Competition History
The complete record of Svetlana Fedkina's competitive career since 2015 — events, federations, divisions, placements and official galleries.
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Full Competition History
Source: official contest history and galleries at NPC News Online.
Fit Model Olympia — 6th place
6th of 18 at the first-ever Fit Model Olympia — the IFBB Pro League world championship for the division — in her first professional season. Svetlana was part of the first callout at prejudging.
IFBB Tampa Pro — 1st place
Svetlana won the Fit Model division at the 2026 IFBB Tampa Pro — her first professional victory. The contest was an Olympia qualifier: the win qualified her for the Fit Model Olympia 2026.
IFBB St Pete Pro — 8th place
Svetlana's professional debut in the IFBB Pro League Fit Model division.
NPC Junior USA — 1st place (Class B)
Won Fit Model Class B at the NPC Junior USA, a national-level pro qualifier, and earned her IFBB Pro card.
NPC USA Championships — 3rd place
Top-three finish at one of the NPC's premier national championships.
NPC Florida Grand Prix — 1st place
Svetlana's first win in the Fit Model division.
NPC Worldwide Oksana Grishina Classic — 3rd place
Her second appearance at the Oksana Grishina Classic, and the first under the name Svetlana Fedkina.
NPC Worldwide Oksana Grishina Classic — 2nd place
Contested under her previous name, Svetlana Mokerova, during her comeback season.
NPC Worldwide International Russia Championship — 2nd place
A pro-qualifier win-back season: Svetlana returned to the stage in 2021 after a six-year break from competition.
Olympia Amateur World Showdown — 4th place
The closing contest of her 2015 season, and her last before a six-year break from competition.
IFBB World Fitness Championships — 12th place
Her first international start, two weeks after finishing runner-up at the Russian Championships.
Russian Championships — 2nd place
Runner-up at the national championships — the strongest result of her amateur career in Russia. At the same event she placed 4th in the junior class (up to 166 cm). Competing as Svetlana Mokerova.
Russian Cup & Junior Championships — 3rd place
Bronze in the junior class; she also placed 4th in the open up-to-163 cm class at the same event.
Saint Petersburg Cup — 1st place
Svetlana's first tournament: she won the up-to-163 cm class and finished 2nd in the overall. The show also served as the North-West Federal District Championships.