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American Ninja Warrior
Season 8
Presented byMatt Iseman
Akbar Gbaja-Biamila
Kristine Leahy
No. of contestants500
Finals venueLas Vegas, NV
No. of episodes13
Release
Original networkNBC
Original releaseJune 1 (2016-06-01) –
September 12, 2016 (2016-09-12)
Season chronology
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Season 7
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Season 9

The eighth season of the obstacle course reality competition series American Ninja Warrior premiered on June 1, 2016, on NBC. Hosts Matt Iseman and Akbar Gbaja-Biamila returned for their respective seventh and fourth seasons, alongside sideline reporter Kristine Leahy who returned for her second season. The grand prize stayed even with season 7, at $1,000,000. In addition, 28 new obstacles were created for this season, and there were 40% more female applicants over last season.[1]

Competition schedule

Qualifying airing Finals airing City Qualifying date Finals date Venue
June 1, 2016 July 11, 2016 Los Angeles, California[2] April 5, 2016 April 6, 2016 Universal Studios Hollywood
June 8, 2016 July 18, 2016 Atlanta, Georgia[3] March 18, 2016 March 19, 2016 Turner Field
June 13, 2016 July 25, 2016 Indianapolis, Indiana[4] April 27, 2016 April 28, 2016 Monument Circle
June 20, 2016 August 1, 2016 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma[5] May 13, 2016 May 14, 2016 Oklahoma State Capitol
June 27, 2016 August 22, 2016 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania[6] May 26, 2016 May 27, 2016 Richmond Power Plant

Obstacles

City Qualifiers & Finals

Event Obstacles Finishers
Los Angeles Qualifiers Floating Steps Tick Tock Escalator Ring Jump I-Beam Cross Warped Wall 17
Finals Salmon Ladder The Wedge Double Helix Invisible Ladder 1
Atlanta Qualifiers Big Dipper Block Run Spin Cycle Pipe Fitter 27
Finals Salmon Ladder Floating Monkey Bars The Clacker Invisible Ladder 4
Indianapolis Qualifiers Rolling Log Fly Wheels Disc Runner Swinging Spikes 25
Finals Salmon Ladder Hourglass Drop Circuit Board Invisible Ladder 4
Oklahoma City Qualifiers Ring Swing Log Runner Tire Swing Bar Hop 15
Finals Salmon Ladder Bungee Road Window Hang Invisible Ladder 2
Philadelphia Qualifiers Log Grip Paddle Boards Wall Drop Rolling Thunder 9
Finals Salmon Ladder Flying Shelf Grab Stair Hopper Invisible Ladder 0

National Finals

Event Obstacle(s)
Stage 1 Snake Run Propeller Bar Giant Log Grip Jumping Spider Sonic Curve Warped Wall Broken Bridge Flying Squirrel + Final Climb
Stage 2 Giant Ring Swing Down Up Salmon Ladder Wave Runner Butterfly Wall Double Wedge Wall Flip
Stage 3 Keylock Hang Floating Boards Ultimate Cliffhanger Curved Body Prop Hang Climb Walking Bar Flying Bar
Stage 4 Mount Midoriyama

City courses

Los Angeles

Los Angeles qualifying

The Los Angeles qualifying round featured four new or modified obstacles and concluded with 17 finishers. Both Jessie Graff and Natalie Duran made it up the warped wall, and got an buzzer in the qualifying round. In addition, the Facebook video showcasing Graff's qualifying run was viewed more than 50 million times leading up to the Finals round. Kevin Bull earned the "POM Wonderful Crazy Healthy Run of the Night" with the fastest time (2:02.81). Additionally, actor Brennan Mejia, the Red Power Ranger from Power Rangers Dino Super Charge, failed on the second obstacle again.[7][8]

Los Angeles finals

The Los Angeles finals round featured one new obstacle, The Wedge, as well as three modified obstacles from city qualifying. The round concluded with one finisher, the lowest number of any final to date unless the chance of a non-completed course. Rock climber and engineering student Josh Levin, who was a rookie, earned the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" and the only finish, with a time of 8:21.30. Jessie Graff came in second place, breaking her own record for the highest finish by a woman in a city competition.[9][10]

Obstacles used during the Los Angeles Finals are listed below.

