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Weightlifting Queensland
Vol 7 No 4
Sept 1999
The Official Journal of the Queensland Weightlifting Association Inc.
PO Box 1056, Capalaba, Qld 4157
Tel: (07) 3823 1377 Fax: (07) 3823 1371
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Amanda Phillips Gold Medallist in the 69kg class at the Australian Championship and Best overall Junior and
Senior female. Amanda heads off to Greece for the senior World Championship in November.
Photo : BeSeen Photographics
Telstra Australian Championships
National Championships Results
Telstra Titans
Coaching – Points for Consideration
Sunshine Coast Weightlifting Club
Travels and Travails of a lifter
1999 World Junior Championship
Girls, Girls, Girls
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Lifting by the Numbers
Countdown to Sydney 2000 Olympics
Queensland 2000
Queensland Sinclair Rankings
Australian Records
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Queensland Weightlifting Association Inc.
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Disclaimer
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of the Officers or Management Committee of the QWA.
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1999 Calendar, Remaining Events
August 28
League ‘99 Round 3 & Masters H/cap Round 3
Sunshine Coast
September 3
Cougars Open Competition
Chandler
September 11
Qld Powerlifting Open - Athletes With A Disability
Chandler
September 18
QWA Handicap & Team Shield Competition
Chandler
October 1
Cougars Open Competition
Chandler
October 2
Telstra Australian Masters Championships
Adelaide, SA
October 16
League '99 Final
Chandler
October 22
TWA Open Competition
Toowoomba
October 30
Qld Masters H/cap Final
Sunshine Coast
November 6
Queensland 2000
Chandler
November 13-20
World Championships
Athens, Greece
November 13
Telstra Qld All Schools Championships
To Be Confirmed
December 5
Cougars Open Competition
Chandler
Provisional 2000 Competition Calendar
January 31
Nauru International Cup
Nauru
February 12
Telstra Qld U16 & U18 Championships
March 11
QWA League, School League & Masters League Round 1
March 24-26
Telstra International (SOCOG Test Event)
Sydney, NSW
April ??
Telstra National U16 & U18 Championships
Adelaide, SA
April 21-24
Suncorp North Queensland Games
Townsville, QLD
May 10-13
Oceania & South Pacific Championships
Apia, W. Samoa
May 21-31
World Junior Championships
Cairo, Egypt
May 27
QWA League, School League & Masters League Round 2
June 11
Telstra Australian Olympic Team Trials
June 17
Telstra Qld Masters Championships
July 8
Telstra Qld Open & U20 Championships
July 29
QWA Handicap & Team Shield Competition
August 9-15
Millennium Commonwealth Youth Games
Edinburgh, Scot
August ??
Telstra National U20 & Open Championships
Brisbane, QLD
September 16-26
Olympic Games
Sydney, NSW
September 30
QWA League, School League & Masters League Round 3
October 14
QWA League Final
October 28
Qld Masters H/cap Final
November 4
Telstra Qld All Schools Championships
November 18
Queensland 2000
December 2-3
Telstra Oceania Junior Championships
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Nudgee, QLD
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1999 Telstra National Open & Under 20 Championships
The 1999 “Nationals” were held in Melbourne on August 13-15 and a contingent of 23 athletes, 4 coaches
and 2 referees, plus the Andersen and Nightingale families, made the trek from Queensland to the Knox City
Shopping Centre for this event. Some of those who were there share their impressions of this year’s Telstra
National Championships.
Ian Moir
Maybe I’m getting old, but this one seemed to be the “busiest” national championship I can remember.
Crawling out of bed before dawn on Friday morning, I headed out to Capalaba to link up with Mike and
Debbie Keelan and Amanda Phillips to share a taxi to the airport for the 7:00am flight that would carry the
first group of Queensland weightlifters to Melbourne. Touching down at about 9:30, we climbed aboard the
mini bus we’d booked for the week end and with Barry Harden navigating, headed east into the wilds of
suburban Melbourne. About an hour later we arrived at our digs, the Knox Quality Inn, dropping Debbie
Keelan off at the competition venue along the way to attend to the weigh-in for the Disabled Powerlifting
session that would open the championships that afternoon.
Miles Wydall
I was rather honoured to be picked as a State men’s coach at the 1999 National Championships and really
enjoyed the event although it did not seem the same with Greg Hobl missing from the Team.
On arriving on the Friday at the airport in Melbourne there was a marathon hour journey from the airport to
the motel, which was made more bearable with the entertainment provided by Tim Oberg’s video camera
antics and Ian Moir's spectacular emergency stops and aggressive U turns across 6 lanes of traffic.
Ian Moir
With little time to waste after checking in at the hotel, Barry Harden and I headed back up the road to the
shopping centre, he to prepare to referee the first session of weightlifting and I to attend the technical
meeting preceding the championships. I had planned to be out of the meeting and back on the road within
the hour to pick up the bulk of the Qld team who were flying in on Friday afternoon, but I hadn’t counted on
a couple of things, like some roadworks, and making a mercy dash to “rescue” Mike and Amanda who’d set
out on foot from the hotel to the competition venue under the misapprehension that it was only a few
kilometres away (Barry and I had a quiet chuckle as we watched the odometer click over the 8 km mark,
measuring the distance to the venue on a later journey) and so I didn’t get back to the airport until after 2
o’clock. Then it was load the 12 seater to capacity, avoid running over Derryn Hinch and Jackie Weaver
standing at the kerb (playing “spot the celebrity” helps pass the time at Melbourne airport) and hit the road
again. Back at the hotel, I had enough time to change into my referee’s clobber and get back up to the venue
for the weigh-in of the 56kg & 62kg men, the first session that I was to referee over the week end. And what
a session that turned out to be, with Fred Buchanan and Cameron Andersen winning U20 medals for
Queensland alongside Victoria’s Yurik Sarkisian setting new Commonwealth records in the 62kg class.
Whew... and that was just the first day!
Debbie Keelan
Another National Championships. I showed great foresight in packing the imodium...I think…or did I jinx
myself. Anyway I must get the trophy for the person who spent the most amount of time in the toilet. And
sorry to Katrina Hawkins whom I deserted in warm-up after her snatches…when nature calls…
Started on the lomotil then and something must have kicked in as I made it all the way through coaching the
next group, somewhat successfully, without having to rush off. Anyway it was a super busy weekend, with
very little spare time. Except for all that time I spent in the toilet. Definitely not what you would class as a
holiday.
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Ian Moir
I think most of us were glad that there were no Queenslanders in the first session on Saturday, the 69kg
men’s division, so that we didn’t have to attend the 7:00am weigh-in. Leaving Alex Goodyear to shed a
couple of kilos in the hotel sauna, we headed back to the venue at about 8:30 on Saturday morning with our
other three 77kg men and assorted coaches and officials. John Nightingale then took the wheel and set off to
the airport to collect the final Queensland team members to arrive.
Miles Wydall
The shopping centre venue was novel, and provided a view of lifting that was quite unique as you could look
down from a balcony above the event and watch the lifts from a birds eye view.
The best battle of the Competition for me was between Marcus Harden and Jason Power for the 77Kg U20
Bronze Medal.
Marcus lead by 5Kg after the Snatches and pulled out a unbelievable final 115Kg Clean and Jerk to really
put the pressure on Jason Power who needed a 120Kg on his last lift to take the medal off Marcus.
Jason managed to grind his way out of the squat and then held on to a great Power Jerk that screwed him
into the ground to win on bodyweight with a really amazing lift. As Jason's coach it was one of those
moments that really puts a lump in your throat, although it was such a great battle it was a shame that
anybody had to lose.
Wes Cassidy made his first return to the Nationals since he was a junior and was a little disappointed with
his 210Kg total as he had hoped to improve on his State Championships result, but felt he was a little bit
platform rusty. He however had a new PB although it was not the kind he wanted as he missed the jerk for
the first time ever in competition!
Ian Moir
I was the M.C. for the 77kg category and had a front row seat for the battle between our own two lifters,
Jason Power and Marcus Harden, for the junior bronze medal, which Jason eventually won on bodyweight
with a solid performance at his first major championship. Alex Goodyear’s recent illness had taken it’s toll
on his preparation for this competition and although he won the battle to bring his bodyweight down, he was
unable to meet the challenge thrown out by Victoria’s Chris Dove for the senior bronze medal. Alex finished
fourth, a credible result all things considered. At the conclusion of the medal presentation for this group, I
headed up to the weigh-in room to attend to my official duties for the 94kg class and so I missed Tim
Oberg's performance in the 85kg category, but I'm sure that it's on video tape, like just about everything else
Tim did on the week end.
Debbie Keelan
The womens team on the whole were on their best behaviour, except for one little “accident”. It was great to
see so many personal best performances. And it was great to be there and see and feel the lifters' excitement
about lifting at the Nationals. As Womens Coach for the Queensland team, I noticed yet again that I am a
rarity, as all other States had male coaches.
Ian Moir
Out of the 12 sessions of the championships, I refereed three, was M.C for two and operated the timing
clock once. It was the session during which I was timekeeper that I enjoyed the most because I was able to
take advantage of being close to the platform, without having to concentrate on official duties as much as
when refereeing or announcing. This meant that I was able to appreciate the contests of the 63kg and 69kg
women, which featured four Queenslanders - Angela Bentley, Melissa Nightingale, Katrina Hawkins and
Amanda Phillips. Angela, Melissa and Victoria’s Debbie Smith set to work to produce a hard fought battle
in the 63’s. Angela managed to stay ahead of Melissa and hold first position until Debbie’s final clean &
jerk was passed for the gold medal. In the 69’s, Amanda Phillips moved quickly into the driving seat,
pressuring Simone Ingram of Victoria. Amanda emerged victorious even though her leg strength deserted
her after the first clean & jerk.
