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Powerlifting At The World Games 1993

**Powerlifting At The World Games** in 1993 took place on July 24, 1993 in The Hague, Netherlands, featuring equipped competitors of all weight classes and all age groups. Athletes who scored the highest Schwartz/ Malone Points depended on placements.

World Records from IPF World Championships were eligible to be surpassed, if the lift is deemed a 'good lift'.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2009 - Lightweight Men

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2009** for **Lightweight Men** took place on July 25, 2009 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, featuring 10 equipped competitors who are in the 56, 60 and 67.5 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M2 = Masters 2
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Mariia Polianska

**Mariia Polianska** (born: 2003) is an equipped powerlifter and bench press specialist representing Ukraine. Mariia competes in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time gold medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In her final sub-junior competition. Mariia broke three sub-junior world records in the equipped 47 kilogram weight class, squatting 160.5 kilograms, deadlifting 150 kilograms and totaling 385.5 kilograms.
Owen Hubbard

**Owen Hubbard** (born: June 10, 1992) is a classic powerlifter representing Great Britain, an Island nation in the United Kingdom. Owen competes in the 83 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

Owen is known for his bench press. As a junior, Owen pressed 83 kilograms for a junior world record in full power and bench press only, and for an open full power world record. In the open, Owen pressed 218.5 kilograms for a full power and bench press only world record.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2022 - Lightweight Men

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2022** for **Lightweight Men** took place on July 8, 2022 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States of America, featuring 11 equipped competitors who are in the 59 or 66 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest GL Points (the strongest pound for pound) depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
* DSQ = Disqualified
Powerlifting At The World Games 2005 - Lightweight Men

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2005** for **Lightweight Men** took place on July 17, 2005 in Duisburg, Germany, featuring 10 equipped competitors who are in the 56, 60 and 67.5 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* J = Junior
* M2 = Masters 2
* WR = World Record
* M2 WR = World Record in the Masters 2 division.
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Jaroslaw Olech

**Jaroslaw Olech** (born: January 6, 1974) is an equipped powerlifter representing Poland. Jaroslaw competes in the 74 kilogram weight class. Active since 1996, Jaroslaw is a 21-time gold medalist, 6-time silver medalist and 4-time bronze medalist.

Jaroslaw was inducted into the IPF Hall of Fame in 2012 as a male lifter. Jaroslaw had been a reigning world champion from 2002 until 2019, when he was defeated by Kjell Egil Bakkelund.

Jaroslaw holds two open and three masters 1 world records in the equipped 74 kilogram weight class. Jaroslaw has squatted 370 kilograms and totaled 908 kilograms for an open and masters 1 world record. Jaroslaw has also deadlifted 320 kilograms, which was an open world record, but is a masters 1 world record.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POM002000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Karen Hesthammer

**Karen Hesthammer** (born: February 28, 1994) is an equipped powerlifter representing Norway. Karen competes in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist and 2-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In 2017, Karen broke the junior equipped world record in the 52 kilogram weight class, squatting 188 kilograms.

## Results

### Equipped

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Masters 2 Division

The **Masters 2 Division** is an age group in the International Powerlifting Federation. The division is for athletes aged 49 to 59. (ages 50 to 59, advertised by the IPF) The division began at the 1982 World Equipped Powerlifting Championships alongside Masters 1, and then would be introduced in 2001 for the World Equipped Bench Press Championships. The Masters 2 division are allowed to break Masters 1 and Open World Records. Since the launch of the classic division, the Masters 2 division started taking part in the World Classic Powerlifting Championships since 2014, and then the World Classic Bench Press Championships in 2016, the same year the championships launched.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2022 - Lightweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2022** for **Lightweight Women** took place on July 8, 2022 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States of America, featuring 11 equipped competitors who are in the 47 or 52 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest GL Points (the strongest pound for pound) depends on rankings.

## Results

* M2 = Masters 2
* J = Junior
* M1 = Masters 1
* J WR = World Record in the Junior Division.
* M2 WR = World Record in the Masters 2 Division
* J WRA = World Record attempt in the Junior Division.
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
* DSQ = Disqualified
Kole Metts

**Kole Metts** (born 1999) is a powerlifter representing the United States of America. He competes in the 59 kilogram weight class. Kole has won a gold medal as a sub-junior in the 59 kilogram weight class. Kole once held the junior total world record, totaling 585 kilograms.

