 00:55:06. With a PB of 00:54:10, Stephen proved his ability to perform under pressure, approaching his best world performances.
3. Macklin Kortebein, 00:56:25 🇺🇸
   Macklin Kortebein, with 5 HYROX races to his name, took the third step of the podium in 00:56:25. Having previously clocked 00:54:21 in Washington DC, he confirms his place among the elite, even if this wasn't his personal record.
4. Ryan Callahan, 00:56:49 🇺🇸
   Ryan Callahan, with 11 races, secured 4th place in 00:56:49. Just seconds off the podium, he demonstrated endurance and speed worthy of the best, with a performance very close to his Washington DC PB.
5. Willy Georges, 00:56:50 🇫🇷
   France's Willy Georges, a veteran of 8 HYROX races, rounded out this Top 5 in 00:56:50. His presence at this level testifies to his talent and fighting spirit, just one small second behind 4th place. He confirms strong consistency after his time in Bordeaux.

Pro Women, Top 5

The female athletes in the Pro Women category delivered a demonstration of strength and technique in Boston. Their performances are an inspiration, pushing the limits of what is possible in HYROX. Between smashing PBs and strategic battles, the Top 5 was a reflection of an elite female field determined to make their mark.

1. Willow Collins, 01:00:07 🇺🇸
   Willow Collins flew through the Pro Women category with a fantastic time of 01:00:07, securing a dazzling victory. This is a sensational new personal best for Willow, who improved her previous Salt Lake City time (01:03:30) by over 3 minutes. A rapid ascent that propels her into the ranks of global favorites.
2. Lauren Griffith, 01:01:23 🇺🇸
   Lauren Griffith, a familiar face on the podiums with 11 races to her credit, took second place in 01:01:23. She confirmed her consistency, approaching her PB (01:00:56 in Washington DC), proving she is still a major force in the competition.
3. Carolyn Watkins, 01:02:39 🇺🇸
   Carolyn Watkins, also a seasoned veteran with 11 HYROX races, climbed to the third step of the podium with a time of 01:02:39. With a PB of 01:02:24 at the Stockholm World Championships, she demonstrated admirable consistency and a capacity to always aim for excellence.
4. Chelsea Ribeiro, 01:03:54 🇨🇦
   Canada's Chelsea Ribeiro, with 11 HYROX races, ranked 4th in 01:03:54. Her time is very close to her Toronto PB (01:03:42), attesting to her constant competitiveness on the international stage.
5. Molly Chambers, 01:04:19 🇺🇸
   Molly Chambers, with 6 HYROX races, completed the Top 5 in 01:04:19. Close to her Washington DC PB (01:03:14), Molly continues to show that she is among the best athletes in the category.

Duos in the Spotlight: Doubles and Pro Doubles

The Doubles categories reflect strategy, communication, and perfect synergy between partners. In Boston, the duos showed impressive coordination, sharing the effort and pushing each other to unforgettable performances. Whether in Open or Pro, the team spirit was palpable, and the times achieved bear witness to this.

Doubles Men, Top 5

The Doubles Men category saw teams outdo themselves, with a collective energy that worked wonders. Many duos made their debut on the HYROX scene, leaving a strong impression from their very first race.

1. Michael DeFranco Zach Cygan, 00:52:28
   What a formidable duo! Michael DeFranco and Zach Cygan, who both shone in Open Men, teamed up for an incredible performance in Doubles Men. In their first HYROX race as a duo, they crushed the competition with a time of 00:52:28, proving that teamwork makes the dream work.
2. Killian Coleman Luke Prendergast, 00:53:18
   Killian Coleman and Luke Prendergast, in their first team participation, took the second step of the podium with a solid 00:53:18. A remarkable entry into duo competition.
3. Christian Diaz Christian Vitagliano, 00:55:09
   The duo Christian Diaz and Christian Vitagliano, also rookies in Doubles, secured an excellent 3rd place in 00:55:09. Proof of their collective potential.
4. Mike Cerulli Garrett Magill, 00:55:48
   Mike Cerulli and Garrett Magill, a new team, finished 4th with a very respectable 00:55:48.
5. Jordan Austin Sunny Williams, 00:56:10
   Jordan Austin and Sunny Williams completed this Top 5 with a 00:56:10, another solid performance for a debuting duo.

Doubles Women, Top 5

Female doubles athletes showed impressive cohesion and power, with some shattering their own records and others making a remarkable debut.

1. Heather Klein Alexandra Good, 01:01:40
   Heather Klein and Alexandra Good took the lead in the Doubles Women category with a time of 01:01:40. They set a new personal best, improving their previous Boston performance (01:05:19) by nearly 4 minutes. Proof of their continuous improvement!
2. Kimberly Marra Amanda Houston, 01:03:51
   Kimberly Marra, with her solo experience, teamed up with Amanda Houston for a successful first doubles race, securing 2nd place in 01:03:51.
3. Stephanie Blair Katherine Greenberg, 01:04:49
   The duo Stephanie Blair and Katherine Greenberg delivered a strong third-place finish for their first time as a team, with a 01:04:49.
4. Erica Self Jana Mucci, 01:05:05
   Erica Self and Jana Mucci, another new duo, placed 4th in 01:05:05, demonstrating promising potential.
5. Madeleine McIlroy Madison Sexton, 01:05:41
   Madeleine McIlroy and Madison Sexton rounded out the Doubles Women Top 5 with a 01:05:41 for their very first collaboration.

