recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Josiah Singleton

**Josiah Singleton** is a golf course worker who competed on American Ninja Warrior 11. Because he trains primarily on a farm, he is known as the "**Country Boy Ninja**". He is perhaps best known for his group of friends known as the "Loonies", notable for their crazy antics and enthusiasm while training with him, and on the sidelines during his runs.

## American Ninja Warrior 11

He competed in Atlanta, where in qualifying, he finished the course. He went for the standard 14.5-foot Warped Wall, and placed 12th out of 17 total finishers that round.

During the city finals, he failed the eighth obstacle, Up for Grabs, being the first of many to fail there. He didn't go fast enough to advance to the national finals, as he placed 14th overall.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

Josiah was originally slated to compete in Washington D.C. in ANW 12. However, due to the pandemic altering the season, he did not participate that year. Likely to make up for this, he was able to compete in ANW 13.

He competed in the third round of qualifying, where his run was cut, but he went out on the fifth obstacle, Pretzel Twist. Despite this, he placed 21st and advanced to the semifinals.

He later competed in the second round of semifinals. His run there was also cut, but he failed on the fourth obstacle, Spinning Bridge and he once again didn't advance to the national finals.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He returned for his third season in the first qualifying episode. His run there was digested, but he once again cleared the course, this time in 4th place.

He later competed in the second semifinals episode. There, he put up his strongest performance yet, as he was one of only 3 competitors that round who got past the Box Office. He later failed on the Dragonback after his grip was giving out. But since he ended up placing 2nd overall, he qualified for the Power Tower, racing against Evan Andrews. There he had the lead and he kept the lead, earning him the Safety Pass for his first appearance at the national finals. At the national finals, he was the first competitor shown to have cleared the first stage, doing so with 17 seconds left. His stage two run was digested, but he failed on the third obstacle, going out on Piston Plunge and he used his Safety Pass. On his Safety Pass, despite marking it a bit further into the obstacle, he once again failed Piston Plunge, ending his best season to date for good.
Mark Antioquia

**Mark "The Shark" Antioquia** is a gym director from Norwood, Massachusetts.

He is best known for wearing a shark costume on the start line. He is married to fellow competitor Heather Petty, who is known for wearing a T-Rex costume at the start line.

## American Ninja Warrior 10

Mark was a course tester for Cleveland and Vegas in American Ninja Warrior 9, but did not first compete until in Philadelphia in ANW 10. His run was cut, but he was one of several to fail the fourth obstacle, the Wingnuts, and didn't make the top 30.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He did not compete in American Ninja Warrior 11, instead being a Baltimore and Vegas tester. He was originally selected to compete in American Ninja Warrior 12, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic was unable to run that year. He didn't compete in American Ninja Warrior 13, but later returned for his second appearance a season afterward in American Ninja Warrior 14.

In the qualifying round, he competed in the fourth episode. There, he put a successful run, being one of just eight to complete Final Frontier and finished the course entirely, placing 7th.

In the semifinals, he competed in the fourth episode. He made it past the first two obstacles, but splashed down on Air Surfer, ending his season.
Megan Rowe

**Megan Rowe** is a barista from Green Bay, Wisconsin who first competed on American Ninja Warrior 11. She is also known as the **“Axe Throwing Ninja”**, because of her skills in throwing axes.

She is currently dating cancer survivor and ANW veteran Dalton Knapp.

## American Ninja Warrior 11

She made her Ninja debut in Tacoma on American Ninja Warrior 11. She served as the final female runner of the night, having the chance of eliminating Meagan Martin from the womens' top 5.

Although she had an open opportunity to do so, she ran with little urgency, not making it to the Lightning Bolts fast enough to knock Meagan Martin out of the womens' top 5. She ultimately failed the Lightning Bolts, and so she missed out on the city finals.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

She was originally cast for American Ninja Warrior 12 but was not one of the competitors who were selected on the modified season.

Likely to make up for this, she was selected to compete this season, participating in the final qualifying episode. Once again, she failed the fifth obstacle, Sideways. This time, however, her time to the obstacle was good enough for her to place 2nd among the woman and she moved on to the semifinals.

She later competed in the third semifinals episode. She once again had a pretty good run as she managed to grab the big ring on Ring Chaser and she also become one of the few women to make it up a Warped Wall on ANW. She later failed on Padlock, but it was good enough for her to be the top women in that semifinal episode and she moved on to the national finals.

On stage one in Vegas, she failed the Double Dipper, ending her season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

She returned for her third season in the fourth qualifying episode. Her run was digested, but it was shown that she ended up falling on the fourth obstacle, Kickboards. She placed 7th overall for the woman that episode, which normally would have eliminated her. However, because she managed to have the 2nd fastest time for the competitors that had failed that obstacle, she was so able to place 30th overall, making it the first time that she made the top 30. In fact, she was one of a record seven women competitors to rank within the top 30 that round.