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Miles Wydall
The senior women’s competition was spoilt by a number of bombs in the top ranked females, and it was
great to see Amanda Phillips win the best overall female title as Mike Keelan coached her to victory in the
69Kg Class.
Debbie Keelan
It was disappointing to see so many of our National Womens Squad bombing out…but good news for
Amanda Phillips who took out best overall Senior and Junior female lifter awards. Anyone need to buy a
new “Telstra” phone? I’m sure she has got one or two for sale by now.
I guess the bombing out thing is a sign of the times with our best females getting even more competitive
with just four places in the Olympic Games team in their sight.
Miles Wydall
The battle between two relative newcomers – Megan Warthold and Natasha Barker in the 58Kg class
provided the best entertainment of the Womens Competition with Diana Loy overpowering Debbie Lewis in
Clean and Jerk to take the Senior bronze medal in that class, and it was great to see Kristy Moore win the
75Kg class after last year's bomb out.
Other notable performances were Melissa Nightingale's 82.5Kg Clean and Jerk in the 63Kgs. Justine
Hartwig’s silver on bodyweight with a great Clean and Jerk in the 53Kg class and 14-year-old Desiree
Gagliardi who seemed very composed on the platform in such a major event and managed 3 PB’s to win the
U20 48Kg Class.
It was also great to see Leonie Himiona handle the event with a great determined and focused attitude, and
finally banish the platform jitters that have dogged her in the past.
Ian Moir
Peter Thomsen was our man in the 94’s. Nursing a hamstring injury sustained just a week earlier, Peter was
under no illusions about his medal chances. None the less, he gave his all as usual, lending credence to the
belief that Peter will always be out there on the platform when it counts.
Sunday dawned grey and drizzling. When Victorian coach Martin Leach appeared at the first weigh-in and
announced that the sun was up, I asked him, “how can you tell?”. After the three Queenslanders who were
competing in the 105kg category ‘B’ group were weighed, Miles drove them back to the hotel for breakfast,
leaving me and my fellow referees to complete the weigh-in and await the opening of the centre’s food court
so that we could fortify ourselves with some McBreakfast.
Miles Wydall
Peter Foster at his first major competition lifted well, and really enjoyed just being there. Bryan Fisher lifted
a U16 National record in the Clean and Jerk of 110Kg, although I think he was a little overawed by the
event.
Damon Kelly took U16 records in the Snatch Clean and Jerk and Total and increased his PB’s by 20Kg’s.
He was very pleased with his Junior Silver medal and rather amazed and a little embarrassed to receive an
Open Men's Silver Medal as well.
Paul Wheeler put in the best Queensland male lifters' performance to increase his best total to 275Kg.
Ian Moir
Although not everything went strictly according to plan (when does it ever?) all in all this was another
successful National Championships for the Queensland crew. Something which may have taken more than
few people by surprise this year was the resurgence of the NSW senior women's team, whose victory broke
Queensland's three-year hold on the championship shield. Winning back that shield will be just one of the
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challenges that Queensland's weightlifters will rise to next year when the National Championships come to
our home state in August 2000.
Telstra Australian Open & Under 20 Weightlifting Championships
Knox city Shopping Centre, Melbourne
Fri Aug 13-Sun Aug 15 1999
FEMALE
YOB STATE
B/WT SNATCH
JERK
TOTAL O
95.0 1
90.0 2
82.5
75.0
0.0
0.0
48 kg Class
Maria Vasiliades
Mary Macken
Desiree Gagliardi
Jo Tresize
Margaret Banham
Amanda Inman
78
61
84
83
77
75
NSW
NSW
QLD
VIC
WA
TAS
39.50
47.65
46.30
46.55
47.00
47.20
42.5
40.0
35.0
32.5
0.0
62.5
52.5
50.0
47.5
42.5
57.5
0.0
53 kg Class
Nadine Latif
Justine Hartwig
Kristy Hansen
Coral Quinell
Seen Lee
Rebecca Rush
78
74
81
57
82
82
NSW
QLD
SA
NT
VIC
TAS
52.05
52.20
52.55
52.65
52.60
52.95
57.5
55.0
55.0
55.0
55.0
0.0
77.5
77.5
77.5
65.0
60.0
70.0
135.0
132.5
132.5
120.0
115.0
0.0
1
2
3
4
58 kg Class
Meagan Warthold
Natasha Barker
Diana Loy
Debbie Lewis
Jackie White
Kelly O'Meara
Lenor Quinell
Rebecca Switch
72
70
65
81
82
82
82
79
NSW
NSW
QLD
SA
VIC
VIC
NT
WA
57.65
57.65
56.75
56.45
57.45
57.10
57.05
53.25
75.0
70.0
62.5
62.5
57.5
50.0
45.0
42.5
87.5
90.0
85.0
80.0
70.0
60.0
60.0
60.0
162.5
160.0
147.5
142.5
127.5
110.0
105.0
102.5
1
2
3
4
5
63 kg Class
Debbie Smith
Angela Bentley
Melissa Nightingale
Kirsti Georgeff
Nicole Sawon
Rosie Guardiani
Caroline Hendriks
Jay Saxton
66
67
81
78
78
77
80
72
VIC
QLD
QLD
SA
SA
VIC
VIC
WA
60.30
58.90
61.85
62.95
62.70
61.90
61.50
62.00
65.0
70.0
67.5
57.5
55.0
45.0
40.0
75.0
90.0
82.5
82.5
75.0
67.5
60.0
55.0
0.0
155.0
152.5
150.0
132.5
122.5
105.0
95.0
0.0
1
2
3
4
5
6
69 kg Class
Amanda Phillips
Simone Ingram
Sarah Stranan
Maria Constantinidis
Katrina Hawkins
Melissa Cranwell
81
77
81
83
69
82
QLD
VIC
TAS
NSW
QLD
VIC
68.15
68.25
67.80
67.35
63.85
65.10
80.0
77.5
67.5
52.5
52.5
52.5
100.0
100.0
82.5
72.5
70.0
65.0
180.0
177.5
150.0
125.0
122.5
117.5
1
2
3
75 kg Class
Kristy Moore
78
TAS
73.05
80.0
97.5
7
20
1
2
1
2
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
1
2
3
4
177.5 1
4
Sinclair
151.79
123.14
115.36
104.44
0.00
0.00
173.56
170.02
169.28
153.12
146.83
0.00
196.08
193.06
179.62
174.07
154.15
133.47
127.47
129.82
182.41
181.79
174.19
152.50
141.27
121.88
110.64
0.00
199.69
196.80
166.78
139.39
140.01
133.06
191.56
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Saree Williams
Raelene Warren
Alison Burch
Deborah Lovely
Caroline Pileggi
76
78
82
83
77
VIC
NSW
SA
QLD
WA
74.20
73.30
69.75
74.60
74.90
75+ kg Class
Danielle Waller
Alexi Adorni
Lindsay Borg
Jamila Boutros
Emma Bennett
Sarah Bates
Leanne Johnson
Leonie Himiona
Kelly Pascoe
Melissa Bethune
65
77
82
84
79
84
71
81
80
79
WA
NSW
NSW
NSW
VIC
SA
VIC
QLD
SA
QLD
84.00
78.20
89.15
92.50
97.60
84.75
80.40
88.45
89.45
148.55
MALE
56 kg Class
Mehmet Yagci
Chris Burden
Alex Kopczynski
Fred Buchanan
Dean Hewson
YOB STATE
77.5
77.5
50.0
52.5
87.5
90.0
87.5
70.0
67.5
0.0
67.5
87.5
72.5
77.5
67.5
77.5
65.0
75.0
60.0
80.0
62.5
75.0
55.0
80.0
50.0
65.0
40.0
50.0
0.0 Withdrw
B/WT SNATCH
167.5 2
165.0 3
120.0 4
120.0
0.0
155.0
150.0
145.0
140.0
140.0
137.5
135.0
115.0
90.0
0.0
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
6
5
6
JERK
TOTAL O
20
72
70
81
80
84
NSW
SA
SA
QLD
VIC
56.00
56.00
55.45
54.80
55.70
105.0
90.0
77.5
72.5
55.0
122.5
115.0
97.5
95.0
77.5
227.5
205.0
175.0
167.5
132.5
1
2
3
4
62 kg Class
Yurik Sarkisian
George Ivanovski
Damien Hewish
Michael Quinn
Chris Clark
Daniel Turnor
Cameron Andersen
61
68
64
74
83
82
83
VIC
NSW
VIC
SA
TAS
WA
QLD
61.70
61.55
59.25
61.55
61.45
60.60
60.05
127.5
90.0
95.0
87.5
87.5
75.0
62.5
165.0
115.0
107.5
115.0
110.0
95.0
87.5
292.5
205.0
202.5
202.5
197.5
170.0
150.0
1
2
3
4
5
6
69 kg Class
Sevdalin Marinov
John Eptaminitakis
Garth Vanden Ende
David Johnson
Paul Mateos
David Thomas
Bradley Tate
Anthony Vasiliades
Steve Williams
Rob Liversage
Paul Deer
Scott Lohrey
68
73
80
79
80
77
82
79
67
82
82
78
VIC
NSW
WA
TAS
VIC
VIC
WA
NSW
NT
SA
SA
TAS
68.95
68.85
66.55
68.50
67.45
68.10
66.05
66.85
66.70
67.55
63.70
68.75
112.5
112.5
105.0
107.5
95.0
97.5
90.0
85.0
72.5
62.5
60.0
107.5
142.5
132.5
135.0
130.0
130.0
127.5
112.5
110.0
92.5
82.5
75.0
0.0
255.0
245.0
240.0
237.5
225.0
225.0
202.5
195.0
165.0
145.0
135.0
0.0
1
2
77 kg Class
Craig Blythman
Keith Murphy
Chris Dove
Alex Goodyear
Matthew Williams
70
78
73
72
80
VIC
