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Official Results Book Nur-Sultan 2019 World Para Powerlifting Championships Senior OFFICIAL RESULTS BOOK NUR-SULTAN 2019 WORLD PARA POWERLIFTING CHAMPIONSHIPS SENIOR ASTANA CONGRESS CENTER World Para Powerlifting Championships 2019 COMPETITION SCHEDULE As of 19 JUL 2019 Start Estimated Date Event Time Finish Time SAT 13 JUL 11:30 12:24 Women's Up to 41kg, Group B 12:24 13:25 Women's Up to 41kg, Group A 14:30 15:18 Men's Up to 49kg, Group C 15:18 16:06 Men's Up to 49kg, Group B 16:06 16:55 Men's Up to 49kg, Group A 17:45 18:39 Women's Up to 45kg, Group B 18:39 19:35 Women's Up to 45kg, Group A SUN 14 JUL 11:30 12:18 Men's Up to 54kg, Group B 12:18 13:05 Men's Up to 54kg, Group A 14:30 15:18 Men's Up to 59kg, Group C 15:18 16:06 Men's Up to 59kg, Group B 16:06 17:00 Men's Up to 59kg, Group A 18:00 18:48 Women's Up to 50kg, Group B 18:48 19:35 Women's Up to 50kg, Group A MON 15 JUL 11:30 12:18 Women's Up to 55kg, Group B 12:18 13:05 Women's Up to 55kg, Group A 14:30 15:30 Women's Up to 61kg, Group B 15:30 16:30 Women's Up to 61kg, Group A 17:15 18:03 Men's Up to 65kg, Group C 18:03 18:51 Men's Up to 65kg, Group B 18:51 19:45 Men's Up to 65kg, Group A TUE 16 JUL 15:00 15:54 Men's Up to 72kg, Group C 15:54 16:54 Men's Up to 72kg, Group B 16:54 17:55 Men's Up to 72kg, Group A 18:15 19:09 Men's Up to 80kg, Group D 19:09 20:03 Men's Up to 80kg, Group C 20:03 21:03 Men's Up to 80kg, Group B 21:03 22:00 Men's Up to 80kg, Group A WED 17 JUL 10:00 10:54 Women's Up to 67kg, Group B 10:54 11:55 Women's Up to 67kg, Group A 12:45 13:24 Women's Up to 73kg, Group B 13:24 14:25 Women's Up to 73kg, Group A 15:15 15:57 Women's Up to 79kg, Group B 15:57 16:40 Women's Up to 79kg, Group A 17:30 18:18 Men's Up to 88kg, Group C 18:18 19:06 Men's Up to 88kg, Group B 19:06 20:00 Men's Up to 88kg, Group A THU 18 JUL 11:30 12:12 Women's Up to 86kg, Group B 12:12 13:00 Women's Up to 86kg, Group A 14:00 14:54 Men's Up to 97kg, Group C 14:54 15:48 Men's Up to 97kg, Group B 15:48 16:50 Men's Up to 97kg, Group A 17:45 18:27 Men's Up to 107kg, Group C 18:27 19:09 Men's Up to 107kg, Group B 19:09 20:00 Men's Up to 107kg, Group A FRI 19 JUL 10:30 11:18 Women's Over 86kg, Group B 11:18 12:10 Women's Over 86kg, Group A 13:00 13:42 Men's Over 107kg, Group B 13:42 14:24 Men's Over 107kg, Group A SAT 20 JUL 12:00 13:00 Mixed Team, Heats 13:20 13:44 Mixed Team, Knockout 14:05 14:30 Mixed Team, Final Note: Schedule is subject to change. PO0000000_C08 4.0 Report Created FRI 19 JUL 2019 10:02 Page 1/1 ASTANA CONGRESS CENTER World Para Powerlifting Championships 2019 MEN RECORDS As of 12 JUL 2019 Bodyweight NPC Result Name Date Location Category Code -49 kg WR 183.5 kg LE Van Cong VIE 4 DEC 2017 Mexico City (MEX) AF 182.0 kg ADESOKAN Yakubu NGR 15 SEP 2015 Brazzaville (CGO) AM 144.0 kg FRANCA JUNIOR Joao Maria BRA 8 FEB 2019 Dubai (UAE) AR 183.5 kg LE Van Cong VIE 4 DEC 2017 Mexico City (MEX) ER 166.0 kg BALYNETS Vladimir RUS 5 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) OR 125.0 kg GAZAVE Pope PNG 2 AUG 2014 Glasgow (GBR) -54 kg WR 205.0 kg OSMAN Sherif EGY 6 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) AF 205.0 kg OSMAN Sherif EGY 6 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) AM 162.0 kg CARRA Bruno BRA 9 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AR 183.0 kg NGUYEN Binh An VIE 26 JUL 2015 Almaty (KAZ) ER 182.0 kg KRIVULYA Vladimir RUS 25 APR 2019 Eger (HUN) OR 125.0 kg NGUYEN Nang AUS 24 FEB 2016 Kuala Lumpur (MAS) -59 kg WR 211.0 kg OSMAN Sherif EGY 9 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AF 211.0 kg OSMAN Sherif EGY 9 