The Wolfpack is a professional American Ninja Warrior group of ninjas who started out as a small alliance starting in American Ninja Warrior 6. Its founding members consist of Ian Dory, Brian Arnold, Noah Kaufman, Meagan Martin, and formerly, Isaac Caldiero.The Wolfpack is currently a professional Ninja Warrior business where many ANW competitors (not limited to the founding members) promote active training and healthy living. Noah Kaufman founded the professional business.
Contents
- 1 American Ninja Warrior 6
- 2 American Ninja Warrior 7
- 3 Team Ninja Warrior 1
- 4 American Ninja Warrior 8
- 5 Team Ninja Warrior 2
- 6 American Ninja Warrior 9
- 7 American Ninja Warrior: Ninja vs. Ninja
- 8 American Ninja Warrior 10
- 9 American Ninja Warrior 11
- 10 American Ninja Warrior 12
- 11 American Ninja Warrior: Women's Championship
- 12 American Ninja Warrior 13
- 13 American Ninja Warrior: Women's Championship 2
- 14 American Ninja Warrior 15
American Ninja Warrior 6[]
In American Ninja Warrior 6, The Wolfpack made its debut as a small alliance. Each of its members competed in Denver. In qualifying, all 5 members hit the buzzer. In the city finals all but Meagan Martin hit the buzzer (Meagan failed the modified Spikes into Cargo). However, because Meagan received a wildcard spot, all of the members got to compete in Las Vegas. In Vegas Meagan timed out on the Warped Wall, but became the first woman to complete the Jumping Spider and Half Pipe Attack, while the rest of the Wolfpack completed Stage 1.
On Stage 2, Isaac failed the Double Salmon Ladder, Noah Kaufman and Brian Arnold failed the Unstable Bridge, and on the other hand, Ian Dory made it to the Metal Spin before falling, therefore performed the best of the five that season, and was also the top rookie that season.
American Ninja Warrior 7[]
All five original members of The Wolfpack returned to compete in Kansas City, and all five finished the qualifying course. In the city finals, Meagan Martin fell on the Big Dipper, Noah Kaufman fell on Bungee Road, Brian Arnold and Isaac Caldiero fell on the Body Prop, and Ian Dory finished the course. At the end of the round, Ian, Brian and Isaac made the top 15, and Meagan received another wildcard spot.
In Vegas, Meagan timed out on the Warped Wall again while Ian, Brian, and Isaac all finished Stage 1. On Stage 2, Brian fell on Roulette Row, and Ian and Isaac finished the course and moved on to Stage 3. Ian ended up falling on the Flying Bar just feet away from the landing platform, while Isaac finished the course and advanced to Stage 4 where he climbed the 75-foot tower in just over 26 seconds, and became the first American Ninja Warrior to receive total victory and the $1,000,000, climbing the rope over three seconds faster than Geoff Britten.
After his total victory this season, Isaac Caldiero officially announced his retirement from the group.
Team Ninja Warrior 1[]
Ian, Brian, Noah, and Meagan competed in Team Ninja Warrior Season 1. Noah Kaufman captained the team "Think Tank", Ian Dory captained "Team Midoryama" with Meagan Martin as one of his teammates, and Brian Arnold captained the team "Party Time" and Party Time won the entire season.
American Ninja Warrior 8[]
Ian, Brian, and Meagan returned to compete in Indianapolis in American Ninja Warrior 8, and all three finished the course in qualifying, and in the city finals Meagan fell on the Circuit Board while Ian and Brian both finished the course. They all qualified in the top 15 and moved on to the national finals. On Stage 1, Meagan fell on the Giant Log Grip and Ian fell on the Propeller Bar. Brian finished Stage 1 with 14.10 seconds to spare and on Stage 2, he failed the Double Wedge. Therefore, Brian Arnold performed the best of the three that season, being the only member to complete stage 1 this season.
Team Ninja Warrior 2[]
Ian, Brian, Noah, and Meagan competed in Team Ninja Warrior Season 2. Noah Kaufman captained the team "Think Tank" again, Meagan Martin captained "Mega Crushers" with Ian Dory as one of her teammates and Brian Arnold captained his team "Party Time" again.
American Ninja Warrior 9[]
In American Ninja Warrior 9, all four of the current members competed, each in Denver.
In the qualifier, Noah Kaufman failed the Bouncing Spider, while Meagan Martin and Brian Arnold failed the Rail Runner. These were their first times failing the qualifier. While the rest of the Wolfpack faced defeat, Ian Dory reached the buzzer the only member to do so. Meagan Martin and Brian Arnold, however, both made the top 30.