VIC
VIC
QLD
TAS
76.40
77.00
76.35
76.65
76.55
137.5
120.0
117.5
110.0
107.5
162.5
140.0
135.0
135.0
127.5
300.0
260.0
252.5
245.0
235.0
1
2
3
4
5
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
179.75
177.85
131.84
128.54
0.00
160.30
158.21
148.03
142.01
140.98
141.90
141.23
117.58
91.82
0.00
Sinclair
1
2
3
359.05
323.54
279.04
270.42
210.29
1
2
3
419.93
294.97
302.05
291.37
284.60
248.18
220.88
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
332.91
320.22
322.46
311.68
298.98
296.66
273.79
261.02
221.27
192.44
188.32
0.00
363.39
313.30
305.99
296.12
284.28
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Michael Klinkert
Wes Cassidy
Jason Power
Marcus Harden
Sam Mortimore
Craig Gulliver
Adam Latif
80
69
82
79
82
80
84
SA
QLD
QLD
QLD
VIC
NSW
NSW
75.15
75.65
75.65
75.95
76.45
75.80
69.50
95.0
95.0
90.0
95.0
80.0
80.0
72.5
125.0
115.0
120.0
115.0
107.5
105.0
90.0
220.0
210.0 6
210.0
210.0
187.5
185.0
162.5
85 kg Class
Sergo Chakoian
Damian Brown
Michael Pileggi
Hussein Madbouh
Ben Mulder
Richard Dove
Lukas Krajewski
Tim Oberg
Phil Maunder
Tomasz Wojkowski
Luke Strevett
Brian Reid
Dominic Rae
James Swann (G)
69
70
75
78
78
70
81
78
65
71
83
82
74
74
VIC
VIC
WA
NSW
TAS
VIC
VIC
QLD
SA
NT
WA
SA
SA
NZL
80.50
84.65
84.40
84.95
84.15
83.95
83.85
84.50
81.70
84.75
84.30
83.90
84.25
84.95
155.0
150.0
135.0
120.0
120.0
117.5
115.0
110.0
100.0
90.0
90.0
95.0
90.0
145.0
190.0
180.0
160.0
160.0
157.5
152.5
137.5
142.5
125.0
120.0
117.5
110.0
115.0
167.5
345.0
330.0
295.0
280.0
277.5
270.0
252.5
252.5
225.0
210.0
207.5
205.0
205.0
312.5
94 kg Class
Harvey Goodman
Chris Duthie
Craig Barker
Ali Ibrahim
Chris Eastwell
Peter Thomsen
Nigel Knowles
Andrew McDowall
Robert Campbell
67
67
71
82
78
64
80
80
72
VIC
SA
VIC
NSW
WA
QLD
SA
WA
NSW
91.85
93.50
89.50
93.25
91.20
92.65
85.05
89.70
87.40
155.0
125.0
135.0
120.0
117.5
100.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
195.0
172.5
160.0
155.0
145.0
140.0
122.5
125.0
Inj.
350.0
297.5
295.0
275.0
262.5
240.0
222.5
0.0
0.0
1
2
3
4
5
6
105 kg Class
Alex Karapetyn
Martin Fiay
Javan Waller
Paul Wheeler
Andrew Edenborough
Caleb Loades
Nick Kardoulias
Allan Stenson
Peter Foster
Paul Banschikov
Bryan Fischer
Ben Simmons
Khaled Zaoud
Maurice Kanara
70
70
71
71
81
73
81
74
67
79
83
79
82
84
VIC
NSW
WA
QLD
VIC
SA
NT
SA
QLD
VIC
QLD
NT
NSW
QLD
94.15
95.05
104.70
98.20
97.15
104.15
104.40
103.40
97.55
103.30
103.15
97.50
99.45
103.50
160.0
130.0
125.0
122.5
112.5
115.0
105.0
107.5
100.0
97.5
85.0
85.0
75.0
67.5
190.0
167.5
165.0
152.5
147.5
145.0
127.5
122.5
127.5
120.0
110.0
100.0
100.0
85.0
350.0
297.5
290.0
275.0
260.0
260.0
232.5
230.0
227.5
217.5
195.0
185.0
175.0
152.5
1
2
3
4
105+ kg Class
Corran Hocking
Damon Kelly
Byron Moulton
George Boutros
80
83
83
83
VIC
QLD
NSW
NSW
146.75
130.15
127.30
107.90
155.0
95.0
85.0
80.0
195.0
120.0
110.0
90.0
9
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
7
8
9
10
2
3
11
1
2
269.49
256.07
256.07
255.39
227.02
225.28
210.83
404.16
375.49
336.21
317.98
316.79
308.64
288.83
287.59
261.25
238.79
236.64
234.41
233.87
354.89
382.25
322.36
326.13
298.32
287.62
261.10
252.52
0.00
0.00
9
3
4
5
6
7
378.12
320.12
301.44
292.12
277.32
270.69
241.88
240.00
242.27
227.02
203.63
197.05
185.03
159.08
350.0 1
215.0 2
195.0
170.0
1
2
3
4
351.33
215.20
195.43
175.21
1
5
6
7
8
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Athletes with Disabilities Section
WOMEN
Suzanne Twelftree
SA
Kim Neuenkirchen
NSW
MEN
Tony Grotto
VIC
Richard Nicholson
ACT
Steve Green
QLD
Shaun Cavuoto
SA
Darren Gardiner
QLD
Kahi Puru
NSW
113.45
0.0 Withdrw
0.00
45.40
68.75
50.0
60.0
52.5
65.0
55.0
67.5
78.09
74.61
43.95
59.85
82.10
95.90
99.75
142.60
100.0
162.5
175.0
137.5
182.5
190.0
105.0
167.5
177.5
145.0
190.0
200.0
107.5
172.5
180.0
150.0
192.5
225.58
254.82
208.40
160.82
203.31
200.32
Best Senior Male : Yurik Sarkisian, Best Junior Male : Corran Hocking
Best Senior Female : Amanda Phillips, Best Junior Female : Amanda Phillips
TEAM POINTS
SENIOR MEN
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
SENIOR WOMEN
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
JUNIOR MEN
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
JUNIOR WOMEN
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
0.0
Victoria
New South Wales
South Australia
Queensland
Western Australia
Tasmania
Northern Territory
70 points
42 points
32 points
31 points
22 points
18 points
4 points
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
Tasmania
Western Australia
Northern Territory
54 points
40 points
40 points
33 points
15 points
11 points
8 points
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
New South Wales
Western Australia
Tasmania
Northern Territory
49 points
38 points
34 points
32 points
28 points
25 points
11 points
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
New South Wales
Tasmania
Northern Territory
Western Australia
45 points
38 points
35 points
22 points
7 points
5 points
4 points
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Jason Power (Above Left) and Marcus Harden (Above Right) had a fierce battle for the U20 Bronze medal in the 77kg
division.. Photos : BeSeen Photographics
Diana Loy – bronze medallist at 58kg.
Cameron Anderson, U20 bronze medallist
(62kg).
Photo: BeSeen Photographics
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Photo: BeSeen Photographics
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TELSTRA TITANS
At the conclusion of the 1999 Telstra Austrlian Weightlifting Championships, the following team was
selected to represent Australia at the 1999 World Championships in Athens, Greece on 18-28 November.
MEN
WOMEN
56kg
Mehmet Yagci (NSW)
58kg
Natasha Barker (NSW)
62kg
Yurik Sarkissian (VIC)
63kg
Jay Saxton (WA)
77kg
Craig Blythman (VIC)
69kg
Simone Ingram (VIC)
85kg
Damian Brown (VIC)
69kg
Amanda Phillips (QLD)
85kg
Sergo Chakoian (VIC)
75kg
Michelle Kettner (NSW)
94kg
Harvey Goodman (VIC)
75kg
Caroline Pileggi (WA)
94kg
Kiril Kounev (VIC)
COACH
Luke Borreggine (NSW)
COACH
Jack Walls (WA)
COACH
Martin Leach (VIC)
ASSIST COACH Mike Keelan (QLD)
MANAGER Robert Kabbas (VIC)
DOCTOR
Donald Kuah (NSW)
MASSAGE Debbie Ashton (WA)
Steve Tikkanen (NSW)
Telstra Titans Web Site : http://www.qwa.org/titans/content.asp
World Championships Web Site : http://www.wwc99.org/
Coaching – Points for Consideration
By Mike Keelan
TEACHING
Do I plan my teaching strategies?
How do I go about teaching a new skill? Does it follow this pattern?
 Introduction
 Explanation
 Demonstration
 Practice drills
 Feedback
Would it be worth trying to vary this pattern? For example:
 Begin with a question or a problem
 Then a practical activity to find answers / solutions
 Group-discussion and feedback
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Demonstration
Explanation
Do I clearly explain new skills? Am I concise? How do I ensure that my athletes have understood?
How much information do I present to my athletes? Am I overloading them with information?
Are my demonstrations clear? Are they visible to all my athletes? Do I do all the demonstrating or get my
athletes involved as well?
Do I focus on just a few key-teaching points?
Do I use questioning as a method of teaching? What kind of questions do I ask? Are they knowledge and
comprehension based? (e.g. “How should you hold the racquet for a forehand?)
Or do they also demand synthesis and evaluation? (e.g. “If you wanted to move the ball to the left what
would you need to do?”)
Do I provide follow-up instruction to consolidate new skills?
Do I always link instruction to practice?
intervening to offer feedback?
Do I give athletes sufficient time to practice skills before
Do I provide extension and challenge exercises for my athletes?
