2026 IFBB Pro League Houston Pro Results

For the 2026 IFBB Pro League Houston Pro, there was yet another thrilling weekend for professional bodybuilders in Houston, Texas, as they competed in five Open divisions and various Masters divisions. The event took place on 29th August, 2026, the most critical day of the 2026 season, as the fatigue period for Olympia qualification was coming to an end that very day.

The Houston Pro assembled a solid international field, with showdowns between competitors from North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and more, competing for professional titles and valuable qualification points for the Olympia.

MEN’S CLASSIC PHYSIQUE – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
3	David Aguilar Rosales	Cuba	5	5	1
12	Trever Martin	USA	10	10	2
13	Jordan Plantiko	USA	15	15	3
17	William Withers	USA	20	20	4
7	Dominic Carter	USA	26	26	5
6	Aiden Caldwell	Canada	30	30	6
10	Kyle Hayes	Canada	34	34	7
1	Victor Garcia	USA	40	40	8
4	Chibueze Anyasor	USA	45	45	9
9	Michael Harnett	USA	50	50	10
5	Duron Berry	USA	56	56	11
15	Lukas Ulbrich	USA	59	59	12
14	Alan Ramos	USA	66	66	13
11	Hunter Lee	USA	69	69	14
16	Luis Roberto Valenzuela Ramos	Mexico	77	77	15
8	Cyril Gascon	Canada	78	78	16
2	Carlos Ortiz	USA	–	–	NS

MEN’S PHYSIQUE – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
41	Jeremiah Maxey	USA	5	5	1
36	Dmytro Horobets	USA	10	10	2
48	Mario Stewart	USA	17	17	3
33	Drew Cullen	USA	18	18	4
21	Andre Ferguson	USA	25	25	5
50	Jo Uezato	Japan	30	30	6
39	Juan Manuel Gochez	Colombia	37	37	7
49	Omar Suleiman	UK	38	38	8
37	Thomas Kunz	Switzerland	45	45	9
44	Gerardo Reyna	Mexico	50	50	10
38	Robert Labat	USA	57	57	11
18	Christopher Allen	USA	58	58	12
45	Anwar Sanders	USA	66	66	13
25	Shawn Labega	USA	69	69	14
32	Jarmere Burnette	USA	77	77	15
43	Wells Newsome	USA	78	78	16
19	Daniel Beverly	USA	80	80	16
20	Stephen Brooks	USA	80	80	16
22	Dean Greene	USA	80	80	16
27	Walter Sanders	USA	80	80	16
28	Frankie Serrano	USA	80	80	16
30	Nicholas Thomas	USA	80	80	16
31	Chris Walding	USA	80	80	16
35	Jose Hernandez	USA	80	80	16
40	Jabe Martin	USA	80	80	16
42	John Murphy	USA	80	80	16
46	Perry Sanders	USA	80	80	16
47	Casey Sonier	USA	80	80	16
24	Kenneth Jones	USA	–	–	NS

WOMEN’S FIGURE – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
93	Lauren Calderoni	USA	7	7	1
97	Manuella Lima	Brazil	8	8	2
84	Traci Miller	USA	17	17	3
91	Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz	USA	20	20	4
98	Michelle Mcnamee	USA	23	23	5
92	Kristina Bodnariuk	Russia	30	30	6
99	Brittany Offers	Canada	36	36	7
94	Peyton Dutcher	Canada	39	39	8
88	Rita Villarreal	USA	45	45	9
100	Adela Ondrejovicova	Slovakia	50	50	10
81	Giselie Heathcote	Canada	55	55	11
95	Spree Dyess	USA	60	60	12
96	Jennifer Johnson	USA	66	66	13
101	Ana Santos	Mexico	68	68	14
80	Cortney Hackett	USA	75	75	15
76	Rebecca Adney	USA	80	80	16
78	Denitra Bruer	USA	80	80	16
79	Melody Farkas	USA	80	80	16
82	Jessica Huete	USA	80	80	16
83	Jessica Mcwillams	USA	80	80	16
85	Jessica Naranjo	USA	80	80	16
86	Sherezada Romero	Mexico	80	80	16
87	Osiris M. Trumpe	USA	80	80	16
89	Roberta Visintainer	Italy	80	80	16
90	Yadviga Zakurina	Russia	80	80	16
102	Candace Walton	USA	80	80	16

WOMEN’S BIKINI – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
57	Emily Beveridge	Canada	7	7	1
61	Kerigan Pike	USA	8	8	2
60	Irene Iravedra	Spain	15	15	3
52	Heather Hei Man Kam	Hong Kong, China	20	20	4
58	Julie Curione	USA	25	25	5
59	Brenda Garay	USA	30	30	6
55	Crystal Omalza	USA	35	35	7
56	Christie Parks	USA	40	40	8
53	Melissa Mcgowan	USA	45	45	9