She later competed in the third semifinals episode. There it she spend over a minute trying to complete the second obstacle Over Under, but still did. She later failed on Hopscotch, the fifth obstacle. Since she of one of only two women that episode who got past the third obstacle Clockwork she once again advanced to the national finals by placing 2nd among the women.

Her run on Stage 1 in Vegas was digested, but she got past the third obstacle this time around, but failed one obstacle later on the Jumping Spider.
Evan Andrews

**Evan Andrews** is a teen from Montana, who previously competed on the first season of American Ninja Warrior Junior.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He first competed in the last qualifying episode. His run was digested, but it looked like he was going to finish the course in his rookie debut with the fastest time, but instead, he fell on the last move of the fifth obstacle, Final Frontier. Still, his fast pace ranked him 19th overall, advancing him to the semifinals.

He later competed in the second semifinals episode. There, he powered through the course and was one of only three competitors to survive Box Office. He slowed down a bit at the Spider Trap, but was still able to become the only one to finish the course that night. He placed 1st and took on Josiah Singleton on the Power Tower. He lost the race after getting hung up on the ropes and missed out on the Safety Pass. Nonetheless he still advanced to the national finals in his rookie season.

At the national finals, his run on Stage One was digested, but he finished with over 40 seconds left. On Stage Two, he had no issues with the first three obstacles, but he struggled on Hammer Drop. This came back to bite him when he failed the next obstacle, Hornet's Nest; his left hand slipped off as he was trying to transition to the last honeycomb. His impressive rookie season came to an unfortunate end.
Bob Reese

Bob Reese is a professional Freerunner and Parkour Athlete known for posting of his abilities on Instagram, which has over 340,000 followers, TikTok, which has over 4,000,000 followers, and YouTube, which he has amassed nearly 1,000,000 subscribers.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

Bob first competed in the third qualifying episode. His run was digested, but it was shown that he failed on the fifth obstacle, Pretzel Twist. However, his time to the obstacle placed him in 22nd, so he advanced to the semifinals. He later competed in the third semifinals episode. His run there was completely cut, but it was revealed that he was one of eleven competitors who failed the eighth obstacle, Padlock that night. His time was however, just enough for him to sneak into the national finals, moving on in 15th place in his rookie season. His run in the national finals was digested, but it was shown that he failed on Double Dipper, going out on the third obstacle after he didn't let go of the second bar and he back flipped into the water below.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Bob returned to compete in the following season, along with his sister, Becca Anderson in the first qualifying episode. His run was once again digested, but it was shown he got past the fifth obstacle, the Salmon Roll. He was able to be one of the 13 competitors to finish that obstacle. He also completed the Mega Wall and placed 11th in the standings, with an extra $10,000 to boot. He was one of four competitors to make it up the Mega Wall that night also it was his first buzzer of his career. He later competed in the first semifinals episode. He was the first runner in that episode, making it the first time his full run was televised. He made it entertaining throughout, eating a banana before the Warped Wall, doing a reverse 360 on the wall, and doing flips during his run. He ultimately failed the eighth obstacle, Ghost Town and finished in 12th place, advancing to Vegas for his second straight year. In the national finals, he had another entertaining run, doing flips off both Three Ring Circus and Giant Rollercoaster, completing the third obstacle this time around. He then tried to do the front flip into the Jumping Spider and failed there, ending his season. Despite failing, he was allowed a second chance to do the front flip after his official run and successfully completed it on his second try.
Rohan Sebastian

Rohan Sebastian is a medical student who first competed in American Ninja Warrior 9.

## American Ninja Warrior 9

He first competed in Kansas City, where his run was fast-forwarded, but he was one of many to fail the Broken Pipes.

## American Ninja Warrior 10

He returned to compete in Dallas. His run was cut, but in qualifying, he was one of many to fail the Tuning Forks. He didn't make the top 30, and his season once again ended on a balance obstacle.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

After a three-year hiatus, Rohan competed in American Ninja Warrior 14. He competed in the fourth episode of qualifiers where his run was cut, but he made it to the fifth obstacle, Final Frontier. But this meant he made the top 30 for the first time, as he placed 16th.

In the semifinals, he competed in the fifth episode. There, he tripped up and failed Diamond Dash, marking the third season in a row his season ended on a balance obstacle.
Addy Herman

Addy Herman is a high school senior from Pembroke. Before she competed on the main show, she first competed on American Ninja Warrior Junior 1 and 2.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

She first competed as a 15 year old rookie (HS sophomore) in the fourth qualifying episode. She had a strong run as she made it to the fifth obstacle Pretzel Twist before falling. She placed 2nd among the women and also placed 16th overall in the top 30. She was in fact, one of five female competitors to rank within the top 30 that round.

