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Ashley Kaltwasser and Jason Huynh were victorious during the 2022 Golden State Pro!
The 2022 Golden State Pro headlined a quiet week around the sport of bodybuilding. Sacramento was the host of the event that saw two more competitors punch their tickets to the 2022 Olympia. Ashley Kaltwasser took home the Bikini title while Jason Huynh won Men’s Physique.
Kaltwasser is coming off a busy 2021 campaign that saw her claim victories at the Pittsburgh Pro and Texas Pro. She was also the runner-up at the New York Pro. At the end of the season, Kaltwasser solidified her spot in Bikini by finishing third at the Olympia. Now, she will have a chance to prove once again that she is among the elite in the division.
Huynh has been consistent in Men’s Physique and will look to take the next step during the Olympia. He had two top-three finishes last season, including a victory at the Europa Phoenix. Huynh has competed in the Olympia over the last two years and will make it three in a row in December.
The full results rom the show have been announced as Kaltwasser and Huynh will not be able to prepare to appear in Las Vegas in December. The full results from the event can be found below along with official score cards!
2022 Golden State Pro: All Division Winners
Bikini: Ashley Kaltwasser
Men’s Physique: Jason Huynh
2022 Golden State Pro Breakdown
Bikini
First Place – Ashley Kaltwasser
Second Place – Lucia Malavaze
Third Place – Lawna Dunbar
Fourth Place – Vania Auguste
Fifth Place – Adair Libbrecht
Sixth Place – Ariel Barley
Seventh Place – Jodie Yunker
Eighth Place – Joy Sheppard
Ninth Place – Ashley Duncan
Tenth Place – Nittaya Kongthan
Men’s Physique
First Place – Jason Huynh
Second Place – Myron Griffin
Third Place – Antoine Witherspoon
Fourth Place – Benquil Marigny
Fifth Place – Antonio Smothers
Sixth Place – Jeremy Coleman
Seventh Place – Ashley Patillo
Eighth Place – Robert Gibbs
Ninth Place – Li Hsuan Liu
Tenth Place – Marcel Treichler
2022 Golden State Pro Official Score Cards
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Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.
Ashley Kaltwasser and Jason Huynh were victorious during the 2022 Golden State Pro!
The 2022 Golden State Pro headlined a quiet week around the sport of bodybuilding. Sacramento was the host of the event that saw two more competitors punch their tickets to the 2022 Olympia. Ashley Kaltwasser took home the Bikini title while Jason Huynh won Men’s Physique.
Kaltwasser is coming off a busy 2021 campaign that saw her claim victories at the Pittsburgh Pro and Texas Pro. She was also the runner-up at the New York Pro. At the end of the season, Kaltwasser solidified her spot in Bikini by finishing third at the Olympia. Now, she will have a chance to prove once again that she is among the elite in the division.
Huynh has been consistent in Men’s Physique and will look to take the next step during the Olympia. He had two top-three finishes last season, including a victory at the Europa Phoenix. Huynh has competed in the Olympia over the last two years and will make it three in a row in December.
The full results rom the show have been announced as Kaltwasser and Huynh will not be able to prepare to appear in Las Vegas in December. The full results from the event can be found below along with official score cards!
2022 Golden State Pro: All Division Winners
Bikini
For more news and updates, follow Generation Iron on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.
Click here to view the article.
The 2022 Golden State Pro headlined a quiet week around the sport of bodybuilding. Sacramento was the host of the event that saw two more competitors punch their tickets to the 2022 Olympia. Ashley Kaltwasser took home the Bikini title while Jason Huynh won Men’s Physique.
Kaltwasser is coming off a busy 2021 campaign that saw her claim victories at the Pittsburgh Pro and Texas Pro. She was also the runner-up at the New York Pro. At the end of the season, Kaltwasser solidified her spot in Bikini by finishing third at the Olympia. Now, she will have a chance to prove once again that she is among the elite in the division.
Huynh has been consistent in Men’s Physique and will look to take the next step during the Olympia. He had two top-three finishes last season, including a victory at the Europa Phoenix. Huynh has competed in the Olympia over the last two years and will make it three in a row in December.
The full results rom the show have been announced as Kaltwasser and Huynh will not be able to prepare to appear in Las Vegas in December. The full results from the event can be found below along with official score cards!
2022 Golden State Pro: All Division Winners
Bikini: Ashley Kaltwasser
Men’s Physique: Jason Huynh
2022 Golden State Pro Breakdown
Bikini
First Place – Ashley Kaltwasser
Second Place – Lucia Malavaze
Third Place – Lawna Dunbar
Fourth Place – Vania Auguste
Fifth Place – Adair Libbrecht
Sixth Place – Ariel Barley
Seventh Place – Jodie Yunker
Eighth Place – Joy Sheppard
Ninth Place – Ashley Duncan
Tenth Place – Nittaya Kongthan
Men’s Physique
First Place – Jason Huynh
Second Place – Myron Griffin
Third Place – Antoine Witherspoon
Fourth Place – Benquil Marigny
Fifth Place – Antonio Smothers
Sixth Place – Jeremy Coleman
Seventh Place – Ashley Patillo
Eighth Place – Robert Gibbs
Ninth Place – Li Hsuan Liu
Tenth Place – Marcel Treichler
2022 Golden State Pro Official Score Cards
For more news and updates, follow Generation Iron on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.
Ashley Kaltwasser and Jason Huynh were victorious during the 2022 Golden State Pro!
The 2022 Golden State Pro headlined a quiet week around the sport of bodybuilding. Sacramento was the host of the event that saw two more competitors punch their tickets to the 2022 Olympia. Ashley Kaltwasser took home the Bikini title while Jason Huynh won Men’s Physique.
Kaltwasser is coming off a busy 2021 campaign that saw her claim victories at the Pittsburgh Pro and Texas Pro. She was also the runner-up at the New York Pro. At the end of the season, Kaltwasser solidified her spot in Bikini by finishing third at the Olympia. Now, she will have a chance to prove once again that she is among the elite in the division.
Huynh has been consistent in Men’s Physique and will look to take the next step during the Olympia. He had two top-three finishes last season, including a victory at the Europa Phoenix. Huynh has competed in the Olympia over the last two years and will make it three in a row in December.
The full results rom the show have been announced as Kaltwasser and Huynh will not be able to prepare to appear in Las Vegas in December. The full results from the event can be found below along with official score cards!
2022 Golden State Pro: All Division Winners
- Bikini: Ashley Kaltwasser
- Men’s Physique: Jason Huynh
Bikini
- First Place – Ashley Kaltwasser
- Second Place – Lucia Malavaze
- Third Place – Lawna Dunbar
- Fourth Place – Vania Auguste
- Fifth Place – Adair Libbrecht
- Sixth Place – Ariel Barley
- Seventh Place – Jodie Yunker
- Eighth Place – Joy Sheppard
- Ninth Place – Ashley Duncan
- Tenth Place – Nittaya Kongthan
- First Place – Jason Huynh
- Second Place – Myron Griffin
- Third Place – Antoine Witherspoon
- Fourth Place – Benquil Marigny
- Fifth Place – Antonio Smothers
- Sixth Place – Jeremy Coleman
- Seventh Place – Ashley Patillo
- Eighth Place – Robert Gibbs
- Ninth Place – Li Hsuan Liu
- Tenth Place – Marcel Treichler
For more news and updates, follow Generation Iron on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.Click here to view the article.
