25 year Anniversary for the NPC Jr Nationals - **all FBB overall winners for the last 24 years!

[SallyAnne]

Past Overall Champions - courtesy of Steve Wennerstrom. :kiss:


1986 – Kelly Riley, California

1987 – Sharon Arrildt Maryland * (Sharon Marvel as a pro)

1988 – Kim King, Pennsylvania

1989 – Lenda Murray, Michigan*

1990 – Debbie Muggli, Texas*

1991 – Tracy Gillespie, Tennessee

1992 – Kim Chizevsky, Illinois*

1993 – Gina Marie Hall, Delaware

1994 – Carmen Brady, California

1995 - Jennifer Greenbaum, Washington DC

1996 – Amy Pazzo, Ohio*

1997 – Tara Boyd, North Carolina

1998 – Kelly Wall, North Carolina

1999 – Sherry Smith, Oklahoma*

2000 – Robyn Herring, South Carolina

2001 – Dre Dillard, Texas

2002 – Sarah Dunlap, Pennsylvania*

2003 – Dena Westerfield, Missouri*

2004 – Christine Sabo, Arizona

2005 – Shannon Young, Oklahoma

2006 – Tracy Mason, Michigan

2007 – Diana Cook, Florida

2008 – Amber Defrancesco, Pennsylvania

2009 – Suzanne Germano, Illinois

*Denotes Turned Pro

Compiled by Steve Wennerstrom, IFBB Women’s Historian

[SallyAnne]

Some familiar names in there - meaning that everyone started somewhere...and Jr Nationals is no joke when it comes to producing big names in the NPC and IFBB.

[MsGuns]

I wonder what they are up to these days....

[Ibarramedia]

The whole list is familiar. The then 20 year old Kelly Riley would be a good figure contestant today. Everyone on that list is or was a good competitor. Some became Ms Olympias.

[Steve Wennerstrom]

Past Overall Champions - courtesy of Steve Wennerstrom. :kiss:


1986 – Kelly Riley, California

1987 – Sharon Arrildt Maryland * (Sharon Marvel as a pro)

1988 – Kim King, Pennsylvania

1989 – Lenda Murray, Michigan*

1990 – Debbie Muggli, Texas*

1991 – Tracy Gillespie, Tennessee

1992 – Kim Chizevsky, Illinois*

1993 – Gina Marie Hall, Delaware

1994 – Carmen Brady, California

1995 - Jennifer Greenbaum, Washington DC

1996 – Amy Pazzo, Ohio*

1997 – Tara Boyd, North Carolina

1998 – Kelly Wall, North Carolina

1999 – Sherry Smith, Oklahoma*

2000 – Robyn Herring, South Carolina

2001 – Dre Dillard, Texas

2002 – Sarah Dunlap, Pennsylvania*

2003 – Dena Westerfield, Missouri*

2004 – Christine Sabo, Arizona

2005 – Shannon Young, Oklahoma

2006 – Tracy Mason, Michigan

2007 – Diana Cook, Florida

2008 – Amber Defrancesco, Pennsylvania

2009 – Suzanne Germano, Illinois

*Denotes Turned Pro

Compiled by Steve Wennerstrom, IFBB Women’s HistorianOne interesting note about this list of past winners is that only one overall winner was a lightweight - Sharon Arrildt in 1987. None since. It's tough being a LW!

[MsGuns]

Thats interesting FACT Mr. Historian.