She later competed in the second semifinals episode. Her run was digested, but it was shown that she failed on the fourth obstacle, the Spinning Bridge, ending her rookie season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

At 16 years old she returned for her second season in the third qualifying episode. Her run was digested, but she once again had a strong run, once again making it to the fifth obstacle Salmon Roll before falling due to her grip giving out there the end of the obstacle. She placed 21st overall in the top 30, and also once again placed 2nd among the women.

She later competed in the first semifinals episode. Her run was digested, but she was able to get revenge on the Spinning Bridge. She ended up falling the next obstacle, the Kaleidoscope, once again going out on the fifth obstacle. However, her time to the obstacle once again placed her 2nd among the women, meaning that she was able to advance to the national finals this time around.

At the national finals, she become one of the few women competitors to have ever get past the Jumping Spider. She had a strong run going until the Warped Wall, needing four attempts to get up. Addy never gave up and became the youngest female to ever clear a finals wall. With time running down, she rushed, and failed on the next obstacle, the Dipping Birds, ending her strong second season. Since no female competitor completed Stage One, she and Abby Clark emerged as the top women of the season. Addy did clear the wall in a faster time and was able to attempt the next obstacle making her the Last Female Competitor standing for ANW 14, breaking Jesse Labreck's amazing 4 year run (ANW 10-13 Last Female Competitor Standing).
Brittney Durant

**Brittney Durant** is a clothing designer from Vacaville, California. She first competed in ANW 12 after injuries cut her competitive cheerleading career short.

## American Ninja Warrior 12

She first completed in the third qualifying episode, being part of David Campbell's team. Her run was digested, but it was shown she was one of many who failed on the second obstacle, Lunatic Ledges, when she took too many swings and failed to generate enough momentum. She did not land in the womens' top 3, and her rookie season was over.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

She returned to compete in the second qualifying episode of this season. Her run was once again digested, but it was shown that this time, she failed on the fourth obstacle Tipping Point. This run was good enough for her to not only place 4th among the women, but also placed her 29th in the top 30. In fact, she was one of five females that round to make the top 30 in that round as a whole.

Durant competed in the third Semi-Final. She steadily made it through the first 4 obstacles, but went out on Drop Zone. This fortunately was enough to get her a spot in Vegas.

Her stage one run in Vegas was also digested, but she failed the Swinging Blades after a bad jump from the trampoline, ending her season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

She returned to compete in the fifth and last qualifying episode of this season. This time around, she got past the fourth obstacle, clearing the Ring Chaser (which she also got past in the previous season), and for the first time ever she also got past the fifth obstacle, being one of two women that episode who got past Final Frontier. She missed her first attempt at the Warped Wall, but she easily scaled it on her second attempt, hitting her first buzzer. She placed 17th overall in the top 30, and she was also the top women competitor that episode.

Unfortunately, in the semifinals, a repeat of ANW 12 happened as in the second episode, she sadly fell on the Lunatic Ledges again. She did not advance to Vegas at the end of the night.
Michael Bougher

**Michael Bougher** is a National Guardsman from Fort Wayne, Indiana.

## American Ninja Warrior 9

Michael first competed in Kansas City in American Ninja Warrior 9. his run was digested in Qualifying but it was shown that he fell on Crank It Up. He did place 26th and moved onto the city finals where his run ended early on the Broken Pipes. He unfortunately did not move on to the National Finals.

## American Ninja Warrior 10

Michael returned to compete in Indianapolis in American Ninja Warrior 10. He finished the qualifying course with the fastest time placing 1st, even though he failed to beat the Mega Wall.

In the city finals, he failed the 9th obstacle, Cane Lane but placed 6th overall and moved on to the national finals.

His run on Stage 1 was cut but it was revealed that he failed the Double Dipper.

## American Ninja Warrior 12

Michael competed on ANW 12, participating in the fourth round of qualifying. He failed the third obstacle, Beehive, in qualifying and for once didn't move on to the semifinal round of a season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Michael returned in American Ninja Warrior 14 in the third qualifying episode. His run was cut but he failed the fifth obstacle Salmon Roll, but placed 18th and advanced to the semifinals. He later competed in the third semifinal episode. His run there was also cut, but he failed the eighth obstacle, Box Office. He did place 13th and make his second appearance in the national finals. His run at the national finals was cut for a third time, but he failed on the Giant Rollercoaster, once again going out on the third obstacle.
The Fine Luncheon Trilogy

The Fine Luncheon Trilogy is a series of films for Willem Dafoe to star in, and directed by Lar von Trier.

**It is a Fine Luncheon**

The movie is Willem Dafoe, Cory Feldman, Steve Buscemi, and Alec Baldwin sitting at a Ruby Tuesday's and having a luncheon. The film is shot in real time with no cuts as the actors have a luncheon that is neither good nor bad, it is simply fine. There would be no ups or downs in emotion, an no plot twists. It would just be a fine luncheon. A few times in the film Willem Dafoe would aggressively ask the other guests how they are enjoying the luncheon to suggest that there might be some sort of conflict, but it would always be a fake out as they reveal that the luncheon remains fine. Despite being the first film in chronological order it would be the second film to be released.