Kole has become popular for his competition at the world championships in 2019. Attempting to deadlift 255 kilograms on his 3rd attempt, Kole started to vomit on the platform, which had been viewed more than 50 million times.
Lenin La Rosa

**Lenin La Rosa** (born: April 23, 1985) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Venezuela. Lenin competed from 2008 until 2016. He competed in the 66 and 74 kilogram weight class, and is a silver medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/0f515179-bd63-48eb-b71a-d3377570b837
Viendra

## Temporary Basics

Trade Agreements: Vauchelia, Belshik

Alliances: Vauchelia, Cykade, Final Bastion, SFR

Good Terms: Vauchelia, SFR, SSU, Final Bastion, Hinkontomi

At Odds: Tharavia

Any special agreements with other countries: Fluerivia Powers Agreement: Tharavia, Vauchelia, Cykade

Any colonies/domains/outer provinces: None

Troop count: 430,000
Pawel Osmialowski

**Pawel Osmialowski** (born: April 6, 1977) is an equipped powerlifter representing Poland. Pawel competes in the 59 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time bronze medalist and 1-time silver medalist.

In 2019 at the European Open Powerlifting Championships, Pawel squatted 257.5 kilograms for a masters 1 world record in the 59 kilogram weight class.

## Results

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Oleksiy Rokochiy

**Oleksiy Rokochiy Jr.** (born: May 11, 1981) is an equipped former powerlifter representing Ukraine. Oleksiy competed in the IPF from 1999 until 2017. He competed in the 120 kilogram weight class, and is a 6-time gold medalist, 3-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

Oleksiy has held the open total world record in the equipped 120 kilogram weight class, totaling 1,075 kilograms. His record would be broken by Orhan Bilican 2 years later.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POM004000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Powerlifting At The World Games 2013 - Middleweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2013** for **Middleweight Women** took place on July 30, 2013 in Cali, Colombia. featuring 8 equipped competitors who are in the 57 and 63 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* WR = World Record
* WRA = World Record Attempt
Olga Golubeva

**Olga Golubeva** (born: 1970) is a classic powerlifter and equipped bench press specialist representing Russia. Olga competes in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist, 4-time silver medalist and 5-time bronze medalist.

In the 47 kilogram weight class, Olga squatted 115 kilograms for a masters 1 world record, bench pressed 91 kilograms for a masters 1 and open world record, deadlifted 170.5 kilograms for a masters 1 and open world record, and totaled 346 kilograms for a masters 1 world record. Jumping to the 52 kilogram weight class in 2015, Olga bench pressed 102.5 kilograms for a masters 1 full power and bench press only world record, deadlifted 170 kilograms for a masters 1 and open world record, and totaled 412.5 kilograms for a masters 1 and open world record.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2017 - Lightweight Men

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2017** for **Lightweight Men** took place on July 26, 2017 in Wroclaw, Poland, featuring 9 equipped competitors who are in the 59 or 66 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* J = Junior
* WR = World Record
* WRA = World Record attempt
* M1 WR = World Record in the Masters 1 division
Kostiantyn Musiienko

**Kostiantyn Musiienko** (born: 1997) is an equipped powerlifter and bench press specialist representing Ukraine. Kostiantyn competes in the 93 kilogram weight class, and is a 5-time gold medalist, 5-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

Konstiantyn is known for his bench press. In 2015, Konstantyn has broken the sub-junior bench press world record in the 83 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 235 kilograms equipped and totaling 770 kilograms equipped, which still stands as a world record. As a junior, Konstantyn broke two open bench press world records in the 83 and 93 kilogram weight class respectively. He also holds the junior total world record in the 83 and 93 kilogram weight class respectively. In 2022, Konstantyn bench pressed 351.5 kilograms and totaled 1,064 kilograms equipped in the 93 kilogram weight class for an open world record.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2022 - Middleweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2022** for **Middleweight Women** took place on July 8, 2022 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States of America, featuring 12 equipped competitors who are in the 57 or 63 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest GL Points (the strongest pound for pound) depends on rankings.

## Results

* J = Junior
* M1 = Masters 1
* M2 = Masters 2
* WR = World Record
* J WR = World Record in the Junior Division
* J WRA = World Record attempt in the Junior Division
Powerlifting At The World Games 2017 - Super Heavyweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2017** for **Super Heavyweight Women** took place on July 26, 2017 in Wroclaw, Poland, featuring 10 equipped competitors who are in the 84 or over 84 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* WR = World Record
* WRA = World Record Attempt
Mervi Rantamaki

**Mervi Rantamaki** (born: June 27, 1974) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Finland. Mervi competed internationally from 2002 until 2013. She competed in the 57 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time silver medalist and 4-time bronze medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/979549e3-276f-4d5f-9ef1-1a4e1d46d7c4
Powerlifting At The World Games 2013 - Super Heavyweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2013** for **Heavyweight Women** took place on August 1, 2013 in Cali, Colombia, featuring 10 equipped competitors who are in the 84 and 84+ kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* J = Junior
* M1 = Masters 1
* M2 = Masters 2
* WRA = World Record Attempt
* M1 WR = World Record in the Masters 1 division.
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DSQ = Disqualified
Powerlifting At The World Games 2005 - Heavyweight Men

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2005** for **Heavyweight Men** took place on July 17, 2005 in Duisburg, Germany. featuring 13 equipped competitors who are in the 100, 110, 125 and 125+ kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* J = Junior
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Powerlifting At The World Games 2001 - Heavyweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2001** for **Heavyweight Women** took place on August 20, 2001 in Akita, Japan, featuring eleven equipped competitors who are in the 75, 82.5, 90 and 90+ kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* M2 = Masters 2
* J = Junior
* WR = World Record
* M2 WR = World Record in the Masters 2 division.
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Lena Sjoel

**Lena Sjoel** (born: 1997) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Norway. Lena competes in the 63 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time silver medalist and 5-time bronze medalist.