Doubles Mixed, Top 5

Mixed duos showed perfect harmony between male strength and female endurance, with optimized race strategies to dominate the stations.

1. Brittany Weiss Gabe Piepergerdes, 00:54:14
   Brittany Weiss and Gabe Piepergerdes delivered an incredible performance in Mixed Doubles, claiming first place in 00:54:14. This is a new personal best for this duo, improving their Salt Lake City time (01:03:30) by over 3 minutes.
2. Kendall Gregory Max Mancuso, 00:54:44
   Kendall Gregory and Max Mancuso followed closely in 00:54:44. They also set a new PB, reducing their 00:54:56 from Washington DC. The competition was fierce at the front of the race!
3. Chelsea Ribeiro Reece Fallon, 00:55:13
   Chelsea Ribeiro, also present in Pro Women, teamed up with Reece Fallon for a successful first Mixed race and immediately took the 3rd step of the podium with an excellent 00:55:13.
4. Joseph Rucco Kelly Sullivan, 00:55:43
   Joseph Rucco and Kelly Sullivan set a new personal record in 00:55:43, improving their 00:56:06 from the Stockholm World Championships. Great progress for this experienced duo.
5. Million Negash Lindsay Mannion, 00:56:26
   Million Negash and Lindsay Mannion completed this Mixed Doubles Top 5 with a 00:56:26 for their first team participation.

PRO Doubles: Performance at its Peak

The PRO Doubles categories are the epitome of team performance. Here, speed, technique, and precise synchronization are crucial. Athletes are often regulars on solo podiums, and their combination creates war machines capable of record times. Boston was the scene of memorable duels, with daring strategies and breathtaking finishes.

Pro Doubles Men, Top 5

The Pro Doubles Men delivered a display of raw power and impeccable coordination. The speed of execution at the stations combined with consistency on the run allowed for shattered records.

1. Dylan Scott Stephen Pelkofer, 00:51:12
   The formidable duo Dylan Scott and Stephen Pelkofer, already brilliant in Pro Men, crushed the Pro Doubles Men category with a time of 00:51:12. This isn't their best time (they achieved 00:49:00 in Warsaw), but it still represents the fastest performance of the entire day in Boston, across all divisions. Their synergy is unmatched.
2. Alexander Golik Joseph Rucco, 00:53:32
   Alexander Golik and Joseph Rucco secured second place with a time of 00:53:32, a new personal best for this duo, improving their 00:54:19 from the Stockholm World Championships. An impressive progression.
3. Brayden Lind Spencer Weller, 00:53:41
   Brayden Lind and Spencer Weller took third place in 00:53:41. They also beat their personal record, improving their 00:54:47 from Miami, a sign of solid preparation.
4. Joshua Salzman CJ Baroni, 00:54:13
   Joshua Salzman and CJ Baroni stood out in their very first HYROX doubles race, securing a remarkable 4th place in 00:54:13. An extremely promising start.
5. Parker Bryant Killian Coleman, 00:54:21
   Parker Bryant and Killian Coleman completed this Top 5 with a 00:54:21. Having previously achieved 00:54:10 in New York, they confirmed their place among the best Pro duos.

Pro Doubles Women, Top 5

The Pro Doubles Women category saw very high-level duos compete, with refined strategies and impeccable coordination, proving that team HYROX is a discipline in its own right.

1. Willow Collins Molly Chambers, 00:56:55
   Willow Collins, already a champion in Pro Women, teamed up with Molly Chambers for their first Pro Doubles race and won with a fantastic time of 00:56:55. An explosive duo from their very first appearance!
2. Cassandra Carroll Kelly Sullivan, 00:58:58
   Cassandra Carroll and Kelly Sullivan took second place in 00:58:58, a new personal best for them, improving their 01:00:31 from New York. Great progress for this duo.
3. Ali Summers Meghan McNab, 01:00:29
   Ali Summers and Meghan McNab finished 3rd in 01:00:29. This isn't their PB (01:00:00 in Phoenix), but their performance remains very solid and keeps them on the podium.
4. Imogen Cross Elise McClintic, 01:01:19
   Imogen Cross and Elise McClintic, in their first Pro Doubles race, secured an impressive 4th place in 01:01:19. A duo to watch!
5. Synnøve Tønnesen Rebecca Shinnick, 01:01:48
   Synnøve Tønnesen and Rebecca Shinnick completed this Top 5 in 01:01:48, also marking a very successful first participation.

Key Figures from HYROX Boston 2026

Beyond the podiums, here's an overview of the striking statistics from this edition of HYROX Boston:

• 9417 participants over 1 day, demonstrating the scale of the event.
• Average Open Men's time: 01:35:53 (for 1906 finishers).
• Average Open Women's time: 01:43:37 (for 1654 finishers).
• Fastest time of the event: Dylan Scott Stephen Pelkofer, 00:51:12 (in HYROX PRO DOUBLES, Men). An unparalleled performance that day!
• The HYROX DOUBLES Women division was the most represented with 1868 finishers, closely followed by Open Men.

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