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PCA First Timers 6 Results 2026: Harry Williams, Rose Wade & Derby Winners
Full news coverage of PCA First Timers 6 in Derby, with overall winners Harry Williams, Rose Wade and Dan Stoney plus named category winners and corrections notes.
Derby results, 12 November 2026. The PCA First Timers 6 results 2026 follow the competition that took place at Vaillant Live, Derby, on Sunday 8 November. An independent results list names Harry Williams as overall bodybuilding champion, Rose Wade as overall Figure winner and Dan Stoney as overall Men’s Physique winner. This is the dedicated report for the first-time competitor show—not the separate PCA UK Open, which ran at the same venue on the same date.
Results at a glance: Harry Williams — overall bodybuilding; Rose Wade — overall figure; Dan Stoney — overall physique; a first-name-only Francesca — reported overall bikini winner. FrontDouble’s published results are still being completed, so some identities and lines require follow-up.
Navigate: Overall titles · Men’s class placings · Women’s class placings · Missing names and duplicate lines · Next first-timer shows · FAQs.
PCA First Timers 6 results 2026: who won the overalls?
The overall comparison gives the results story its clearest headline. According to the 8 November FrontDouble report, the reported overall winners were:
- Overall Bodybuilding — Harry Williams
- Overall Figure — Rose Wade
- Overall Men’s Physique — Dan Stoney
- Overall Bikini — Francesca — full name unconfirmed
These are reported results, not a complete federation-issued scorecard. The Bikini overall winner is currently listed with an incomplete name. A search snippet may shorten information, but it must not turn “Francesca (surname TBC)” into an invented surname or a named 2027 qualifier.
Which men won at PCA First Timers Derby 2026?
The first-time athlete field included junior, short, medium, tall, classic and masters classes. Class winners matter because a competition can have several champions before an overall judging round. This section preserves the event’s division structure instead of converting it into a generic “best bodybuilder” list.
- Junior Bodybuilding — Leon Witton — 1st; Jack Edwards — 2nd
- Classic Bodybuilding Short — Jordan Chahal — 1st; Kyle Davies — 2nd
- Classic Bodybuilding Tall — Ethan Willmott — 1st; Jerome Carter — 2nd
- Masters Bodybuilding 40+ — Matthew Buck — 1st; Rich Tindall — 2nd
- Masters Bodybuilding 50+ — Ian Fox — 1st; Mark Lee — 2nd
- Men’s Bodybuilding Short — Kyle Brown — 1st; Diogo Dias — 2nd
- Men’s Bodybuilding Medium — Leigh Andrew — 1st; Stefan Ordogh — 2nd
- Men’s Bodybuilding Tall — Harry Williams — 1st; Jory Hill — 2nd
- Junior Men’s Physique — Sam Homer-O’Rourke — 1st; Fardeen Suhall — 2nd
- Masters Men’s Physique — Billy Graham — 1st; John Gray — 2nd
- Men’s Physique Short — Daniel Stoney — 1st; Ashton Bygate — 2nd
- Men’s Physique Tall — Bradley Plows — 1st; Jamie Davies — 2nd
The standout connection is Harry Williams: FrontDouble lists him first in Men’s Bodybuilding Tall and separately names him the overall bodybuilding champion. Daniel Stoney is similarly listed first in Men’s Physique Short and is the reported overall Physique winner. The source uses the shortened name “Dan Stoney” in its overall summary; this article does not invent other biographical details.
PCA First Timers 6 women’s results: Figure, Wellness, Bikini and Fit Model
The women’s competition crossed several different judging standards. Figure, Wellness, Bikini and Fit Model are not synonyms, and no article can accurately collapse them into one class. FM Coaching’s bodybuilding physique-types guide explains how the categories differ and why competitors should read PCA’s own criteria.
- Ladies Toned Figure — Rose Wade — 1st; Roddy Antonova — 2nd
- Ladies Athletic Figure — Victoria Evans — 1st; Kristy Roberts — 2nd
- Ladies Trained Figure — Sara Lutfi — 1st; Caroline Williams — 2nd
- Ladies Wellness — Merta Maracinskaite — 1st; Monika Prudlo — 2nd
- Ladies Fit Model — Danniella Taylorth — 1st; Anju Anju — 2nd (names as published)
- Ladies Junior Bikini — Francesca — 1st (surname unconfirmed); second place not confirmed in source
- Masters Bikini 35+ — Laura Billinghurst — 1st
- Bikini Tall — Bailey — 1st (surname unconfirmed)
- Bikini Short — Lisa Beth — 1st (name unconfirmed)
Rose Wade is named in the independent list both as Toned Figure class winner and overall Figure champion. That result provides a specific search angle for readers who followed Figure rather than the men’s bodybuilding headline. It does not tell us her exact stage scores or the reason the judging panel placed her ahead of other athletes.