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AM 186.0 kg GARRIDO Juan Carlos CHI 21 JAN 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AR 192.0 kg JAFARI ARANGEH Amir IRI 27 JUL 2015 Almaty (KAZ) ER 194.0 kg JAWAD Ali GBR 2 AUG 2014 Glasgow (GBR) OR 166.0 kg FEKADU Abebe AUS 4 NOV 2013 Kuala Lumpur (MAS) -65 kg WR 221.0 kg KEHINDE Paul NGR 19 FEB 2018 Dubai (UAE) AF 221.0 kg KEHINDE Paul NGR 19 FEB 2018 Dubai (UAE) AM 181.0 kg CANTILLO GUETTE Jainer R. COL 6 NOV 2013 Fortaleza (BRA) AR 217.0 kg MOHSIN Rasool IRQ 21 OCT 2014 Incheon (KOR) ER 199.0 kg ZAKIEV Ayrat RUS 7 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) POM000000_C24 1.0 Report Created FRI 12 JUL 2019 0:35 Page 1/3 ASTANA CONGRESS CENTER World Para Powerlifting Championships 2019 MEN RECORDS As of 12 JUL 2019 Bodyweight NPC Result Name Date Location Category Code -72 kg WR 229.0 kg ROSTAMI Roohallah IRI 9 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) AF 218.0 kg ELELFAT Mohamed EGY 17 MAR 2015 Dubai (UAE) AM 201.0 kg CANTILLO GUETTE Jainer R. COL 27 APR 2015 Mexico City (MEX) AR 229.0 kg ROSTAMI Roohallah IRI 9 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) ER 209.0 kg SYCHEV Sergei RUS 25 NOV 2015 Eger (HUN) OR 132.0 kg TESORIERO Paul AUS 26 FEB 2016 Kuala Lumpur (MAS) -80 kg WR 240.0 kg FARZIN Majid IRI 12 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AF 232.0 kg MATHNA Metwaly EGY 8 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) AM 211.0 kg CANTILLO GUETTE Jainer R. COL 5 DEC 2017 Mexico City (MEX) AR 240.0 kg FARZIN Majid IRI 12 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) ER 197.0 kg LATUS Wawrzyniec POL 8 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) OR 175.0 kg HARABE Timothy PNG 8 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) -88 kg WR 234.0 kg YE Jixiong CHN 11 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) AF 233.0 kg ABDELHADY Hany EGY 18 SEP 2015 Brazzaville (CGO) AM 220.0 kg CASTILLO Jose De Jesus MEX 9 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) AR 234.0 kg YE Jixiong CHN 11 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) ER 200.0 kg ISMAYILOV Gunduz AZE 9 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) OR 178.0 kg WRIGHT Ben AUS 26 NOV 2015 Eger (HUN) -97 kg WR 243.0 kg ELDIB Mohamed EGY 18 FEB 2016 Dubai (UAE) AF 243.0 kg ELDIB Mohamed EGY 18 FEB 2016 Dubai (UAE) AM 229.0 kg CASTILLO Jose De Jesus MEX 13 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AR 234.0 kg SOLHIPOURAVANJI Seyedhamed IRI 12 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) ER 221.0 kg KRIUKOV Anton UKR 18 FEB 2016 Dubai (UAE) OR 172.0 kg WRIGHT Ben AUS 10 APR 2018 Gold Coast (AUS) POM000000_C24 1.0 Report Created FRI 12 JUL 2019 0:35 Page 2/3 ASTANA CONGRESS CENTER World Para Powerlifting Championships 2019 MEN RECORDS As of 12 JUL 2019 Bodyweight NPC Result Name Date Location Category Code -107 kg WR 244.0 kg ENKHBAYAR Sodnompiljee MGL 12 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) AF 233.0 kg AHMED Mohamed EGY 14 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AM 236.0 kg CASTILLO Jose De Jesus MEX 2 DEC 2017 Mexico City (MEX) AR 244.0 kg ENKHBAYAR Sodnompiljee MGL 12 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) ER 243.0 kg HUSEYNOV Elshan AZE 27 NOV 2015 Eger (HUN) OR 167.0 kg WILLIAMS David AUS 7 NOV 2013 Kuala Lumpur (MAS) +107 kg WR 310.0 kg RAHMAN Siamand IRI 14 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AF 235.0 kg MOSAAD Amr EGY 14 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AM 212.0 kg CASTANEDA Jhon F. COL 9 DEC 2018 Bogota (COL) AR 310.0 kg RAHMAN Siamand IRI 14 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) ER 