Rebecca Roberts won her third World’s Strongest Woman title!
The 2024 World’s Strongest Woman competition took place over the weekend in Madison, WI. Rebecca Roberts came out on top once again, winning her third career title at the event.
The show, which spanned three days, was comprised of seven different events. Roberts was awarded 52.5 out of 70 possible points. She won her second consecutive title and third overall by edging out Jackie Osczevski and Jennifer Lyle.
Below, check out the full results from the World’s Strongest Woman.
2024 World’s Strongest Woman Final Results
- First Place – Rebecca Roberts, 52.5
- Second Place – Jackie Osczevski, 47
- Third Place – Jennifer Lyle, 46.5
- Fourth Place – Katie Blunden, 46
- Fifth Place – Cherry Muchindu, 41.5
- Sixth Place – Joe Kimitaunga, 37.5
- Seventh Place – Monica Quarles, 34
- Eighth Place – Rebecca Houston, 29.5
- Ninth Place – Morgan Irons, 25.5
- Tenth Place – Jackie Rhodes, 25
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2024 World’s Strongest Woman Event Results
Log Lift
Athletes were given one minute to complete as many reps as possible with either a 93kg or 109kg log. Any contestant who completed reps with the heaver log would finish ahead of others who opted for lower weight.
- First Place – Katie Blunden, 3 reps of 109kg
- Second Place – Rebecca Roberts, 2 reps of 109kg
- Third Place – Jennifer Lyle, 2 reps of 109kg
- Fourth Place – Morgan Irons, 2 reps of 109kg
- Fifth Place – Cherry Muchindu, 1 rep of 109kg
- Sixth Place – Jackie Rhodes, 1 rep of 109kg
- Seventh Place – Joe Kimitaunga, 3 reps of 93kg
- Eighth Place – Jackie Osczevski, 2 reps of 93kg
- Ninth Place – Rebecca Houston, 2 reps of 93kg
- Tenth Place – Monica Quarles, 1 rep of 93kg
Car Walk
The Car Walk is a classic Strongwoman event. Each athlete would have one minute to move a 318kg vehicle across the 15-meter course. All competitors finished the course within the 60-second time limit.
- First Place – Rebecca Roberts, 11.35s
- Second Place – Monica Quarles, 12.68s
- Third Place – Jennifer Lyle, 14.97s
- Fourth Place – Jackie Osczevski, 15.85s
- Fifth Place – Cherry Muchindu, 22.81s
- Sixth Place – Katie Blunden, 23.59s
- Seventh Place – Rebecca Houston, 26.28s
- Eighth Place – Joe Kimitaunga, 27.47s
- Ninth Place – Jackie Rhodes, 37.34s
- Tenth Place – Morgan Irons, 55.08s
Deadlift
The deadlift was another timed event where competitors were given 60 seconds. They were given the choice to lift a 206kg or 249kg axle bar for as many reps as possible.
- First Place – Cherry Muchindu, 7 reps of 249kg
- Second Place – Rebecca Roberts, 6 reps of 249kg
- Third Place – Jennifer Lyle, 6 reps of 249kg
- Fourth Place – Joe Kimitaunga, 3 reps of 249kg
- Fifth Place – Jackie Rhodes, 3 reps of 249kg
- Sixth Place – Monica Quarles, 2 reps of 249kg
- Seventh Place – Katie Blunden, 2 reps of 249kg
- Eighth Place – Rebecca Houston, 2 reps of 249kg
- Ninth Place – Jackie Osczevski, 7 reps of 206kg
- Tenth Place – Morgan Irons, 7 reps of 206kg
Carry & Push Medley
Each Strongwoman was given one minute to carry sandbags weighing 102kg and 113kg and push a sled 15 meters, totaling 45 meters for the entire course.
- First Place – Katie Blunden, 40.08s
- Second Place – Jackie Osczevski, 40.53s
- Third Place – Rebecca Houston, 47.51s
- Fourth Place – Joe Kimitaunga, 47.97s
- Fifth Place – Jennifer Lyle, 48.34s
- Sixth Place – Morgan Irons, 50.1s
- Seventh Place – Rebecca Roberts, 50.36s
- Eighth Place – Monica Quarles, 52.22s
- Ninth Place – Cherry Muchindu, 37.49m
- Tenth Place – Jackie Rhodes, 30.81m
Sandbag Toss
The time limit for this event dropped for 45 seconds. Athletes were asked to toss six bags varying in weight from 13-18kg over a four meter bar in as quick a time as possible.
- First Place – Cherry Muchindu, 6 in 21.03s
- Second Place – Rebecca Roberts, 6 in 23.53s
- Third Place – Jackie Osczevski, 5 in 29.84s
- Fourth Place – Jackie Rhodes, 4 in 19.11s
- Fifth Place – Jennifer Lyle, 4 in 19.13s
- Sixth Place – Joe Kimitaunga, 4 in 19.68s
- Seventh Place – Morgan Irons, 4 in 20.17s
- Eighth Place – Rebecca Houston, 4 in 24.12s
- Ninth Place – Katie Blunden, 2 in 12.07s
- Tenth Place – Monica Quarles, 1 in 23.53s
Wrecking Ball Hold
For this event, competitors were asked to hold a wrecking ball weighing 227kg for as long as possible.
- First Place – Monica Quarles, 96.71s
- Second Place – Jackie Osczevski, 67.77s
- Third Place – Joe Kimitaunga, 66.1
- Fourth Place – Katie Blunden, 63.75s
- Fifth Place – Cherry Muchindu, 49.85s
- Sixth Place – Rebecca Houston, 46.13s
- Seventh Place – Rebecca Roberts, 45.28s
- Eighth Place – Jennifer Lyle, 43.81s
- Ninth Place – Jackie Rhodes, 32.74s
- Tenth Place – Morgan Irons, 17.7
Atlas Stones
Atlas Stones is another classic event in powerlifting. Athletes would have one minute to load stones ranging in weight from 90-147kg onto six platforms as fast as possible.
- First Place – Jackie Osczevski, 6 in 55.34s
- Second Place – Rebecca Roberts, 5 in 36.71s
- Third Place – Katie Blunden, 5 in 37.69s
- Fourth Place – Jennifer Lyle, 5 in 52.87s
- Fifth Place – Monica Quarles, 5 in 56.8s
- Sixth Place – Morgan Irons, 5 in 59.28s
- Seventh Place – Joe Kimitaunga, 4 in 30.49s
- Eighth Place – Rebecca Houston, 4 in 39.07s
- Ninth Place – Cherry Muchindu, 4 in 39.65s
- Tenth Place – Jackie Rhodes, 4 in 41.53s
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