**It was a Fine Luncheon**

The movie begins immediately after the first film ends. All the actors from the previous film are sitting in a car in the Ruby Tuesday's parking lot and talking about the luncheon. The film consists of nothing but a very detailed description of the entire Luncheon, as each part of the Luncheon is extensively broken down and recounted. This film is the first of the trilogy that would be released.

**The Fine Luncheon Returns**

The film starts several hours after the luncheon. Willem Dafoe is seated on a toilet, and proceeds to once again describe the luncheon in laborious detail. Unlike the previous films there would be multiple camera angles, with many pans, zooms, and color corrections. The purpose of this would be to give the impression that something exciting or different would happen, such as the luncheon making Dafoe sick revealing it was not fine, but all of them are fake-outs. The film ends with Dafoe saying, "I'm gonna squeeze one more out" and finishing his bowel movement.

At various times in every film, Dafoe would say "Honey glazed ham" despite there being no Honey glazed ham at the Luncheon. This serves as a hidden detail for viewers of It was a Fine Luncheon to look out for when they watch It is a Fine Luncheon. The reason why Dafoe says this is left to audience interpretation.
Brett Hernandez Strong

**Brett Hernandez Strong**, better known as **B Strong**, is a camp counselor from Florida.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

He competed as a 19 year old rookie in the third qualifying episode. He said that he wanted to be rookie of the year. He was looking pretty strong on the course, completing the first five obstacles. After completing Pretzel Twist, he decided to go for the Mega Wall and he successfully delivered, taking home $10,000, putting his name in the conversation for rookie of the year.

He later competed in the second semifinals episode. His run was digested, but he was one of many to fall on Padlock. He pace to the obstacle placed him 10th overall and he qualified for the national finals as a rookie.

On Stage 1 however, he shocking failed the Swinging Blades. He was shown to be extremely disappointed following his run.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He returned to compete in the first qualifying episode. His run was digested, but he managed to get up the Mega Wall for the second season in a row. He placed 7th overall. However, in the second semifinals episode, his run was again digested, but it was shown that he was one of many to fail Hopscotch and did not move on to the national finals.
Guang Cui

**Guang Cui** is a MIT Student from Boston. He has a major in computer science and he can also play the violin.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

He first competed in the fourth qualifying episode. Here, he made it through the first three obstacles, but splashed down on Air Surfer. He did not make the top 30.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He returned to compete in the second qualifying episode. His run was cut, but he failed Piston Plunge. This time around, he made it far enough to advance to the semifinals, just barely placing 30th overall. He later competed in the first semifinals episode. His run there was digested, but just like last season, he failed on Air Surfer. As a result, he did not advance to Vegas.
Elizabeth Leslie

**Elizabeth Leslie** is a competitor from Thornton, CO. She is also known as **"Little Lizzy"**.

## American Ninja Warrior 12

Elizabeth first competed in American Ninja Warrior 12 in the third qualifying episode. Her run was digested, but it was shown that she was one of many to fail the second obstacle, the Lunatic Ledges, and did not move on to the semifinals.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Elizabeth returned to compete in American Ninja Warrior 14 in the third episode of qualifiers. Her run was once again digested, but it was shown that she cleared the second obstacle this time, the Rollercoaster. She later made it to the fourth obstacle, the Kickboards before falling. This time around, she placed 5th among the women, so she advanced to the semifinals.

Her run in the semifinals was cut from the broadcast, but she competed in the third episode and was one of many to fail the third obstacle, Clockwork. She did not advance to Vegas at the end of the night.
Caiden Madzelan

Caiden Madzelan is a high schooler from Troutdale, Oregon. He was previously on the first season of American Ninja Warrior Junior, where he made it to the top 16, before losing to Nate Pardo, who was the runner-up for the 13-14 age group that season.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

He first competed during the fourth qualifying episode. He had a strong run throughout the course. He attempted the Mega Wall, which he just missed, but he still cleared in his rookie debut in 6th place.

He later competed during the second semifinals episode. His run there was digested, but he was one of many who failed Padlock. His time to the obstacle placed him 11th overall, qualifying for the national finals.

In Vegas, his Stage 1 run was also digested, but after taking 3 attempts to get the transition from the first hook to the second on the Fly Hooks, he timed out on the cargo net, ending his rookie season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He returned for his second season in the fifth and last qualifying episode. His run was cut, but he once again cleared the course, doing so with the fourth fastest time that episode.

He later competed during the second semifinals episode. His run there was digested, but he once again failed on the eighth obstacle, going out on Box Office. He placed 5th overall and once again advance to the national finals.

