The 2025 Texas State Pro arrived in San Marcos as a crisp late-season test for rising pros. Moreover, the crowd filled the theatre and watched close, because every pose mattered and first impressions counted.
Meanwhile, athletes from across the Americas traveled to compete for pro points and early Olympia qualification. Furthermore, the judges emphasized balance and presentation as much as size.

However, the weekend rewarded refined conditioning and fluid posing. Moreover, the event showcased athletes who polished transitions and tightened details.
Meanwhile, the stage offered a preview of who may shape the 2026 season. Consequently, the results mattered for rankings and momentum.

However, Luis Roberto Valenzuela Ramos rose to the top in Men’s Classic Physique with sharply defined lines. Moreover, his presentation combined symmetry and classical flow that the judges repeatedly sought.
Meanwhile, Aaron Owens and Michael Harnett tested him closely, producing a compact and competitive top trio that prompted tough calls.

Moreover, Jessica Reyes Padilla dominated the Women’s Figure division with measured poise and crisp conditioning. Moreover, her stage craft and steady temperament kept the look cohesive throughout prejudging and finals. Meanwhile, challengers like Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz and Corrie Morales delivered strong efforts that signaled a lively fight for Figure going forward.

Men’s Classic Physique

The Classic Physique class came down to balance, lines, and presentation. Moreover, Luis Roberto Valenzuela Ramos displayed classical symmetry and clean conditioning that read well under lights. Meanwhile, Aaron Owens matched him in polish and pacing, which kept the comparison tight into finals. Furthermore, Michael Harnett rounded out the podium with an aesthetic flow that judges rewarded.

However, the middle of the top ten showed depth across posing and structure. Moreover, several athletes improved noticeably from prejudging to finals, which shifted places in the closing rounds. Meanwhile, the judges favored old-school proportions mixed with modern conditioning, and that blend decided the placings.

Furthermore, the final takeaway was consistency. Moreover, the winner combined shape, stage craft, and timing to win. Consequently, the division looks deeper heading into next season.

Men’s Classic Physique — Top 10 Results

 

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Women’s Figure

The Figure division favored balance and elegance above all. Moreover, Jessica Reyes Padilla presented a composed routine that showed crisp muscle detail without harshness. Meanwhile, Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz delivered refined transitions and fine separation that earned her a close second. Furthermore, Corrie Morales produced steady conditioning and confident poses to complete the podium.

However, the top ten reflected international depth and varied presentation styles. Moreover, several finalists used different posing tempos to emphasize specific strengths and to catch judges’ eyes. Meanwhile, the scoring underscored the premium on symmetry and stage timing in Figure.

Moreover, the division appears poised for competition next year. Moreover, established names and newcomers both staked claims to contention. Consequently, Figure should remain a tightly fought category in 2026.

Women’s Figure — Top 10 Results

 

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2025 Texas State Pro Official Scorecards

The official scorecards appear below as the final judge totals used to determine places. Moreover, each table lists the Judging total, Finals total (where provided), the combined Total, and the Place.
Meanwhile, the medal icons mark the top three places.

Men’s Classic Physique — Official Scorecard

Women’s Figure — Official Scorecard

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