2018 archive edition: This list preserves the original 2018 selection. Ages, competition descriptions, affiliations and future plans refer to that publication period; they are not current athlete biographies or a newly verified ranking.
Historical competition records reviewed October 26, 2026: The order remains the original 2018 editorial selection, not an athletic leaderboard. Appearance counts use completed seasons through 2017 and distinguish individual from team results. Unsupported appearance totals and identity-uncertain medal claims are not used as verified credentials. Linked official pages may also include later seasons; those later results are not folded into the original counts.
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1. Zummer Pagan
Zummer Pagan @veranomarie1012
Zummer is a CrossFit athlete from Puerto Rico. Her 2017 Women’s Open record places her first in Puerto Rico and 72nd in Latin America. That is a dated Open country ranking, not a claim of an individual CrossFit Games title. The original 2018 Nationals and American Open plans were prospective plans, not verified meet results. Official record and division details.
2. Brooke Ence
Brooke Ence @brookeence
Brooke made her individual CrossFit Games debut in 2015, finishing 14th overall after winning the Snatch Speed Ladder and Clean and Jerk events. These are her 2015 results; the original 2018 comeback commentary is not a current injury or competition-status update. Official record and division details.
3. Carolinne Hobo
Carolinne Hobo @carohobo
Carolinne’s official record lists 48th in Latin America in the 2017 Women’s Open and 21st in the Team division at the 2017 South Regional. Team and individual appearances are different achievements; the earlier five-Regionals total is not established by the linked record. Official record and division details.
4. Annie Thorisdottir
Annie Thorisdottir @anniethorisdottir
Annie, also known as Iceland Annie, won the individual women’s CrossFit Games in 2011 and 2012. Her first Games appearance was in 2009. Those dated results establish the two titles without turning this 2018 selection into a current athlete ranking. Official record and division details.
5. Jen Widerstrom
Jen Widerstrom @jenwiderstrom
Jen was included in the original 2018 selection for her fitness and television profile. Her official CrossFit record lists 63rd in Southern California in the 2014 Women’s Open. An Open result does not establish a Regional or Games appearance; the earlier two-Regionals claim is not independently confirmed here. Official record and division details.
6. Julie Foucher
Julie Foucher @juliefoucher
Julie earned individual Games podiums in 2012 (second) and 2014 (third), and also finished fifth in 2010 and 2011. The linked record distinguishes her individual Regional results from a 2017 Team Regional appearance. Medical training and podcast descriptions in the original selection belong to the 2018 publication context, not a verified current professional profile. Official record and division details.
7. Danielle Sidell
Dani Sidell @dani_sidell
Danielle’s second-place CrossFit Games finish was in the 2012 Team division, not the individual women’s competition. Her record also lists seventh as an individual at the 2014 Central East Regional. Team and individual results should not be combined into an individual podium claim. Official record and division details.
8. Ashley Rincon
Ashley Rincon @smashley_008
Ashley’s official record lists a Team appearance at the 2017 California Regional, finishing 19th. Her 2017 Women’s Open country rank was 716th in the United States, so the earlier broad top-500 description is not retained as an annual rule. The linked page keeps Open rankings separate from Team Regional results. Official record and division details.
9. Jackie Perez
Jackie Perez @jackie585
Jackie was included in this 2018 selection as a CrossFit athlete and coach. The linked official profile includes a 2011 Women’s Open result of 15th in Northern California. That Open result is not proof of the earlier five-of-six-years Regional appearance count; that specific total is not independently verified here. Official record and division details.
10. Lauren Fisher
Lauren Fisher @laurenfisher
Before this 2018 selection, Lauren had three individual Games appearances—2014, 2016 and 2017—and a separate 2013 Team appearance. Her individual Regional entries in 2012 and 2014–2017 are also distinct from the 2013 Team Regional. Do not read the earlier three-Games/five-Regionals shorthand as a total across both divisions. Official record and division details.
11. Jessica Coughlan
Jessica Coughlan @jessicaccoughlan
Jessica finished fifth at the 2017 Pacific Regional and 36th in the individual women’s competition at the 2017 CrossFit Games. These exact results replace the earlier ambiguous four-of-five Regional tally. The profile’s invalid zero-place 2015 row is not counted as a finishing position. Official record and division details.
12. Christmas Abbott
Christmas Abbot @christmasabbott
Christmas was included in this 2018 fitness-personality selection. Her official profile records Open participation, including 46th in the 2012 Women’s Open Mid Atlantic region. That record does not by itself verify a Games-finals appearance or Olympic participation; those credentials are not asserted here. Official record and division details.
13. Mattie Rogers
Mattie Rogers @mattiecakesssss
Mattie entered CrossFit at 17 before focusing on Olympic-style weightlifting. A November 2017 International Weightlifting Federation interview identified her as an American Open and national champion and described missing selection for Rio 2016. Olympic-style weightlifting names the sport; it does not mean she had already competed at the Olympic Games when this list appeared in 2018. Official 2017 IWF interview.
