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Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships

Complete history and results for this strongman contest series.

27 Editions of Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships
27 Editions
2015 - 2024 Year Range
Jennifer Lyle Most Recent Winner

The most recent Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships champion is Jennifer Lyle. Christina Bangma holds the record with 2 titles (2018, 2023). The series has run 27 editions (2015 - 2024).

Most Titles

1
Christina Bangma 2018, 2023
2x
2
Donna Moore 2016, 2017
2x

Champions by Year

2024
Jennifer Lyle
2023
Christina Bangma
2022
Holly McRae
2020
Melissa Peacock
2019
Danielle Vaji
2018
Christina Bangma
2017
Caitlin Yuhas
2016
Kristen Cauchon
2015
Alisha Ciolek

Contests

Year Contest Name Winner Location Athletes
2024 2024 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Jennifer Lyle United States flag Columbus 4
2023 2023 U73 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Christina Bangma United States flag Columbus 10
2023 2023 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Erin Murray United States flag Columbus 10
2023 2023 U82 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Jessica Theaker United States flag Columbus 10
2023 2023 U64 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Taylor Woods United States flag Columbus 10
2023 2023 U57 Arnold Amateur Strongman World Championships Svetlana Bostelman United States flag Columbus 9
2022 2022 U64 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Holly McRae United States flag Columbus 10
2022 2022 U82 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Samantha Belliveau United States flag Columbus 10
2022 2022 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Inez Carrasquillo United States flag Columbus 11
2020 2020 U82 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Melissa Peacock United States flag Columbus 10
2020 2020 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Hannah Linzay United States flag Columbus 10
2020 2020 U64 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Camilla Fogagnolo United States flag Columbus 10
2019 2019 U82 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Danielle Vaji United States flag Columbus 10
2019 2019 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Anna Harjapää United States flag Columbus 10
2019 2019 U64 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Elizabeth Nardoni United States flag Columbus 10
2018 2018 U64 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Christina Bangma United States flag Columbus 10
2018 2018 U82 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Sandra Bradley United States flag Columbus 10
2018 2018 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Jessica Fithen United States flag Columbus 10
2017 2017 U64 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Caitlin Yuhas United States flag Columbus 10
2017 2017 U82 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Jenny Todd United States flag Columbus 10
2017 2017 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Donna Moore United States flag Columbus 10
2016 2016 U64 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Kristen Cauchon United States flag Columbus 10
2016 2016 U82 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Kimberly Lawrance United States flag Columbus 10
2016 2016 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Donna Moore United States flag Columbus 10
2015 2015 U64 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Alisha Ciolek United States flag Columbus 10
2015 2015 U82 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Alanna Casey United States flag Columbus 10
2015 2015 Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships Kristin Rhodes United States flag Columbus 10
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Arnold Amateur Strongwoman World Championships has run 27 editions (2015 - 2024). Christina Bangma holds the title record with 2 wins (2018, 2023). The most recent champion is Jennifer Lyle.

Series pages track every edition of a competition, allowing you to follow how the event has changed over the years, which athletes have claimed multiple titles, and how performance standards have improved. This historical perspective is invaluable for understanding the trajectory of professional strongman.

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