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Post by Tim Wescott on Apr 21, 2004 13:12:28 GMT -5
I just found the results for the contest on musclememory.com
A contest with so few entries and they couldn`t get a complete report. This is what they have posted although it is incomplete.
I`m sure it`s not musclememory`s fault as the promoters and contestants as well as fans usually submit results to the site.
2004 NPC Junior USA :
Super-HeavyWeight 1 Bivens, James HeavyWeight 1 Lydell, Elbert Light-HeavyWeight 1 Madeiros, David MiddleWeight 1 Shelby, Nick 2 Escalante, Guillermo LightWeight 1 Juliani, Mark BantamWeight 1 Fuentes,
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Post by Tim Wescott on Apr 21, 2004 22:13:45 GMT -5
A shot of the overall winner!
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Post by Tim Wescott on Apr 21, 2004 22:16:14 GMT -5
Class winner`s posedown for the overall title!
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Post by Tim Wescott on Apr 22, 2004 14:24:14 GMT -5
Finally the full results from the contest,thanks to Tim Fogarty of www.musclememory.com 2004 Junior USA - NPC Overall Winner Lytle, Elbert Super-HeavyWeight 1 Bivens, James 2 Aikens, Gerald 3 Szubski, Jon 4 Kutchman, Douglas 5 Rosenberg, Lee HeavyWeight 1 Lytle, Elbert 2 Varner, Timothy 3 Graham, Chulsey 4 Solomon, Rodwick 5 Adams, James Light-HeavyWeight 1 Medeiros, David 2 Whorley, Thomas Jr 3 Caudy, Chris 4 Palardy, Tyson 5 Lopez, Edwin MiddleWeight 1 Shelby, Nick 2 Escalante, Guillermo 3 Hopper, Robert 4 Santiago, Eric 5 Ang, Gene LightWeight 1 Guiliani, Mark 2 Byrd, Donald BantamWeight 1 Fuentes, Gabriel
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Post by GerryT on Apr 23, 2004 17:10:32 GMT -5
Thanks, Tim. Thomas was the athlete I helped coach and he did a super job. Give him all the credit for doing the hars work he needed to do. Proud of him!
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Post by Tim Wescott on Apr 23, 2004 17:34:24 GMT -5
Cool Gerry,but I bet he learned a lot from you. Another feather in your cap my friend!! I did two contests with Tyson Palardy,one with Bob Hopper,and at least 3-4 with Lee Rosenberg. Congrats to all the athletes in the contest. Next year I make the move in the Master`s Nats!! Can`t let all these young guy`s get all the headlines!
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Post by GerryT on Apr 23, 2004 23:16:50 GMT -5
Thanks, Tim. But my policy is not to take credit or blame. LOL Any athlete is as good as the time and effort he or she puts into the sport. Thomas has a sincere desire to succeed. Have met others who are worse than trying to drill through rock. Coudn't get anywhere with them so I gave up. It's gratifying to see someone I coached do well. But it's the athlete who either gets the glory or screws up. You usually get back what you put in. I was very impressed with Tyson and thought he was underplaced. Spoke with his wife before evening show. She was helping out backstage and is a very nice lady. Think Tyson will do very well in future shows.
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Post by Tim Wescott on Apr 23, 2004 23:24:37 GMT -5
Yeah Gerry ,I don`t know if you recall but Tyson was in the Eastern America .
I also did a show in New Hampshire with him.He placed 2nd. at Bev`s show in the Over-35 and I think again in the middleweight open
I have a few pics of us posing in the Northeast Tournament of Champions where he got second and I got third.I think there is at least one on my website.
That show was held in conjunction weith the New Hampshire and Mass. contests. I won Mass. Over-40 and got a third and fourth also. Tyson got the overall Mr. New Hampshire and second in the Over-40 TOC.
Everyone including giant Lee Rosenberg,USA class winner Josh Benware,Tyson,me and a slew of others were beat by 150 pound Paul Thompson a former Nationals Lightweight finalist and Team U finalist.
Josh and Lee were pissed at the fact that he was so small. ;D
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Post by GerryT on Apr 23, 2004 23:39:40 GMT -5
Thanks, Tim. Thought Tyson looked familiar, guess you mean Eastern USA last November? Then he went up a weight class for Jrs and looked great.
Actually, I like to when the smaller guys win overalls. Shows that the judges are looking at conditioning and not intimidated by sheer size.
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Post by Tim Wescott on Apr 23, 2004 23:46:35 GMT -5
Yup,I`m getting tired,I meant the Eastern USA!
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