Ashley Kaltwasser wins again. Rhyan Clark is crowned in Men’s Physique.

Last updated on June 10th, 2024

The 2024 Mile High Pro bodybuilding show was held on Saturday, June 8, 2024, in Denver, CO. This event featured the Men’s Physique and Bikini divisions, and those contests awarded 2024 Olympia qualifications to their respective champions. The 2024 Olympia will occur in Las Vegas, NV, on Oct. 10-13, 2024.

Twenty-six athletes competed in Denver across both divisions. Rhyan Clark (Men’s Physique) and Ashley Kaltwasser (Bikini) were crowned as champions.

2024 Mile High Pro Final Placings

The final standings for those contests are below:

Men’s Physique

1. Rhyan Clark (United States)
2. Darnell Dean (United States)
3. Dallas Botchway (Ghana)
4. Wilfred Harris (United States)
5. Franky Yan (United States)
6. Ricardo Cenat (West Roxbury)
7. Abrahan Sanchez (United States)
8. Raphael Souza (Brazil)
9. Tony Chinakwe (United States)
10. Damar Turner (United States)
11. Francisco Rodriguez (United States)
12. Matt Moore (United States)
13. Tj Terry (United States)
14. Alex Vazquez (United States)
15. Andrew David (United States)
16. Raymond Holguin (United States)

Bikini

1. Ashley Kaltwasser (United States)
2. Kate Carroll (New Zealand)
3. Su Aramayo (Argentina)
4. Elisangela Angell (Brazil)
5. Amanda Rivas (United States)
6. Ashley Humiston (United States)
7. Madison Thomas (United States)
8. Alexandra Leeper (United States)
9. Julia Wohlschlegel (United States)
10. Chrissy Rodriguez (United States)

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Men’s Physique Winner — Rhyan Clark

This was Clark’s second contest of the 2024 season. The fifth-year pro scored his first pro victory and Olympia qualification at this contest.  He previously finished fourth at the 2024 Optimum Classic Pro in Shreveport, LA, on June 1, 2024.

Bikini Division Winner — Ashley Kaltwasser

At the rate Ashley Kaltwasser is going, it appears to be a matter of “when” she scores 50 IFBB Pro League wins. The 2023 contest winner returned to Colorado and successfully defended the title.

The three-time Bikini Olympia champion was already locked into the 2024 Bikini Olympia thanks to her past championship titles, her top-three finish at the 2023 Bikini Olympia, and her three previous wins this season. So, runner-up Kate Carroll and the rest of the field must enter and win a different pro show before the Sept. 15, 2024 — the 2024 Olympia qualifying cutoff date.

Su Aramayo of Argentina placed third in this contest and won the Masters Over 40 contest.

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