Dylan Scott and Morgan Schulz claimed the Pro titles at HYROX New York 2026, the signature North American event of the season. Spread across May 28–June 7, the multi-day competition delivered elite performances from athletes heading into the HYROX World Championships in Stockholm in just 11 days.
Key Results
- Men's Pro winner: Dylan Scott — 00:55:44
- Women's Pro winner: Morgan Schulz — 1:05:01 (5 seconds ahead of Willow Collins)
- New York is the largest HYROX event in North America
- Stockholm World Championships: June 18–21, 2026
Pro Division Results
Dylan Scott took the Men's Pro title in 00:55:44, with Stephen Pelkofer finishing second in 00:57:00. The 1 minute 16 second gap tells the story of a hard-fought race where Scott built an early lead and managed his pace through the final ski erg and sandbag lunges.
The Women's Pro race was the highlight of the event. Morgan Schulz (1:05:01) and Willow Collins (1:05:06) crossed within 5 seconds of each other — one of the closest Pro finishes in this season's North American circuit. Both athletes are expected to compete at Stockholm, where the margin will matter even more.
Doubles Results
Saturday's doubles competition produced standout performances across all mixed and women's categories:
- Mixed Doubles: Amsallem/Canard — 52:56
- Women's Doubles: Griffith/Wells — 57:36
Men's Doubles closed out the final evening of competition on June 7.
What This Event Means for Stockholm
New York was one of the final qualifying events before the HYROX World Championships on June 18–21 in Stockholm. Finishers in qualifying positions have earned their spots on the world stage at Avicii Arena.
With Scott posting a sub-56-minute time and Schulz going sub-1:06, both performances are competitive at the world level. The Women's Pro race, in particular, signals a deeper competitive field than in previous seasons.
Where to Find Full Results
For complete results across all age groups, wave times, and individual station splits, check the official tracking sites: