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Oceania Weightlifting Federation Affiliated to the International Weightlifting Federation OCEANIA WEIGHTLIFTING FEDERATION AFFILIATED TO THE INTERNATIONAL WEIGHTLIFTING FEDERATION 2013 ZKC EMAIL INTERNATIONAL CLUB TOURNAMENT Congratulation to the winning teams: TABORIO CLUB FROM KIRIBATI AND THE HAUNABADA CLUB FROM PAPUA NEW GUINEA The ZKC Email International Club Tournament which concluded on July 31st was once again a great success for club lifters. The winning club in the male section was TABORIO Club from KIRIBATI, whilst in the female section it was the Haunabada Club from Papua New Guinea. This is the fourth successive year for the Haunabada Club to win the female section. Both clubs will each receive one Olympic barbell set from ZKC who is the sponsor of the tournament. On behalf of the OWF, I would like to thank the General Manager of the ZKC Company, Mr. Zhang Zhiguo, for his support and contribution toward this event and also towards the development of weightlifting at club level worldwide. We also like to thank the IWF for their support in promoting the event. The Oceania Weightlifting Federation wishes to thank every club which took part in this year’s tournament and congratulations to the individual winners and to the two winning clubs. Below you will find some interesting statistics regarding this years event. Thank you again to all clubs. Paul Coffa MBE GENERAL SECRETARY August 7th 2013 Interesting statistics Final entries : 414 competitors (93 entries were not accepted as a result of being incorrectly entered) Male: 291 entries Female: 123 entries Clubs : 63 participating Winning club: Male Taborio Club from Kiribati Female Haunabada Club from Papua New Guinea Best male lifter on Sinclair formula: David Katoatau - Kiribati (Kabwaeka Club) 85Kg category, 374Kg Total Best female lifter on Sinclair formula: Dika Toua – Papua New Guinea (Club LDT) 53Kg category, 185kg Total Highest clean & jerk : Male: 207kg by David Katoatau (Kiribati) Female: 135Kg by Tracey Lambrechs (New Zealand) Highest snatch: Male: 147Kg by Andrew Ciancio (New Zealand) Female: 107kg by T. Lambrechs (New Zealand) Club with most entries: Male: Maufanga Club from Tonga (19 entries) Female: Hanuabada Club from Papua New Guinea (15 entries) Lowest bodyweight: Male: 27.6kg lifter from Marshall Islands Female: 36.2kg lifter from Finland Heaviest bodyweight: Male: 147.8 Kg lifter from Niue Female: 103.4kg lifter from Tonga First club to enter this years tournament: Reipas Club - Finland Last Club to enter this years tournament: Yap Club - Micronesia Dika Toua (Papua New Guinea) David Katoatau (Kiribati) 2013 ZKC EMAIL INTERNATIONAL CLUB TOURNAMENT Sponsored by ZHANKGKONG BARBELL COMPANY Organized by the Oceania Weightlifting Federation (OWF) July - 2013 MEN Place 56KG CATEGORY D.O.B NAT C L U B B/W SNATCH C/JERK TOTAL Points 1 Fred Oala 1996 PNG Hanuabada club 56.00 90 120 210 28 2 L.Guinares 1990 NZL NFTR Club 55.40 89 119 208 25 3 Taakite Kitron 1993 KIR Taborio Club 56.00 90 105 195 23 4 C.Moss 1997 NZL Northsport Club 55.00 73 93 166 22 5 Ruben Katoatau 1997 KIR Betio Club 56.00 65 90 155 21 6 Kaekae Katoatau 1996 KIR Taborio Club 56.00 60 85 145 20 7 R.Madges 1994 NZL Christchurch C/W Club 53.70 63 80 143 19 8 Timote Toa 1996 TGA Maufanga Club 55.80 60 74 134 18 9 Igo Lohia 1999 PNG LDT Club 52.43 50 70 120 17 10 Tibwere Uaaba 1997 KIR Taborio Club 56.00 50 65 115 16 11 Nou Puka 1999 PNG Hanuabada club 55.86 50 60 110 15 12 Liam Hanlon 1996 AUS Cougars Club 50.55 46 62 108 14 13 Lohia Heni 1999 PNG LDT Club 46.00 50 55 105 13 14 Fraser Jeavons 1997 AUS Brisbane Grammar Club 47.85 45 57 102 12 15 Malcom Camilleri 1999 MLT Cottonera Club 46.00 42 59 101 11 16 James Catlow-Elliott 1998 AUS Cougars Club 51.25 38 54 92 10 17 Ethan Catlow-Elliott 2000 AUS Cougars Club 51.85 40 48 88 9 18 Jakkson Sasser 1997 MHL Laura Club 53.24 38 50 88 8 19 Matthew Greh 1999 MLT Cottonera Club 55.53 38 50 88 7 20 John Nou 1997 PNG Hanuabada club 48.18 35 45 80 6 21 Daure Aire 1999 PNG Hanuabada club 55.86 35 45 80 5 22 S.Sexton 1970 NZL Canterbury Club 48.45 32 42 74 4 23 Michael Riklon 2000 MHL Laura Club 27.60 25 37 62 3 24 Sam Weston 2000 AUS Cougars Club 48.85 27 35 62 2 25 Joshua Coumi 2001 AUS Morayfield W/L Club 45.80 20 35 55 1 26 Mikko Lambacka 2000 FIN Ounasvaara Athlet Club 50.90 23 32 55 27 Paul Muscat 1996 MLT Cottonera Club 48.58 19 35 54 28 Finn Dargavel 2002 AUS Milton W/L Club 45.65 22 30 52 29 Deane Zammit 1999 MLT Cottonera Club 30.70 15 32 47 30 Ty Huston 2000 AUS Sunshine Coast Club 38.40 19 27 46 31 Chris Weston 2002 AUS Cougars Club 38.85 20 25 45 32 Shardon Cassar 2002 MLT Starmax Club 30.90 16 22 38 33 Michael Azzopardi 2000 MLT Starmax Club 39.45 18 20 38 34 Rylee Borg 2006 MLT Cottonera Club 27.91 15 20 35 Place 62KG CATEGORY D.O.B NAT C L U B B/W SNATCH C/JERK TOTAL Points 1 I.Guinares 1988 NZL NFTR Club 61.40 114 142 256 28 2 Lapua Lapua 1991 TUV Halavai Club 62.00 115 140 255 25 3 Morea Baru 1990 PNG Hanuabada lub 59.50 105 130 235 23 4 Peter Enoch 1997 MHL Laura Club 61.76 96 122 218 22 5 C.Mc Taggart 1997 NZL Functional S/O Club 61.00 90 112 202 21 6 Raymond Santos 1991 NMI Marianas Strength Club 61.70 80 110 190 20 7 Lale Esau 1991 TUV Halavai Club 59.25 84 102 186 19 8 Ignastus Morea 1994 PNG Hanuabada Club 61.82 80 105 185 18 9 Tekinati Tenukai 1995 KIR Taborio Club 62.00 75 100 175 17 10 Jason Chan 1987 AUS Death Alley B/Club 62.00 71 102 173 16 11 Douglas Manzo 1998 TGA Maufanga Club 61.50 72 85 157 15 12 J.Taylor 1996 NZL Functional S/O Club 61.70 70 86 156 14 13 Alex Kuaba 1997 KIR Betio Club 62.00 65 90 155 13 14 Freedy Teaitaake 1998 KIR Taborio Club 62.00 60 92 152 12 15 Isi Kevau 1996 PNG Hanuabada Club 60.34 65 85 150 11 16 P.Sturmey 1996 NZL Gillies Auckland Club 58.10 65 80 145 10 17 Amanaki Paea 2000 TGA Maufanga Club 60.50 60 75 135 9 18 Bine Tebaubau 1998 KIR Betio Club 62.00 55 75 130 8 19 Miguel Grixti 1999 MLT Starmax Club 62.00 53 63 116 7 20 Puka Oru 1994 PNG Hanuabada club 58.60 48 65 113 6 21 Tebwaa Iaabeta 1998 KIR Taborio Club 62.00 45 65 110 5 22 Gamu Vara 1996 PNG Hanuabada Club 60.54 48 60 108 4 23 K.Kingi -Kelso 1998 NZL Southland Club 59.05 48 58 106 3 24 Totau Manu 1998 TGA Havelu Club 61.30 45 57 102 2 25 Michael Miller 1965 AUS Gold Coast W/L Club 60.70 45 56 101 1 26 Ali Vuki 1981 TGA Havelu Club 60.40 40 53 93 27 Kite Talanoa 1996 TGA Vaini Club 61.10 40 52 92 28 Kamesi Latu 1994 TGA Vaini Club 60.30 36 47 83 29 Blake Vassallo 