Congratulations to Camala Rodriguez for winning the 2011 IFBB New York Pro Fitness. It was a battle between Camala and Bethany Wagner, who came in second. Both were heavy favorites to place in the top three before the contest, and they did not dissapoint. Michelle Blank placed third! Here are the complete results

1. Camala Rodriguez
2. Bethany Wagner
3. Michelle Blank
4. Kristina Rojas
5. Jodi Boam
6. Stacy Wright
7. Carrie Simmons
8. Nicole Duncan
9. Hollie Stewart
10. Sylvia Tremblay
11. Victoria Larvie
12. Allison Ethier
13. Ryall Garber-Vasani
14. Tamee Marie
15. Stacy McDowell
16. Venus Nguyen
17. Melissa Frederick

Amanda Latona came back with top honors at this contest, not only winning the contest, but also scoring a Flex Magazine cover a few days earlier. Dina Al-Sabah, after placing 4th at the St. Louis Pro a week ago, earned her Olympia qualification here with second place, while Abbie Burrows, in her first pro show, secured third place and a trip to the Olympia!

1. Amanda Latona*
2. Dina Al-Sabah*
3. Abbie Burrows*
4. Zhanna Rotar
5. Anca Marcus
6. Christina Vargas
7. Leigh Brandt
8. Vanessa Prebyl
9. Jennifer Dietrick
10. Natalie Abrhiem
11. MaryJo Cooke-Elliott
12. Laura Calderon
13. Christie Marquez
14. Lindsey Morrison
15. Kelly Gonzalez
16. Jennifer Pimentel

*Qualifies for the 2011 Bikini Olympia

The second Mr. Europe six months after the first continues with Ronny Rockel continuing his winning streak here, with Roelly Winklaar in second place. James ‘Flex’ Lewis, who decided to enter this contest a week after winning the 202lb and Under in the English Grand Prix, stunned everyone by qualifying for the Mr. Olympia in this contest. Congratulations!

1. Ronny Rockel – Germany
2. Roelly (Egberton) Winklaar – Netherlands
3. Flex (James) Lewis – United Kingdom
4. Robert Piotrkowicz Poland
5. Toney Freeman – USA
6. Essa Obaid – UAE
7. Sergey Shelestov – Russia
8. Thomas Benagli – Italy
9. Alvin Small – United Kingdom
10. Marcos (Mcweeny) Chacon – Spain
11. Mario Van Steenberghe – Belgium
12. Raul Carrasco – Spain
13. Angel Higueras – Spain
14. Antonio Morales – Spain
15. Serdar Aktolga – Turkey
16. Arnaud Plaisant – France

Congratulations to Jennifer Andrews, in her first IFBB pro win! It was a very close race between the top three, with one point separating Jennifer Andrews, Jessica Jessie and Jessica Paxson-Putman! Here are the results

Place – Name – Country – Score

1. Jennifer Andrews – USA – 5
2. Jessica Jessie – USA – 6
3. Jessica Paxson-Putnam – USA – 7
4. Dina Al-Sabah – Kuwait – 12
5. Angela Leong – USA – 17
6. Christy Merritt – USA – 17
7. Trina Goosby – USA – 21
8. Jessica Clay – USA – 24
9. Kendra Elias – USA – 27
10. Jennifer Drennan – USA – 31
11. Nicole Moneer-Guerrero – USA – 32
12. Michelle Lamb – USA – 36
13. Safiya Johnson – USA – 39
14. Janet Harding – USA – 42

Nicole Wilkins continued her dominance on the top, winning the St. Louis Pro Figure two weeks after winning the Figure International. Teresa Anthony leaped over Ava Cowan to take second place (impressive since she was in 7th at the Figure International). Here are the results

Place – Name – Country – Score

1. Nicole Wilkins – USA – 3
2. Teresa Anthony – USA – 6
3. Ava Cowan – USA – 9
4. Monica Specking – USA – 13
5. Michelle Battista-McDonald – USA – 15
6. Melissa Frederick – USA – 18
7. Jodie Minear – USA – 21
8. Tivisay Briceno – USA – 27
9. Tamee Marie – USA – 28
10. Josie Zamora – USA – 29
11. Mikaila Soto – USA – 30
12. Karly Woodle – USA – 36

Defending Figure Olympia champ Erin Stern took the trip to Australia from her hometown of Florida and won the Australian Pro after losing to defending Figure International champ Nicole Wilkins at the Arnold Classic a week earlier. Alicia Harris took second, while new pro Darlene Escano, who won the Arnold Classic Amatuer Figure a wek earlier, now is qualified for the Figure Olympia. Wow – what a week for Darlene.

Place – Name – Country – Total

1. Erin Stern – USA – 4
2. Alicia Harris – USA – 5
3. Darlene Escano – Australia – 9
4. Raechelle Chase – New Zealand – 15
5. Ellena Reidie – Ausralia – 15
6. Daniela O’Mara – Australia – 17
7. Kelli Johnson – Australia – 19
8. Sara Picken-Brown – Australia – 22
9. Summer Bernard – Australia – 27
10. Lisbeth Halikka – Finland – 31
11. Jeni Briscoe – Canada – 32
12. Kristy Thomson – New Zealand – 32

A revitalized Dennis Wolf flew over from Columbus, USA to Melbourne, Australia to win the 2011 Australian Pro, in one many consider an incredible comeback after not doing so well at the Flex pro. Here are the results from the 2011 IFBB Australian Pro.

Place – Name – Country – Prejudging – Finals – Total

1. Dennis Wolf – Germany – 5 – 5 – 10
2. Johnnie Jackson – USA – 10 – 10 – 20
3. Michael Kefalianos – Australia – 15 – 15 – 30
4. Ben Pakulski – Canada – 20 – 20 – 40
5. Grigori Atoyan – USA – 28 – 28 – 56
6. Adorthus Cherry – USA – 29 – 29 – 58
7. Darryn Onekawa – New Zealand – 35 – 34 – 69
8. Luke Timms – Australia – 41 – 40 – 81
9. Varinder Singh – Australia – 48 – 46 – 94
10. Daniel Hill – Germany – 46 – 49 – 95