Here's which Ninjas made the Australian Ninja Warrior 2022 Grand Final (2024)

After a cut-throat Semi-Final which saw half the competition cut, we have our Australian Ninja Warrior Grand Finalists.

Just 36 Ninjas made it to the Ninja Grand Final.

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Scroll through to see which Ninjas won their race in Episode 5 and will be competing for the chance at climbing Mt Midoriyama and the $200,000 prize.

It was the ultimate underdog tale as the smallest Ninja on the course won his Semi-Final race.

John Sterio is off to the Grand Final to prove that size doesn't mean everything.

Fan favourite Eloni Vunakece survived the Semi-Final, but only just.

He and competitor Paul Colloty both splashed out on the Dropping Shelves, but because he got to the obstacle first, Eloni made it to the Grand Final.

It was a battle of the Ninja greats as Rob Patterson went up against Dylan James in a nail biting Semi-Final showdown.

But Rob reigned supreme as he won his spot in another Grand Final – this will be Rob's sixth in six seasons.

It was an impressive run as underdog Kobe Teede beat Ben Hunt. Even more impressive, Kobe made it up the Warped Wall on his first ever attempt.

The 17-year-old is off to the Grand Final to show the Ninja veterans what he can do.

Lovable Ninja Nerd Nathan Burley is off to his first Grand Final after beating out best mate Todd Smith in the Semi-Final.

Both Ninja nerds splashed out on the Log Dash but because Nathan was the first one there, he was through to the Grand Final.

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Judith Caroll will represent the girls in the Ninja Grand Final after she beat Skye Haddy in the Semi-Finals.

This will be Judith's first Grand Final.

Matthew Bowles has made the hatrick claiming a spot in his third Ninja Grand Final.

Could he finally take out a title?

After claiming 'furthest fastest' in his Semi-Final heat, Jake Baker is going into the Grand Final with an advantage – a second chance run.

Will it be third time's a charm for Jake Baker?

Tradie Ninja Sam Goodall became certified Ninja royalty as he nabbed a spot in his sixth Grand Final.

Sam beat young gun Matt Bigham in the Semis, proving that age is not a disadvantage.

Season 5 winner Zak Stoltz is off to the Grand Final to defend his title.

But this time he'll have to do it without an advantage under his belt after falling short of completing the entire course in the Semi-Final.

Young gun Daniel Watermann will rattle the Ninja veterans in the Grand Final.

After stellar performances in the Heats and the Semi-Final, the 16-year-old is one to watch out for.

He's been to the Grand Final before and he's off to another one.

Stewart Furze aka 'The Furbinator' is ready to finally be champion.

It was a close call for reigning Ninja champion Ben Polson in his Semi-Final race against Angus Lambe.

The Ninja veteran only just beat his competitor in a nail biting showdown.

Could Ben take out back-to-back titles?

Mike Snow showed teenager Ben Lewis that experience beats youth on the Ninja course.

The Ninja veteran is off to yet another Grand Final.

Simon Martin proved that age is no disadvantage on the course.

The 41-year-old blitzed through the Semi-Final run before splashing out on part two of the course on the Beehive.

From the beginning, young gun Ash Campbell made a name for himself as one to watch.

Mini-Ash beat out opponent Jason Mitchell in the Semi-Final battle and made it all the way to the Dragon's Back obstacle.

Brodie Peace caused major upset as he trumped Ninja favourite Nathan Ryles in their Semi-Final heat.

The vegan scientist remained composed on the course while Nathan tripped up twice on the Launchpad to Trapeze.

It was a hair-raiser as Ashlin 'Flashlin' Herbert went up against fellow Ninja great Daniel Mason.

But Flashlin Ashlin lived up to his name as he pipped Daniel to the post.

Ashlin is headed to his sixth Grand Final.

It looked like Joshua De-Roo was out of the competition when he splashed out on the Wing Nuts.

But his brother Leium also splashed on the obstacle.

Because Joshua made it to the obstacle first he was deemed the winner and is off to the Ninja Grand Final.