Anyone able to post the show results from the No. Kentuckey?
Contest Results:
http://www.bodybuildingworld.com/Contest/2006npc/

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We'll try to get them up on the site in a day or two. Rachel or I will post most notable Bev clients from the show that we know Monday.

Here's a brief summary:
About 235 competitors - 60 Figure and 175 bodybuilding. 2100 attended evening and approximately 800 at prejudging.
There were at least 80 Team Beverly competitors that we know of (meaning frequent contact). They were a huge asset to the show as a whole as they set the tone for the other competitors - that if you have completed your preparation for the show to the best of your ability then you are already a winner - and at the show the idea is to help and support each other. One of the highlights was watching the sportsmanship and backstage camaraderie. The audience fell in step with the tone and was the most respectful and kindest (as in total support for the competitors with no degrading of anyone on stage) I have ever experienced in 27 years of promoting the Northern Kentucky.

The downside was the evening show went until 12:40 but when you have 235 competitors (very, very few crossovers) and you present each one on stage individually, and present 125+ trophies - it couldn't be done any more efficiently. Next year maybe all teens, novice, and masters will pose but only top 5 in each national qualifier class - but we really like to have everyone who has worked and prepared to have their time on stage.

John Clark won overall title.
Team Beverly First Place Highlights:
Nathan Hater - won the overall novice.
Cristen Schuerman, Melanie Hull, and Estee Saylor each won their class and Figure (more on all the other great Bev figure competitors later in the week).
James Johnson won Men's LW,
Bob Maurer won MW in the open
Jennifer Myers won women's HW.
Alex Ramirez won under 200 Master's 40 and Burke Chandler won men's over 60.

I apologize if I left any other Bev winners out and will give you more placings later, these are just clients who won their class that came to mind immediately with no results in front of me. Tune in tomorrow for more results.

Congrats to everyone who worked so hard to be their best in a very competitive show!

Roger - If you have a way to post the pics of the top five winners in each category, or to post a link to the pics that would be great. It seems like it can take months before pics from this show surface.

I thoroughly enjoyed the show and have decided to do the show next year in addition to the Natural Ohio. I am now 200% motivated to kick some butt! Man, was it a long show though.

-Rich Lauro

Congrats to everyone who competed this weekend! I cant wait to see some pics.

it was definitely the most fun show ive competed in yet. very long though!!! lots of amazing people watching and competing.

Here is the first batch of show results. We will have photos but it will take some days as we sort through 2000 (honestly) photos (non of which are categorized or have names other than dsc1075.jpg) from 4 photographers.

TEENAGE MEN – (19 years old & under) One Class, 11 competitors:
1ST – MAX BOLTON
2nd – Justin Saffel
3rd – Chad Edwards
4th – Dwaine Evans
5th – Bradley Cofer
6th – Devin Fahl
7th – Chris Edwards
8th – Christopher Self
9th – Grant Ohlman
10th – Josh White
11th – Cory Fitzpatrick

NOVICE MEN – (novice for this show included only competitors who had not had a 1st or 2nd placing in any previous NPC contest). 3 Classes, 40 competitors:
Lightweight – 11 competitors:
1st – DARREN COLLINS
2nd – John Bibby
3rd – Eli Henline
4th – David Gast (tie break)
5th – Brandon Thompson (tie break)
6th – Todd Schwarz
7th – Zachary Goldenberg
8th – Nathan Croskey
9th – Brian Dion
10th – William Klinker
11th – James Sizemore

Middleweight – 14 competitors:
1st – NATHAN HATER **OVERALL**
2nd – Bob Maurer
3rd – Brian Strock
4th – Peter Van Howe (tie break)
5th – Paul Payer (tie break)
6th – Tony Bauer
7th – Justin Sherman
8th – La Todd Bivens
9th – Nathan Garland
10th – Gene Benson
11th – Kevin Yotter
12th – Rob Manz
13th – Chad Graves
14th – Rick Feigley

Heavyweight – 15 competitors:
1st – RANDY FOTHERGILL (tie break)
2nd – Phil Mort (tie break)
3rd – Gar Seigla
4th – Jason Compton
5th – Tim Heizman
6th – Brandon Beckrich
7th – Dan Tokarek
8th – Kyle King
9th – Matt Howager
10th – Yves Lamothe
11th – Dave Gerace
12th – Rogers Eubanks
13th – Darryl Harris
14th – Mike Morosko
15th – Timothy Hudgins


FIGURE – 6 classes, 62 competitors:
Class A – 10 competitors
1st – CRISTEN SCHUERMAN
2nd – Kimberly Whitson
3rd – Marci Purcey
4th – Heather Bear
5th – Anne Broadbent
6th – Allyson Hamilton
7th – Samantha Prestenbach
8th – Lisa English
9th – Leatha Smith
10th – Patty Barnickel

Class B – 11 competitors:
1st – TERRA KENNETT
2nd – Marcie Howes
3rd – Toni Renee Wheeler
4th – Pamela Hillerich
5th – Sabrina Sonner
6th – Nadine Baker
7th – Kira Neuman
8th – Valerie McCaleb
9th – Leslie Samples
10th – Julie Campbell
11th – Melanie Shearer

