American Ninja Warrior Season 14 Episode 11 Description
Obstacles
① Slide Surfer
② ^Three Ring Circus
③ ^Giant Rollercoaster
④ Jumping Spider
⑤ ~Tetherball
⑥ Warped Wall
⑦ Dipping Birds
⑧ Split Decision (The High Road or Fly Hooks)
| Name | SF Place | SF EP | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Levi Enright | 1st | 3 | 7. Dipping Birds | Since he earned the Safety Pass during SF EP 3, he would have a second attempt on Stage One. |
| Jacob Arnstein | 12th | 4 | 5. Tetherball | |
| Maggie Owen | 3rd (Women) | 3 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | Digest. |
| Derrick Pavoni | 11th | 3 | 4. Jumping Spider | Digest. |
| Sean Bryan | 6th | 2 | 2. Three Ring Circus | |
| Jody Avila | 15th | 4 | 8. Fly Hooks | Timed out. |
| Mady Howard | 3rd (Women) | 2 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | Digest. |
| Chris Behrends | 12th | 3 | 7. Dipping Birds | Digest. |
| Josiah Singleton | 2nd | 2 | Clear (17.16 seconds left) | |
| Karen Potts | 1st (Women) | 3 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | Digest. |
| Anthony Eardley | 9th | 1 | 4. Jumping Spider | Digest. |
| Jonah Bonner | 11th | 2 | 8. The High Road | Digest. |
| Josh Levin | 3rd | 2 | Clear (34.70 seconds left) | |
| Ronald Washington | 15th | 2 | 4. Jumping Spider | Digest. |
| Tyler Yamauchi | 11th | 3 | Clear (16.17 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Addy Herman | 2nd (Women) | 1 | 7. Dipping Birds | Twenty-ninth woman to scale the Warped Wall on American Ninja Warrior. |
| Evan Andrews | 1st | 2 | Clear (42.83 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Grant Nguyen | 10th | 2 | Clear (06.25 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Enzo Wilson | 14th | 3 | 5. Tetherball | |
| Jay Lewis | 1st | 1 | Clear (30.15 seconds left) | |
| Jamie Rahn | 9th | 3 | 5. Tetherball | Digest. |
| Lorin Ball | 5th | 4 | 7. Dipping Birds | Digest. |
| David Campbell | 13th | 2 | 8. Fly Hooks | Digest. Timed out. |
| Katie Bone | 13th | 4 | 4. Jumping Spider | |
| Bob Reese | 12th | 1 | 4. Jumping Spider | |
| Barclay Stockett | 3rd (Women) | 4 | 1. Slide Surfer | Digest. Lost her balance and went off the course. |
| Megan Rowe | 2nd (Women) | 3 | 4. Jumping Spider | Digest. |
| Owen Dyer | 4th | 4 | Clear (13.72 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Austin Gray | 1st | 4 | 5. Tetherball | As he tried to dismount, his foot touched the water. First time fell at Stage One. |
| Casey Rothschild | 2nd (Women) | 2 | 4. Jumping Spider | Digest. |
| Max Feinberg | 15th | 3 | Clear (17.49 seconds left) | Digest. |
| R.J. Roman | 3rd | 3 | Clear (30.91 seconds left) | |
| Nate Hansen | 2nd | 4 | 4. Jumping Spider | Since he earned the Safety Pass during SF EP 4, he would have a second attempt on Stage One. |
| Isabella Wakeham | 2nd (Women) | 4 | 4. Jumping Spider | Digest. |
| Donovan Metoyer | 10th | 4 | Clear (08.66 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Kaden Lebsack | 4th | 3 | Clear (34.08 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Jackson Twait | 2nd | 3 | Clear (00.78 seconds left) | |
| Josiah Pippel | 2nd | 1 | Clear (37.99 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Isaiah Thomas | 3rd | 4 | 4. Jumping Spider | Digest. |
| Kyle Soderman | 8th | 2 | Clear (53.17 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Flip Rodriguez | 3rd | 1 | Clear (16.00 seconds left) | |
| Christopher Harding Jones | 6th | 4 | 8. Fly Hooks | Timed out. |
| Ethan Bartnicki | 9th | 4 | Clear (10.99 seconds left) | |
| Vance Walker | 7th | 4 | 4. Jumping Spider | Digest. |
| Mike Silenzi | 6th | 3 | Clear (4.79 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Ethan Swanson | 8th | 3 | Clear (53.92 seconds left) | Digest. Fastest Stage One clear of the season. |
| Abby Clark | 15th | 1 | 7. Dipping Birds | Timed out less than a second after completing the Warped Wall. |
| James Sannella | 16th | 1 | Clear (44.60 seconds left) | Digest. Replacement for Joe Moravsky. |
| Jeremiah Boyd | 4th | 2 | Clear (40.13 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Lucas Reale | 7th | 1 | Clear (28.07 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Cam Baumgartner | 5th | 3 | Clear (24.63 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Jackson Erdos | 16th | 2 | Clear (23.85 seconds left) | Digest. Replacement for Najee Richardson. |
| Matt D’Amico | 5th | 1 | Clear (15.79 seconds left) | Digest. |
| Caiden Madzelan | 5th | 2 | 5. Tetherball | All cut. External Information. |
| Zack Eichenstein | 14th | 4 | 7. Dipping Birds | All cut. External Information. |
| Ryan Sanders | 11th | 1 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | All cut. External information. |
| Rachel Degutz | 3rd (Women) | 1 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | All cut. External information. |
| Anthony Porter | 12th | 2 | 8. The High Road | All cut. External Information. Suffered a mild concussion due to poor jump and hit his head on the platform. |
| Izabella Adkins | 14th | 2 | 1. Slide Surfer | All cut. External information. |
| Kevin Carbone | 8th | 4 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | All cut. External information. |
| Luke Dillon | 4th | 1 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | All cut. External information. |
| Dave Cavanagh | 8th | 1 | 4. Jumping Spider | All cut. External information. |
| Jeremy Warters | 13th | 1 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | All cut. External information. |
| Cal Plohoros | 14th | 1 | 4. Jumping Spider | All cut. External information. |
| Hunter Guerard | 7th | 2 | 5. Tetherball | All cut. External information. |
| Francisco Barajas | 9th | 2 | 5. Tetherball | All cut. External information. |
| Jason Kotzin | 7th | 3 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | All cut. External information. |
| Drew Nester | 10th | 3 | 4. Jumping Spider | All cut. External information. |
| Michael Bougher | 13th | 3 | 3. Giant Rollercoaster | All cut. External information. |
| Najee Richardson | 10th | 1 | Withdrew | Did not compete due to COVID protocol. Replaced by Jackson Erdos. |
| Joe Moravsky | 6th | 1 | Withdrew | Did not compete as his wife tested positive for COVID-19. Replaced by James Sannella. |
Safety Pass Results
| Name | Usage Status | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jay Lewis | Unused | N/A | |
| Josiah Singleton | Unused | N/A | |
| Levi Enright | Used | 7. Dipping Birds | Digest. |
| Nate Hansen | Used | Clear (02.96 seconds left) |
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American Ninja Warrior Show Summary
American Ninja Warrior (sometimes abbreviated as ANW) is an American sports entertainment competition based on the Japanese television series Sasuke. It features hundreds of competitors attempting to complete series of obstacle courses of increasing difficulty in various cities across the United States, in hopes of advancing to the national finals on the Las Vegas Strip and becoming the season’s “American Ninja Warrior.”
To date, only Isaac Caldiero, Geoff Britten, and Drew Drechsel have finished the course and achieved “total victory”. Caldiero and Drechsel are the only competitors to win the cash prize. The series premiered on December 12, 2009, on the now-defunct cable channel G4, and airs now on NBC with encore episodes showing on NBCSN. Since 2020, the show also airs on Spanish-language network Telemundo.
American Ninja Warrior History
In late 2006, the American cable channel G4 began airing broadcasts (subtitled in English or dubbed with English commentary and re-titled Ninja Warrior) of the Japanese sports entertainment television special Sasuke.[8] Coinciding with this, the channel held the first American Ninja Challenge, in which Americans gained the opportunity to be sent to compete on Sasuke. Over time, the semi-annual Sasuke broadcasts on G4 gained a cult following in the United States and eventually became some of the channel’s most-watched broadcasts. This led to the creation of the American adaptation of the show, American Ninja Warrior, in 2009. American Ninja Warrior followed American Ninja Challenge as the qualifying route for Americans to enter Sasuke.
Since the fourth season, American finalists compete on a nearly-identical finals course on the Las Vegas Strip not traveling to Japan to compete on Sasuke. NBC began broadcasting the city finals and national finals episodes in the fourth season.
By the fifth season, G4 was set to be replaced by Esquire Network and had wound down all original programming—besides American Ninja Warrior—by January 2013. Notably, the sideboard advertising along the fifth season’s courses listed Esquire Network as the broadcaster because G4 was going to transition into Esquire Network by April 22, 2013—prior to the season premiere. However, the channel switch was delayed to September 23, 2013, and Esquire Network took over Style Network’s channel space instead. As a result, NBC became the sole broadcaster of the original episodes while Esquire Network aired reruns until the eighth season.
American Ninja Warrior Presenters
During each episode, the play-by-play announcer and color commentator provide play-by-play on a competitor’s run on the course while the sideline reporter introduces the obstacles and interviews competitors.
American Ninja Warrior was originally hosted by G4’s Blair Herter and Alison Haislip.
In the second season, comedian and television host Matt Iseman joined the show, replacing Herter. Producers were fond of his knowledge of sports and lighthearted, enthusiastic delivery. Additionally, MMA fighter Jimmy Smith was brought in as co-host while Haislip was assigned to the new sideline reporter position. The panel remained the same throughout season three. For season four, Olympic medalist Jonny Moseley was brought in as the new color commentator, replacing Smith. Producers believed his experience as a freestyle skier would bring a unique perspective to the series. Meanwhile, sportscaster and television presenter Angela Sun replaced Haislip.
For season five, two newcomers were introduced. Sports analyst and former NFL player Akbar Gbaja-Biamila replaced Moseley, while ESPN sportscaster and model Jenn Brown replaced Sun as sideline reporter.[20] Gbaja-Biamila was contacted to audition for the role of co-host in Los Angeles after being seen on the NFL Network by one of the series’ executive producers. The season five panel remained the same through the sixth season.
For season seven, CBS Sports reporter Kristine Leahy joined the show as the new sideline reporter, replacing Brown, and remained on the show through season 10.
Iseman and Gbaja-Biamila returned to host the eleventh season along with new sideline reporter Zuri Hall.[23] For season 12, the panel remained the same, as it will for the thirteenth season.