In Vegas, his Stage 1 run was cut, but this time around he failed on the new fifth obstacle, Tetherball, once again falling on Stage 1.
ANW Wiki

**Welcome to the ANW Wiki!**
Ninja Warrior Wiki chronicles all things American Ninja Warrior and other related franchises including SASUKE, the hit Japanese show with a worldwide following! Airing since 1997 and still going strong, the show follows competitors making their way through challenging obstacle courses all with the aim of winning the ultimate prize!

We're a collaborative community website about ANW that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

PlaceholderA page about your topicPlaceholderA Main CharacterPlaceholderThe First EpisodePlaceholderAn Important LocationPlaceholderA Key EventPlaceholderA Crucial Item

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Karen Potts

Karen Potts is a high schooler from North Potomac, Maryland, who previously competed on the second season of American Ninja Warrior Junior.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

She competed as a rookie in the first qualifying episode. Her run was digested, but it was shown that she failed Salmon Roll. Her time to the obstacle placed her 21st in the top 30, and she also placed 3rd among the women. Karen later competed in the third semifinals episode. There she put up another strong run as she made it through Clockwork(which was very difficult for the women competitors that episode) with ease and she became the first women this season to make it to the back half of the semifinals course as well as the second overall teen women. She later failed on the eighth obstacle Box Office after a bad transition from the rest bar to the first box. While her time wasn't fast enough for her to make the top 15 since she was the only women that episode who even made it to the back half, she placed 1st among the women and advance to the national finals as a rookie. In Vegas, her stage one run was also digested, but she ended up falling on the Giant Rollercoaster, ending her rookie season.
Parish Cardenas

**Parish Cardenas** is a chef from San Antonio, TX.

## American Ninja Warrior 9

He first competed in San Antonio. His run was cut from the broadcast, but it was revealed that he failed the Spinning Bridge and did not make the top 30.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

After a four season absence, Cardenas returned to compete in the first qualifying episode, where he brought some food for Matt and Akbar. Cardenas himself failed the Salmon Roll, like many that night. His time to the obstacle, however, was enough for him to scrape in at 30th place, advancing to the semifinals this time around.

Cardenas competed in the second semifinals episode. His run was cut, but he once again failed the Spinning Bridge, ending his season.
Grant Nguyen

**Grant Nguyen** is a college student from Fremont, California. He wears a straightjacket while training on balance obstacles. He also has a climbing background.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He first competed in the last qualifying episode. His run was digested, but it was shown that he cleared the course in his rookie debut in 12th place. He later competed in the second semifinals episode. His run there was also digested, but it was shown that he failed the eighth obstacle, Box Office. He placed 10th overall and advanced to the national finals.

Prior to the national finals, Grant had been in a bike accident, and was doubtful he would be able to compete. However, he was able to compete in Las Vegas, and his run was digested for a third time. He put up a gutsy run, almost failing the dismount of Three Ring Circus and missing his first attempt on the Warped Wall. With time running low, he had to choose The High Road. He caught the ring with one hand and finished Stage One with 06.25 seconds left. On Stage Two, his run was digested for a fourth time, but he made it to the Hammer Drop. He managed to get on top of the hammer, but failed the rope grab, ending his rookie season.
Alex Nye

**Alex Nye** is a photographer from California.

## American Ninja Warrior 10

Alex debuted in Philadelphia on ANW 10, where in qualifying, he made it to the Lightning Bolts before stumbling. However, he placed 20th overall, and advanced to the city finals.

In the city finals, his run was cut, but he failed the Lightning Bolts again. Like qualifying, he placed 20th overall.

## American Ninja Warrior 12

He returned to compete in American Ninja Warrior 12 as a member of Meagan Martin's team. In qualifying, his run was cut, but it was revealed that he cleared the course in 9th place. His run in the semifinals was digested, but it was shown that he failed the fifth obstacle, Slingshot, and did not advance to the finals.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Alex came back to compete during the final night of qualifying. His run was cut, but he once again finished the course, placing 13th despite failing the Mega Wall. He later competed in the second semifinal episode. His run there was digested, but he shockingly failed the balance obstacle, the Spinning Bridge. Thus he was once again eliminated during the semifinals.
Emmanuel Aouad

Emmanuel Aouad is a rapper from Texas and a two time competitor on American Ninja Warrior.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

Emmanuel competed during the first qualifying episode. His run was digested, but he chose to do Domino Effect at Split Decision, which he ended up falling, ending his rookie season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Emmanuel returned for his second season in the fourth qualifying episode. His run was digested, but he made it to the fifth obstacle Final Frontier, before falling. This time around, he placed 19th overall and advanced to the semifinals. He later competed in the fourth semifinals episode. His run was cut, but he failed on the fourth obstacle, going out on Diamond Dash and he didn't advance to the national finals.
Jeramiah Boyd

