2023 Daytona Pro-Am Scorecards

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The 2023 Daytona Pro Bodybuilding Show, held on the picturesque shores of Daytona Beach, FL, was an event that showcased both rising stars and seasoned champions. This world-class competition was exciting, as four coveted divisions were keenly contested.

Overview of the Daytona Pro Show 2023​

In the heart of Florida, the Daytona Pro Bodybuilding Show unfurled its drama and glamour, featuring a quartet of divisions:

• Men's Physique
• Women's Physique
• Figure
• Bikini

The results of these divisions would have rippling implications for the 2023 Olympia Weekend, with athletes vying for their spot in one of bodybuilding's most esteemed events.

Stellar Performances in Men's Physique​

The Men's Physique division was a sheer delight to watch. Topping the chart was the formidable Kyron Holden of the USA, who previously secured the sixth position at the 2022 Men's Physique Olympia. Noteworthy challengers Clarence McSpadden Jr. and Christopher Barr, gave it their all and rounded up the top three. With the Olympia qualification deadline looming on Oct. 9, 2023, these athletes showcased a determination that was palpable.

Dominance in Women's Physique​

Marie-Solange Essoh was the star in the Women's Physique division. Having already showcased her prowess in prior events, Essoh clinched not only the Open title but also the Masters competition in Women's Physique. Her previous tenth-place finish in 2022 adds to her impressive resume, and her sights are now set firmly on the 2023 Women's Physique Olympia.

The Figure Division: A Display of Perfection​

The Figure category was awash with talent. Nicole Zenobia Graham, already a celebrated champion from the 2023 San Antonio Pro, took home the gold with a unanimous nod from the judges. Close on her heels were Thais Cabrices Werner and Kelly Estrada, ensuring the competition was fierce till the last pose.

Bikini Division: New Stars Emerge​

In the Bikini division, all eyes were on rookie sensation Ndeye Ndour, who didn't disappoint. She stole the limelight with her debut win, guaranteeing her a coveted spot in the Olympia lineup. Jessica Nicole Dolias and Noelle Agnew made their marks too, securing the second and third positions respectively.

Closing Thoughts​

The 2023 Daytona Pro Bodybuilding Show was not just another event in the bodybuilding calendar. It was a testament to the dedication, grit, and passion of athletes from around the globe. With the Olympia Weekend on the horizon, the stakes have never been higher, and the athletes have never been more prepared.
Note: For related events and additional insights, explore the results from the 2023 Sheru Classic France Bodybuilding Show and the highlights from the 2023 Van City Showdown Pro 212 Bodybuilding Show.


2023 Daytona Pro Final Results

Men’s Physique
Kyron Holden (USA)
Clarence McSpadden Jr. (USA)
Christopher Barr (USA)
Brett Mario Jackson (USA)
Sharif Reid (USA)
Joshua Guidry (USA)
Tyler Smith (United Kingdom)
Winston Sullivan (USA)
Kenyon Leno (USA)
Anas Farhat (USA)
Juan Manuel Gochez (USA)
Hygor Ponchet (USA)
Jamal Everette (USA)
Miguel Angel Cartaya Kuischmajec (Ecuador)
Emerson Brahimi (Canada)

Tied for 16th
Byron Archie (USA)
Briger Alberto Cabezas Renteria (Colombia)
Robert Clark (USA)
Everett Davis (USA)
Reuben Joseph (USA)
Mark Lancaster (USA)
Benedikt Lukas (Germany)
Don McCall (USA)
Michael D. Mperey (USA)
Geobanny Paula (USA)
Denny Singh (USA)
Leon K. Smith (USA)
Jimmie Stewart (USA)
Harlan Taylor Jr. (USA)
Serge Victor (USA)
Favian Villalobos (USA)

Women’s Physique
Marie-Solange Essoh (USA)
Jada Beverly (USA)
Heather Grace (USA)
Heather Rigsby (USA)
Andrea Alonso (USA)
Laura Pyszora (Poland)
Jacqueline Hale (USA)
Marysel Cruz Cruz (Puerto Rico)
Farrah Faulkner (USA)
Taysir Orta (USA)
Whitney Armstrong (USA)
Patricia Pizarro (Peru)
Cheryl Mears (USA)
Melanie Horton (Canada)
Jourdain Lincycomb (USA)

Tied for 16th
Orlandina Balan (USA)
Angela Noury (USA)
Suzanna Schwanke (USA)
Tracy Smith-Clark (USA)
Stephanie Waggoner (USA)

Figure
Nicole Zenobia Graham (USA)
Thais Cabrices Werner (USA)
Kelly Estrada (Venezuela)
Emily Hammond (Canada)
Danielle Rose (USA)
Edith Driver (USA)
Dr. Adrienne Matthews (USA)
Courtney Jacobs (USA)
Rachel Stuckert (USA)
Kimberly Smith (USA)
Karine Hajjar (Qatar)
Stephanie Santamaria (USA)
Natalia Marrero (USA)
Carrie L. Zoba (USA)
Roberta Visintaine (Italy)

Tied for 16th
Ethel Heredia Appa (Spain)
Alissa Carpio (USA)
Sh’Nere Mattise Deas (USA)
Melissa Brodsky (USA)
Lorena Luciani (Argentina)
Blanca Rodrigues (USA)
Mallory Rosado (USA)
Aleaha Yencha (USA)

Bikini
Ndeye Ndour (USA)
Jessica Nicole Dolias (USA)
Noelle Agnew (USA)
Janine Herrera (USA)
Rachael Oberst (USA)
Susana Aramayo (Argentina)
Huong Mai (USA)
Winitchanok Shao (USA)
Maria Vegas (USA)
Myra Colcord (USA)
Shay Webb (USA)
Kim Imsande (USA)
April Conley (USA)
Rebecca Flachner (USA)
Carolina Mestre (USA)

Tied for 16th
Paola Almerico (USA)
Hong Chen (USA)
Claudia Garcia (USA)
Violeta Garcia (USA)
Kate Orara (USA)
Ayleen Santander (Canada)
Cindy Van Empel-Popowich (Canada)
Fallon A. Wainwright (USA)