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Oregon Hyrox Challenge 2025

Medford, United States|September 27, 2025

Completed

Updated on September 30, 2026

Overview

Oregon Hyrox Challenge 2025 is an independent hybrid fitness race in Medford, United States, with individual and doubles formats. Individual competitors can enter Advanced Male, Advanced Female, Intermediate Male, or Intermediate Female divisions. Doubles teams can compete in Male/Male, Female/Female, or Mixed categories. The event suits athletes seeking a structured test of strength, endurance, and functional fitness, with divisions that accommodate different competitive levels and team configurations. Its format combines running with functional physical challenges, creating a demanding race for both solo participants and partners. The race date is 27 September 2025. Oregon Hyrox Challenge 2025 provides a competitive setting for experienced athletes, developing racers, and teams looking to share a hybrid fitness challenge 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	$135
Individual Advanced Male	Registration closed	$135
Individual Intermediate Female	Registration closed	$135
Individual Intermediate Male	Registration closed	$135
Doubles Team Female/Female	Registration closed	$250
Doubles Team Male/Male	Registration closed	$250
Doubles Team Mixed	Registration closed	$250

Podium

Sean Healy
1:33:41

Tiffany Misener / Whitney Madigan
1:11:29
Karen Baas / Anne Hanson
1:14:28
Courtney Persons / Courtney Rayppy
1:14:59

Michelle Deavila / Chris Crowell
1:03:02
Spencer Kankel / Aleethia Collins
1:03:07
Mike Latham / Sofia Villasenor
1:06:09

Plan your stay

Medford provides accommodation across several distinct areas. City Center Medford includes hotels close to downtown dining, entertainment, parks, the central library, and civic buildings. The airport area contains hotels designed for convenient access to Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport, with choices that include standard rooms and suites. Central Point, Phoenix, and nearby Jacksonville also form established lodging areas associated with the wider Medford stay. Accommodation types in and around the city include full-service and limited-service hotels, motels, bed-and-breakfast establishments, guesthouses, serviced apartments, apartment-style stays, vacation rentals, and family-oriented properties. Facilities vary by property and include options with restaurants, pools, breakfast service, and parking. Medford’s lodging districts cover downtown, commercial corridors, airport surroundings, and nearby communities.

Race Info

Medford is served by Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport, located north of the city on Biddle Road. The airport provides terminal access, rental cars, taxis, and parking directly in front of the terminal. Rogue Valley Transportation District buses connect the airport with downtown Medford and other communities in the area. Road access includes Interstate 5, which runs through the Rogue Valley and connects Medford with destinations to the north and south. Biddle Road provides the principal road connection between the airport and central Medford. Within the city, RVTD operates local bus routes serving downtown, commercial areas, residential districts, and nearby communities. Downtown streets and public facilities include municipal parking areas and on-street parking, while hotels, businesses, and venues commonly provide site-specific parking.

Rankings

Individual Advanced Female

7 ranked

RankRank	Bib	Name	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Jenna Ringer		1:06:55	›
2	—	Chrishtianna Newell	REBUILT FITNESS	1:11:37	›
3	—	Giulia Conte	Iron Haven Fitness	1:13:40	›
4	—	Mariah O'Connor	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:14:01	›
5	—	Aubrey Nesheim	3-46 GRIT CROSSFIT	1:16:08	›
6	—	Laurie Dutkiewicz	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:20:00	›
7	—	Jennifer Stephens		1:21:23	›

Individual Advanced Male

1 ranked

RankRank	Bib	Name	Team	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Sean Healy		CROSSFIT TYPE 44	1:33:41	›

Individual Intermediate Female

9 ranked

RankRank	Bib	Name	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Jess Contreras	CANBY CLUBFIT	1:07:33	›
2	—	Caitlin Emery	Iron Haven Fitness	1:11:38	›
3	—	Brooke Hansen	Iron Haven Fitness	1:13:37	›
4	—	Nicole Cole	OREGON TEXAS LINE	1:14:32	›
5	—	Reese Mattheyer	STEELHEAD STRONG FITNESS	1:29:51	›
6	—	Kayla Garrison	WEST COAST STRENGTH	1:38:38	›
7	—	Amanda Mueller	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:39:41	›
8	—	Rachal Denio		1:45:47	›
9	—	Lynn Collins	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:50:07	›