231.0 kg DIMOU Konstantinos GRE 12 FEB 2019 Dubai (UAE) OR 163.0 kg ERB Kenton AUS 15 JAN 2014 Eger (HUN) Note: Some Records are currently vacant due to Weight Category changes from previous competitions. Legend: WR World Record AF African Record AM Americas Record AR Asian Record ER European Record OR Oceanian Record POM000000_C24 1.0 Report Created FRI 12 JUL 2019 0:35 Page 3/3 ASTANA CONGRESS CENTER World Para Powerlifting Championships 2019 WOMEN RECORDS As of 12 JUL 2019 Bodyweight NPC Result Name Date Location Category Code -41 kg WR 104.0 kg MURATLI Nazmiye TUR 8 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AF 100.0 kg BEN Jonah NGR 26 JUL 2015 Almaty (KAZ) AM 85.0 kg RODRIGUEZ Leidy CUB 3 DEC 2017 Mexico City (MEX) AR 103.5 kg CUI Zhe CHN 26 JUL 2015 Almaty (KAZ) ER 104.0 kg MURATLI Nazmiye TUR 8 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) -45 kg WR 115.5 kg GUO Lingling CHN 7 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) AF 106.0 kg TIJANI Latifat NGR 9 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AM 95.0 kg CERERO GABRIEL Laura MEX 4 NOV 2013 Kuala Lumpur (MAS) AR 115.5 kg GUO Lingling CHN 7 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) ER 107.0 kg MURATLI Nazmiye TUR 4 DEC 2017 Mexico City (MEX) -50 kg WR 131.0 kg OYEMA Esther NGR 10 APR 2018 Gold Coast (AUS) AF 131.0 kg OYEMA Esther NGR 10 APR 2018 Gold Coast (AUS) AM 87.0 kg RODRIGUEZ PADILLA Rosaura MEX 7 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) AR 110.0 kg SHI Shanshan CHN 27 JUL 2015 Almaty (KAZ) ER 122.0 kg LAFINA Olesya RUS 7 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) OR 64.0 kg CARTWRIGHT Kelly AUS 10 APR 2018 Gold Coast (AUS) -55 kg WR 131.0 kg SHEVCHUK Mariana UKR 9 FEB 2019 Dubai (UAE) AF 133.0 kg OYEMA Esther NGR 16 SEP 2015 Brazzaville (CGO) AM 130.0 kg PEREZ Amalia MEX 10 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AR 126.0 kg XIAO Cuijuan CHN 26 NOV 2015 Eger (HUN) ER 131.0 kg SHEVCHUK Mariana UKR 9 FEB 2019 Dubai (UAE) -61 kg WR 142.0 kg EJIKE Lucy NGR 11 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AF 142.0 kg EJIKE Lucy NGR 11 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AM 134.0 kg PEREZ Amalia MEX 7 DEC 2018 Bogota (COL) AR 128.0 kg YANG Yan CHN 11 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) ER 117.0 kg PODPALNAYA Tamara RUS 24 FEB 2013 Dubai (UAE) OR 52.0 kg MANNS Janel AUS 5 MAY 2017 Eger (HUN) POW000000_C24 1.0 Report Created FRI 12 JUL 2019 0:35 Page 1/3 ASTANA CONGRESS CENTER World Para Powerlifting Championships 2019 WOMEN RECORDS As of 12 JUL 2019 Bodyweight NPC Result Name Date Location Category Code -67 kg WR 140.5 kg TAN Yujiao CHN 9 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) AF 135.0 kg OMAR Fatma EGY 11 AUG 2018 Algiers (ALG) AM 116.0 kg D'ANDREA Mariana BRA 7 DEC 2018 Bogota (COL) AR 140.5 kg TAN Yujiao CHN 9 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) ER 115.0 kg BERIEVA Kheda RUS 8 APR 2014 Dubai (UAE) OR 69.0 kg GRAY Jessica AUS 27 NOV 2015 Eger (HUN) -73 kg WR 150.0 kg GHAZOUANI Souhad FRA 25 MAY 2013 Alexin (RUS) AF 140.0 kg NWOSU Ndidi NGR 12 SEP 2016 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) AM 106.0 kg ORTIZ Maria Antonieta CHI 7 DEC 2018 Bogota (COL) AR 130.5 kg HAN Miaoyu CHN 10 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) ER 150.0 kg GHAZOUANI Souhad FRA 25 MAY 2013 Alexin (RUS) OR 75.0 kg GRAY Jessica AUS 2 MAR 2017 Dubai (UAE) -79 kg WR 141.0 kg XU Lili CHN 10 OCT 2018 Jakarta (INA) AF 139.5 kg OMOLAYO Bose NGR 12 AUG 2018 Algiers (ALG) AM 126.0 kg BARCENAS Perla MEX
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