1991 Ms. Olympia

1991 Ms. Olympia
Information
Promotion	IFBB
Date	October 12–13, 1991
Venue	Shrine Auditorium
City	Los Angeles, California, United States
Event chronology
1990 Ms. Olympia 1991 Ms. Olympia 1992 Ms. Olympia

The 1991 Ms. Olympia contest was an IFBB professional bodybuilding competition was held on October 12 and 13, 1991 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California. It was the 12th Ms. Olympia competition held.

Prizes[]

• 1st $50,000^[1]
• 2nd $20,000
• 3rd $10,000
• 4th $7,500
• 5th $5,000
• 6th $4,000
• 7th $3,000
• 8th $2,500
• 9th $2,000
• 10th $1,500

Results[]

Place	Country[2]	Name
1	Southfield, Michigan	Lenda Murray
2	New York City, New York	Bev Francis
3	Venice, California	Laura Creavalle
4	Scottsdale, Arizona
5	Edgewater, New Jersey
6	Newport Beach, California	Diana Dennis
7	Portland, Oregon	Shelley Beattie
8	Baden-Württemberg, Germany	Anja Schreiner
9	Rimini, Italy
10	Tustin, California	Sue Gafner
11	Scottsdale, Arizona	Jackie Paisley
12	Le Port-Marly, France	Marie Mahabir
13	Venice, California
14	Como, Italy
15	San Diego, California
16	Montreal, Canada
16	Venice, California
16	Orlando, Florida
16	Miami, Florida
16	Žilina, Czech and Slovak Federative Republic
16	Munich, Germany

Scorecard[]

No[2]	Name	Country	Prejudging	Total	Place
1	Marie Mahabir	Le Port-Marly, France	106		12
2	Shelley Beattie	Portland, Oregon	76		7
3	Laura Creavalle	Venice, California	35		3
4	Diana Dennis	Newport Beach, California	72		6
5		Como, Italy	129		14
6		Scottsdale, Arizona	39		4
7	Lenda Murray	Southfield, Michigan	18	31	1
9	Anja Schreiner	Baden-Württemberg, Germany	80		8
10	Bev Francis	New York City, New York	14	32	2
11		Rivoli, Italy	100		9
12	Jackie Paisley	Scottsdale, Arizona	108		11
13		Venice, California	132		13

Notable Events[]

• The slimmest margin of victory for any Ms. Olympia, with Lenda Murray edging out Bev Francis by a final score of 31 to 32.
• This was the first Ms. Olympia contest to be televised live on ESPN.
• It was the largest audience ever witnessing a Ms. Olympia contest.
• The two emcees of the 1991 Ms. Olympia was Jake Steinfeld and Carla Dunlap-Kaan.
• Rachel McLish was awarded bodybuilding's Lifetime Achievement Award by Joe Weider.

See also[]

• 1991 Mr. Olympia

References[]

• Ms. Olympia Turns 30
• 1991 Ms. Olympia held in Los Angeles on October 13th
• BEV’S LAST STAND
• 1991 Ms Olympia Results

External links[]

• Competitor History of the Ms. Olympia

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