2008 South Texas Classic Results and Pics

Pictures from the 2008 NPC South Texas Classic are now available. Also online are the complete contest results and scoresheets.

2007 NPC South Texas Classic Pics and Results

Pictures from the South Texas Classic prejudging and finals are now available.

• Pictures


• Results


• Scoresheets

July 5 Update

*********ATTENTION BRANCH WARREN CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITORS**************

The weigh-in has been moved from the contest hotel to the contest venue. The weigh-in is at 7 pm. Please remember to bring you posing suits.

*********************John Sherman Classic July 21, 2007*********************

This Pro/Am is shaping up to be a tremendous contest. Entries are pouring in fast and furious so please get yours in immediately so that we make this a wonderful event for such a large group of competitors. Go to the contest page, scroll down to the John Sherman Classic for a link to contest details.

******************South Texas Classic Update*******************************

I want to congratulate first time promoters Prince and Debbie Fontenot on a successful and entertaining event. After being of the NPC Texas scene for 5 years the contest was revitalized by the Fontenot’s. All competitors were in tremendous condition and looked great. It was an awesome site to look out into the crowd and see a sold out venue! The Fontenot’s managed to sell out both the house floor and the balcony of the beautiful venue. I thank each of you who participated or came out to support NPC Texas!

Happy 4th of July!

Train hard and demonstrate sportsmanship always,

Lee Thompson
N.P.C . Texas District Chairman/IFBB Judge

Pre-Contest Training Clinic

To all NPC competitors,

National level competitor, personal trainer and promoter, Prince Fontenot will conduct a “pre-contest training” clinic at Red's Gym 12066 Suite 210 San Antonio Texas 78247 12:00 pm Sun June 17,2007 immediately following his South Texas Classic. The clinic will be free to all South Texas Classic Competitors.


Train hard and demonstrate sportsmanship always,

Lee Thompson
N.P.C . Texas District Chairman/IFBB Judge

May 23 Update

Greetings All,

I hope this update finds each of you training hard for an upcoming contest. I have had many calls from novice and open competitors alike questioning whether or not they should compete in more than one contest or back-to-back contest? The answer is yes, stage time only benefits you from a pose and presentation perspective and also allows you see where you stand in comparison with other competitors. Look at some of the pros in our state. For instance, 2007 New York Champion Branch Warren is competing in three contest over a four week time period. Why? He is in shape and will ride the conditioning wave as long as he can. As an amateur you too should ride the “conditioning” wave.

We have many opportunities to take advantage of back-to-back contest. In July for instance we have the South Texas Classic (San Antonio), the Branch Warren Classic (Conroe) and the John Sherman Classic (Stafford – suburb of Houston). These contest are a great opportunity to test your conditioning over a period of time. Then you can evaluate the balance of the year as to which contest you should do. We still have the Central Texas Round-Up. Promoter Cecil Ballard has gone all out on this one. He has many guest posers and has gone the extra mile to make sure you the competitor are treated to a great contest. Also coming up is the Europa Super Show in Dallas. This show will be bigger and better than past shows and will be highly competitive. Afterward, we have many good contest for you to prepare for the grand Texas State Bodybuilding, Figure and Fitness Championships. This is a must enter for any Texas athlete with the opportunity of being named Mr. or Ms. Texas. Coupled with the fact that we will have Lee Labrada (co-promoter), Jay Cutler, Bob Chicerillo, Shawn Ray, Adela Garcia, Jamie Eason and a UFC fighter still to be named.

As you can see we have a lot of great contest coming soon. We look forward to seeing you on stage soon!

Until then, train hard and demonstrate sportsmanship always.

Lee Thompson
N.P.C . Texas District Chairman/IFBB Judge