  Indicates competitor completed course.
  Indicates competitor was awarded the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night."

Competitors who advanced to the Vegas Finals are listed below.

Rank Finalist Outcome Obstacle/Time
1 Josh Levin Completed 8:21.30
2 Jessie Graff Failed Helix Hang
3 Kevin Bull Failed The Wedge
4 Chris Workman Failed The Wedge
5 Nicholas Coolridge Failed The Wedge
6 Adam Rayl Failed The Wedge
7 Flip Rodriguez Failed The Wedge
8 Gabe Hurtado Failed The Wedge
9 Liam Buell Failed The Wedge
10 Grant McCartney Failed The Wedge
11 Ryan Robinson Failed The Wedge
12 Justin Hillsten Failed The Wedge
13 Jackson Meyer Failed The Wedge
14 Nick Hanson Failed The Wedge
15 Ben Melick Failed The Wedge

Atlanta

Atlanta qualifying

The Atlanta qualifying round featured three new or modified obstacles and concluded with 27 finishers. Gym owner Drew Drechsel earned the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with the fastest time (1:19.44).[11]

Atlanta finals

The Atlanta finals round featured one new obstacle, The Clacker, as well as two modified obstacles from city qualifying. The round concluded with four finishers. Stock trader and ANW veteran Travis Rosen, earned the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with a time of 6:52.17, coming in third place. Roommates James "The Beast" McGrath and Drew Drechsel competed for the fastest time of the night when they came in first and second place, with times of 5:01.62(McGrath) and 5:05.26(Drechsel). After competing since the premiere season in 2009, parkour trainer and original ANW veteran Brett Sims made it to his first Vegas final with a time of 7:36.45, ending up in 4th place. During Drew Drechsel's run, Lucas Gomes was "on the bubble" in 15th Place, meaning if Drew got past the 8th obstacle, he would be eliminated in 16th place. He ended up in 16th, behind Todd Bourgeois. Someone got injured before Las Vegas so he did get in the top 15.[12]

Obstacles used during the Atlanta Finals are listed below.

  Indicates competitor completed course.
  Indicates competitor was awarded the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night."

Competitors who advanced to the Vegas Finals are listed below.

Rank Finalist Outcome Obstacle/Time
1 James McGrath Completed 5:01.62
2 Drew Dreschel Completed 5:05.26
3 Travis Rosen Completed 6:52.17
4 Brett Sims Completed 7:36.45
5 Casey Suchocki Failed The Clacker
6 Shawn Richardson Failed The Clacker
7 Jo Jo Bynum Failed The Clacker
8 Neil Craver Failed Floating Monkey Bars
9 Tyler Martin Failed Floating Monkey Bars
10 Chris Boehm Failed Floating Monkey Bars
11 Yuri Force Failed Floating Monkey Bars
12 Mike Chick Failed Floating Monkey Bars
13 Alexio Gomes Failed Floating Monkey Bars
14 Mack Roesch Failed Floating Monkey Bars
15 Todd Bourgeois Failed Floating Monkey Bars
  • Lucas Gomes was brought back as a wildcard and an injury replacement for Tyler Martin.

Indianapolis

The Indianapolis city course, still under construction a couple of days before the competitions

Indianapolis qualifying

The Indianapolis qualifying round featured four new or modified obstacles and concluded with 25 finishers. Rock Climbing coach Meagan Martin was the only woman to advance to the city finals, earned the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with a time of 6:30.08. She became the first woman to scale the warped wall three years in a row. The Indianapolis round also featured IndyCar drivers Hélio Castroneves, Tony Kanaan, and Josef Newgarden as well as NASCAR driver and 2-time Xfinity Series champ Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and one-legged wrestler Zach Gowen. However, none ended up moving on to the Indianapolis city finals.[13] This was the first time ever that the course was built in a curve.