Lena has held three sub-junior world records in the classic 57 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 80.5 kilograms, deadlifting 153 kilograms and totaling 351 kilograms.
Marte Kjenner

**Marte Kjenner** (born: 1989) is a classic powerlifter representing Norway. Marte competes in the 69 kilogram weight class. Despite making her debut in 2021, she has become a 3-time silver medalist.

In her IPF debut in 2021, Marte broke the squat world record in the 69 kilogram weight class, squatting 192 kilograms. The record would shortly be broken by Prescillia Bavoil.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2009 - Middleweight Men

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2009** for **Middleweight Men** took place on July 25, 2009 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, featuring 10 equipped competitors who are in the 75 and 82.5 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* WR = World Record
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Powerlifting At The World Games 2022 - Super Heavyweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2022** for **Super Heavyweight Women** took place on July 10, 2022 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States of America, featuring 11 equipped competitors who are in the 84 or 84+ kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest GL Points (the strongest pound for pound) depends on rankings.

The meet ended in controversy, as Bonica Brown's 3rd deadlift attempt was overruled by the jury as a no lift. Her third deadlift- if successful- would have declared her a gold medal, but was overruled due to Bonica not completing the deadlift. (not locking out) The powerlifting community have since called out the IPF and the jury for the decision.

## Results

* J = Junior
* M1 = Masters 1
* WR = World Record
* WRA = World Record attempt
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Mohamed Sahad

**Mohamad Sahad** (born: July 27, 1987) is a powerlifter representing Algeria. Mohamad previously competed in the 105 kilogram weight class, but moved up to the 120 kilogram weight class, in which he won gold in 2022 in the classic world championships. He would win silver medal the following year.

## IPF Results

1. ↑ https://www.powerlifting-africa.com/fileadmin/african-powerlifting-apf/data/records/APF\_Classic\_Records\_-\_Men\_-\_as\_at\_20181020.pdf
Nicolas Peyraud

**Nicolas Peyraud** (born October 25, 1999) is a classic powerlifter and Rugby player representing France. Nicolas competes in the 120 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist. He currently holds the squat and total world record in the junior 120 kilogram weight class, squatting 327.5 kilograms and totaling 895 kilograms.
Mike Tuchscherer

**Michael "Mike" Tuchscherer** (born: 1985) is an equipped turned classic powerlifter representing the United States of America. Mike competed internationally from 2005 until 2015. He last competed in the 120 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist, 3-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

In the classic division, Mike broke three world records in the 120 kilogram weight class, squatting 325 kilograms in 2012, deadlifting 371.5 kilograms and totaling 916.5 kilograms in 2014.
Olivia Kyosti

**Olivia Kyosti** (born: 1999) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Finland. Olivia competes in the 57 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist and 2-time silver medalist.

Olivia had broken two junior world records, squatting 144.5 kilograms and totaling 392 kilograms in the 52 kilogram weight class.
Justyna Kozdryk

**Justyna Kozdryk** (born: March 4, 1980) is a classic and equipped bench press specialist representing Poland. Justyna competes in the 47 kilogram weight class, and is a 10-time gold medalist, 6-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In 2011, Justyna bench pressed 127.5 kilograms for an open equipped world record in the 47 kilogram weight class. In her first classic competition, she bench pressed 95 kilograms for an open world record in 2017.

Justyna has short stature, which allowed her to compete in the Paralympic Games in Powerlifting, in which she has made four consecutive appearances. She won the silver medal at the 2008 Beijing games in the 44 kilogram weight class, and a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo games in the 45 kilogram weight class.
Juliane Slettnes

**Juliane Slettnes** (born: 2001) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Norway. Juliane competes in the 76 kilogram weight class, and is a gold medalist and silver medalist.

Juliane has broken two junior world records in the equipped 69 kilogram weight class, squatting 215.5 kilograms and deadlifting 201 kilograms. In classic, Juliane squatted 183 kilograms for a junior world record.
Pleun Dekkers

**Pleun Dekkers** (born 1994) is a classic powerlifter representing the Netherlands. Pleun competes in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time silver medalist.