14. Amanda Zaia
Amanda Zaia @amandazaia
Amanda was included in the original Brazilian CrossFit selection. The linked official entry contains an Open record, but does not establish the exact events or division behind the earlier two-year team-competition description. This archive does not present that unverified count as either individual Games appearances or confirmed Games team results. Official record and division details.
15. Celia Gabbiani
Celia Gabbiani @celia_gabbiani
Célia’s official record places her second in France in the 2017 Women’s Open. That is a specific country-and-season result, rather than a rolling top-15 promise. Her later Team Regional record is a different division and is not an individual Games qualification. Official record and division details.
16. Dominique Jacoy
Dominique Jacoy @bloodsweatbarbie
Dominique’s official profile records Women’s Open participation in 2015, 2016 and 2017. Open participation is distinct from Regional or Games qualification. The original state-ranking and coaching descriptions are not presented as independently verified current credentials. Official record and division details.
17. Kristen Graham
Kristen Graham @kgrahamsfb
Kristen’s Women’s Open North East ranks were 57th in 2014, 56th in 2015, 29th in 2016 and 28th in 2017. Those four named seasons are within the top 60; the earlier five-year wording was too broad because her 2013 rank was 113th. Her 2017 Regional appearance was in the Team division. Official record and division details.
18. Marine Lucas
Marine Lucas @marine.lucas.crossfit
Marine finished 61st in France in the 2017 Women’s Open. Naming the year makes the original “last year” reference clear and avoids presenting the result as a current standing. Official record and division details.
19. Sara Sigmundsdottir
Sara Sigmundsdottir @sarasigmunds
Sara reached the individual women’s Games podium in 2015 and 2016, finishing third both years, and placed fourth in 2017. These completed-season results are the historical competition context for her place in this 2018 editorial list. Official record and division details.
20. Kristin Pope
Kristin Pope @kris10pope
Kristin finished 1,472nd worldwide in the 2013 Women’s Open, which supports the original top-2,000 description when the year and division are stated. Her move toward Olympic-style weightlifting does not by itself establish Olympic Games participation. Official record and division details.
21. Brooke Wells
Brooke Wells @brookewellss
Brooke won the 2015 Central Regional at age 19 and made her individual Games debut that year, finishing 16th. Her age-22 description belonged to the original 2018 article; no current youngest-athlete comparison is implied. Official record and division details.
22. Danielle Marino
Danielle Marino @ms_daniellelee
Danielle’s official record confirms an 11th-place Team finish at the 2017 California Regional. This is a team result, not proof of a multi-year individual Regional record. Official record and division details.
23. Kayli Phillips
Kayli Ann Phillips @ooohbabybeast
Kayli was included in the original 2018 selection for her training and social-media presence. The linked official record documents Open participation; this entry makes no Games appearance, podium or coaching-qualification claim. Official record and division details.
24. Camille Leblanc-Bazinet
Camille Leblanc-Bazinet @camillelbaz
Camille won the individual women’s Games in 2014 and appeared in all eight Games from 2010 through 2017. Those are the eight completed-season appearances relevant to the original early-2018 selection, rather than a current lifetime total. Official record and division details.
25. Becca Day
Becca Day @beastitlikebecca
Becca finished fourth with CrossFit Dynamix at the 2016 CrossFit Games in the Team division. That is a team placing, not an individual fourth-place finish. Official record and division details.
26. Laura Hughes
Laura Hughes @laurahughes.1
Laura remains part of the original 2018 selection. The available same-name official records do not confidently establish the identity behind this entry’s earlier 2016 team-podium and Commonwealth-title claims, so those specific credentials are not asserted here. A same-name record is not sufficient evidence to transfer another athlete’s medals or qualifications to this profile. Official record and division details.
27. Katrin Davidsdottir
Katrin Davidsdottir @katrintanja
Katrin won the individual women’s CrossFit Games in 2015 and 2016. These two verified titles replace the time-relative “most successful athlete of today” description; this 2018 editorial list is not a current competitive ranking. Official record and division details.
28. Stacie Tovar
Stacie Tovar @stacietovar
Stacie’s first individual Games appearance was in 2009, not 2007. Her eight appearances through the 2017 season were 2009–2013 and 2015–2017; she missed qualification in 2014. The dates correct the original passage without treating a historical tally as her current record. Official record and division details.
29. Chyna Cho
Chyna Cho @chynacho
Chyna had five individual Games appearances before this 2018 selection: 2010 and 2014–2017. The original four-appearance tally was out of date. Her Women’s Open worldwide finishes were inside the top 250 for each completed season from 2012 through 2017; that bounded period is not a current ranking. Official record and division details.
30. Bethany Shadburne
Bethany Shadburne @bethanycf
Bethany began CrossFit in 2015 and made her individual Games debut in 2017, finishing 22nd. CrossFit’s later records use Bethany Flores; that later name is linked for record continuity while this 2018 selection retains her publication-era name. Official record and division details.
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