Morgan Schulz won the Women's Pro in 01:05:01, Dylan Scott took the Men's Pro in 00:55:44 at HYROX New York 2026. With the World Championships in Stockholm 17 days away (June 18–21), these results give qualified athletes direct performance benchmarks.
Key Takeaways
- Women's Pro: Morgan Schulz (01:05:01) edges out Willow Collins (01:05:06) and Katherine Fahsbender (01:05:14) — just 13 seconds between all three
- Men's Pro: Dylan Scott wins in 00:55:44, Pelkofer 2nd (00:57:00), Kilgore 3rd (00:57:03)
- Pro Doubles: Amsallem/Puaud Canard (00:52:56 men), Griffith/Wells (00:57:36 women)
- HYROX World Championships Stockholm in 17 days: June 18–21
Women's podium: 13 seconds over 65 minutes
Thirteen seconds separated the top three women in New York. Morgan Schulz wins in 01:05:01, but Willow Collins (01:05:06) and Katherine Fahsbender (01:05:14) were never truly dropped. In a race format where run/walk transitions between stations can shift the leaderboard in seconds, a podium this tight shows how much the elite women's field has compressed. All three will likely be Stockholm podium contenders. Collins in particular has shown impressive consistency across the back half of the season.
Scott dominates a deep Men's field
Dylan Scott wins in 00:55:44, with 76 seconds over Stephen Pelkofer (00:57:00) and Greyson Kilgore (00:57:03). A more decisive gap on the men's side. Scott demonstrated the ability to hold power through the SkiErg and Burpee Broad Jump stations late in the race that few competitors can match. The Worlds picture will look different though — the German and Norwegian elite who historically dominate the World Championships weren't in New York. Sweden will be a different race.
Doubles: French pair claims top spot
The Doubles results are worth noting. Benjamin Amsallem and Clément Puaud Canard took the Men's Pro Doubles in 00:52:56, confirming their position as one of the strongest doubles teams of the season. Lauren Griffith and Sydney Wells win Women's Pro Doubles in 00:57:36.
What's next: Stockholm in 17 days
The 2026 HYROX World Championships run at Avicii Arena in Stockholm from June 18 to 21. Over one million athletes competed in HYROX events this season — only the top 0.5% earned invitations to race for the World title. New York shows once again that the margin between winner and podium is down to seconds. For qualified athletes preparing for Worlds, our complete guide to Stockholm Worlds covers the competition format, station-by-station strategies, and peak-week prep.