How do I monitor drills and practice sessions? Do I make an effort to check how all my athletes are going?
Do I offer specific, constructive and positive feedback to all my athletes? Do I focus my instruction on a
couple of athletes or all equally?
How do I correct athlete errors? Do I describe before evaluating? Do I avoid personal criticism? Do I get
the athlete involved in deciding what needs to be done?
How do I deal with different levels of development and different learning rates between my athletes?
When I’m teaching is the focus on me and my instructions or on the athletes and their learning activities?
How do my athletes respond to my teaching style?
MANAGING
How do I plan for training sessions?
Do my training sessions run smoothly? Do they begin on time? Are the transitions between activities quick
and efficient?
How do I gain my athletes’ attention?
Do I do all the managing or do I delegate some of the tasks to my athletes? Do I encourage my athletes, for
instance, to take some responsibility for the setting up and putting away of equipment, organising
themselves into drills and so on?
Do I supervise training sessions in an active and enthusiastic manner?
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Do I ever need to discipline my athletes? How do I deal with discipline problems? Can I discipline an
athlete without putting them down? How?
Am I always attentive to safety considerations? Can I obtain appropriate first aid for injured athletes?
How do I manage my athletes? Am I loud and bossy or low-key and gently assertive?
How do my athletes respond to my managerial style?
Sunshine Coast Weightlifting Club
By Barry Harden
The Sunshine Coast Weightlifting Club has been around for about 30 years, originally formed by Bob
Henderson when he moved to the Coast. I have been a member of this club for the past 25 years.
During the time I have been a member I have seen the Sunshine Coast Weightlifting Club go through many
highs and lows. Over the years the club has hosted State and National Championships, been housed in some
of the best venues and some of the worst. Our membership has varied, from at times as high as thirty to as
low as five. Through all this the Sunshine Coast Weightlifting Club has had its share of successes with State
and National Champions being produced.
In recent years I wandered if we should have changed our name to the Wanders Weightlifting Club with no
real place to call home.
We believe that finally this all about the change. Hopefully by the time you read this, the Sunshine Coast
Weightlifting Club will be housed in it’s new home at the University of the Sunshine Coast.
The Sunshine Coast Weightlifting Club was incorporated September last year and has a membership of
twelve most of which are active members. But, unlike the years gone by we do not have any school age
members. I think this will change with the close proximity of several schools to the University.
Our club is looking forward to bigger and better things in the next century. We have a good cross section of
young and older lifters and a good example of female competitors as well. Hopefully, we can set the right
example for people wishing to try our sport.
As soon as Sunshine Coast Weightlifting Club is established in our new premises we will invite you all up
for some country hospitality. Stay tuned now you hear.
Travels and Travails of a Weightlifter
By Mal Irwin
I have had a busy year, forcing me to miss all competitions in which I may have made a mark. I have been
pleased to read in the last few days of the progress made by Master’s lifters in Toowoomba. Good work,
Bob Henderson, you must have gotten a few workouts together at last!
Allow me to bore you with my travelogue. My job has taken me to Ravenshoe on the Atherton Tableland. It
bills itself as the highest town in Queensland, and it reached by a constant climb from Atherton (itself
reached by a considerable rise from the Cairns coastal plain). A traverse across verdant razor-back ridges set
on rich red volcanic soil, moist with constantly flowing clean streams, makes Toowoomba country look
poor.
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Our work at Ravenshoe involved seismic profiling along three damsites, which are by nature hilly. The
equipment is heavy, although much reduced in weight from previous years. The historic Millstream Express
runs through one site. A 1925 steam engines hauls three wagons fourteen kilometres to a turning wye, where
afternoon tea is had while the engine decouples and turns. The power of the tourist industry is richly evident
here. Even in, or possibly because it is, mid-winter, there were dozens of interstate and international tourists
paying fares on the three days the Millstream runs. After ten days there, we moved west to Georgetown,
which is a dry desolate dusty place. It is three hundred kilometres from the Gulf of Carpentaria, and papers
only come once a week. The Internet is available at the Etheridge shire council office however, so the QWA
web-site would be there!
Five days of bush-bashing that could feature in a Malcolm Douglas episode followed. At one stage, a twokilometre return walk across the rocky Gilbert River carrying all our equipment was in prospect. However
the landowner brought out his 250XL Honda, and blasted around his desolate back-block to literally handblaze a trail through the river. After being caught in the sand briefly, we made it through the first time, while
another vehicle with winch stayed handy. I was more nervous on the repeat trip the next day, with no-one
else around, and a good four-hour walk from the homestead.
Then the highlight of the trip! Bypassing the tourist trap of Forsayth, the terminus of the Savannahlander
route, the strange time-warp experienced in Einasleigh was encountered. My travelling companion remarked
that places like this only existed in movies. Not so! The gold-miners and the cowboys were real, the big
news was the petition to the Council to fences the town. This is meant to keep out the feral pigs and cattle.
The pub shakes when the kelpie runs around upstairs, and the stairs were built for the verticallycompromised. On top of that, we hit town twenty-four hours after the Endeavour Foundation rally had hit
town (Byron Bay to Redcliffe in six days, no highways allowed). Nobody in Einasleigh had gone to bed or
bathed in that time. After that, the spartan but clean barracks at the Lynd Junction the next night were
luxurious.
There had been a breakdown in planning, so we were obliged to wait another two days to proceed. So a fivehour drive to Cairns ensued, with a desperate scramble to find accommodation on the evening of the Show
Holiday. The fishing fleet had also stood down due to gale-force winds. Settling down at nine-thirty pm in a
promising water-hole, I did some Yellow Pages research to locate Jim Barnes’s “Future Fitness” gym. He
has a bar of sorts; with some CRC, it functioned well enough to achieve 105kg X 3 for power cleans.
Ancillary exercises followed. Jim is a long-time enthusiast of the Iron Game.
The next day we returned to Mt Garnet to complete the job. After ALL the equipment broke down, it was
time to pack up the explosives and board the jet.
Tonight, six nights after my initial restart in Cairns, I went downstairs to power-snatch 82.5X3, absolutely
my best since starting Master’s lifting. I am now pondering what this means. After nearly four weeks with
only one general training session, one of my training exercises is at a long-time high, almost up to what I did
in my Thirties. Should I be training by carrying heavy equipment uphill and down dale, or was my ploy of
plyometric jumping and lifting the satellite phone (25 kgs) as a deadweight actually helpful? It would prove
the old maxim that the intensity of the contraction is as important as the weight being lifted. By rights, with
the long hours, only one whole day off work, alcohol imbiblication, late nights, up to five hundred kays per
day, I should be way behind. Master’s training is still a mystery. Or IS it the ginseng and pollen pills?
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1999 World Junior Championships
Savannah, USA
3-8 July 1999
Men's 56kg Class
Luo Zongnan
Wu Meijin
Armen Ghazaryan
Gulbey Akti
Masaharu Yamada
Cristian Sanchez
Abdalla Hassan
Yuichi Suehiro
Alejandro Romo
Born
1979
1980
1982
1980
1980
1983
1979
1979
1979
Nation
CHN
CHN
ARM
TUR
JPN
ECU
EGY
JPN
MEX
Body Wt.
55.82
53.44
55.80
55.74
55.56
55.58
55.24
55.32
53.86
Snatch
120.0
117.5
117.5
107.5
97.5
105.0
102.5
107.5
90.0
Jerk
150.0
145.0
140.0
132.5
137.5
125.0
125.0
120.0
120.0
Total
270.0
262.5
257.5
240.0
235.0
230.0
227.5
227.5
210.0
Men's 62kg Class
Shi Zhiyong
Lee Bae-Young
Yeon Je-Do
Stanel Stoica
Reyhan Arabacioglu
Ioannis Cholidis
Jose Utria
U. Bazarbaev
Toshio Imamura
Wu Hsien-Ming
Yukio Shimizu
Carlos Matos
Garth Van Den Ende
Huang Ching-Chung
Jonathan Philie
Born
1980
1979
1980
1980
1980
1981
1979
1981
1979
1981
1979
1981
1980
1980
1980
Nation
CHN
KOR
KOR
ROM
TUR
GRE
COL
TKM
JPN
TPE
JPN
MEX
AUS
TPE
CAN
Body Wt.
61.64
61.74
61.68
61.80
61.76
61.36
61.88
61.46
60.50
61.98
60.82
61.92
61.90
61.06
61.70
Snatch
150.0
130.0
130.0
130.0
120.0
120.0
117.5
115.0
112.5
112.5
107.5
102.5
100.0
95.0
90.0
Jerk
167.5
170.0
155.0
150.0
150.0
147.5
140.0
140.0
135.0
135.0
137.5
125.0
122.5
122.5
117.5
Total
317.5
300.0
285.0
280.0
270.0
267.5
257.5
255.5
247.5
247.5
245.0
227.5
222.5
217.5
207.5
Men's 69kg Class
Kalman Szasz
Rudik Petrosyan
Vigen Khachatryan
Chen Chufu
Sergei Shabali
Jorge Guiza
Mohamed Tantawy
Lin Chieh-Chih
Jim Chaplin
M. Muckenhuber
Janusz Czaban
Wu Chi-Sheng
Danny Schultz
Marcos Martinez
Stephan Guenard
Wei Xinbao
Born
1980
1980
1979
1980
1979
1981
1980
1980
1981
1981
1979
1981
1981
1980
1981
1979
Nation
ROM
ARM
ARM
CHN
BLR
COL
EGY
TPE
USA
AUT
FRA
TPE
CAN
PUR
CAN
CHN
Body Wt.