Jeramiah Boyd is a home and field star who was previously on the first season of American Ninja Warrior Junior, where he placed 4th in the 13-14 age group.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He first competed in the last qualifying episode. There, he put up a very strong run for a rookie as he was flawless through the first five obstacles. Then he decided to go for the Mega Wall, and he got up it with ease. He won $10,000 and also cleared with the third fastest time. He later competed in the second semifinals episode. He put up another strong run there, making it through the first seven obstacles with ease, before he failed on the eighth obstacle, going out on Box Office. He placed 4th overall by the end of night, advancing him to the national finals. In Vegas his stage one run was digested, but he cleared with over 40 seconds left. His stage two run was also digested, but he failed on the third obstacle, Piston Plunge, ending his rookie season.
Andrew Stoinski

**Andrew Stoinski** is an ANW competitor from Wisconsin better known as the **Puzzle Box Ninja**.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

He first competed in the last qualifying episode. His run was cut, but he failed the fifth obstacle, Sideways. He placed 27th overall and advanced to the semifinals. He later competed in the third semifinals episode. His run there was also cut, but he failed on the fourth obstacle, Diamond Dash, ending his rookie season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He returned for his second season in the third qualifying episode. His run was digested, but like last season, he made it to the fifth obstacle, before splashing down at Salmon Roll. He placed 25th overall in the top 30. He later competed in the third semifinals episode. His run there was cut, but like many, he failed on the third obstacle, Clockwork, once again ending his season in the semifinals.
David Tomassoni

**David Tomassoni** is a college student who competed on American Ninja Warrior 14.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Tomassoni competed in the fourth episode of qualifiers where he made it to the fifth obstacle, Final Frontier. He placed 17th overall and advanced to the semifinals in his rookie season.

He comepted in the fourth episode of semifinals. His run was cut, but like many, he failed the fifth obstacle, Kaleidoscope. And just like qualifiers, his pace to that point placed him 17th overall, and so he didn't advance to the national finals.
Christian Youst

**Christian Youst** is a high school student who first competed on American Ninja Warrior 13, after he was one of a few teens to get selected and was seen supporting the ninjas in American Ninja Warrior: USA vs. The World 5 during Stage 2.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

Youst first competed on ANW13, in the first episode of qualifying. There, he failed V Formation, but placed 8th and moved on to the Semi-Finals. He competed in the first episode of Semi-Finals and was the first runner of the episode. He made it to Split Decision, where he chose and failed Inverter. This was good enough to place 9th overall.

On Stage 1, he was once again the first runner shown. He made it through the first 6 obstacles, and although he pressed the button for The High Road, he opted out of it. However time caught up to him on the Fly Hooks, where he ultimately ran out of time on the cargo net.

He also entered the American Ninja Warrior: Obstacle Design Challenge, an obstacle he submitted, named Stalactites, was chosen and used as the second obstacle in Stage 3. However, he didn't get to attempt his own obstacle, as he had failed in Stage 1.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Youst returned for his second season in the fourth episode of qualifying. His run there was once again digested, but he was one of only eight competitors who got past the Final Frontier. He later went for the Mega Wall, missed it and than he went on to hit his first ever buzzer. He placed 5th overall and once again moved on to the semifinals. He later competed in the fourth and last episode of semifinals. His run there was cut from the broadcast, but he surprisingly failed on just the third obstacle, going out on Air Surfer, and ending his season without a trip back to the national finals.
Ryan Hermstein

**Ryan Hermstein** is a software engineer from Maryland who is a self proclaimed "computer nerd".

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He first competed in American Ninja Warrior 14 in the second qualifying episode. There, he made it to the fifth obstacle, Piston Plunge, before falling. His time to the obstacle placed him 31st overall, one spot away from the top 30, but one semifinalist from the first night had to drop out, so Ryan was offered a spot to run as an alternate. His run was digested, but before his run, he hacked the ANW systems. He ended up failing the third obstacle, Air Surfer.
Cam Baumgartner

**Cameron "Cam" Baumgartner** is a gymnastics coach from Chicago who calls himself **"Cam the Bomb**".

## American Ninja Warrior 11

In American Ninja Warrior 11 he competed in Cincinnati. In qualifying, his run was digested but he cleared the course in the 3rd fastest time.

However, in the city finals, after an amazing performance of finishing the course entirely, a shock came when he was later disqualified on the Spinning Bridge after touching the support ropes, thus ending his rookie season. He was actually shown when Zuri Hall was introducing Slam Dunk.

## American Ninja Warrior 12

Cameron returned to complete in the second qualifying episode. His run was digested, but it was shown that after he had a near fail on the Shrinking Steps, he once again cleared the qualifying course in 5th place. He later competed in the first semifinal episode. There he once again cleared the course and this time without being disqualified. He placed 3rd overall and moved on to the finals. In the finals, he was once again looking strong. On Dragonback he was so close to completing the obstacle, but when he hopped the bar over the dragon's head, he didn't let go of the bar, so the safety cord on the bar pulled him back over the water and was immediately disqualified. He busted his lip when he failed and also didn't move on to the top 8 Power Tower playoff.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

Cameron returned for his third season in the final qualifying episode. His run was digested, but he once again cleared the course. He was 4th overall.

