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Final Entries 2017 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL & AUSTRALIAN OPEN ELEIKO WEIGHTLIFTING STADIUM – MELBOURNE 17TH – 19TH MARCH 2017 FROM THE CHAIR OF THE AUSTRALIAN WEIGHTLIFTING FEDERATION On behalf of the AWF Board, I am delighted to warmly welcome athletes, coaches, technical officials, competition staff and spectators to the 2017 Australian Open/International. This event has attracted over 240 athletes from Australia and overseas so it’s going to be a busy and exciting three days of competition. Many have travelled far to contest this exciting IWF event and we thank everyone of you for making the effort. I am sure we will witness many exciting tussles as lifters fight for the highest placing and medals throughout the sixteen bodyweight categories. I have no doubt that the event will run smoothly and efficiently and publicly thank the Victorian Weightlifting Association for taking on host duties. I trust you will all have an enjoyable stay in Melbourne taking away only fond memories of the 2017 Australian Open/International. Danielle Waller Chair – AWF Board of Directors PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF SPORT The Australian Weightlifting Federation is strongly supported by the Australian Government, through the AIS. The AIS plays a central leadership role in the development and operation of the Australian sports system, administering and funding innovative sport programs and providing leadership, coordination and support for the sports sector. The Australian Weightlifting Federation has formed a winning partnership with the AIS to develop Olympic Weightlifting from community participation to high performance level. 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SESSION 1 – F48A WEIGHIN 06:00 – 07:00 // PRESENTATION 08:00 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 21 THELMA TOUA 1991 PNG F48 173 84 ALYCE STEPHENSON 1990 QLD F48 137 228 CHARLOTTE MOSS 1995 NZL F48 135 92 EMILY SCOTT 1992 VIC F48 132 41 KUSHINI JAYAWARDANE 1992 NSW F48 129 164 JESSICA BARKHAN 1995 SA F48 121 225 STEPHANIE PICKRELL 2000 TAS F48 112 190 COURTNEY CHONG 1986 VIC F48 107 132 SYISHA LAHTISHA CAIN 2003 NRU F48 105 SESSION 2 – M56A/M62A WEIGHIN 08:00 – 09:00 // PRESENTATION 10:00 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 256 MUHAMMAD AZROY HAZAL WAFIE 1994 MAS M56 245 102 MANUELI TULO 1990 FIJ M56 245 217 ELSON BRECHTEFELD 1994 NRU M56 235 296 LYNTON HARGRAVE 1985 QLD M56 186 119 OLIVER BRIONES 1979 SA M56 163 235 SCOFIELD SINAKA 1998 PNG M56 160 187 SHADRACH CAIN 1999 NRU M56 160 196 BRAD PETERS 1976 QLD M56 150 210 VAIPAVA NEVO IOANE 1998 SAM M62 283 198 MOREA BARU 1990 PNG M62 280 195 MUHAMMAD ZAIDI BIN MOHD NORDIN 1997 MAS M62 270 283 IANNE GUINARES 1988 NZL M62 250 177 VANNARA BE 1988 VIC M62 230 49 HAMISH ADAM 1997 NSW M62 218 30 LING WEI PHILLIP LIAO 1993 NSW M62 211 230 TAKIRUA BETERO 1999 KIR M62 210 59 EZEKIEL MOSES 2001 NRU M62 190 234 STEPHEN FU 1992 QLD M62 175 256 MUHAMMAD AZROY HAZAL WAFIE 