Pleun is known for her squats, as she has broken the open squat world record in the 52 kilogram weight class in 2019, and has been breaking her own world record since. In 2023, Pleun has squatted 173 kilograms for an open world record.
Mehdi Sahari

**Mehdi Sahari** (born 1996) is a classic bench press specialist representing France. Mehdi competes in the 83 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist and 1-time silver medalist.

Mehdi currently holds the bench press only world record in the 83 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 220 kilograms.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2009

**Powerlifting At The World Games** in 2009 took place from July 25 to 26, 2009 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, featuring equipped competitors of all weight classes and all age groups. Athletes who scored the highest Wilks Points depended on placements.

The 2009 World Games was the first World Games to introduce the 'Super Heavyweight' class. World Records from IPF World Championships were eligible to be surpassed, if the lift is deemed a 'good lift'.
Priscilla Ribic

**Priscilla Ribic** (born November 21, 1972) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Russia. Priscilla competed in the 72 kilogram weight class. She was an active powerlifter from 2001 until 2017. Priscilla is a 17-time gold medalist, 5-time silver medalist and 5-time bronze medalist.

In 2009, Priscilla was inducted into the IPF Hall of Fame as a female lifter.

Priscilla has broken 10 world records in the 72 kilogram weight class. In equipped, Priscilla has deadlifted 249 kilograms and totaled 654 kilograms for a masters 1 and open world record. Priscilla has bench pressed 165 kilograms for a full power and bench press only masters 1world record, and has squatted 245 kilograms for a masters 1 world record. In classic, Priscilla has bench pressed 115.5 kilograms, deadlifted 205 kilograms and totaled 487.5 kilograms for a masters 1 world record.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POW003000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
2. ↑ Priscilla was 39-years-old at the competition. The IPF considered Priscilla a Masters 1 (40-year-old) lifter based off her birth year instead of his date of birth. Due to Priscilla turning 40-years-old in 2012, she was allowed to compete as a Masters 1 competitor despite being 39-years-old.
Larysa Soloviova

**Larysa Soloviova** (born: December 14, 1978) is an equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Larysa competes in the 63 kilogram weight class. Making her IPF debut in 2004, Larysa is a 14-time gold medalist, 6-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In 2014, Larysa was inducted into the IPF Hall of Fame as a female lifter.

Larysa was the reigning equipped world champion in the 63 kilogram weight class from 2011 until 2019. In 2021, she bombed out of the competition after failing to bench press 162.5 kilograms on all three of her attempts. In her three attempts, she failed to keep her hips in contact with the bench.

Larysa has held a world record in all three lifts and the total, and holds eight world records. In 2011, Larysa deadlifted 245 kilograms equipped in the 63 kilogram weight class. Despite it being the first world record of the weight class, it has yet to have been broken. After becoming a masters 1 lifter, she continued to break both open and masters 1world records, squatting 241.5 kilograms, bench pressing 181.5 kilograms and totaled 645.5 kilograms. She also holds the bench press only equipped open and masters 1 world record in the 63 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 184.5 kilograms.

## IPF Results

### Bench Press

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Marte Elverum

**Marte Elverum** (born: October 29, 1990) is an equipped powerlifter representing Norway. Marte competes in the 76 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist, 5-time silver medalist and 4-time bronze medalist.

In 2013, broke the junior deadlift world record raw, deadlifting 195.5 kilograms in the 72 kilogram weight class.

In 2017, Marte claimed her first open world record, deadlifting 248.5 kilograms equipped in the retired 72 kilogram weight class. She would hold a permanent equipped deadlift world record after the 72 kilogram weight class was retired, deadlifting 249.5 kilograms in 2019. However in 2022, Marte would deadlift 250 kilograms equipped for a world record in the 76 kilogram weight class.

## Results

### Classic

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Powerlifting At The World Games 2013 - Heavyweight Men

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2013** for **Heavyweight Men** took place on July 31, 2013 in Cali, Colombia. featuring 10 equipped competitors who are in the 93 or 105 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* J = Junior
* WR = World Record
* J WR = World Record in the Junior division.
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DSQ = Disqualified
Monique Boddie

**Monique Boddie** (born: February 18, 1982) is a classic powerlifter representing the United States Virgin Islands. Monique competes in the 84+ kilogram weight class. She is currently an undefeated champion in the 84+ kilogram weight class for masters 1, winning in her debut masters competition in 2022 and in 2023. She also holds three masters 1 world records in the 84+ kilogram weight class, squatting 212.5 kilograms in 2023, deadlifting 235 kilograms in 2022, and totaling 582.5 kilograms in 2023.
List of Masters 2 World Records in Powerlifting

This is a list of Powerlifting World Records in the Masters 2 Division. These records are from the three powerlifting disciplines, the squat, bench press, and deadlift. The total (combined all three lifts) also holds world records. Each world record is from various weight classes. Masters 2 World Records are permitted to be broken by Masters 3 and 4 lifters.

