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The Ninja Challenge League Finals are the culmination of the 2025 season, where the best ninja athletes from across Australia will compete against the course across three challenging stages to achieve Total Victory.
The NCL Youth Finals 2025 for the Kids, Mature Kids & Pre-Teens Divisions will take place on Wednesday, October 1 & Thursday, October 2.
The NCL Finals 2025 for Teens, Adults & Masters Divisions will take place on Saturday, October 4 & Sunday, October 5.
| NAME | DIVISION | STATE |
|---|---|---|
| Millie Baker | Adult Female | VIC |
| Connor Boyd | Teens | QLD |
| Max Bull | Teens | NSW |
| Elias Collins | Adult Male | VIC |
| Abbey Cutts | Adult Female | QLD |
| Luke Davis | Adult Male | VIC |
| Mason Dempsey | Teens | QLD |
| Mac Everingham | Adult Male | QLD |
| Isabella Grosser | Teens | WA |
| Russell Gurkin | Masters | VIC |
| Zachary Gurkin | Teens | VIC |
| Zoe Harkness | Adult Female | VIC |
| Taylah Heit | Adult Female | QLD |
| Oliver Hojrup | Teens | NSW |
| Riley Hume | Adult Male | VIC |
| Cooper Janes | Adult Male | VIC |
| Miles Janes | Adult Male | VIC |
| Sasha Madzarevic | Adult Male | VIC |
| Hunter Maughan | Adult Male | NSW |
| Oliver Maughan | Teens | NSW |
| John Miller | Teens | VIC |
| Alyssa Mischefski | Adult Female | VIC |
| Kyra Mischefski | Adult Female | VIC |
| George Pacor | Adult Male | VIC |
| Shaun Petter | Adult Male | WA |
| Benjamin Reed | Teens | VIC |
| Cody Reed | Teens | QLD |
| Haydyn Reed | Adult Male | QLD |
| Fraser Smith | Adult Male | VIC |
| Joshua Thomson | Teens | NSW |
| Mitchell Townend | Adult Male | NSW |
| Levi Tubailagi | Adult Male | VIC |
| Hayden Ussher | Adult Male | QLD |
| Zac Whitehill-Field | Teens | VIC |
| NAME | DIVISION | STATE |
|---|---|---|
| Zoe Ackerley | Pre-Teens | VIC |
| Caden Brown | Mature Kids | QLD |
| Dylan Cleary | Pre-Teens | QLD |
| Brooklyn Cooper | Kids | WA |
| Hunter Cutajar | Pre-Teens | VIC |
| Bohdi Davies | Mature Kids | NSW |
| Hudson Dempsey | Mature Kids | QLD |
| Benjamin Dows | Pre-Teens | QLD |
| Dominic Dows | Mature Kids | QLD |
| Henry Fenwick | Kids | QLD |
| Amelia Ghribeh | Kids | VIC |
| Chloe Heit | Pre-Teens | QLD |
| Darcey Jenkins | Pre-Teens | QLD |
| Eamon Jones | Kids | NSW |
| Beth Miller | Pre-Teens | VIC |
| Callum Nagel | Mature Kids | QLD |
| Mitchell Paganini | Pre-Teens | VIC |
| Noah Seymour | Kids | NSW |
| Josephine Sheean | Pre-Teens | VIC |
| Juvan Smit | Mature Kids | QLD |
| Kai Stewart | Pre-Teens | NSW |
| Ryan Thomson | Mature Kids | NSW |
| Mason Vabec | Mature Kids | VIC |
| Rhys Willocks | Mature Kids | VIC |
| Polly Wilson | Mature Kids | VIC |
| Cyrus Zhu | Kids | NSW |
Competitors who have accepted their invitations and purchased a ticket to the NCL Finals will compete at on Saturday, October 4 and Sunday, October 5, 2025 at Geelong Ninjas in Geelong, Victoria.
Tickets to the NCL Finals 2025 cost $TBC and include the Finals competitor exclusive 2025 Finals tee in the size indicated in the competitors’ membership profile, as well as entry to the Australian Ninja Open.
The Finals will consist of up to three stages of competition over the course of the weekend.
