This year has been a tough one in terms of keeping bodybuilding contests going. However that has not stopped the NPC from being able to award a ton of Pro Cards in 2020.
The 2020 NPC National Championships was the final chance for American amateur bodybuilders to earn their Pro Card this year. Several competitors took the stage, with the winners and runner-ups in each division earning their Pro Card. Here are the results of this contest, and who earned their pro status.
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2020 NPC National Championships Pro Card Winners
| MEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN BW | Jared Barlow | W |
| Patrick Johns | RU | |
| MEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN LW | Jorge Villatoro | W |
| Santos Oliver Nava Rodriguez | RU | |
| MEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN WW | Takeo Wadriski | W |
| Todd Akers | RU | |
| MEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN MW | Kevin Ogbebor | W |
| Dyon Santiago | RU | |
| MEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN LHW | Michael LaCombe | W |
| Austin Senephimmachack | RU | |
| MEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN HW | Jonathan Withers | W |
| Ross Flanigan | RU | |
| MEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN SHW | Jephte Cherenfant | W |
| Brent Swansen | RU | |
| CLASSIC PHYSIQUE OPEN A | Kevin Ogbebor | W |
| Takeo Wadriski | RU | |
| CLASSIC PHYSIQUE OPEN B | Michael Gasaway | W |
| Caleb Robinson | RU | |
| CLASSIC PHYSIQUE OPEN C | Jared Feather | W |
| Rohan Duncan | RU | |
| CLASSIC PHYSIQUE OPEN D | John Hawkins | W |
| Kiran Shreshtha | RU | |
| MEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN A | Daniel Sosa | W |
| Steven Kushnir | RU | |
| MEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN B | Andres Gutierrez | W |
| Joshua Goforth | RU | |
| MEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN C | Shedrick Miller | W |
| Tony Chinakwe | RU | |
| MEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN D | Cho Ndiforchu | W |
| Markeith Taylor | RU | |
| MEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN E | Jeremy Desantis | W |
| Corey Hayes | RU | |
| MEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN F | Lucas Basilio | W |
| Cole McMillin | RU | |
| MEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN G | Shawley Coker | W |
| Justin Williams | RU | |
| MEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN H | Jarrett Jenkins | W |
| Bryan Graham | RU | |
| WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN LW | Sarah Christopher | W |
| WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN MW | Kayla Bruce | W |
| WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN LHW | Leanne Heidi Hedgepeth | W |
| WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING OPEN HW | Jennifer Childress | W |
| FIGURE OPEN A | Marie Poore | W |
| Victoria Bergstrom | RU | |
| FIGURE OPEN B | Chiara Abel | W |
| Alyssa Rey | RU | |
| FIGURE OPEN C | Christina Rodriguez | W |
| FIGURE OPEN D | Charity Field | W |
| Lauren Martin | RU | |
| FIGURE OPEN E | Elisia Corey | W |
| Taylor Mauro | RU | |
| FIGURE OPEN F | Ashley Lakomowski | W |
| Nakeisha Scruggs | RU | |
| FIGURE OPEN G | Bethany Abeln | W |
| Kasey Mortensen | RU | |
| FIGURE OPEN H | Nicole Fabrizio | W |
| Michelle Elias | RU | |
| BIKINI OPEN A | Ashley Grewal | W |
| Morgan Smith | RU | |
| BIKINI OPEN B | Jessica Jones | W |
| Priscilla Aqilla | RU | |
| BIKINI OPEN C | Kiki Cunningham | W |
| Hope Castelli | RU | |
| BIKINI OPEN D | Ana Lozano | W |
| Hannah Solorzano | RU | |
| BIKINI OPEN E | Nadia Szymanowicz | W |
| Amber Remick | RU | |
| BIKINI OPEN F | Destini Riposta | W |
| Ariel Weyers | RU | |
| BIKINI OPEN G | Amberlyn Morgan | W |
| Mary Ann Parks | RU | |
| BIKINI OPEN H | Emily Plajer | W |
| Iryna Tullos | RU | |
| WOMEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN A | Angela Yeo | W |
| Kenina Bonner | RU | |
| WOMEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN B | Carolyne Marquez | W |
| WOMEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN C | Marysel Cruz | W |
| Racheal Brewer | RU | |
| WOMEN’S PHYSIQUE OPEN D | Jodie Engle | W |
| Susan Ramirez-Arellano | RU | |
| WELLNESS OPEN A | Sunny Andrews | W |
| Haley Arnold | RU | |
| WELLNESS OPEN B | Mia Samuels | W |
| Katherine Lebron | RU | |
| WELLNESS OPEN C | McKayla Measner | W |
| Annastasia Strompolos | RU | |
| WELLNESS OPEN D | Brittney Rene | W |
| Gisselle Zapata | RU |
How Many Pro Cards??
Between this contest and the Musclecontest Brazil Pro Qualifier, the NPC has concluded their 2020 season. Despite not having nearly as many contests as a normal year, there have still been a ton of Pro Cards handed out. More than 800 amateurs were given pro status this year, which seems like a lot. Although it’s worth noting that this is actually a little less than the average given each year.
It is good to see that the NPC was able to make up for the lack of competition by granting so many athletes their Pro Cards. The sport has taken a big hit this year, but this will surely help keep things moving.
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