Savage League 2026

The Savage League 2026 is set to be the Seventh iteration of this highly anticipated local CrossFit competition. Over the years, the Savage League has grown to become one of the most significant competitive events on the Island, drawing in athletes and spectators alike.

All WODs are designed to test different aspects of fitness, from strength and endurance to agility and teamwork across 3 weeks of competition. Teams accumulate points based on their performance in each WOD, adding an element of strategy and consistency to the competition.

After three days of competition (Sunday 18th, Sunday 25th, Saturday 31st & Sunday 1st Nov).

The changes in format and the competitive spirit make Savage League 2026 the most exciting edition yet. With teams across all divisions competing together and a structured point system in place, the stakes are higher, and the competition is fiercer. Fans and athletes alike are eagerly awaiting to see who will rise to the top and claim victory in their respective divisions.

Savage League 2026 introduces several exciting changes that promise to elevate the competition's intensity and strategy.

Team Composition for Division 1,2,3:

Teams of 6 Athletes: Each team will consist of a maximum of 6 athletes, with an equal gender split of 3 males and 3 females.

Active Participants: During any given workout, 4 athletes (2 males and 2 females) will be on the competition floor.

NEW- Team Composition for Premier Division

Teams of 4 Athletes: Each team will consist of a maximum of 4 athletes, with an equal gender split of 2 males and 2 females.

Active Participants: During any given workout, 2 athletes (1 male and 1 female) will be on the competition floor.

Competition Format

Multiple-Part WODs: Each WOD will be divided into multiple parts, each carrying its own set of points. This means that performance in each segment contributes to the team's overall score.

Strategic Substitutions: Teams are allowed to substitute athletes between the different parts of a WOD. This allows for strategic adjustments based on the specific requirements of each part of the workout. For example, a team might bring in stronger athletes for a heavy lifting segment and switch to more agile members for a gymnastics-focused part.

The ability to substitute athletes introduces a layer of strategy, as teams must carefully plan and execute their lineups to maximize points across different workout segments. With multiple parts in each WOD and the potential for substitutions, the competition will be more dynamic and unpredictable. Teams will have the opportunity to showcase their versatility and depth, as different athletes can shine in their respective strengths.

Prepare for a showcase of exceptional athleticism, teamwork, and resilience as Savage League 2026 promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for all involved.

Last date for athlete name change: 17/10/26. This has to be approved by SL Organizers, and has to be communicated via email on info@crossfittripod.com, before the stipulated date.

All tickets purchased are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Changes in policies, regulations, requirements and standards may be made at any time without advance notice. The ultimate responsibility for knowing Savage League requirements and regulations rests on the athlete competing. For the latest, up-to-date information please refer to this document, the Savage League rulebook.

All Athletes are required to have completed and abide by the appropriate waivers and documentation as outlined by SL, paid and validly registered for entry, completed an online and/or on-site check-in process, and must be wearing official event identification and/ or credentials where specified.

Equity, Fairness, & Conduct

All athletes agree to compete in a sportsmanlike manner.

Unsportsmanlike behaviour, such as arguing with an official or representative of SL, taunting, heckling, fighting or any conduct which would bring disrepute upon SL, the competition, other competitors, or spectators or event sponsors, as determined by SL, in the eyes of the viewing public or the community, may be grounds for penalty, suspension, disqualification, removal from the event, disqualification from future events or legal action.

Any action that prevents another Athlete from having a fair opportunity to compete (e.g., abuse or alteration of equipment, refusal to follow instructions) or that interferes with Athlete and Event Judge Communication (e.g., external noise devices, bull horns, air horns, etc.,) impedes on their ability to enjoy their experience, or is generally disruptive to the Event, is not allowed.

This is not an exhaustive list and is meant as a guide to the Athlete, Coaches and other attendees. This is not intended as a limitation on SL’s right to operate the competition in any manner it sees fit.

SL, reserves the right to terminate any Athlete, Coach, Staff, Volunteer, Judge, visitor, guest, supporter, teammate and/or Spectator participating in, attending or viewing any sponsored, sanctioned or supported SL Event at any time, with no further obligation or duty to such individual.

SL, has, and may delegate to an On-site Director, the absolute authority on any final ruling including, without limitation, disqualification of an Athlete, removal of Spectator(s) or dismissal of any attendee.