68.60
68.54
68.84
66.34
68.62
67.62
66.76
68.80
68.42
68.18
68.40
62.28
66.88
68.06
68.54
66.54
Snatch
147.5
137.5
140.0
140.0
130.0
120.0
120.0
120.0
132.5
115.0
120.0
112.5
110.0
107.5
102.5
---
Jerk
177.5
175.0
170.0
165.0
172.5
157.5
155.0
152.5
137.5
152.5
147.5
140.0
135.0
135.0
127.5
165.0
Total
325.0
312.5
310.0
305.0
302.5
277.5
275.0
272.5
270.0
267.5
267.5
252.5
245.0
242.5
230.0
---
Men's 77kg Class
Li Hongli
Radik Petrosyan
Oscar Chaplin
Claudiu Heghedus
Born
1980
1981
1980
1979
Nation
CHN
ARM
USA
ROM
Body Wt.
76.30
74.62
76.76
75.24
Snatch
162.5
152.5
155.0
147.5
Jerk
190.0
182.5
180.0
185.0
Total
352.5
335.0
335.0
332.5
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Miguel Gomez
Bekir Cubuk
Christos Christoforidis
Izzet Ince
Anthony Martin
Quincy Detenamo
Francois LaJeunesse
Ivan Mochnac
Rik Kruisselbrink
Lenin Letechipia
Robert Kondratiuk
Carl Dumas
Pablo Naranjo
Ali Oksala
1979
1980
1980
1981
1980
1979
1979
1981
1981
1979
1979
1980
1979
1980
ESP
TUR
GRE
TUR
USA
NRU
CAN
SVK
HOL
MEX
POL
CAN
ECU
FIN
75.92
75.34
76.40
74.90
75.52
76.32
76.32
74.84
71.10
70.90
75.80
76.32
76.48
76.70
142.5
140.0
137.5
135.0
130.0
125.0
125.0
115.0
105.0
105.0
155.0
122.5
--150.0
177.5
170.0
165.0
165.0
167.5
165.0
155.0
145.0
135.0
125.0
----155.0
---
320.0
310.0
302.5
300.0
297.5
290.0
280.0
260.0
240.0
230.0
---------
Men's 85kg Class
Sergei Zhukov
Wang Hailong
Ervin Dulgeroglu
Vladislav Yarkine
Sergio Martinez
Aurel Tataru
Ruslan Novikau
Hubert Chekhowski
Alexander Anischanka
Jose Navarro
Jose Barros
Dirk Springer
Reyhan Elmali
Jose Moreno
V. Konstantinidis
Julien Galipeau
Michael Martin
Balazs Sandor
Jason Gump
Hiroshi Morita
Didier Douli
Born
1979
1979
1979
1980
1979
1980
1979
1979
1979
1981
1979
1979
1981
1980
1982
1981
1983
1979
1980
1979
1979
Nation
RUS
CHN
TUR
RUS
ESP
ROM
BLR
POL
BLR
ESP
ARG
GER
TUR
COL
GRE
CAN
USA
CAN
USA
JPN
FRA
Body Wt.
84.06
83.94
83.50
84.62
84.42
84.36
84.88
82.40
83.66
84.22
84.28
84.42
84.56
82.82
84.78
83.50
77.60
79.56
81.24
83.36
83.96
Snatch
160.0
155.0
155.0
155.0
155.0
152.5
145.0
145.0
150.0
145.0
142.5
140.0
140.0
137.5
137.5
127.5
130.0
132.5
130.0
127.5
125.0
Jerk
197.5
195.0
192.5
187.5
185.0
185.0
185.0
180.0
175.0
180.0
177.5
180.0
170.0
167.5
162.5
170.0
160.0
157.5
157.5
160.0
160.0
Total
357.5
350.0
347.5
342.5
340.0
337.5
330.0
325.0
325.0
325.0
320.0
320.0
310.0
305.0
300.0
297.5
290.0
290.0
287.5
287.5
285.0
Men's 94kg Class
Szymon Kolecki
Alexander Nestchai
Benjamin Pirkkio
Ma Yanfei
Tomasz Brodowski
Konstantinos Garipis
Rodin Thoma
Ahmed Moustafa
Nicolas Foriel
Yen Yi-Lung
Roman Hlad
Jerry Polk
Born
1981
1979
1979
1979
1979
1981
1979
1979
1981
1980
1979
1980
Nation
POL
BLR
FIN
CHN
POL
GRE
NRU
EGY
FRA
TPE
SVK
USA
Body Wt.
93.50
93.62
92.74
93.88
91.80
93.80
93.50
93.22
90.20
93.86
93.48
93.88
Snatch
172.5
170.0
160.0
165.0
152.5
145.0
140.0
140.0
135.0
120.0
150.0
137.5
Jerk
222.5
202.5
200.0
195.0
180.0
185.0
180.0
175.0
167.5
160.0
-----
Total
395.0
372.5
360.0
360.0
332.5
330.0
320.0
315.0
302.5
280.0
-----
Men's 105kg Class
Angel Popov
Evgeni Tchiguichev
Vladimir Smortchkov
Born
1979
1979
1980
Nation
BUL
RUS
RUS
Body Wt.
102.98
104.60
99.50
Snatch
175.0
185.0
182.5
Jerk
222.5
212.5
210.0
Total
397.5
397.5
392.5
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Florin Vlad
Oleksiy Kolkoltsev
Giorgios Dermentzis
Ferenc Gyurkovics
Krzysztof Niemczuk
Vahan Hakobyan
Thomas Hoog
Talat Bayam
Badriddin Ergashev
Marcin Dolega
Joop Pastoors
1980
1981
1979
1979
1979
1979
1979
1981
1980
1982
1981
ROM
UKR
GRE
HUN
POL
ARM
GER
TUR
UZB
POL
HOL
102.72
104.78
103.28
103.12
101.20
102.90
104.24
98.92
104.32
99.72
102.10
170.0
170.0
170.0
167.5
157.5
162.5
155.0
155.0
157.5
157.5
132.5
215.0
202.5
197.5
190.0
195.0
190.0
197.5
195.0
187.5
185.0
147.5
385.0
372.5
367.5
357.5
352.5
352.5
352.5
350.0
345.0
342.5
280.0
Men's 105+kg Class
Artem Udachin
Marius Alecu
Attila Likerecz
Andrey Shelukha
Jason Kristal
Dimitri Wolf
Anthony Martin
Vitalijus Undraitis
Corran Hocking
Isca Kam
Ramiro Ramirez
Savas Aygun
Matthew Rue
Chen Ya-Lun
Chung Cheng-Lin
Cesar Chaparro
Born
1980
1979
1981
1979
1979
1980
1979
1979
1980
1980
1980
1982
1980
1979
1981
1979
Nation
UKR
ROM
HUN
RUS
USA
GER
AUS
LTU
AUS
NRU
ECU
TUR
USA
TPE
TPE
MEX
Body Wt.
123.12
113.56
113.52
143.18
136.50
121.54
141.30
107.60
147.32
134.68
127.48
108.54
118.52
105.12
118.54
136.16
Snatch
187.5
170.0
180.0
170.0
165.0
165.0
155.0
155.0
150.0
145.0
147.5
145.0
150.0
140.0
135.0
130.0
Jerk
220.0
220.0
202.5
205.0
200.0
190.0
200.0
190.0
190.0
190.0
182.5
180.0
170.0
170.0
170.0
160.0
Total
407.5
390.0
382.5
375.0
365.0
355.0
355.0
345.0
340.0
335.0
330.0
325.0
320.0
310.0
305.0
290.0
Women's 48kg Class
Li Zhou
Udomporn Polsak
Gema Peris
Erika Nomura
Ma Jose Tocino
Betsabe Gracia
Efstathia Spala
Lucie Perrin
Estelle LeChat
Lin Miao-Chun
Born
1981
1981
1983
1980
1982
1981
1979
1983
1984
1979
Nation
CHN
THA
ESP
JPN
ESP
MEX
GRE
FRA
FRA
TPE
Body Wt.
47.68
47.30
47.26
47.66
47.66
46.34
47.72
46.52
47.28
47.54
Snatch
75.0
72.5
70.0
67.5
65.0
57.5
60.0
50.0
55.0
62.5
Jerk
100.0
92.5
82.5
85.0
80.0
75.0
72.5
70.0
62.5
---
Total
175.0
165.0
152.5
152.5
145.0
132.5
132.5
120.0
117.5
---
Women's 53kg Class
Taengmo Muanghpo
Estefania Juan
Kumie Matsumiya
Lin Mei-Lin
Sakure Otake
Szilvia Nagy
Virginie LaChaume
Florencia Fernandez
Tatiana Fernandez
Nidia Pardo
Kristy Hansen
Marina Reyes
Born
1979
1981
1979
1982
1981
1982
1980
1982
1984
1983
1981
1980
Nation
THA
ESP
JPN
TPE
JPN
HUN
FRA
ARG
ESP
COL
AUS
MEX
Body Wt.
51.70
51.50
50.80
51.75
50.60
52.20
52.45
51.92
52.88
52.98
51.96
52.08
Snatch
85.0
75.0
72.5
67.5
67.5
67.5
65.0
67.5
67.5
62.5
57.5
---
Jerk
100.0
97.5
95.0
92.5
87.5
82.5
85.0
80.0
80.0
85.0
77.5
75.0
Total
185.0
172.5
167.5
160.0
155.0
150.0
150.0
147.5
147.5
147.5
135.0
---
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Women's 58kg Class
Chen Yanqing
Fatma Kabadayi
Sally Oates
Michaela Breeze
Marieta Gotfryd
Emilia Fernandez
Liao Ching-Chan
Taeko Okura
A. Klejnowska
Muslime Meral
Heidi Kanervisto
Tomomi Taira
Sosa Damaris
Yedid Orozco
Rusmeris Villar
Born
1979
1979
1979
1979
1980
1979
1981
1980
1982
1982
1981
1979
1981
1981
1983
Nation
CHN
TUR
USA
GBR
POL
ESP
TPE
JPN
POL
FRA
FIN
JPN
ESA
MEX
COL
Body Wt.
