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Oregon Hyrox Challenge

Medford, United States|October 26, 2024

Completed

Updated on September 30, 2026

Overview

Oregon Hyrox Challenge is a hybrid fitness race in Medford, United States, on 26 October 2024. Its format combines individual and doubles competition for athletes with different levels of experience and performance. Individual divisions include Advanced Male, Advanced Female, Intermediate Male and Intermediate Female. Doubles divisions include Female/Female and Mixed teams. The race suits participants who want to test strength, endurance and athletic versatility in a competitive hybrid format. Solo entries place the challenge on one athlete, while doubles entries create a shared team format. The division structure gives experienced competitors and intermediate athletes distinct categories, with dedicated options for male, female and mixed participation. Oregon Hyrox Challenge provides a focused race setting for individual athletes and teams seeking a demanding fitness competition in Medford.

Event organised independently of the HYROX circuit.

Pricing by division

Indicative pricing as communicated by the organiser, excluding any platform fees.

Division	Status	From
Individual Advanced Female	Registration closed	$125
Individual Advanced Male	Registration closed	$125
Individual Intermediate Female	Registration closed	$125
Individual Intermediate Male	Registration closed	$125
Doubles Team Female/Female	Registration closed	$230
Doubles Team Male/Male	Registration closed	$230
Doubles Team Mixed	Registration closed	$230

Podium

Jake Flury
1:16:23
Andrew Maddox
1:21:53
TIM SCHMIDT
1:46:11

Bryson Steele
1:05:17
Kevin Wright
1:15:48
Brandon Emery
1:18:21

Irene Meeker / Tisha Richmond
1:21:31

Peter Gonzalez / Sofia Villasenor
1:01:47
ANNE HANSEN / Brandon Kynsi
1:03:06
Neil Clooney / Sarah Burns
1:21:36

Plan your stay

Medford has accommodation across several distinct areas. City Center Medford provides central lodging close to historic Medford City Hall, the library, Bear Creek Park, restaurants and cultural venues. The airport area contains practical hotels and motels near the commercial corridor north of downtown. East Medford offers lodging in a more residential setting, with restaurants and everyday services nearby. Accommodation types in the city include full-service hotels, budget hotels, motels, bed-and-breakfast properties, guesthouses, serviced apartments and vacation rentals. Central Point, immediately north of Medford, adds further hotels and motel-style accommodation, while Jacksonville and its historic district provide lodging in a smaller heritage-focused community. Properties range from family-oriented rooms and suites to extended-stay apartments and independently operated guest accommodation.

Race Info

Medford is served by Rogue Valley International–Medford Airport, located north of the city near Interstate 5 and Crater Lake Highway. Interstate 5 provides the principal road connection through the area, while Oregon Route 62 connects Medford with the airport corridor and Crater Lake. The Rogue Valley Transit District operates local buses, including route 61 between the airport and downtown. The RVTD Front Street Station in downtown Medford is the central bus terminal for local services and regional coach connections. Interstate and state highways provide access by car from surrounding Oregon communities and northern California. Downtown includes on-street parking and a parking structure on Sixth Street between Riverside Avenue and Central Avenue. Taxis serve the airport and central Medford.

Rankings

Individual Advanced Female

5 ranked

RankRank	Bib	Name	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	MOLLY MULLANE		1:10:58	›
2	—	Giulia Conte	Iron Haven Fitness	1:12:40	›
3	—	Catherine Malcolm	The Den	1:20:57	›
4	—	Brittany Church		1:23:07	›
5	—	Savanna Smith	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:32:36	›

Individual Advanced Male

3 ranked

RankRank	Bib	Name	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Jake Flury	COSSFIT THE DEN	1:16:23	›
2	—	Andrew Maddox	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:21:53	›
3	—	TIM SCHMIDT	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:46:11	›

Individual Intermediate Female

5 ranked

RankRank	Bib	Name	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Michelle Tyler	CROSSFIT 12 STONES	1:10:10	›
2	—	Lacey Randolph		1:15:59	›
3	—	Olivia Wharton	COSSFIT THE DEN	1:23:27	›
4	—	Jess Ashlee	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:41:45	›
5	—	Jenifer Church		2:03:05	›

Individual Intermediate Male

6 ranked

RankRank	Bib	Name	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Bryson Steele		1:05:17	›
2	—	Kevin Wright		1:15:48	›
3	—	Brandon Emery	Iron Haven Fitness	1:18:21	›
4	—	Hunter Tyler		1:19:19	›
5	—	Jerry Martinez	CROSSFIT STEELHEAD	1:34:11	›
6	—	Stetson Kastengren		1:56:17	›

Doubles Team Female/Female

1 ranked

RankCategory rank	Bib	Name	Team	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Irene Meeker / Tisha Richmond	Morning Crushers	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:21:31	›

Doubles Team Male/Male

0 entrants

No entrant published for this division.

Doubles Team Mixed

4 ranked

RankCategory rank	Bib	Name	Team	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Peter Gonzalez / Sofia Villasenor	Double Trouble	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:01:47	›
2	—	ANNE HANSEN / Brandon Kynsi	Steelhead Scorpians	STEELHEAD STRONG FITNESS	1:03:06	›
3	—	Neil Clooney / Sarah Burns	Weekend @ Burney’s		1:21:36	›
4	—	Max Voelkel / Mazie Allen	Booty And The Beast	CROSSFIT THE DEN	2:02:46	›

Frequently asked questions

What is a hybrid race?

A timed event alternating running segments with strength stations. Each organiser sets its own distances, loads and station order, so two hybrid races cannot be compared directly.

Is Oregon Challenge an official HYROX race?

No. It is organised independently of the HYROX circuit. Its format, loads and categories are its own, and its times do not count towards any HYROX ranking.

Which divisions does Oregon Challenge offer?

Individual Advanced Female, Individual Advanced Male, Individual Intermediate Female, Individual Intermediate Male, Doubles Team Female/Female, Doubles Team Male/Male, Doubles Team Mixed.

Where can I find the results of Oregon Challenge?

Rankings are published on this page, division by division, as soon as they become available.