1994 MAS M56 245 2017 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL & AUSTRALIAN OPEN ELEIKO WEIGHTLIFTING STADIUM – MELBOURNE 17TH – 19TH MARCH 2017 SESSION 3 – F53A WEIGHIN 11:15 – 12:15 // PRESENTATION 13:15 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 174 DIKA TOUA 1984 PNG F53 180 91 MARY LIFU 1994 SOL F53 155 135 HOLLY SHAWCROSS 1986 WA F53 145 61 MICHAELA WARWICK 1998 QLD F53 143 282 JANET ADAM 1994 NSW F53 125 100 LIEBON AKUA 1998 NRU F53 105 36 SEKOSITIKA ISAIA 2000 SAM F53 99 93 MARANDA-ROSE STEPHEN 2003 NRU F53 95 SESSION 4 – M69A WEIGHIN 13:30 – 14:30 // PRESENTATION 15:30 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 191 MOHD HAFIFI BIN MANSOR 1998 MAS M69 310 75 RUBEN KATOATAU 1997 KIR M69 270 209 BRANDON WAKELING 1994 QLD M69 254 130 VESTER VILLALON 1991 NZL M69 250 90 JAMES DELANEY 1996 VIC M69 247 19 DUN CHU 1992 VIC M69 246 81 JOSHUA WU 1996 NSW M69 245 188 LARKO DOGUAPE 2000 NRU M69 230 95 SIMON OBERY 1992 VIC M69 224 255 YANNICK MIFSUD 1989 NSW M69 215 72 JONATHON VALENTINE 1979 NSW M69 214 111 ISAAC SEARANT 1995 SA M69 211 78 ROCKY DEAN-SHOJI 1987 NSW M69 200 121 MATTHEW DAMCHES 2000 VIC M69 200 262 KANISHKA GUYAN JAYARATNE 1989 QLD M69 195 220 ALLAN VO 1989 ACT M69 195 279 UEA DETUDAMO 1999 NRU M69 190 SESSION 5 – F58A WEIGHIN 16:30 – 17:30 // PRESENTATION 18:30 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 112 TIA-CLAIR TOOMEY 1993 QLD F58 194 58 PARISA HAYERI 1986 NSW F58 159 4 MELISSA ROBINSON 1981 QLD F58 153 261 ALETHEA BOON 1984 NZL F58 145 275 EMILY SHAW 1993 VIC F58 141 154 GISELE VAN DEN BERG 1989 SA F58 132 159 KALAH CLOHESY 2000 VIC F58 132 64 REBECCA JAKUBOVSKY 1983 QLD F58 131 6 LADY SEETO 1985 NSW F58 130 2017 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL & AUSTRALIAN OPEN ELEIKO WEIGHTLIFTING STADIUM – MELBOURNE 17TH – 19TH MARCH 2017 300 ASHLEIGH RICCA 1991 VIC F58 129 263 JESSICA EDGE 1986 MWA F58 129 39 NANCYGENZEL ABOUKE 2003 NRU F58 112 211 SAOFAIALO ATONIO 1900 SAM F58 0 SESSION 6 – F63A WEIGHIN 18:45 – 19:45 // PRESENTATION 20:45 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 52 SEEN LEE 1982 VIC F63 185 53 RUTH ANDERSON-HORRELL 1984 NZL F63 180 258 MEGAN SIGNAL 1990 NZL F63 175 265 MADELINE WU 1998 NSW F63 161 101 CHARRAE MYERS 1999 TAS F63 159 129 AMANDA GOULD 1986 NZL F63 158 18 BAILEY LOVETT 1993 NZL F63 155 170 BIANCA SHEPPARD 1992 QLD F63 154 56 MYFANWY GALLOWAY 1990 ACT F63 146 162 JACINTA CARROLL 1992 QLD F63 144 199 ELIZABETH TAN 1991 SA F63 133 86 DANNI HUMPHRIES 1984 QLD F63 126 189 RICCI PHEAULIKA DANIEL 2002 NRU F63 120 SESSION 7 – F69B WEIGHIN 0600 – 0700 // PRESENTATION 08:00 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 244 TIIAO BAKAEKIRI 1998 KIR F69 150 137 NICKY CUMMINS 1997 VIC F69 149 231 LEANNE THOMAS 1987 QLD F69 148 165 CHARLOTTE STENNING 1992 NSW F69 145 141 MIRANDA HOARE 1990 VIC F69 143 271 CLARE CAREY 1987 ACT F69 138 140 JARIAN HOGAN 2002 NSW F69 135 143 JAYLA JOJAY AGIR 2003 NRU F69 120 SESSION 8 – M77B/M85B WEIGHIN 07:30 – 08:30 // PRESENTATION 09:30 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 