2002 MLT Cottonera Club 56.04 28 37 65 Place 69KG CATEGORY D.O.B NAT C L U B B/W SNATCH C/JERK TOTAL Points 1 Manuel Minginfel 1978 FSM Yap Club 64.20 115 147 262 28 2 Toromon Takenibeia 1992 KIR Taborio Club 69.00 122 140 262 25 3 Elson Brechtefield 1994 NRU Marcus Club 68.90 110 145 255 23 4 Stevick Patris 1991 PLW Palau Club 66.90 110 140 250 22 5 Niumi Finau 1986 TGA Havelu Club 68.10 110 140 250 21 6 V.Villalon 1991 NZL Canterbury Club 68.65 5 135 240 20 7 Ofa Palanite 1990 TGA Maufanga Club 68.50 100 115 215 19 8 Chris Akarba Rangidimi 1995 NRU Marcus Club 68.70 90 125 215 18 9 J.Edwards 1982 NZL NFTR Club 68.50 94 120 214 17 10 Ioane Haumili 1988 TUV Halavai Club 64.32 90 120 210 16 11 Taabaaiti Titabu 1995 KIR Taborio Club 67.10 95 105 200 15 12 Peni Siolaa 1994 TGA Maufanga Club 67.80 85 115 200 14 13 Chris Saliba 1979 AUS Sunshine Coast Club 64.90 86 111 197 13 14 Michael Ward 1989 AUS Gold Coast W/L Club 68.30 79 108 187 12 15 E.Hawken 1996 NZL Southland Club 68.25 80 105 185 11 16 James Norman 1996 AUS Cougars Club 64.85 76 106 182 10 17 Darryl Hockings 1988 AUS Toowoomba W/L Club 69.00 78 103 181 9 18 Leo Sakarias 1977 PNG Hanuabada Club 69.00 75 105 180 8 19 M.Milne 1997 NZL Gillies Auckland Club 65.35 80 98 178 7 20 Toalei Manu 1999 TGA Maufanga Club 67.50 75 103 178 6 21 H.Kang 1988 NZL Northsport Club 65.40 77 97 174 5 22 Matthew Craford 1981 AUS Sunshine Coast Club 68.10 70 90 160 4 23 Billy Puka 1995 PNG Hanuabada Club 64.06 73 85 158 3 24 J.Ishida 1990 NZL Otago AWA Club 65.15 70 85 155 2 25 T.Johnson 1996 NZL Christchurch City Club 68.35 68 86 154 1 26 James Shaw 1994 AUS Sunshine Coast Club 68.00 63 82 145 27 Mitchell Daniels 1997 AUS Sunshine Coast Club 62.40 57 75 132 28 Joshua Mak 1999 AUS Cougars Club 64.95 57 70 127 29 Andrew Wang 1993 AUS Titans Club 68.84 50 70 120 30 Fotu Mafoka 1990 TGA Havelu Club 67.50 50 65 115 31 T.Bray 1996 NZL Christchurch City Club 62.45 45 63 108 32 Semisi Taai 1995 TGA Vaini Club 68.10 45 57 102 33 Tevita Teisina 1993 TGA Vaini Club 67.20 43 55 98 34 Andy Grech 1998 MLT Cottonera Club 68.95 36 48 84 35 Matias Mukkala 1992 FIN Reipas Club 67.80 105 0 0 Place 77KG CATEGORY D.O.B NAT C L U B B/W SNATCH C/JERK TOTAL Points 1 M.Madsen 1991 NZL Northsport Club 76.00 116 159 275 28 2 T.Han 1989 NZL Northsport Club 76.45 114 145 259 25 3 Tevita Wanono Tawai 1992 FIJ Levuka Club 72.20 105 150 255 23 4 Taretiita Tabaroua 1994 KIR Taborio Club 74.70 105 141 246 22 5 kanuati Bob 1994 MHL Laura Club 76.43 108 138 246 21 6 Tom-Jaye Waibeiya 1995 NRU Marcus Club 77.00 105 132 237 20 7 S.Bruerton 1993 NZL Christchurch City Club 76.45 101 133 234 19 8 C.Smith 1992 NZL Canterbury Club 76.95 100 120 220 18 9 Teaeki Tooke 1995 KIR Betio Club 77.00 100 120 220 17 10 Ben Siegert 1982 AUS Cougars Club 77.00 95 123 218 16 11 Atam Kokoria 1996 KIR Taborio Club 75.10 95 120 215 15 12 James Pakchung 1993 AUS Milton W/L Club 76.00 100 115 215 14 13 Tevita Unga 1993 TGA Vaini Club 74.30 94 115 209 13 14 Mitchell Boyd 1995 AUS Titans Club 75.80 75 115 190 12 15 A.Porter 1978 NZL Crossfit Auckland Club 76.70 82 105 187 11 16 Itaaka Teakai 1995 KIR Betio Club 70.60 80 100 180 10 17 Udi Heni 1979 PNG Hanuabada Club 72.96 80 100 180
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