Champions Crowned at Antigua and Barbuda National Bodybuilding Championship 2024

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By Zaya Williams

The Antigua and Barbuda 57th National Bodybuilding Championship 2024 has concluded, showcasing an impressive array of physiques and fitness levels.

Competitors from across the island nation gathered to vie for titles in various categories, demonstrating their dedication to the sport of bodybuilding and fitness.

In the Masters Bikini category for competitors over 35, Yvette Butler claimed the top spot with her impressive presentation.

Kayla Joseph proved her mettle in the wellness division, securing the title of Senior Wellness Champion.

The Classic Physique category saw Mr. Trevon Giddings emerge victorious, impressing judges with his balanced and aesthetic physique.

The Novice divisions provided a platform for emerging talents to shine.  J’Dinique Prince excelled in the Fit-Model category, taking home the championship title.

Jon Ferris demonstrated exceptional form and stage presence, dominating both the Novice Men’s Physique and Senior Men’s Physique categories.

Devonnie Chandler delivered a standout performance in the Bikini divisions. She swept the competition, claiming victory in the Novice Bikini, Senior Bikini Class A, and Overall Bikini Champion categories.

The Masters Bodybuilding category for competitors over 40 saw  Tony Phillip rise to the top. Phillip also secured the Senior Bodybuilding title, showcasing his impressive muscularity and conditioning across multiple divisions.

In the Senior Bikini Class B category, Tiffany Gordon distinguished herself from the competition to claim the championship title

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