Individual Intermediate Male

8 ranked

RankRank	Bib	Name	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Lorenzo Contreras	OTF OC	1:04:31	›
2	—	Nicholas Slavtcheff	PDXFIT	1:07:17	›
3	—	Brandon Emery	Iron Haven Fitness	1:20:47	›
4	—	Jake Flury	COSSFIT THE DEN	1:24:24	›
5	—	Nicholas Kauffman		1:26:40	›
6	—	Kevin Wright	Iron Haven Fitness	1:28:35	›
7	—	Stephane Olivier	CLUB NORTHWEST	1:34:42	›
8	—	Joey Marroletti		1:36:48	›

Doubles Team Female/Female

11 ranked

RankCategory rank	Bib	Name	Team	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Tiffany Misener / Whitney Madigan	The Bitches of BlueDog	CROSSFIT BLUEDOG	1:11:29	›
2	—	Karen Baas / Anne Hanson	Steel Striders	STEELHEAD STRONG FITNESS	1:14:28	›
3	—	Courtney Persons / Courtney Rayppy	Same, Same but Different	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:14:59	›
4	—	Megan Dahl / Jessica Guido	Rox Solid Duo	CROSSFIT ROSEBURG	1:16:26	›
5	—	Abbey Holcomb / Rebekah Rand	Gidgets Fan Club	VALLEY STRENGTH WEIGHTLIFTING	1:17:30	›
6	—	Emily Pennington / Abby Whipple	In It Together	CROSSFIT ROSEBURG	1:18:52	›
7	—	AMY ACOSTA / KRISTEN HAYES	Vintage Velocity	CROSSFIT BLUEDOG	1:25:25	›
8	—	Ashly Amason / Megan Sauvain	To Survive	OREGON TEXAS LINE	1:34:40	›
9	—	Emily Musser-Glass / JESSICA JACKSON	OTL Ladies	OTL FITNESS	1:35:03	›
10	—	Angie Boliek / Mikayla Mcleod	Muscles and Mayhem		1:36:07	›
11	—	Brittany Amacher / Taylor Rudisill	TB Alley-Oops		1:46:55	›

Doubles Team Male/Male

5 ranked

RankCategory rank	Bib	Name	Team	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Josh Hunt / Zack Teachout	We’re Peaking	SUMMIT FITNESS	1:09:01	›
2	—	Camden Vaught / Zack Jensen	Big Daddy & Co		1:12:42	›
3	—	Lake Larsen / Nick Bohamera	Hustle and Muscle	WILLAMETTE VALLEY CROSSFIT	1:15:01	›
4	—	Henry Pointer / Spencer Frey	Dirty Leb		1:19:42	›
5	—	Isaac Michaels / Lucas Paugh	Torque Twins		1:27:30	›

Doubles Team Mixed

10 ranked

RankCategory rank	Bib	Name	Team	Club	Time	Analyze
1	—	Michelle Deavila / Chris Crowell	Gunner Crossfit	GUNNER CROSSFIT	1:03:02	›
2	—	Spencer Kankel / Aleethia Collins	PR or ER	WHIT FITNESS	1:03:07	›
3	—	Mike Latham / Sofia Villasenor	Grit Chips	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:06:09	›
4	—	Bob Horton / Jennifer Horton	Horton’s Hear A Who	CROSSFIT THE DEN	1:10:54	›
5	—	Cally Stacey / Adam Stacey	Team Stacey		1:15:16	›
6	—	Matthew Bernard / Sarah Bernard	"B" Team	Iron Haven Fitness	1:15:30	›
7	—	Jerry Martinez	Suture sisters	STEELHEAD STRONG FITNESS	1:19:04	›
8	—	Ian Schmidt / Jess Ashlee	Hustle & Muscle	Iron Haven Fitness	1:27:38	›
9	—	Elena Gealon / Jonathan Gealon	Kinda slow kinda old	STEELHEAD STRONG FITNESS	1:32:03	›
10	—	Eric Olsen / Aubre Olsen	BURPEES WITH BENEFITS	CROSSFIT ILIAD	1:52:09	›

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 2025 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 2025 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 2025?

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