The Masters and Teens divisions will have a longer time limit that the adult divisions on Stages One and Two, and will run before the adult divisions on all stages. However, competitors in the Teens and Masters divisions will not be eligible to win Total Victory, Last Ninja Standing, Last Woman Standing or Last Man Standing.
The run order for ALL STAGES in both divisions will be determined by how many points competitors scored at events throughout the year, with the highest-scoring competitors running later in the day.
The course for the Finals stages will be revealed on the morning of the first day of competition at the latest.
Competitors will not be allowed to practice any part of the course unless otherwise specified on the day.
Competitors must complete each stage within the designated time limit (where applicable), beginning with Stage One to progress to the next stage.
If a competitor fails an obstacle on Stage One or Stage Two, they can use the remainder of their time limit to unofficially attempt the remaining obstacles on that stage.
If a competitor falls on Stage Three, they will have three minutes to unofficially attempt the remaining obstacles of Stage Three in that time, if they choose.
If less than 10 competitors in the Adult Male division clear Stage One, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 10 adult male competitors will advance to Stage Two for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage One.
If less than 10 competitors in the Adult Female division clear Stage One, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 10 adult female competitors or 50 per cent of the field (whichever is lesser) will advance to Stage Two for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage One.
If less than 5 competitors in the Teens division clear Stage One, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 5 competitors or 50 per cent of the field (whichever is lesser) will advance to Stage Two for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage One.
If less than 5 competitors in the Masters division clear Stage One, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 5 competitors or 50 per cent of the field (whichever is lesser) will advance to Stage Two for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage One.
If less than 5 competitors in the Adult Male division clear Stage Two, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 5 adult male competitors or 50 per cent of the field (whichever is lesser), will advance to Stage Three for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage Two.
If less than 5 competitors in the Adult Female division clear Stage Two, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 5 adult female competitors or 50 per cent of the field (whichever is lesser), will advance to Stage Three for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage Two.
If less than 3 competitors in the Masters division clear Stage Two, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 3 Masters competitors will advance to Stage Three for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage Two.
If less than 3 competitors in the Teens division clear Stage Two, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 3 Teens competitors will advance to Stage Three for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage Two.
The following cash prizes are on offer at the event for the top male and female competitor:
The top competitors at the NCL Finals 2025 will also qualify to compete in the World Ninja League World Championships in the United States in mid-2026.
For more information about the World Ninja League, visit www.nationalninja.com.
To start your journey to the Ninja Challenge League Finals in 2025, book into an official NCL Qualifier event on the Schedule page.
If you have any questions about the Ninja Challenge League’s rules or format, contact the Commissioner directly at commissioner@ninjachallengeleague.com.
The Ninja Challenge League Youth Finals are the culmination of a season of qualifiers across Australia, providing an opportunity for the top youth athletes from across the country to test their skills, develop their abilities, and socialise with fellow ninja enthusiasts.
The NCL Youth Finals will consist of up to three stages of competition over the course of one to two days, hosted at Geelong Ninjas on Wednesday, October 1 & Thursday, October 2.
A rough schedule, spectator tickets and more details will be released closer to the date of competition.
As with the regular season, youth competitors will be split into four different divisions based on year of birth:
KIDS: Born 2017-18
MATURE KIDS: Born 2015-16
PRE-TEENS: Born 2013-14
Competitors must complete each stage within the designated time limit (where applicable), beginning with Stage One to progress to the next stage.
If less than 10 competitors in an age division clear Stage One, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 10 competitors will advance to Stage Two for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage One.
If less than 5 competitors in an age division clear Stage Two, then as many non-finishers as needed to reach 5 competitors will advance to Stage Three for unofficial runs, based on furthest-fastest on Stage Two.
The course for the Finals stages will be revealed on the morning of the first day of the competition at the latest.
Competitors will not be allowed to practice any part of the course unless otherwise specified on the day.
The run order for ALL STAGES will be determined by how many points competitors scored at events throughout the year, with the highest scoring competitors running later in the day.
The top competitors in each age division will win fantastic prizes from our sponsors.
The top boys and girls in each age division of the NCL Youth Finals 2025 will also qualify to compete in the World Ninja League World Championships in the United States in mid-2026.
For more information about the World Ninja League, visit https://www.worldninjaleague.org.
If you have any questions about the Ninja Challenge League’s rules or format, contact the Commissioner directly at commissioner@ninjachallengeleague.com.