He later competed in the final semifinals episode. His run was once again digested, but he managed to clear the semifinal course for the second straight year. Like last year, he placed 3rd meaning that he just missed out on going to the Power Tower but he still advanced to his first national finals.

In Vegas however, he shockingly failed on just the second obstacle Swinging Blades after missing grab from the trampoline jump to the first blade, ending his season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Cameron returned for his fourth season in the third qualifying episode. His run was digested, but he once again cleared the course, doing so in 5th place. He later competed in the third semifinals episode. His run there was also digested, but he cleared the semifinal course for the third straight year. Like in the qualifiers he placed 5th and he advanced to the national finals for his second straight year. His run on Stage One was mostly cut, but he was shown while they were reviewing the leaderboard. He cleared the course with 24.63 seconds left. On Stage Two, he finished with 8 seconds remaining and moved on to Stage Three for the first time. On Stage Three, he became the first Chicago ninja to ever get past the Ultimate Cliffhanger. He later failed on the next obstacle, Pipe Dream, ending his best season to date.
Nicki Asirvadam

**Nicki Asirvadam** is an ANW competitor.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

He first competed in the first qualifying episode. His run was briefly shown at the end of the episode during Akbar's Gbajabia-Moments. He didn't even make it past the first obstacle, going out on the Shrinking Steps.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He returned to compete in the fourth qualifying episode. His run was cut, but he cleared the Shrinking Steps this time. He made it all the way to the fifth obstacle, Final Frontier, where he fell. He ultimately placed 25th overall. He later competed in the last semifinals episode. His run there was also cut, but he failed the third obstacle, Air Surfer, and did not move on to the national finals.
James Burns

James Burns is a ninja coach from North Andover, Massachusetts, and is known for using lego to create buildings.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He competed as a rookie in the second qualifying episode. His run there was mostly cut, but he was shown briefly during the Akbar Gbaja-Biamila's moments at the end of the episode for his legos creations. He failed the fifth obstacle, Piston Plunge and his time to that obstacle placed him 17th overall. He later competed in the first semifinals episode. His run there was digested, but he once again failed on the fifth obstacle, going out on Kaleidoscope and ending his rookie season.
Jason Kotzin

Jason Kotzin is a surfer from Orlando, FL and a two time competitor on American Ninja Warrior.

## American Ninja Warrior 11

Jason competed in the Atlanta region. His qualifying run was cut, but it was revealed that he failed on the fourth obstacle, the Bouncing Spider, ending his rookie season.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Jason was originally selected to compete on American Ninja Warrior 12, but due to COVID-19 delays, he was one of the many others who were not invited to compete on the modified season. He also didn't compete on American Ninja Warrior 13, but did get the call for season 14.

Jason competed for his second season in the first qualifying episode. His run there was cut, but he failed on Salmon Roll, going out on the fifth obstacle and this time around he placed 22nd overall, advancing him to the semifinals. Jason later competed in the third semifinals episode. His run there was digested, but he got past the fifth obstacle for the first time ever, clearing Hopscotch. After clearing the Warped Wall, he decided to mediate for a second being continuing his run. He later made it to Flipped Around at Split Decision which he failed on the dismount. He ended up placing 7th overall, advancing him to his first national finals.

His first appearance at the national finals was also cut, but he failed on the third obstacle, going out on the Giant Rollercoaster.
Cara Mack

**Cara Poalillo Mack** is an American Ninja Warrior competitor who is known for creating the "Ninja Babes" podcast, which ran from mid 2017 to January 2022.

## American Ninja Warrior 10

She first competed in American Ninja Warrior 10 in Philadelphia. Her qualifying run was digested, but it showed that she made it all the way to the Lightning Bolts before falling and placed 4th in the women's top 5 to advance to the city finals.

In the city finals, Cara's run was once again digested and it showed that she fell on the first obstacle, the Archer Steps, after struggling on the rope. She did not move on to Las Vegas.

## American Ninja Warrior 11

She returned to compete in American Ninja Warrior 11 in Baltimore. Her qualifying run was once again digested, but it was shown that she was one of many competitors who failed the new Dangerous Curves. Her time to the obstacle placed her 5th overall in the women's top 5 and she advance to the city finals for the second year in a row. Sadly in the city finals, she failed the same obstacle and didn't make the women's top 2.

## American Ninja Warrior 13

Cara was originally called to compete in Washington D.C. for ANW 12, before the COVID-19 pandemic postponed the season. Likely to make up for the unexpected change, she competed one season later in ANW 13.

Cara competed in the third episode of qualifying, now being married and going under the name "Cara Mack". In qualifying, her run was digested, but she was one of several to go out on the fourth obstacle, Air Surfer. However, she placed 4th in the womens' top 5, and advanced to the semifinals for the third time.