Class C – 11 competitors:
1st – MELANIE CRITES-HULL
2nd – Amy Lea Ash
3rd – Brenda James
4th – Erin Redmond
5th – Yvonne Hale
6th – Susan Harris
7th – Melody Grant
8th – Amy Faulkner
9th – Lee Anne Graham
10th – Nicole Rankin
11th – Jael Lamothe

Class D – 10 competitors:
1st – JENNIFER COX **OVERALL**
2nd – Melissa Crowe
3rd – Bonnie Callais
4th – Michelle Boyer
5th – Christi Kelly
6th – Ashlee Dobbs
7th – Anne Gaines-Pierce
8th – Mary Jo Rhoads
9th – Joanne Meng
10th – Melanie O’Grady

Class E – 10 competitors: (2 competitors scratched and were removed from the placings)
1st – LISA SONTERRE-HAUSFIELD
2nd – Jennifer Paul
3rd – Missy Rodger
4th – Stacey Dooley
5th – Leah Simpson
6th – Janell Handshoe
7th – Vicki Fender
8th – Alison Landaw

Class F – 10 competitors:
1st – ESTEE SAYLOR
2nd – Tara Darland
3rd – Amber Carpenter
4th – Melissa Monroe
5th – Amy Odle
6th – Nicole Sill-Kelley
7th – Jennifer Engel
8th – Adrianne Beer
9th – Claire Davies
10th – Jo McCracken

Masters, Womens, Mens still to come (maybe tomorrow). Any competitor that wants a copy of his/her score sheet, call us at 800-781-3475 and for now we are faxing so give us your competitor number and a fax number and we can fax it today. Emails will take a little longer as we have to convert all the score sheets to emailable files.

Congratulations to everyone who competed!!

I would like to thank everyone who supported me through out my contest prep, mainly Tim from Beverly, without him I wouldn't have been involved at all. I competed in the Novice MW, and placed 12th. I am happy with my placing. This was my first ever show, with only 8 months of training, and 8 weeks of dieting. I feel it was a great learning experience, and I will be looking forward to next year.


Rob
Cincinnati, OH

Congratulations Rob. Glad your first show was a good experience, I'm still too much of a punk to do the NKY :-), maybe next year

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THIS IS RICKY BURTON I WON THE MASTERS HEAVYWEIGHT AND OVERALL I JUST WANTED TO TELL YALL THAT YOU RAN A GREAT SHOW. I FELT SO CONFORTABLE FOR MY FIRST SHOW I JUST WANTED TO THANK EVERYONE THAT HELP RUN THE SHOW YOU PEOPLE ARE A CLASS ACT.I ALSO WANT TO THANK MY WIFE CHRISSY WITHOUT HER THERE'S NO WAY I COULD HAVE DONE THAT GOOD.WE HAD ABOUT 50 PEOPLE COME WITH US FROM CAMPBELLSVILLE TO SUPPORT ME I ALSO WANT TO THANK EVERONE OF THEM.ALSO ONE LAST THING I ONLY USE BEVERLY PROTEIN ITS THE GREATEST. THANKS AGAIN FOR EVERYTHING.
RICK BURTON

I wanted to thank the whole Beverly staff with their help on preparing me for my first competition. It was truly a great experience. I am still in shock that I placed second in the LW novice. It was amazing to see the transformation of my body from 12 weeks out to the the day of the competition. Thanks

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I wanted to thank the whole Beverly staff with their help on preparing me for my first competition. It was truly a great experience. I am still in shock that I placed second in the LW novice. It was amazing to see the transformation of my body from 12 weeks out to the the day of the competition. Thanks

Hey! congrats.. this is zach, the guy who helped put pam on u before we stepped onto stage.. i knew u would do well.. i got 7th, and 6th in open welterweight... im hopin to improve and do better next year.. where u from anyways

hello everyone i have a lot of great pics of lightweight class and my class(welterweight). problem is that my friend and I took them with my nikon 35mm FILM camera( do you remember what those are???!!!! HA) anyway if I get them scanned, I can post some. I had a great time and wanted to thank every welterweight competitor for looking good and working hard to get there!!!
Joe Daniels

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Originally posted by John B:
I wanted to thank the whole Beverly staff with their help on preparing me for my first competition. It was truly a great experience. I am still in shock that I placed second in the LW novice. It was amazing to see the transformation of my body from 12 weeks out to the the day of the competition. Thanks

Hey! congrats.. this is zach, the guy who helped put pam on u before we stepped onto stage.. i knew u would do well.. i got 7th, and 6th in open welterweight... im hopin to improve and do better next year.. where u from anyways

Congrats to you also. Cinti

Joe - I'm sure you probably already developed your 35 mm film, but if you take your film somewhere to be developed, for around $3 more, you can also ask for a digital picture CD of your prints. I know Walgreens likes to develop the pictures and make the disk at the same time - not sure what other companies do. Anyway, for me its $3 well spent. I've retired my scanner