57.24
56.90
57.70
56.38
57.10
56.40
56.74
57.32
56.36
56.44
57.92
55.70
55.72
57.06
56.80
Snatch
102.5
85.0
82.5
80.0
82.5
75.0
77.5
75.0
70.0
72.5
75.0
67.5
67.5
70.0
65.0
Jerk
130.0
110.0
100.0
100.0
95.0
97.5
95.0
95.0
92.5
90.0
85.0
87.5
87.5
85.0
85.0
Total
232.5
195.0
182.5
180.0
177.5
172.5
172.5
170.0
162.5
162.5
160.0
155.0
155.0
155.0
150.0
Women's 63kg Class
Xiong Meiying
Dominika Misterska
Eszter Krutzler
Dondu Ay
Khoni Devi
Danica Rue
Veronika Burnova
Kim Mi-Kyung
Nagham Ramadan
Madiha Monem
Anastasia Tsakiri
Luz Acosta
Lin Yi-Min
Born
1979
1979
1981
1982
1979
1982
1979
1981
1983
1980
1979
1980
1979
Nation
CHN
POL
HUN
TUR
IND
USA
CZE
KOR
EGY
EGY
GRE
MEX
TPE
Body Wt.
62.86
61.92
62.14
62.48
62.80
62.72
62.24
61.00
62.92
61.76
62.26
61.50
62.52
Snatch
100.0
92.5
87.5
90.0
85.0
82.5
80.0
80.0
72.5
70.0
72.5
70.0
85.0
Jerk
122.5
120.0
115.0
112.5
110.0
105.0
102.5
100.0
95.0
95.0
90.0
85.0
---
Total
222.5
212.5
202.5
202.5
195.0
187.5
182.5
180.0
167.5
165.0
162.5
155.0
---
Women's 69kg Class
Lin Weining
Pawina Thongsuk
Olga Obrezkova
Shi Sun-Hee
Stacie Blaskowski
Amanda Phillips
Magdalena Jaciuk
Cinthya Dominguez
Chatzhioannou Ioannidi
Noemi Rivera
Lai Chun-Yuan
Born
1979
1979
1980
1979
1979
1981
1982
1982
1982
1979
1979
Nation
CHN
THA
RUS
KOR
USA
AUS
POL
MEX
GRE
PUR
TPE
Body Wt.
67.60
66.20
67.96
68.76
68.36
68.08
63.96
69.00
68.28
66.98
68.94
Snatch
105.0
100.0
100.0
85.0
85.0
80.0
75.0
75.0
72.5
70.0
70.0
Jerk
137.5
125.0
107.5
115.0
102.5
105.0
100.0
92.5
90.0
---
Total
242.5
225.0
207.5
207.5
187.5
185.0
175.0
167.5
162.5
---
Women's 75kg Class
Xu Jiao
Wanda Rijo
Gyongyi Likerecz
Romi Devi
Jean Lassen
Gulsah Ozdemir
Oksana Sukhoruk
Liu Fang-Hsiu
Ofelia Saavedra
Miho Tsuji
Born
1979
1979
1983
1980
1980
1984
1980
1980
1980
1979
Nation
CHN
DOM
HUN
IND
CAN
TUR
UKR
TPE
COL
JPN
Body Wt.
74.18
74.60
71.42
74.00
73.80
74.68
69.38
74.62
74.62
73.84
Snatch
115.0
100.0
100.0
92.5
90.0
95.0
90.0
82.5
77.5
85.0
Jerk
130.0
122.5
120.0
120.0
120.0
115.0
112.5
112.5
112.5
102.5
Total
245.0
222.5
220.0
212.5
210.0
210.0
202.5
195.0
190.0
187.5
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Amanda Atkinson
Teresa Gaume
Veronica Navarro
Agata Mika
Charlotte MacEachern
1982
1982
1981
1981
1981
USA
USA
MEX
POL
CAN
Women's 75+kg Class
Agata Wrobel
Cheryl Haworth
Mun Kyung-Ae
Lourdes Gorostegui
Melissa Bethune
Reanna Solomon
Carmen Martin
Peng Su-Yun
Rachel Hearn
Born
1981
1983
1979
1979
1979
1981
1982
1982
1980
Nation
POL
USA
KOR
ESP
AUS
NRU
ESP
TPE
USA
73.32
73.44
71.04
72.62
74.94
80.0
72.5
65.0
82.5
--
97.5
95.0
85.0
---
177.5
167.5
150.0
---
Body Wt.
113.22
135.42
90.42
94.84
149.28
123.22
77.42
102.22
108.16
Snatch
122.5
112.5
97.5
100.0
85.0
80.0
85.0
80.0
92.5
Jerk
142.5
137.5
130.0
122.5
112.5
112.5
100.0
105.0
90.0
Total
265.0
250.0
227.5
222.5
197.5
192.5
185.0
185.0
182.5
GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS
Excellent results at the Nationals with Amanda Phillips taking out both the Best Overall Senior and Junior
lifter awards. Amanda has also been selected to lift at the World Senior Weightlifting Championships in
Athens in November.
Congratulations to our record-breaking females from the Nationals; Melissa Nightingale set new National
Under 20 records, and Deborah Lovely set new National Under 16 records (at her second weightlifting
competition). Justine Hartwig set new Queensland records on the day. Way to go girls!!
Congratulations to all those who posted personal bests: Deborah Lovely, Desiree Gagliardi, Justine Hartwig,
Leonie Himiona (and she scored a photo in the Sun Herald), and Melissa Nightingale. Congratulations also
to all those who put in solid reliable performances on the day - just what the coaches like!!
Queensland came out second in team points in both the Under 20’s and Open – a sign of the times that
weightlifting for women is becoming much more competitive. But that’s a good thing, if we want to get up
there in the world rankings.
Amanda Phillips and Melissa Nightingale are off to the Annual Coca-Cola Junior Sports Award function in
September. Two weightlifters making it. Imagine the good this does for out public profile!
Debra Keelan has been selected to upgrade her International Paralympic Powerlifting Referee status to
Category 1 at the European Championships to be held in Budapest, Hungary in November. The Sydney
Organising Committee for the Paralympics has made this opportunity available. Exciting stuff!!!
Melissa Nightingale will be participating in the Landcare special Olympic promotion here in Queensland.
Amanda Phillips was invited…..maybe gardening just isn’t her thing.
Remember everyone about the Green and Gold Olympic sock promotion on the 15th September. Please get
behind this project, and get out there and buy your socks!!
The Annual Womensport Queensland Awards function must be just around the corner. So girls start saving
your pennies.
Welcome to all the new female lifters from the Windaroo Valley club. Excellent stuff.
Best wishes to Jo Garner as she heads off to compete at the Australian Masters Games in Adelaide.
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A Wise Man Has Said
Six Bright colours, different weights;
Black, white, green, yellow, blue and red.
“You’ve seen them before” a wise man has said.
The weights are the same.
So nothing is different,
only in your head.
Four by four, is the platform,
as solid as the performance you’re about to do.
“Something you’ve done before” a wise man has said.
The weights are the same, the platform is the same.
So nothing is different,
only in your head.
A cold steel bar is waiting for you,
you’re all chalked up and they’re cheering for you.
“You’ve been here before” a wise man has said.
The weights are the same, the platform is the same, the bar is the same.
So nothing is different,
only in your head.
The bar is set,
The clock ticks down, you could hear a pin drop.
You’re on the platform as the buzzer sounds.
“30 seconds just as before” a wise man has said.
Nothing is different,
just don’t lose your head!
You panic briefly,
then gather your focus and try again.
A solid performance, the down signal and three white lights.
“The weights, the platform and the bar are the same as before” a wise man has said.
You now see that nothing is different,
only in your head.
By Melissa Bethune
Lifting By The Numbers
By Ian Moir
For many years weightlifters all over the world have used the Sinclair formula to compare the performances
of athletes with different bodyweights. In recent times the QWA has developed a number of other ways to
compliment the standard measure of performance in our sport, i.e. the actual total of the lifters' best snatch
and best clean & jerk.
Because many of the QWA's competitions are conducted in 7 -10 bodyweight classes and two or more age
groups, some events provide very little direct competition for the athletes involved. To encourage the
competitive spirit among lifters, the QWA has employed a range of competition formats that measure
athletes' performances against their own Personal Bests and also against the performances of the best lifters
in the world. Here is a brief explanation of how the various scoring systems work:
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Sinclair Bodyweight Correction Formula (Internationally accepted)
Developed by Dr Roy Sinclair, this mathematical formula is used to "weight" the competition totals
achieved by lifters of varying sizes. The "Sinclair Table" consists of columns of bodyweights, each with a
corresponding coefficient. These coefficients are the product of a very involved mathematical process and
are used to indicate a point score by multiplying lifters' totals by the coefficient that corresponds to their
bodyweight. Put simply, the lighter the lifter - the larger the coefficient. Most "Best Lifter" awards are
determined by using this formula. The Sinclair coefficients are derived from the performances of the world's
best lifters across all bodyweight categories and are updated every Olympiad (4 years).
Malone-Meltzer Age Correction Formula (Internationally accepted)
Used in Masters competitions in conjunction with the Sinclair formula, the Malone-Meltzer formula
provides a means of comparing the performances of Masters lifters, taking into account the effects of aging
on physical performance. The Malone-Meltzer tables provide coefficients that correspond to each year of
age over 30. Once again put simply, the older the lifter - the larger the coefficient.
