Skip to content
THE STRUCTURED RECORD · Built in Switzerland · Public-record sourced
STEEL QUEENS
2022
IFBB Pro League · Season 2022 · PRO TIER

NPC USA Championships 2022

2 athletes · 2 divisions
Athletes
2
Divisions
2
Pro Cards
—
Tier
pro
Women's Bodybuilding Light Heavyweight final placements
Place Athlete Country Pro Card Compare with the winner Source
3 Kaylin Heisler United States — hardcorefbb.com · profile

Women's Physique Class C final placements

Women's Physique Class C final placements
Place Athlete Country Pro Card Compare with the winner Source
9 Kaylin Heisler United States — hardcorefbb.com · profile

The field, and what each athlete brought 2 athletes in 2 divisions. Sorted by Iron Score, which counts past placements only — it is a record, not a prediction.

Ms. Olympia / Women's Bodybuilding 1 athlete
  • The 2020 champion, Michelle Dornon, did not compete.
  • 1 athlete was making her debut at this show, on our record.
Ms. Olympia / Women's Bodybuilding
Placed Athlete Country Iron Score Career At this show Here before Compare
3 Kaylin Heisler United States 1,418 3 · 0 · 2 debut not in 2021
Women's Physique 1 athlete
  • The 2019 champion, Evon Pennington, did not compete.
  • 1 athlete was making her debut at this show, on our record.
Women's Physique
Placed Athlete Country Iron Score Career At this show Here before Compare
9 Kaylin Heisler United States 1,418 3 · 0 · 2 debut not in 2020

Roll of honour every winner of this show on our record, all editions and name variants

Year Ms. Olympia / Women's BodybuildingWomen's PhysiqueFigure
2024 — Katrina Blackburn Gabriella Recob
2023 — — Mandi Morgan
2020 Michelle Dornon — —
2019 — Evon Pennington —
2016 — Jessica Martin —
2014 Laura Richards — —
2009 — — Akane Nigro-Ismeal
2004 Sherry Smith — —
2002 Colette Nelson — —
1993 Denise Rutkowski — —
1991 Denise Rutkowski — —
1989 Debbie McKnight — —
1988 Dorothy Herndon — —
1985 Laura Beaudry — —
1984 Clare Furr — —
1983 Dinah Anderson / Susan Roberts — —
1981 Deborah Diana — —

Official score cards

The federation's cards list each athlete's total points and final place. They do not name the judges and do not show any single judge's marks — so the numbers behind a placing can be read, but not who gave them.

Results documented from: Hardcore FBB (partner coverage — not an official federation source)