Indianapolis finals

The Indianapolis finals round featured one new obstacle, Circuit Board, and three modified obstacles from the qualifying round. The round concluded with four finishers. Wedding photographer Jake Murray earned the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with a time of 6:34.68, coming in second place. The fastest time of the night went to Maintenance Technician Adam Arnold, with a first place time of 5:40.42. Even though she failed on the Circuit Board obstacle, rock climbing coach Meagan Martin became the second woman to make it to the Las Vegas finals with a time of 7:31.83, finishing in 8th place. This was Meagan's first time on a back half of a Finals course and first time qualifying for the National Finals in Las Vegas.[14]

Obstacles used during the Indianapolis Finals are listed below.

  Indicates competitor completed course.
  Indicates competitor was awarded the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night."

Competitors who advanced to the Vegas Finals are listed below.

Rank Finalist Outcome Obstacle/Time
1 Adam Arnold Completed 5:40.42
2 Jake Murray Completed 6:34.68
3 Brian Arnold Completed 6:37.87
4 Ian Dory Completed 7:53.91
5 Ethan Swanson Failed Invisible Ladder
6 Dan Polizzi Failed Circuit Board
7 Ryan Elliott Failed Circuit Board
8 Meagan Martin Failed Circuit Board
9 Eric Middleton Failed Hourglass Drop
10 Dan Banura Failed Hourglass Drop
11 Tyler Smith Failed Hourglass Drop
12 Tyler Yamauchi Failed Hourglass Drop
13 Ben Jackson Failed Hourglass Drop
14 Matt Wilder Failed Hourglass Drop
15 Andrew “Roo” Yori Failed Hourglass Drop

Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City qualifying

The Oklahoma City qualifying round featured three new or modified obstacles and concluded with 15 finishers. Even though personal trainer Artis Thompson III didn't advance to the city finals, he earned the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" for making it to the end of the fourth obstacle, the Tire Swing with a prosthetic leg. The Oklahoma City qualifying round also featured Kacy Catanzaro, Brent Steffensen, Sam Sann, Daniel Gil and Lance Pekus. Two of them ended up moving on to the Oklahoma City finals. However, Kacy Catanzaro failed on only the third obstacle, the Log Runner. She may once again be wild-carded to the Las Vegas finals this year. Pekus and Sann failed on the Log Runner and the Tire Swing, respectively. Additionally, basketball player, Flip White Jr. from the Harlem Globetrotters, made an appearance.

Oklahoma City finals

The Oklahoma City finals round featured one new obstacle, Window Hang, and two modified obstacles from the qualifying round. The round concluded with two finishers. Bank manager Grant Clinton who suffered a stroke just 6 months ago earned the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with a time of 5:57.43, coming in second place. The fastest time of the night went to ninja trainer Daniel Gil, with a first place time of 5:14.27. Also, 54-year-old construction manager Jon Stewart edged out veteran "The Godfather" David Campbell, who had advanced to Mount Midoryama in all seven previous seasons. Even though Stewart failed on the Window Hang, he earned a spot in the Las Vegas finals with a time of 3:41.71, ending up in 5th place.

Obstacles used during the Oklahoma City Finals are listed below.

  Indicates competitor completed course.
  Indicates competitor was awarded the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night."

Competitors who advanced to the Vegas Finals are listed below.

Rank Finalist Outcome Obstacle/Time
1 Daniel Gil Completed 5:14.27
2 Grant Clinton Completed 5:57.43
3 Thomas Stillings Failed Invisible Ladder
4 Mitch VeDepo Failed Window Hang
5 Jon Stewart Failed Window Hang
6 An Ly Failed Window Hang
7 Thomas Doweidt Failed Window Hang
8 Karsten Williams Failed Window Hang
9 Andrew Lowes Failed Bungee Road
10 Brent Steffensen Failed Bungee Road
11 James Wyatt Failed Bungee Road
12 Reid Pletcher Failed Bungee Road
13 Jessell Boseman Failed Salmon Ladder
14 Clayton Wolf Failed Salmon Ladder
15 Nate Burkhalter Failed Salmon Ladder