These records are based off of athletes who have solidified a total in full power meets, passed technical rules and has passed anti-doping protocols.

## Equipped Records

*Note: Any world record highlighted in yellow are not recognized by the IPF.*
Paul Knute Douglas

**Paul Knute Douglas** (born: May 8, 1989) is an equipped powerlifter representing the United States Virgin Islands. Paul competes in the 83 kilogram weight class. Paul is a 1-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

Paul originally represented the United States of America before switching to the United States Virgin Islands in 2022.

## IPF Results

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Joshua Ngoka

**Joshua Ngoka** (born: 2005) is a classic powerlifter representing Great Britain. Joshua competes in the 120+ kilogram weight class, Making his IPF debut in 2023, Joshua won a gold medal at the 2023 World Sub-Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships in the 120+ kilogram class, and would break two sub-junior world records, deadlifting 320 kilograms and totaling 800 kilograms.
Moises Villon

**Moises Francisco Villon Moran** (born March 4, 1999) is an equipped powerlifter representing Ecuador. Moises competes in the 93 kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist, and 1-time bronze medalist.

## Results

### Classic

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Powerlifting At The World Games 2009 - Middleweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2009** for **Middleweight Women** took place on July 25, 2009 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, featuring 10 equipped competitors who are in the 56 and 60 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* J = Junior
* M1 = Masters 1
* M1 WR = World Record in the Masters 1 division.
* M1 WRA = World Record Attempt in the Masters 1 division.
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Nonso Chinye

**Nonso Chinye** (born: February 16, 2005) is a classic powerlifter representing Great Britain. Nicolas competes in the 120 kilogram weight class.

Making his IPF debut in 2022, Nicolas won a silver medal at the 2022 World Sub-Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships, and would deadlift 330 kilograms for a sub-junior world record in the 105 kilogram weight class. At the 2023 Sub-Junior Classic Championships, Nonso competed in the 120 kilogram weight class, and broke three sub-junior world records, squatting 308.5 kilograms, deadlifted 360.5 kilograms and totaled 851.5 kilograms. He would win the gold medal, and lead in the total 93.5 kilograms, and extended the sub-junior deadlift world record by 40.5 kilograms.

## Results

1. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cou034II8qS
Powerlifting At The World Games 2001

**Powerlifting At The World Games** in 2001 took place from August 20 to 21, 2001 in Akita, Japan, featuring equipped competitors of all weight classes and all age groups. Athletes who scored the highest Wilks Points depended on placements.

World Records from IPF World Championships were eligible to be surpassed, if the lift is deemed a 'good lift'.
Karol Jimenez

**Karol Jimenez** (born: February 2, 1985) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Venezuela. Karol competed internationally from 2012 to 2013 in the 84 kilogram weight class.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/03a67091-d195-422c-9e8f-80731b65de2e
Karlina Tongotea

**Karlina Tongotea** (born: 1992) is a classic powerlifter representing New Zealand. Karlina competes in the 76 kilogram weight class. Making her IPF debut in 2023, she would win a gold medal in the open 76 kilogram weight class.

Karlina has broken two open world records in the 76 kilogram weight class, squatting 225.5 kilograms and totaling 600 kilograms.
Oleksandr Shepel

**Oleksandr Shepel** (born: 1987) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Oleksandr competed internationally from 2007 until 2010. Oleksandr competed in the 125+ kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In 2005, while Oleksandr was a sub-junior, he competed at the European Junior Powerlifting Championships, where he broke three sub-junior world records in the 110 kilogram weight class, squatting 332.5 kilograms, deadlifting 330 kilograms and totaling 872.5 kilograms.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2022 - Middleweight Men

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2022** for **Middleweight Men** took place on July 9, 2022 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States of America, featuring 12 equipped competitors who are in the 74 or 83 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest GL Points (the strongest pound for pound) depends on rankings.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2013 - Lightweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2013** for **Lightweight Women** took place on July 30, 2013 in Cali, Colombia. featuring 10 equipped competitors who are in the 47 and 52 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* M2 = Masters 2
* J = Junior
* WR = World Record
* WRA = World Record Attempt
* M1 WR = World Record in the Masters 1 division.
* M2 WR = World Record in the Masters 2 division.
* M2 WRA = World Record Attempt in the Masters 2 division.
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Jordi Van Heijningen

**Jordi van Heijningen** (born: 2005) is a classic powerlifter and bench press specialist representing the Netherlands. Jordi competes in the 93 kilogram weight class. Making his IPF debut in 2021, he won a bronze medal at the 2021 World Sub-Junior Classic Bench Press Championships. He would win the silver medal in his first full-power competition, and then a gold medal the next year. Jordi would also squat 288 kilograms for a sub-junior world record.
Jose Mencias

**Jose Mencias** (born: January 20, 1987) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Venezuela. Jose competes in the 105 kilogram weight class, and is a gold and silver medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/6655c647-3548-445c-900c-7385fdb8b593
Maria Dominguez

**Maria Dominguez** (born: September 16, 1995) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Venezuela. Maria competed in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time silver medalist.

