2024 North America’s Strongest Man and Woman Final Results

The 2024 North America’s Strongest Man & Woman competition, held in Victoriaville, Canada, from July 26-28, showcased the incredible strength and determination of 27 elite athletes. This prestigious event highlighted the fierce battles and triumphs of both male and female competitors as they vied for the title of North America's Strongest. Ultimately, Maxime Boudreault and Inez Carrasquillo emerged victorious, demonstrating their unparalleled prowess in strength sports.

2024 North America’s Strongest Man Results​

1. Maxime Boudreault — 105.5 points
2. Lucas Hatton — 90.5 points
3. Tristain Hoath — 88.5 points
4. Bryce Johnson — 80.5 points
5. Wesley Derwinsky — 79 points
6. Marcus Crowder — 77.5 points
7. Frédérick Rhéaume — 72.5 points
8. Nick Wortham — 68 points
9. Kevin Faires — 67 points
10. Spenser Remick — 67 points
11. James Jeffers — 64 points
12. Joey Lavallée — 54 points
13. Jasper Haney — 51 points
14. Colten Sloan — 50.5 points
15. Zach Price — 43.5 points
16. Simon Pratte — 15 points

2024 North America’s Strongest Woman Results​

1. Inez Carrasquillo — 62 points
2. Samantha Belliveau — 53 points
3. Gabi Dixson — 49.5 points
4. Morgan Irons — 38 points
5. Jackie Osczevski — 35 points
6. Josée De Lachevrotière — 28 points
7. Rebekah Strong — 26.5 points
8. Sarah-Jeanne Voyer — 24.5 points
9. Stephanie Bisignano — 23.5 points
10. Monica Quarles — 20.5 points
11. Bailey Deschene — 11.5 points

Event Highlights​

Day One​

Event One: Max Log Lift​

The competition kicked off with the Max Log Lift, where athletes aimed to establish their one-rep max. Lucas Hatton excelled with an impressive 211 kg (465 lbs), while Maxime Boudreault and Zach Price followed closely with 206 kg (454 lbs).

Event Two: Sandbag Toss​

Athletes faced the challenge of tossing eight progressively heavier sandbags over a 16-foot high beam. Maxime Boudreault stood out by completing the event in 31.71 seconds, securing his dominance.

Event Three: Truck Pull​

Competitors pulled a 20,000-pound truck for 70 feet, with Maxime Boudreault finishing first in just 21.8 seconds, showcasing his incredible strength and endurance.

Event Four: Atlas Stones​

The final event of day one involved lifting five massive stones, ranging from 280 lbs to 445 lbs. Maxime Boudreault was the only athlete to complete the entire sequence, finishing in 58.83 seconds.

Day Two​

Event Five: Deadlift​

The second day began with the Car Deadlift, where athletes performed as many reps as possible with a 775-pound weight. Frédérick Rhéaume and Tristain Hoath shared the top spot with 12 reps each.

Event Six: Dumbbell Press​

Athletes chose from four progressively heavier dumbbells, aiming to perform as many reps as possible. Lucas Hatton dominated this event with two reps of the heaviest dumbbell (124 kg).

Event Seven: Max Wheelbarrow​

Competitors carried progressively heavier wheelbarrows over a 16-foot distance. Kevin Faires completed the entire sequence, demonstrating his remarkable grip strength and securing maximum points.

Event Eight: Power Medley​

The final event consisted of a Fingal’s Finger, Sled Drag, and Duck Walk into Power Stairs. Although specific results were unavailable, the placements determined the final standings, with Maxime Boudreault and Lucas Hatton leading the pack.

Detailed Analysis​

Men's Division Performance Analysis​

Maxime Boudreault's performance was consistently exceptional across all events, showcasing his versatility and strength. His victories in the Sandbag Toss, Truck Pull, and Atlas Stones highlighted his dominance. Lucas Hatton's prowess in overhead pressing events, particularly the Max Log Lift and Dumbbell Press, was noteworthy, securing him significant points.

Women's Division Performance Analysis​

Inez Carrasquillo demonstrated remarkable consistency, excelling in multiple events and maintaining a strong lead. Samantha Belliveau's performance in the Trump Dumbbell event was particularly impressive, securing her a dominant win.