Forbes Improvement Formula (Used by QWA)
This home-grown formula was suggested by Toowoomba's Keith Forbes and is used in conjunction with the
Sinclair formula. The Forbes formula measures the improvement in a lifter's Sinclair performance over any
given period while taking into account the differences between the amount of improvement that can be
gained by athletes of varying levels of experience (novices improve faster and in greater leaps than advanced
lifters do). Applied in a competition, the Forbes formula uses the lifter's best Sinclair score to date as a
starting point. This score is then subtracted from the Sinclair score achieved by the lifter in that competition
to give their Sinclair Improvement. The Sinclair Improvement figure is then multiplied by the Sinclair score
achieved on the day to give the Forbes score. It is this multiplication of the Sinclair score by the Sinclair
improvement figure that brings the novice's potential for larger Sinclair improvements into perspective.
Example 1: Previous best Sinclair score = 300. Sinclair score achieved in competition = 305. Sinclair
improvement 305 - 300 = 5. Forbes score 305 x 5 = 1525.
Example 2: Previous best score = 200. Sinclair score achieved in competition = 207. Sinclair improvement
207 - 200 = 7. Forbes score 207 x 7 = 1449.
In the event that a lifter does not improve on their previous best Sinclair score, their Sinclair score on the
day is multiplied by 1.
This formula is used to determine the "William Faulkner Performance Awards", named after the QWA
Vice-President, which is presented at State Championships, and will be used in conjunction with the
Malone-Meltzer formula for next year's QWA Masters League.
QWA League & Queensland 2000 (Used by QWA)
Both of these competitions employ three measures of performance: percentage of World Record,
comparison to individual Personal Bests, and reward for consistency. The basic score for each competitor is
their total expressed as a percentage of the world record in their particular bodyweight category. For
example, a male lifter in the 77kg category who achieves a total of 250kg receives 67.114 points (250kg is
67.114% of the world record total 372.5kg). Lifters can add bonus points to this score by equalling or
exceeding their Personal Bests in snatch, clean & jerk and total and also succeeding with all six attempts.
They can also attract negative points if they fail to achieve close to their best results. This scoring system
was first used in the 1996 Queensland 1000 and has proved successful in producing entertaining battles
between lifters in competition.
Using different measures of performance adds a new dimension to weightlifting competitions and helps us
to present our sport in a variety of ways by taking full advantage of the technology that's available to all of
us in the computer age.
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Countdown to the Sydney 2000 Olympics
By Ian Moir
By the time this article is published, the Sydney 2000 Olympics will be less than a year away, and the
spectacular success that Queensland's Olympic Taskforce 2000 has had in attracting international teams and
associations to our state for pre-Olympic training means that many of us will have the opportunity to get a
feeling for the world's greatest sporting event long before the opening ceremony at Homebush Bay next
year.
The first of over 250 British Olympic Association (BOA) personnel have begun to arrive for training camps
situated on the Gold Coast and in Brisbane as a test of facilities and operations ahead of the 650 strong BOA
contingent that will decend upon South East Queensland next August before heading to the Games.
The person responsible for laying the groundwork for these training camps and bringing it all together is the
Managing Director of mja Matchpoint, Mick Aitken. I first met Mick in 1997, that's how long ago the BOA
decided on Queensland as their base for pre-Olympic training. And now they're here.
Our own Mike Keelan has spent countless hours assisting Mick and others to ensure that things run
smoothly, and a number of QWA members have already volunteered to assist the BOA as Camp
Ambassadors, based at the Brisbane camp centre - the Carindale Hotel.
The BOA weightlifters will train twice a day at Chandler when they arrive at the end of month and seven
British Paralympic Powerlifters competed at Chandler in the Queensland Powerlifting Open, organised by
the Sporting Wheelies & Disabled Sport Association with assistance from the Cougars Weightlifting Club
and the QWA.
All those years ago when Juan Antonio Samaranch announced Sydney as the site for the 2000 Olympic
Games, someone remarked that those Games would be upon us before we knew it. Well, the recent activity
around here is certainly testament to that.
The 1999 Queensland 2000
The Queensland 2000 is a unique event that brings Queensland’s top senior weightlifters and up-and-coming
juniors together in a fast-paced and highly entertaining competition.
The Queensland 2000 consists of three categories - Male, Female, and Junior (mixed). The five competitors
in each group do battle for cash prizes and a place in the sudden-death round where the winners of each
group go head-to-head in the ultimate test of power, endurance and determination.
The format of the Queensland 2000 challenges each athlete to push themselves beyond their perceived
limits, producing an atmosphere within the intimate setting of the weightlifting arena that draws the
audience into an emotional bond with the athletes, willing them to succeed with every attempt.
The Queensland 2000 Weightlifting Tournament
Cougars Weightlifting Club
Sleeman Centre, Chandler Brisbane
Saturday 6 November 1999
An experience not to be missed.
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Olympic Art and Sport Contest
The IOC is running an Olympic Art and Sport Contest.
Pieces that can be entered for the contest are :
A) 2 Dimensional Works - Painting, Drawing, Photography.
B) 3 Dimensional Works - Sculpture
Persons eligible to enter are :
A) Art students attending a college affiliated with the Australian Council of University Art and Design
Schools (ACUADS).
B) Athletes affiliated to National Federations whose sports are on the Olympic Program.
For more details contact the QWA.
Queensland Sinclair Rankings for 1999
Latest rankings available at any time at www.qwa.org
Female
Name
Amanda Phillips
Melissa Bethune
Angela Bentley
Diana Loy
Melissa Nightingale
Justine Hartwig
Katrina Hawkins
Deb Lovely
Nicole Burnie
Leonie Himiona
Danielle Barr
Desiree Gagliardi
Rachel Trigger
Christy Timms
Nerrida McCorkell
Renee Levine
Kylie King
Rebecca Marks
Meg Soroka
Andrea Lamont-Mills
Jo Garner
Rachel Affleck
Elizabeth Redman
Kristie Amadio
Cara Schulz
Sheridan Bower
Jeanine White
Lori DallDeVille
Club
Cougars
Cougars
Cougars
Qld Uni
Cougars
Sunshine Cst
Sunshine Cst
Cougars
Toowoomba
Cougars
Cougars
Cougars
Cougars
Rochedale
Windaroo
Toowoomba
Toowoomba
Windaroo
Cougars
Toowoomba
Cougars
Windaroo
Cougars
Cougars
Cougars
Windaroo
Windaroo
Cougars
Bwt
68.08
145.45
59.00
57.90
61.85
52.20
63.40
74.60
49.20
88.60
72.30
46.30
63.75
84.10
58.85
65.40
100.40
79.95
61.90
74.80
80.05
47.30
50.40
50.80
62.85
43.75
54.35
63.25
Snatch
80.0
87.5
70.0
65.0
67.5
55.0
55.0
52.5
42.5
55.0
47.5
35.0
42.5
45.0
35.0
37.5
42.5
37.5
35.0
32.5
35.0
22.5
25.0
22.5
30.0
20.0
22.5
20.0
C&J
105.0
110.0
85.0
85.0
82.5
77.5
77.5
67.5
52.5
65.0
60.0
47.5
52.5
57.5
47.5
47.5
52.5
52.5
45.0
47.5
45.0
35.0
35.0
35.0
35.0
30.0
30.0
25.0
Total
185.0
197.5
155.0
150.0
150.0
132.5
132.5
120.0
95.0
120.0
107.5
82.5
95.0
102.5
82.5
85.0
95.0
90.0
80.0
80.0
80.0
57.5
60.0
57.5
65.0
50.0
52.5
45.0
Date
2/07/99
27/03/99
8/05/99
20/02/99
13/08/99
13/08/99
24/07/99
13/08/99
6/03/99
28/08/99
18/06/99
13/08/99
18/06/99
17/04/99
28/08/99
17/04/99
17/04/99
28/08/99
18/06/99