As a junior, Maria held two open world records. In the equipped 52 kilogram weight class, she bench pressing 150 kilograms for both a junior and open world record in the full power and bench press only discipline. She also held the junior squat world record, squatted 187.5 kilograms, and total junior world record, totaling 500 kilograms, all in the equipped 52 kilogram weight class.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POW001000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Kateryna Klymenko

**Kateryna Klymenko** (born: July 17, 1985) is an equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. From 2007 to 2017, Kateryna competed in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist and 3-time bronze medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POW001000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Jessica O'Donnell

**Jessica O'Donnell** (née **Watkins**; born 1980) is a former equipped powerlifter representing the United States of America. Jessica competed internationally from 2000 until 2009. She competed in the 90+ kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist, 4-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

In 2007, Jessica broke the open squat world record in the 90 kilogram weight class, squatting 271 kilograms.
Nicki Lentz

**Nicki Lentz** (born: March 26, 1992) is an equipped powerlifter representing Denmark. Nicki competes in the 105 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time bronze medalist.

In 2019, Nicki broke the open equipped squat world record in the 93 kilogram weight class, squatting 396 kilograms. He broke the record again in 2021, squatting 400 kilograms, and again in 2022, squatting 405 kilograms, where he also claimed his first overall medal.

## Results

### Classic

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Oleksiy Bychkov

**Oleksiy Bychkov** (born: October 19, 1985) is an equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Oleksiy competes in the 120 kilogram weight class. Oleksiy is an 9-time gold medalist and 1-time bronze medalist. Oleksiy has been a reigning world champion in the 120 kilogram weight class since 2017.

At The World Games in 2017, Oleksiy failed to successfully attempt a squat lift of 405 and 410 kilograms. Squatting 405 kilograms on his first attempts, he failed to hit depth, but was unable to squat it a second time and couldn't control the 410 kilogram weight on his 3rd attempt. He discontinued afterward. After that, his then 2-year undefeated reign ended.

## IPF Results

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Olimpia Felinska

**Olimpia Felińska** (born: July 18, 1992) is an equipped powerlifter representing Poland. Olimpia competed in the IPF from 2010 until 2017. She competed in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a bronze medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POW001000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Nicholas Weite

**Nicholas** "**Nick**" **Weite** (born: December 3, 1979) is an equipped powerlifter representing the United States of America. Nicholas competed in the IPF from 2009 until 2014. He competed in the 120 kilogram weight class, and is a silver medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/8384820b-abe7-456b-8d99-591fdba1951f
Liane Blyn

**Liane Blyn** (born: September 11, 1972) is an equipped powerlifter representing the United States of America. Liane competed in the 84 kilogram weight class, and was active from 2006 until 2017. She is a 4-time gold medalist, 4-time silver medalist and 5-time bronze medalist.

Liane has held four masters 1 world records. She has bench pressed 191 kilograms for a full power and equipped world record, deadlifted 227.5 kilograms and totaled 663.5 kilograms. Her 191 kilogram bench press would be an open world record in full power.

## Results

### Equipped Bench Press

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POW004000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Thomas Scanlon

**Thomas Scanlon** (born: 2005) is a classic powerlifter representing New Zealand. Thomas competes in the 83 kilogram weight class. He won a gold medal in his first IPF classic competition, which took place at the 2023 World Sub-Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships in the 83 kilogram weight class.

At the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Thomas deadlifted 290 kilograms for a sub-junior world record.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2005 - Heavyweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2005** for **Heavyweight Women** took place on July 16, 2005 in Duisburg, Germany. featuring 11 equipped competitors who are in the 75, 82.5, 90 and 90+ kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* M1 WR = World Record in the Masters 1 division
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
* DSQ = Disqualified
Reinhard Rebane

**Reinhard Rebane** (born: 2005) is a classic powerlifter representing Estonia. Reinhard competes in the 120 kilogram weight class. Making his IPF debut in 2023, Reinhard won the bronze medal at the 2023 World Sub-Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships, where he also deadlifted 321 kilograms for a sub-junior world record. However, his record would shortly be broken by Nonso Chinye.
Powerlifting At The World Games 2001 - Lightweight Women

**Powerlifting At The World Games 2001** for **Lightweight Women** took place on August 20, 2001 in Akita, Japan, featuring twelve equipped competitors who are in the 44, 48 and 52 kilogram weight class. Competitors with the highest Wilks depends on rankings.

## Results

* M1 = Masters 1
* J = Junior
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Rostislav Petkov

**Rostislav Petkov** (born: 1988) is a powerlifter who competed in equipped. Rostislav represented Bulgaria, and competed in the 74 kilogram weight class, where he won a silver medal.