Philadelphia

Philadelphia qualifying

The Philadelphia qualifying round featured two new or modified obstacles and concluded with 9 finishers. High school track coach and ANW rookie Anthony DeFranco earned the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night" with the fastest time (1:44.37). Michelle Warnky, Jesse Labreck, Rachael Goldstein and Allyssa Beird, who finished 17th, 28th, 29th and 30th respectively, all moved on to the city finals - the first time four women made it into the a city qualifier Top 30 in ANW history. Other competitors also included Geoff Britten, who continued his streak of hitting every course buzzer, as well as veterans Joe Moravsky, Ryan Stratis, and Jamie Rahn, who all moved on to the city finals.[15]

Philadelphia finals

The Philadelphia Finals featured one new obstacle, the Stair Hopper and one modified obstacle from the qualifying round. Though three competitors; weatherman Joe Moravsky, Geoff Britten and gym owner Chris Wilczewski made it the farthest by nearly completing the Invisible Ladder; for the first time in ANW history, this city final had no finishers, making it the hardest course in the series history. Caregiver Jesse "Flex" LaBreck earned the Pom Wonderful Run of the Night, becoming only the 3rd woman in season 8 to advance to the Las Vegas finals and the 5th woman ever to scale the Warped Wall in ANW regular competition.

Obstacles used during the Philadelphia finals are listed below.

  Indicates competitor completed course.
  Indicates competitor was awarded the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night."

Competitors who advanced to the Vegas Finals are listed below.

Rank Finalist Outcome Obstacle/Time
1 Chris Wilczewski Failed Invisible Ladder
2 Joe Moravsky Failed Invisible Ladder
3 Jon Alexis Jr. Failed Stair Hopper
4 Jamie Rahn Failed Stair Hopper
5 Mike Bernardo Failed Stair Hopper
6 Najee Richardson Failed Stair Hopper
7 Michael Torres Failed Stair Hopper
8 Geoff Britten Failed Stair Hopper
9 Ryan Stratis Failed Stair Hopper
10 Jesse LaBreck Failed Stair Hopper
11 Anthony DeFranco Failed Flying Shelf Grab
12 Nick Kostreski Failed Flying Shelf Grab
13 Brandon Pannell Failed Flying Shelf Grab
14 Richard Shoemaker Failed Flying Shelf Grab
15 Carl Fantauzzo Failed Flying Shelf Grab

National Finals

The National Finals were held along the Las Vegas strip, as has been the case since the series set up its own finals course instead of sending competitors to Japan.

Stage 1 Finishers

During the first episode of Stage 1, Jessie Graff became the first woman ever to successfully complete Stage 1 and advance to Stage 2. She placed 5th overall with a time of 2:07.61. She is the first woman in ANW history to make it to Stage 2. During the second episode of Stage 1, Jake Murray placed 1st overall with the fastest time of 1:45.25. Dan Polizzi, Nick Hanson, and Nick Kostreski cleared all the obstacles, but both ran out of time before they could hit the buzzer at the end of stage 1. Brent Steffensen, Travis Rosen, Ryan Stratis, James McGrath, Jamie Rahn, Mike Bernardo, Kevin Bull, Ian Dory, Jo Jo Bynum, and Geoff Britten surprisingly went out early on stage 1 this season.

Stage 1 featured four new obstacles, Snake Run, the Giant Log Grip (which made its return to Stage 1 but in its 50 ft version), the Broken Bridge and the Flying Squirrel.

  Indicates competitor was awarded the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night."

Competitors who completed Stage One are listed below.

Order Finalist Outcome Result
1 Jake Murray Completed 1:45.25
2 Thomas Stillings Completed 1:52.44
3 Daniel Gil Completed 2:04.97
4 Brian Arnold Completed 2:05.90
5 Jessie Graff Completed 2:07.61
6 Neil Craver Completed 2:08.97
7 Drew Drechsel Completed 2:11.22
8 Nicholas Coolridge Completed 2:11.64
9 Chris Wilczewski Completed 2:11.78
10 Najee Richardson Completed 2:11.99
11 Josh Levin Completed 2:12.24
12 Grant McCartney Completed 2:15.19
13 Flip Rodriguez Completed 2:15.22
14 Adam Rayl Completed 2:15.26
15 Joe Moravsky Completed 2:15.90
16 Ethan Swanson Completed 2:17.90
17 Michael Torres Completed 2:19.92

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Stage 2

Stage 2 featured five new obstacles, the Giant Ring Swing, the Down Up Salmon Ladder, the Wave Runner, the Double Wedge and the Wall Flip.