Cara later competed in the second semifinals episode. Her run there was also digested, but it was shown that she had her best performance yet, as she made it to the back half. She was one of many who failed on Padlock. She placed 24th overall, but after Sandy Zimmerman failed on the third obstacle Ring Chaser, Cara placed 3rd among the women and she moved on to the national finals for the first time in her career. She's also the first ever woman to make it up the Warped Wall, let alone qualify for Vegas to be digested in the semifinals.

Cara's run in Vegas was also digested, but it was shown that she failed the Jumping Spider, ending her best season so far.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Cara competed in the second episode of qualifying. Her run was digested, but she ended up failing on the fifth obstacle Piston Plunge. She once again advanced to the semifinals by placing 3rd among the women and 24th overall in the top 30. In fact she was one of five women to place within the top 30, making it the first time that she did so.

Cara later competed in the first semifinals episode. Her run was once again digested, but this time around she got revenge on the Air Surfer (which she failed during last year qualifiers) then she needed to clear Kaleidoscope to get a return trip to the national finals, but she failed there as she was trying to build momentum to swing to the last ledge, back-flipping into the water. She placed 5th among the women this time around, and thus she didn't get that return trip to the national finals.
Tyler Kurtzhals

**Tyler Kurtzhals** is a teen from Herriman, Utah, who was previously on the first season of American Ninja Warrior Junior. He's also the boyfriend of fellow ninja Ava Colasanti.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He first competed in the last qualifying episode. His run was digested, but he was almost flawless throughout the course. He ended up failing the fifth obstacle, the Final Frontier, after he lost his grip as he was trying to get the dismount from the small sphere. He went at a fast pace to that point, which allowed him to advance in 20th place.

He later competed in the second semifinals episode. His run there was also digested, but he peeled right off the second bar on the third obstacle, Clockwork. He placed 29th overall, and therefore didn't advance to the national finals that season.
Katie Bone

Katie Bone is a high schooler from Bernalillo, NM, who previously competed on the second season of American Ninja Warrior Junior. She is also a climber who has type one diabetes.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

Katie first competed as a rookie during the fourth qualifying episode. There, she put up a very impressive run as she was the first competitor in that episode who got past the Final Frontier. She missed her first attempt at the Warped Wall, but she got easily on her second attempt, becoming the first finisher that episode and also the second woman teen to clear a qualifying course that season. She placed 8th overall, being the slowest finisher and was also the top women competitor that episode. She later competed in the fourth and last semifinals episode, being shown as the first runner in that episode. There she had another strong run, being just the second(and last) women this season to have made it to the back half of a semifinals course. She ended up being the only competitor that episode who failed on the eighth obstacle, going out on Ghost Town. Just like in qualifying, she ended up being the top women competitor and she placed 13th overall, advancing her to the national finals. At the national finals, she ended up falling on the fourth obstacle of stage one, going out on the Jumping Spider, ending her rookie season.
Maxti82 Wiki

**Le Maxti Club**
We're a collaborative community website about Maxti82 and Fanfiction (yes fanfiction, u can put this) that anyone, including you,your mom, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!, and we have 14 articles 82 files

1. everything is allowed (but not post uncensored)
2. no Furries
3. no Bullying
4. swearing is allowed but no N-words (if your black you dont need this rule)

if you break the rules you will get blocked for random amount of time

Characters
Steven Bachta

**Dr. Steven Bachta** is a pediatrician from Chicago who trains with Mike Silenzi.

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He first competed in the third qualifying episode. His run was digested, but he failed on the fifth obstacle, going out on Salmon Roll, with his time to the obstacle placing him 29th overall. He later competed in the third semifinals episode. His run there was also digested, but he failed on the second obstacle, going out on Over Under, ending his rookie season.
Matt D'Amico

Matt D'Amico is a 21 year old from Waterdown, MA. His motto is "Every course is a Speed Course".

## American Ninja Warrior 14

He first competed in the second qualifying episode. His run was digested, but while he did attempted the Mega Wall and missed it, his still cleared the course in his rookie debut with the second fastest time. He then competed in the first semifinals episode. There, he was the first competitor shown that episode who got past the eighth obstacle, Ghost Town. Then at Split Decision, he chose to do the Dragonback, which he ended up falling. This time around, he placed 5th overall and thus he was able to advance to the national finals as a rookie.

On Stage One, his run was mostly cut, but he was shown while they were reviewing the leaderboard, having finished with 15.79 seconds left. On Stage Two, his run was digested, but he was shown to have finished with the fastest ever time of 66.56 seconds left, and moved on to Stage Three on just his first season competing. On Stage Three, he was once again looking strong, getting through the first six obstacles quickly. Unfortunately he ended up falling on the fourth rung of the Flying Bar, ending his season. He had the sixth best performance of the season and was also the top rookie of the season.