In 2011, Rostislav bench pressed 230 kilograms equipped for a junior full power and bench press only world record. He also totaled 837.5 kilograms for a junior world record equipped.

Rostislav originally finished in first place at the 2012 Equipped Powerlifting Championships and also bench pressed 241 kilograms for an open world record. However, he failed a doping test and would be stripped of his placement and the world record. First place would be given to Jaroslaw Olech, who originally finished second. Rostislav was suspended for two years and was order to pay a fine of €1,000. Rostislav's junior world records would also be annulled following the doping violation. He has not competed in the IPF since, and has been competing in the USPA and the WRPF.

## Results

1. ↑ https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/25455512/positive-anti-doping-controls-sorted-by-year-international-
Tuomas Hautala

**Tuomas Hautala** (born: 1992) is a classic powerlifter representing Finland. Tuomas competes in the 105 and 120 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist and 1-time silver medalist.

Tuomas held three junior world records in the 120 kilogram weight class, squatting 310 kilograms, deadlifting 350 kilograms and totaling 875 kilograms.
Maria Dubenskaya

**Maria Dubenskaya** (born: 1988) is a classic and equipped powerlifter and equipped bench press specialist representing Russia. Maria competed from 2010 to 2017. She competed in the 63 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist, 2-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

In 2015, Maria bench pressed 171.5 kilograms for an open equipped world record in the 63 kilogram weight class. In her final year as a junior lifter, Maria bench pressed 130.5 kilograms for a junior bench press only world record in the 57 kilogram weight class.
Sonita Kyen Muluh

**Sonita Kyen Muluh** (born: November 25, 1996) is a classic powerlifter representing Belgium. Sonita competes in the 84+ kilogram weight class, and is a silver medalist.

At 2023 Classic Powerlifting Championships, Sonita broke three open world records; squatting 285.5 kilograms, deadlifting 260.5 kilograms and totaling 688.5 kilograms. Her squat of 285.5 kilograms would become the second highest raw female squat in the IPF history, behind Bonica Brown with 289 kilograms. However, Sonita holds the world record due to Bonica Brown bombing out in the same competition. Her deadlift world record would shortly be broken by Natalie Laalaai and her total world record would be broken by Brittany Schlater, who won the gold medal in that competition.
Svetlana Tsvetkova

**Svetlana Tsvetkova** (born: March 10, 1980) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Russia. Svetlana competed internationally from 2010 to 2013. She competed in the 84 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/6f462d46-8b98-4565-a656-1b280b555a3a
Jaroslav Soukal

**Jaroslav Soukal** (born: 1972) is a classic and equipped powerlifter/bench press specialist representing Czechia. Active since 2011, Jaroslav has competed in the 120+ kilogram weight class, and has earned 10 gold medals, 3 silver medals and 5 bronze medals.

In 2014, Jaroslav claimed his first world record, bench pressing 310 kilograms for a masters 1 bench press only world record in the equipped 120+ kilogram weight class. He would bench press 320 kilograms later in the year. In his first year as a masters 2 lifter in 2022, Jaroslav bench pressed 317.5 kilograms for a masters 2 full power and bench press only world record in the equipped 120+ kilogram weight class. In full power competitions, Jaroslav would squat 365.5 kilograms and totaled 955 kilograms for a masters 2 world record in the equipped 120+ kilogram weight class.

In the classic (raw) division, Jaroslav squatted 327.5 kilograms for a masters 1 world record in the 120+ kilogram weight class in 2018. In his first year as a masters 2 lifter in 2022, Jaroslav squatted 305.5 kilograms for a masters 2 world record in the 120+ kilogram weight class.
Tetyana Bila

**Tetyana Bila** (née **Shlopko**; born March 13, 1996) is an equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Tetyana competes in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 7-time gold medalist, 2-time silver medalist, and 4-time bronze medalist. She won her first open competition in 2023.

In 2018, Tetyana broke the junior squat world record in the 52 kilogram weight class, squatting 195 kilograms equipped.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships 2023 - Men's 66 kg

The **2023 Men's 66 kg World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships** took place on August 29, 2023 in Cluj Napoca, Romania. This weight class featured fourteen competitors.

* WR = World Record
* WRA = World Record Attempt
* J WR = World Record in the Junior division.
* J WRA = World Record attempt in the Junior division.
Tsotne Bezhashvili

**Tsotne Bezhashvili** (born: 1985) is a classic bench press specialist representing Georgia. Tsotne competes in the 66 kilogram weight class, and is a gold medalist.

In 2016, Tsotne failed a doping test. He originally placed 1st in the 2016 classic bench press competition in the 66 kilogram weight class, and bench pressed 187.5 kilograms for a world record, but would be annulled after the positive doping test.
Viki Aryanto

**Viki Aryanto** (born 1994) is an equipped powerlifter representing Indonesia. Viki competes in the 66 kilogram weight class, and won a silver medal.