  Indicates competitor completed the course.
  Indicates competitor was awarded the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night."
Order Finalist Outcome Notes
1 Michael Torres 1. Giant Ring Swing Failed to grab transition bar.
2 Najee Richardson 2. Down Up Salmon Ladder Failed ascent.
3 Ethan Swanson 2. Down Up Salmon Ladder Digest. Failed ascent.
4 Adam Rayl 3. Wave Runner Second board.
5 Josh Levin 5. Double Wedge Transition to second panel.
6 Grant McCartney 2. Down Up Salmon Ladder Transition to second side.
7 Neil Craver 3. Wave Runner First board.
8 Flip Rodriguez 3. Wave Runner Digest. Disqualified for skipping second board.
9 Chris Wilczewski 5. Double Wedge Second panel.
10 Joe Moravsky 3. Wave Runner First board.
11 Drew Drechsel * FINISH (1.70 seconds left) First to Clear Stage 2
12 Brian Arnold 5. Double Wedge First panel.
13 Thomas Stillings 2. Down Up Salmon Ladder Transition to second side.
14 Jake Murray 5. Double Wedge Transition to second panel.
15 Nicholas Coolridge 3. Wave Runner Digest. Bounced off landing platform.
16 Daniel Gil FINISH (3.11 seconds left) Fastest Stage 2 Clear
17 Jessie Graff 3. Wave Runner First board.

[18]

  • * Drew Drechsel was awarded the "POM Wonderful Run of the Night."

Stage 3

Stage 3 featured two new obstacles, the Keylock Hang and the Curved Body Prop

Order Finalist Outcome Notes
1 Drew Drechsel 5. Hang Climb Lost grip after accidentally grabbing a foothold.
2 Daniel Gil 3. Ultimate Cliffhanger Transition to second floating ledge.

U.S. Nielsen ratings

No. in

season

Episode Air date Timeslot Rating/Share
(18–49) 		Viewers
(millions) 		Nightly
rank 		Weekly
rank 		DVR
18-49 		DVR
Viewers
(millions) 		Total
18-49 		Total
Viewers
1 "Los Angeles Qualifier" June 1, 2016 Wednesday 9:00 p.m. 1.7 7 6.35[19] 1 6[20] 0.5 1.20 2.2 7.55[21]
2 "Atlanta Qualifier" June 8, 2016 1.6 6 5.80[22] 2 8[23] 0.4 1.16 2.0 6.96[24]
3 "Indianapolis Qualifier" June 13, 2016 Monday 8:00 p.m. 1.9 6 6.84[25] 2 8[26] 0.5 1.29 2.4 8.13[27]
4 "Oklahoma City Qualifier" June 20, 2016 1.8 7 6.54[28] 2 4[29] 0.4 1.08 2.2 7.61[30]
5 "Philadelphia Qualifier" June 27, 2016 Monday 9:00 p.m. 1.9 7 6.32[31] 2 3[32] 0.3 0.81 2.2 7.13[33]
6 "Los Angeles Finals" July 11, 2016 Monday 8:00 p.m. 1.8 7 6.34[34] 2 6[35] 0.3 1.04 2.1 7.38[36]
7 "Atlanta Finals" July 18, 2016 1.8 7 6.00[37] 2 5[38] — — — —
8 "Indianapolis Finals" July 25, 2016 1.6 6 5.90[39] 2 7[40] 0.2 0.58 1.8 6.48[41]
9 "Oklahoma City Finals" August 1, 2016 1.6 6 5.86[42] 3 10[43] 0.3 0.67 1.9 6.53[44]
10 "Philadelphia Finals" August 22, 2016 2.0 7 7.01[45] 1 5[46] 0.3 0.96 2.3 7.96[47]
11 "National Finals (week 1)" August 29, 2016 1.9 7 7.01[48] 1 5[49] — — — —
12 "National Finals (week 2)" September 5, 2016 1.6 5 5.81[50] 1 14[51] — — — —
13 "National Finals (week 3)" September 12. 2016 1.7 6 5.88[52] 2 15[53] — — — —

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