Why is the PCA First Timers 6 results list still provisional?
FrontDouble’s published list includes incomplete surnames and some unusual numbering. For example, the Classic Bodybuilding Short section jumps from second to fourth, and Men’s Physique Short lists Daniel Stoney twice in the displayed placings. The report also contains a duplicated Bailey line near the Bikini results. It would be misleading to fill the missing positions or repeat a duplicated row as another award.
FM Coaching has therefore selected clear named winners and runner-up placings for the article while explicitly flagging what cannot yet be substantiated. For a contested placing, athlete name or overall title, the primary next step is to consult PCA’s official stage announcement or request correction from the organiser. That is better than displaying an invented “complete official results” table.
What does the first-timer category actually mean?
The first-timer description refers to a competitor’s eligibility and prior contest history, not an easy judging standard. Under PCA’s public first-timers policy, an athlete with a previous bodybuilding or physique contest appearance may be ineligible even if that earlier show was under another federation. The fact an athlete entered the Derby first-timers show does not establish that they can enter another first-timers competition next year. See the pre-show eligibility and entry guide for context, and the current PCA rules for federation standards.
This matters for SEO accuracy as well as athlete planning: “PCA First Timers 6 results”, “PCA UK Open results” and “PCA novice bodybuilding results” can refer to different types of competition. This page should answer searches for the 8 November Derby First Timers (6) event specifically, while the UK Open’s final placings belong on a separate news URL.
When is the next PCA first-timers event in 2027?
PCA has announced First Timers (1) in Birmingham for Sunday 4 April 2027 at Birmingham Town Hall. Its official entry page shows an entry fee of £75, an active PCA membership requirement and a music deadline of 28 March 2027. Those are the 2027 Birmingham details, not a retrospective rule that applied to the Derby 2026 entrants. See PCA’s official Birmingham registration page and FM Coaching’s first-time competitor federation comparison.
For a potential 2027 entry, the most useful lesson from Derby is not to copy an overall winner’s preparation blindly. Start by assessing your own event eligibility, category, training history and sustainable preparation timeline. FM Coaching offers individual first-time competition prep guidance; there is no guarantee of a particular placing or an event acceptance.
How to check your own PCA Derby 2026 placing
- Confirm that your event was First Timers (6), not the same-day UK Open.
- Match the division on your entry confirmation, such as Junior Bodybuilding, Figure, Wellness, Fit Model or Men’s Physique.
- Check the independent FrontDouble results listing for your name, but note the explicit missing entries and data anomalies.
- Use official PCA event communications to confirm a disputed placing or correct a name.
- Keep any confirmed correction on the same news report rather than circulating screenshots of an early draft.
PCA First Timers 6 Results FAQs
Who won the PCA First Timers 6 overall bodybuilding title in 2026?
Harry Williams is listed as overall bodybuilding champion and as the Men’s Bodybuilding Tall winner in the independent Derby results.
Who won the PCA First Timers 6 Figure overall?
Rose Wade is the reported overall Figure winner and Toned Figure class winner.
Who won PCA First Timers 6 Men’s Physique overall?
The overall summary names Dan Stoney; the class list identifies Daniel Stoney as the Men’s Physique Short winner.
Who won Classic Bodybuilding Short and Tall?
Jordan Chahal is listed first in Classic Short and Ethan Willmott first in Classic Tall.
Where did PCA First Timers 6 take place?
Vaillant Live in Derby, England, on Sunday 8 November 2026.
Are these the same results as PCA UK Open 2026?
No. The two competitions were held at the same venue on the same day but had separate athlete fields and results.
Are all Derby First Timers 6 placings confirmed?
No. The independent report contains missing surnames, numbering gaps and duplicated entries. This article does not present the list as a final official PCA scorecard.
Who won the female Bikini overall?
The independent overall summary lists a competitor called Francesca, but the published source does not yet establish her full name.
Can a past 2026 first-timer compete in another First Timers show in 2027?
Do not assume so. First-timer eligibility depends on prior competition history and PCA’s current policy. Ask PCA if uncertain.
Related Derby bodybuilding results and preparation
For competitors from the other event at Vaillant Live on 8 November, see the separate PCA UK Open 2026 results. Our PCA First Timers 6 Derby event guide covers pre-show information, while the first-time competition preparation coaching page explains how to plan a sustainable route to the stage. The two Derby events have different results and eligibility rules.
Reporting sources and corrections
Event date and venue: PCA First Timers (6) official registration. Placings and overall champions: FrontDouble’s independent 8 November 2026 results report. Rules context: PCA official criteria. Checked 12 November 2026. All athlete names are reported as found in the cited results, with incomplete or inconsistent entries distinguished clearly. FM Coaching is an independent publisher, not the event organiser.