In the city finals, Brian and Meagan failed The Wedge while Ian managed to finish, being the only Denver finalist that completed the course. Each of them made it into the national finals placing in the top 15 and top 2 women respectively. In Vegas, Meagan timed out on Domino Pipes, while Ian and Brian finished. On stage 2, Ian ran first and was off balance and failed Swing Surfer. Brian made it to the Wingnut Alley before falling. Once again, Brian performed the best out of the group that season.
American Ninja Warrior: Ninja vs. Ninja[]
Ian, Brian, Noah, and Meagan competed in American Ninja Warrior: Ninja vs. Ninja. Noah Kaufman captained the team Think Tank for the third year in a row, Ian Dory captained The Wolfpack, Meagan Martin competed on Flip Rodriguez's Team Ronin, and Brian Arnold captained his team "Party Time" for the third straight year. Two of the teams made it to the finals, and Team Ronin ended up placing 2nd overall.
American Ninja Warrior 10[]
In American Ninja Warrior 10, all of the Wolfpack competed except for Noah Kaufman. Brian Arnold competed in Indianapolis, and Ian Dory and Meagan Martin competed in Minneapolis. While Ian completed the qualifying round in Minneapolis, Brian and Meagan both failed the fifth obstacle, the Spin Hopper and Battering Ram respectively. All of them qualified for the city finals.
There, all qualified for Las Vegas, with Brian made it to Cane Lane placing 13th, Ian finishing the Minneapolis Finals placing 5th, and Meagan making it to Iron Maiden placing 1st among the women. In Las Vegas, both Ian and Meagan failed the Jumping Spider on Stage 1, and Brian failed on Twist & Fly, making it his first time failing Stage 1. Once again, Brian performed the best out of the Wolfpack. However, this also became the first season where no Wolfpack member reached stage 2.
Former Wolfpack member Isaac Caldiero also returned to competition, and like Arnold, competed in Indianapolis. While unlike Arnold, he completed the Indianapolis qualifying course, he shocked many when he failed early on Block Run, and so unlike the other three active members, he did not qualify for Vegas.
American Ninja Warrior 11[]
Only two of the Wolfpack members competed in American Ninja Warrior 11, with Meagan Martin competing in Seattle-Tacoma and Ian Dory competing in Cincinnati. Meagan failed the Lightning Bolts in Seattle-Tacoma qualifying, and barely made it to the city finals, placing 5th among the women, her first time failing to advance to the city finals within the Top 30. Ian, on the other hand, was disqualified on the Spinning Bridge for touching a ball with his hand during the Cincinnati qualifiers. It marked the first time he failed to make it to Vegas, let alone the city finals.
In the Seattle-Tacoma finals, Meagan fell again at the Lightning Bolts and failed to make the top 2 among the women. It marked the first time Meagan has ever missed out on the national finals, as well as the first time there is no representation from the Wolfpack in the national finals.
American Ninja Warrior 12[]
Only Meagan Martin competed this season, and she initially failed Sideways in her qualifier round. However, her run was fast enough to net her a spot in the top 3 as the final woman. Yet in the Semifinals, she stumbled on Burn Rubber, ending her season.
American Ninja Warrior: Women's Championship[]
Being that Meagan is the only woman in the Wolfpack, she competed here. She cleared the course in the first round, breaking her 4-year streak of no buzzers. She then placed first-seed in the second round, being the only woman to clear the course. She beat Tiana Webberley in the first Power Tower match-up, and then went on to beat Jesse Labreck in a come-from-behind victory in the second matchup, earning her title as the first Women's Champion.
American Ninja Warrior 13[]
Meagan Martin, just like the preceding season, was the only one to compete. She cleared the course in the Qualifying round, placing 13th in Qualifying, and 1st on the Women's Leaderboard. She then went on to make it to Padlock in the Semifinals, before taking a hard fall, placing 2nd in the Women's Leaderboard. Yet she shockingly fell on the first obstacle, the Slide Surfer, in Stage One.
American Ninja Warrior: Women's Championship 2[]
Only Meagan competed this season, and in the first round, cleared the course, placing 6th as the last woman to advance. She then completed the course again in the second round, placing 3rd. Both times she was the final runner. She defeated Megan Rowe in her first Power Tower match-up, and yet in the second, Jesse Labreck flipped the coin in their rematch and beat Martin on the Power Tower, dethroning her.
No Wolfpack members competed in American Ninja Warrior 14, marking the first time no Wolfpack members were present since American Ninja Warrior 3.
American Ninja Warrior 15[]
Ian Dory competed this season for the first time in four years, and he made it to Lasso Launch and placed 7th in the Qualifying round.
