2011 Ms. Olympia

Total: $60,000[1]

Results

• 1st - Iris Kyle
• 2nd - Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia
• 3rd - Brigita Brezovac
• 4th - Debi Laszewski
• 5th - Alina Popa
• 6th - Sheila Bleck
• 7th - Kim Perez
• 8th - Nicole Ball
• 9th - Monique Jones
• 10th - Tina Chandler
• 11th - Kim Buck
• 12th - Heather Foster
• 13th -
  Cathy LeFrançois
• 14th - Helle Trevino
• 15th - Skadi Frei-Seifert
• 16th - Dayana Cadeau
• 17th - Mah Ann Mendoza

Comparison to previous Olympia results:

• Same - Iris Kyle
• Same - Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia
• -1 - Debi Laszewski
• +1 - Alina Popa
• -2 - Sheila Bleck
• -2 - Tina Chandler
• +6 - Heather Foster
• -6 - Cathy LeFrançois
• -9 - Helle Trevino
• -11 - Dayana Cadeau

Scorecard

No[2]	NAME	COUNTRY		JUDGING	FINALS	TOTAL	PLACE
1	Ball, Nicole	USA		42	36	78	8
2	Bleck, Sheila	USA		32	36	68	6
3	Brezovac, Brigita	Slovenia		17	15	32	3
4	Buck, Kim	USA		52	51	103	11
5	Cadeau, Dayana	Canada		79	79	158	16
6	Chandler, Tina	USA		52	46	98	10
7	Foster, Heather	USA		50	50	100	12
8	Jones, Monique	USA		42	53	95	12
9	Kyle, Iris	USA		5	5	10	1
10	Laszewski, Debi	USA		18	20	38	4
11	LeFrancois, Cathy	Canada		62	69	131	13
12	Mendoza, Mah Ann	USA		25	15	40	4
13	Nielsen, Helle	Denmark		70	75	145	14
14	Oriquen-Garcia, Yaxeni	Venezuela		11	10	21	2
15	Perez, Kim	USA		37	40	77	7
16	Popa, Alina	Switzerland		25	25	50	5
17	Frei-Seifert, Skada	Germany		73	72	145	15
Sandy Williamson			September 16, 2011
IFBB PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE			DATE

Attended

• 14th Ms. Olympia attended - Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia
• 13th Ms. Olympia attended - Iris Kyle
• 12th Ms. Olympia attended - Dayana Cadeau
• 5th Ms. Olympia attended - Cathy LeFrançois
• 4th Ms. Olympia attended - Heather Foster
• 3rd Ms. Olympia attended - Debi Laszewski and Tina Chandler
• 2nd Ms. Olympia attended - Sheila Bleck and Helle Trevino
• 1st Ms. Olympia attended - Alina Popa, Brigita Brezovac, Nicole Ball, Monique Jones, Kim Buck, Skadi Frei-Seifert, and Mah Ann Mendoza
• Previous year Olympia attendees who did not attend - Helen Bouchard and Zoa Linsey

Notable events

• This was
  Cory Everson and Lenda Murray
  's record of six consecutive Ms. Olympia wins.
  • * According to Gene Hwang, Iris admitted to coming in a "bit less ripped this year".[3]
• This was Dayana Cadeau's last Olympia she competed in before she retired from bodybuilding.
• According to Steve Wennerstrom, IFBB Women's Historian, Alina Popa came in at 163 lb (74 kg) and Skadi Seifert came in at 160 lb (73 kg).^[4]
• Betty Viana-Adkins withdrew due to medical issues.^[4]

2011 Ms. Olympia Qualified

From the 2010 Ms. Olympia^[5][6]

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, September 24

1. Iris Kyle,

2. Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia,

3. Debi Laszewski,

4. Sheila Bleck,

5. Dayana Cadeau,

6. Heather Foster,

From the 2011 Ms. International

Columbus, Ohio USA, March 4

1. Iris Kyle,

2. Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia,

3. Alina Popa,

4. Debi Laszewski,

5. Betty Viana-Adkins,

6.

Cathy LeFrancois,

1. Helle Trevino,

2. Skada Frei-Seifert,

3.

Cathy LeFrancois,

1. Brigita Brezovac,

2. Nicole Ball,

3. Mah Ann Mendoza,

From the 2011 Pro Bodybuilding Weekly Championships

Tampa, Florida, USA, June 25

1.

Cathy LeFrancois,

2. Tina Chandler,

3. Brigita Brezovac,

From the 2011 Europa Battle of Champions

Hartford, Connecticut, USA, July 30

1. Kim Buck,

2. Monique Jones,

3. Kim Perez,

See also

• 2011 Mr. Olympia

References

External links

• 2011 MS. OLYMPIA / FIGURE OLYMPIA (DOWNLOAD)
• 2011 WOMEN’S OLYMPIA (DVD)

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