107 MITCHELL EICHMANN 1996 QLD M77 228 34 CHRIS ACKLAND 1987 VIC M77 225 237 REECE JONES 1997 VIC M77 223 278 KEISUKE HISASHI 1997 QLD M77 220 2 CHRIS MCCALLUM 1988 QLD M77 206 73 JAKE SBROJA 1996 ACT M77 204 203 ANDREW WANG 1993 SA M77 204 15 JOSEPH CAMPBELL 1994 NSW M85 235 2017 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL & AUSTRALIAN OPEN ELEIKO WEIGHTLIFTING STADIUM – MELBOURNE 17TH – 19TH MARCH 2017 106 MICHAEL LANE 1993 SA M85 235 133 YUNUS SARUN 1996 SA M85 231 32 ANDREW PINEDA 1992 NSW M85 224 299 SAM STORER 1992 VIC M85 223 115 SEAN TEASDALE 1989 ACT M85 222 214 PETER LIEU 1987 NSW M85 222 20 ADRIAN MENA 1996 NSW M85 221 276 LINCOLN BOWMAN 1990 TAS M85 220 SESSION 9 – F69A WEIGHIN 10:15 – 11:15 // PRESENTATION 12:15 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 113 APOLONIA VAIVAI 1991 FIJ F69 210 163 ANDREA MILLER 1982 NZL F69 200 1 PHILIPPA MALONE 1989 NSW F69 192 9 CAMILLA FOGAGNOLO 1986 TAS F69 189 144 JESSICA LAI 1989 WA F69 189 94 EBONY GORINCU 1989 QLD F69 187 47 KIANA ELLIOTT 1997 SA F69 180 71 KATE FYFE 1992 QLD F69 178 54 JOCELYNE FRANCKEN 1994 SA F69 167 138 DEANNA BAX 1993 VIC F69 165 145 ADRIENNE KARNIEWICZ 1984 QLD F69 161 26 CAITY HANIVER 1990 VIC F69 160 197 PRUE DELALANDE 1990 VIC F69 160 150 JESSICA BERRY 1984 VIC F69 156 181 ISABEL LORENZI 1999 NSW F69 151 10 TESSA MILTON 1994 QLD F69 70 SESSION 10 – M77A WEIGHIN 13:15 – 14:15 // PRESENTATION 15:15 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 104 MUHAMMAD FADZUL AZRIE BIN MOHDAD 1995 MAS M77 310 126 TARETIITA TABAROUA 1994 KIR M77 305 147 FRANCOIS ETOUNDI 1984 VIC M77 300 238 BOB PESALELI 1993 SAM M77 287 74 DANIEL KATZ 1990 VIC M77 287 176 LEO LARK 1996 QLD M77 283 31 TOUA UDIA 1992 PNG M77 280 250 CAMERON MCTAGGERT 1997 NZL M77 280 192 TERRY HAN 1989 NZL M77 280 287 FRANK ELLIOTT 1991 SA M77 270 117 PAULO MAGISTRADO 1992 VIC M77 265 85 CAMERON SMITH 1992 NZL M77 260 2017 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL & AUSTRALIAN OPEN ELEIKO WEIGHTLIFTING STADIUM – MELBOURNE 17TH – 19TH MARCH 2017 301 ISAIAH CAIN 1996 NRU M77 250 207 ETHAN HAWKEN 1996 NZL M77 245 29 CAYLE HORDER 1992 SA M77 240 50 ANDREW RAJEEVAN 1991 NSW M77 236 67 MIKE LAPORTE 1987 SA M77 236 5 PETRILLO MENKE 1998 NRU M77 230 SESSION 11 – F75A WEIGHIN 16:30 – 17:30 // PRESENTATION 18:30 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 241 MARY OPELOGE 1992 SAM F75 243 178 EILEEN CIKAMATANA 1999 FIJ F75 235 157 KYLIE LINDBECK 1984 ACT F75 199 83 SOFIA ZUDOVA 1994 VIC F75 191 219 BAILEY ROGERS 1991 NZL F75 175 293 PHILIPPA WOONTON 1985 COK F75 173 68 HAYLEY WHITING 1993 NZL F75 165 289 EMMA WRIGHT 1991 NZL F75 165 180 AMIE COX 1992 QLD F75 152 80 PHILLIPPA GUNTER 1979 VIC F75 140 171 PENINA SULIA 2001 SAM F75 122 239 LOTO PEREIRA 1900 SAM F75 0 SESSION 12 – M94A WEIGHIN 0600 – 0700 // PRESENTATION 08:00 LOT LIFTER DOB STATE BWT TOTAL 208 SIAOSI LEUO 1992 SAM M94 347 22 KORIATA PETELO 1991 SAM M94 318 153 SAMUEL KENNEDY 1990 SA M94 305 14 SIMPLICE
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