WOMEN’S WELLNESS – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
68	Alexis Drury	USA	5	5	1
67	Isabelle Aguiar	Brazil	11	11	2
72	Sara Gabriele Pereira	Spain	14	14	3
73	Chloe Pickford	UK	20	20	4
64	Cristina Rifo	Canada	25	25	5
74	Kelly Spaghetti	USA	30	30	6
65	Simara Walter	Brazil	35	35	7
75	Emone Thomas	USA	40	40	8
71	Catia Moreira	Portugal	46	46	9
66	Tracy Williams	USA	49	49	10
70	Denika Lomax	USA	55	55	11
62	Christina Choice	USA	60	60	12
69	Diamond Hunnicutt	USA	65	65	13
63	Stephanie Nunn	USA	70	70	14

MEN’S CLASSIC PHYSIQUE – MASTERS 40+

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
1	Victor Garcia	USA	5	5	1
2	Carlos Ortiz	USA	10	10	2

MEN’S PHYSIQUE – MASTERS 40+

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
21	Andre Ferguson	USA	5	5	1
24	Kenneth Jones	USA	10	10	2
18	Christopher Allen	USA	15	15	3
30	Nicholas Thomas	USA	20	20	4
25	Shawn Labega	USA	25	25	5
19	Daniel Beverly	USA	30	30	6
20	Stephen Brooks	USA	35	35	7
29	Carlton Sykes	USA	40	40	8
28	Frankie Serrano	USA	47	47	9
23	Neal Henderson	USA	48	48	10
27	Walter Sanders	USA	57	57	11
31	Chris Walding	USA	58	58	12
22	Dean Greene	USA	65	65	13
26	Tony Lynch	USA	70	70	14

WOMEN’S FIGURE – MASTERS 40+

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
84	Traci Miller	USA	5	5	1
88	Rita Villarreal	USA	10	10	2
81	Giselie Heathcote	Canada	16	16	3
80	Cortney Hackett	USA	19	19	4
79	Melody Farkas	USA	27	27	5
87	Osiris M. Trumpe	USA	28	28	6
89	Roberta Visintainer	Italy	34	34	7
86	Sherezada Romero	Mexico	40	40	8
77	Ofon Aguirre	USA	45	45	9
85	Jessica Naranjo	USA	50	50	10
78	Denitra Bruer	USA	55	55	11
76	Rebecca Adney	USA	61	61	12
83	Jessica Mcwillams	USA	64	64	13
82	Jessica Huete	USA	71	71	14
90	Yadviga Zakurina	Russia	73	73	15

WOMEN’S BIKINI – MASTERS 40+

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
52	Heather Hei Man Kam	Hong Kong, China	5	5	1
55	Crystal Omalza	USA	10	10	2
51	Vanessa Guzman	USA	15	15	3
56	Christie Parks	USA	21	21	4
54	Samantha Nichols	USA	24	24	5
53	Melissa Mcgowan	USA	30	30	6
104	Maria Gabriela Esponiza Luna	Mexico	35	35	7

WOMEN’S WELLNESS – MASTERS 40+

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
64	Cristina Rifo	Canada	5	5	1
66	Tracy Williams	USA	12	12	2
65	Simara Walter	Brazil	13	13	3
62	Christina Choice	USA	20	20	4
63	Stephanie Nunn	USA	25	25	5

Event Highlights

Five Open champions emerged from the 2026 Houston Pro: David Aguilar Rosales, Jeremiah Maxey, Lauren Calderoni, Emily Beveridge, and Alexis Drury.

Clarkei was the closest in the Figure division as the battle between Lauren Calderoni and Manuella Lima was just a single point. It was just as close in the Bikini contest, with Emily Beveridge jumping one point clear of Kerigan Pike. Another event was the international representation, where athletes from Cuba, Canada, Brazil, Spain, Japan, Colombia, the UK, Switzerland, Mexico, Russia, Slovakia, Portugal, and Hong Kong competed against American pros.

Houston Pro and the Road to Olympia

A great deal of significance was attached to the timing of the Houston Pro. The 2026 O.Q. system closed on August 30, and athletes who compete in events on August 29 will have one of their last chances to work towards their qualification rank. The 2026 system of qualification awards 1 point to each standard Open winner (for Classic Physique, Men's Physique, Bikini and Wellness) and an automatic Olympia qualification to the top 1 winner (for Figure). The Houston Pro was an important last chance for those looking to make a qualification decision for late-season tests.

Final Thoughts

The 2026 IFBB Pro League Houston Pro held a fun and competitive weekend of pro bodybuilding tournaments in Houston, Texas, with 5 Open classes and a variety of Masters 40+ divisions.

Congratulations to David Aguilar Rosales for the Classic Physique title, Jeremiah Maxey for Men's Physique, Lauren Calderoni for the Figure title, Emily Beveridge for the Bikini title, and Alexis Drury for the Wellness title. The Houston Pro was one of the biggest events of 2026, as the Olympics qualification deadline was just around the corner; it offered athletes one last chance to shine before the road to the Olympics came to an end.