Despite not competing in the classic internationally, Viki held three junior and two open world records in the 66 kilogram weight class. He squatted 225 kilograms for a junior world record, deadlifted 273.5 kilograms for both a junior and open world record, and totaled 653.5 kilograms for a junior and open world record.

In equipped, Viki held two sub-junior world records in the 66 kilogram weight class, deadlifting 287.5 kilograms and totaled 720 kilograms.
Sergey Fedosienko

**Sergey Fedosienko** (born: July 31, 1982) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Russia. Making his IPF debut in 2002, Sergey is a 27-time gold medalist, winning 15 world equipped championships, 8 world classic championships, 2 world junior classic championships, and 2 world games championships as a lightweight. Sergey competes in the 59 kilogram weight class, and holds 6 world records. In equipped, Sergey squatted 300 kilograms, bench pressed 205.5 kilograms, deadlifted 270 kilograms and totaled 765 kilograms.

In 2005, Sergey received a 2-year ban after failing a doping test, which resulted in being stripped of a gold medal from the 2005 European Powerlifting Championships.

In 2022, Sergey has been uninvited to the championships due to his Country, Russia, declaring war on Ukraine, making the whole Country banned from competing at the championships.

## IPF Results

### Classic Full Power

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POM001000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
List of Junior World Records in Powerlifting

This is a list of Powerlifting World Records in the Junior Division. These records are from the three powerlifting disciplines, the squat, bench press, and deadlift. The total (combined all three lifts) also holds world records. Each world record is from various weight classes. Junior World Records are permitted to be broken by lifters in the Sub-Junior division.

These records are based off of athletes who have solidified a total in full power meets, passed technical rules and has passed anti-doping protocols.

## Equipped Records

*Note: Any world record highlighted in yellow are not recognized by the IPF.*
World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships 2021 - Men's 93 kg

The **2021 powerlifting** **junior men's classic 93 kilogram weight class** took place on September 28, 2021 in Halmstad, Sweden. This weight class featured nineteen competitors.

* J WR = World Record in the Junior division.
* J WRA = World Record attempt in the Junior division.
* NVL = No Valid Lift
* DNF = Did Not Finish
Valeriy Karpov

**Valeriy Karpov** (born: December 11, 1984) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Valeriy competed internationally from 2007 until 2013. He competed in the 120 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist and 3-time bronze medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/e12c3d20-a492-4a1e-9cae-533f48e94180
Volodymyr Rysiev

**Volodymyr Rysiev** (born: March 30, 1982) is an equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Volodymyr competes in the 93 kilogram weight class. Volodymyr is a 5-time gold medalist, 8-time silver medalist and 3-time bronze medalist.

In his first year as a Masters 1 powerlifter, Volodymyr broke 3 world records at The World Games in 2022, squatting 387.5 kilograms, deadlifting 345 kilograms and totaling 1,025 kilograms in the 93 kilogram weight class. He also holds open world records in the 93 kilogram weight class, squatting 399 kilograms and totaling 1,039 kilograms. In the 83 kilogram weight class, Volodymyr has totaled 945 kilograms.

## IPF Results

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Suzanne Hartwig-Gary

**Suzanne "Sioux-z" Hartwig-Gary** (born: October 5, 1968) is a classic powerlifter and category 2 referee representing the United States of America. Suzanne competes a masters 2 in the 57 kilogram weight class. Active since 1998, Suzanne is a 7-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist and 3-time bronze medalist.

## Career

Suzanne began powerlifting in 1993. She made her IPF debut in 1998. She would win a bronze medal in 2002, and then a gold medal in 2003 in the 52 kilogram weight class. In 2008, Suzanne would break two masters 1 world records in the 52 kilogram weight class, squatting 170 kilograms and totaling 435 kilograms.

In 2011, after brand new weight classes were introduced, Suzanne would squat 172.5 kilograms and total 440 kilograms for a masters 1 world record in the 52 kilogram weight class.

In 2012, Suzanne competed in the classic (raw) division after being included in the IPF. She would squat 145 kilograms for an open world record in the 52 kilogram weight class. She would extend her record to 153 kilograms for an open and masters 1 world record in the 52 kilogram weight class.

In 2023, Suzanne squatted 136.5 kilograms for a masters 2 world record in the 57 kilogram weight class.

## IPF Results

1. ↑ http://www.athletebio.com/usa1968f1
2. ↑ Suzanne was 49-years-old at the competition. The IPF considered Suzanne a Masters 2 (50-year-old) lifter based off her birth year instead of her date of birth. Due to Suzanne turning 50-years-old in 2018, she was allowed to compete as a Masters 2 competitor despite being 49-years-old.