24/07/99
28/08/99
28/08/99
30/03/99
3/09/99
3/09/99
28/08/99
28/08/99
3/09/99
Sinclair
205.332
197.500
184.594
180.544
174.190
170.025
151.965
128.537
126.984
122.653
116.461
115.364
108.663
105.972
98.391
96.050
95.400
94.304
92.863
85.611
83.796
79.110
78.849
75.152
74.871
73.136
65.635
51.671
Men
Name
Anthony Martin
Alex Goodyear
Club
Cougars
Cougars
Bwt
141.30
81.50
Snatch
155.0
122.5
C&J
200.0
145.0
Total
355.0
267.5
Date
2/07/99
8/05/99
Sinclair
355.000
311.051
26
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Paul Wheeler
Tim Oberg
Peter Thomsen
Bob Kennedy
Fred Buchanan
Wes Cassidy
Greg Hobl
Lazare Kazandjian
Bobby Johnson
Dion Wood
Jason Power
Marcus Harden
Peter Foster
Patrick Alldridge
Michael Cockram
Matthew Cornes
Barry Harden
Cameron Andersen
Andrew Kruger
John Hanlon
Peter Caton
Bob Henderson
Damon Kelly
John Bauer
Bryan Fischer
Joel Wilson
Keith Wright
Lawrie Townsend
Brad Monk
Nick Brownjohn
Adrian Tsang
John Ryan
Ray Louden
Paul McBride
Eddie Rush
Ryan Shinn
David Hickson
Rohan Nelson
Ben George
Mark Newman
Ben Grzes
Philip Grazier
Nicholas Easton
Troy Hewkins
Anthony Symons
Craig Lancaster
Scott McDonald
David McMaster
Les Wellington
Neil Young
Matthew WatsonClarey
Rube Howes
Maurice Kanara
Graham Barr
James McIntyre
Harry Grzes
QWA Journal
Nudgee
Nudgee
Nudgee
Rockhampton
Nudgee
Cougars
Toowoomba
Marsden
Marsden
Maryborough
Cougars
Sunshine Cst
Cougars
Marsden
Cougars
Cougars
Sunshine Cst
Cougars
Rockhampton
Marsden
Toowoomba
Sunshine Cst
Cougars
Toowoomba
Cougars
Cougars
None
Nudgee
Cougars
Marsden
Nudgee
Toowoomba
Sunshine Cst
Cougars
None
Nudgee
Toowoomba
Toowoomba
St Laurences
Toowoomba
Cougars
St Laurences
Nudgee
Windaroo
Rochedale
Nudgee
St Laurences
Nudgee
None
Toowoomba
Windaroo
Gold Coast
Cougars
Cougars
Vikings
Cougars
98.20
84.50
92.90
68.55
54.80
74.80
76.95
82.10
75.60
57.35
75.65
75.95
94.80
64.00
67.00
58.05
89.60
54.30
99.80
89.50
50.05
77.20
130.15
87.05
104.50
59.85
94.50
84.70
129.25
69.10
60.30
69.90
82.70
68.90
101.60
66.90
61.40
116.00
72.75
89.00
133.50
65.90
114.60
45.15
41.25
46.20
59.00
82.85
92.50
53.00
74.35
87.10
105.00
93.15
75.85
121.70
27
122.5
110.0
110.0
90.0
72.5
100.0
100.0
100.0
97.5
77.5
90.0
95.0
105.0
80.0
80.0
70.0
92.5
60.0
92.5
80.0
55.0
77.5
95.0
90.0
92.5
62.5
80.0
77.5
90.0
65.0
57.5
67.5
75.0
60.0
70.0
55.0
55.0
80.0
65.0
67.5
72.5
55.0
80.0
35.0
32.5
40.0
50.0
65.0
65.0
47.5
62.5
62.5
72.5
67.5
57.5
70.0
152.5
142.5
145.0
117.5
95.0
120.0
122.5
130.0
120.0
92.5
120.0
115.0
127.5
100.0
95.0
82.5
115.0
80.0
122.5
120.0
67.5
102.5
120.0
100.0
110.0
77.5
110.0
100.0
110.0
87.5
77.5
82.5
92.5
85.0
110.0
85.0
72.5
100.0
80.0
95.0
107.5
77.5
95.0
52.5
45.0
50.0
67.5
87.5
90.0
52.5
72.5
85.0
85.0
82.5
75.0
90.0
275.0
252.5
255.0
207.5
167.5
220.0
222.5
230.0
217.5
170.0
210.0
210.0
232.5
180.0
175.0
152.5
207.5
140.0
215.0
200.0
122.5
180.0
215.0
190.0
202.5
140.0
190.0
177.5
200.0
152.5
135.0
150.0
167.5
145.0
180.0
140.0
127.5
180.0
145.0
162.5
180.0
132.5
175.0
87.5
77.5
90.0
117.5
152.5
155.0
100.0
135.0
147.5
157.5
150.0
132.5
160.0
13/08/99
13/08/99
10/07/99
10/07/99
6/03/99
10/07/99
10/07/99
20/02/99
10/07/99
17/04/99
13/08/99
13/08/99
20/02/99
6/03/99
28/08/99
17/04/99
28/08/99
8/05/99
10/07/99
24/07/99
17/04/99
24/07/99
13/08/99
28/08/99
28/08/99
28/08/99
24/07/99
15/06/99
18/06/99
20/02/99
6/03/99
8/05/99
24/07/99
8/05/99
18/06/99
8/05/99
11/06/99
11/06/99
28/08/99
17/04/99
24/07/99
8/05/99
17/04/99
28/08/99
30/03/99
6/03/99
8/05/99
17/04/99
24/07/99
6/03/99
28/08/99
8/05/99
3/09/99
26/01/99
3/09/99
20/02/99
292.119
287.588
277.084
272.149
270.419
270.362
268.229
266.290
265.338
261.864
256.073
255.386
250.450
250.053
233.817
232.078
229.272
228.238
227.035
221.104
218.753
216.530
215.196
212.990
210.610
206.813
204.941
201.903
200.252
198.750
198.010
193.743
193.109
189.409
188.901
187.284
183.870
182.536
181.749
180.139
180.021
179.492
177.871
177.284
177.212
177.092
175.986
175.633
168.746
167.366
166.604
165.859
163.573
162.798
161.280
161.068
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QWA Journal
David Marriott
Steve Ryan
Keith Forbes
Danny Spence
Robert Panes
Daniel Nichitean
Lincoln Fawkes
Jordan Baker
Grant Ruddock
Alex Reichmann
Ryan Butler
Jeff Fink
Urs Furrer
Tim Varitimos
Darcy Craddock
Gavin Playford
Codey Haase
Jessie Blackman
Daniel Ryan
Daniel Ahern
Stephen Davies
Jonathon Gomboso
Jeremy Carlile
Ian Riseley
Darren Green
Vikings
Cougars
Toowoomba
Cougars
Marsden
Windaroo
Windaroo
Toowoomba
Windaroo
Vikings
Windaroo
Cougars
Vikings
Vikings
Cougars
Toowoomba
Windaroo
Nudgee
St Laurences
Windaroo
Cougars
Windaroo
Windaroo
Windaroo
Toowoomba
74.00
73.30
74.60
110.20
77.10
51.30
86.25
79.30
67.85
80.75
60.70
52.70
100.30
95.25
71.40
50.10
50.25
104.15
49.50
64.50
49.20
56.95
59.40
62.30
59.10
55.0
55.0
60.0
70.0
55.0
37.5
57.5
55.0
50.0
52.5
40.0
35.0
52.5
50.0
40.0
27.5
27.5
50.0
25.0
32.5
27.5
27.5
32.5
30.0
30.0
75.0
70.0
65.0
80.0
72.5
50.0
75.0
70.0
60.0
70.0
50.0
42.5
70.0
65.0
55.0
40.0
40.0
65.0
40.0
52.5
32.5
40.0
37.5
40.0
35.0
130.0
125.0
125.0
150.0
127.5
87.5
132.5
125.0
110.0
122.5
90.0
77.5
122.5
115.0
95.0
67.5
67.5
115.0
65.0
85.0
60.0
67.5
70.0
70.0
65.0
3/09/99
3/09/99
20/02/99
26/02/99
6/03/99
8/05/99
28/08/99
20/08/99
28/08/99
3/09/99
8/05/99
3/09/99
18/06/99
30/03/99
28/08/99
20/08/99
28/08/99
28/08/99
8/05/99
28/08/99
6/03/99
28/08/99
28/08/99
8/05/99
20/08/99
160.968
155.829
153.901
153.769
153.507
151.879
149.251
147.799
145.466
143.236
131.186
130.523
129.128
123.635
120.735
120.397
119.980
119.728
117.586
117.281
109.323
104.713
104.159
99.610
97.194
Australian Records
AWF Record Keeper – John Way (NSW)
Open Womens Records
Name
48kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
53kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
58kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
63kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
69kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
75kg
YOB State
Date
Competition
62.5 Amanda Inman
75.0 Amanda Inman
135.0 Amanda Inman
75
75
75
TAS 13/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
TAS 17/07/99 Cliff Joyce Memorial Comp - Launceston
TAS 17/07/99 Cliff Joyce Memorial Comp - Launceston
65.0 Amanda Inman
82.5 Kristy Hansen
145.0 Amanda Inman
75
81
75
TAS 19/06/99 President's Cup Round 5 - Triabunna
SA 14/11/98 Telstra November Open Comp - SASI
TAS 24/04/99 President's Cup Rd 3 - Launceston College
75.5 Natasha Barker
95.0 Natasha Barker
170.0 Natasha Barker
70
70
70
NSW
NSW
NSW
88.0 Michelle Kettner
107.5 Michelle Kettner
195.0 Michelle Kettner
73
73
73
VIC 18/10/98 Bruce Walsh Memorial - Burwood PCYC
VIC 18/10/98 Bruce Walsh Memorial - Burwood PCYC
VIC 18/10/98 Bruce Walsh Memorial - Burwood PCYC
98.0 Michelle Kettner
117.5 Michelle Kettner
215.0 Michelle Kettner
73
73
73
NSW 27/03/99 Telstra Comm & Oceania C'ships - HAW
NSW 27/03/99 Telstra Comm & Oceania C'ships - HAW
NSW 27/03/99 Telstra Comm & Oceania C'ships - HAW
28
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
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Snatch
C&J
Total
75+kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
QWA Journal
95.0 Michelle Kettner
117.5 Caroline Pileggi
207.5 Caroline Pileggi
73
77
77
NSW 16/05/99 Musashi Women's Weightlifting Invitational
WA 21/06/98 Telstra WWA State C'ships - Rockingham
WA 21/06/98 Telstra WWA State C'ships - Rockingham
90.0 Caroline Pileggi
115.0 Caroline Pileggi
205.0 Caroline Pileggi
77
77
77
WA 27/06/98 Women's Squad Competition - AIS
WA 27/06/98 Women's Squad Competition - AIS
WA 27/06/98 Women's Squad Competition – AIS
52.5 Maria Vasiliades
65.0 Maria Vasiliades
117.5 Maria Vasiliades
78
78
78
NSW 13/09/98 NSW PCYC Country C'ships - L'warra
NSW 13/09/98 NSW PCYC Country C'ships - L'warra
NSW 13/09/98 NSW PCYC Country C'ships - L'warra
62.5 Kristy Hansen
82.5 Kristy Hansen
142.5 Kristy Hansen
81
81
81
SA
SA
SA
24/10/98 Telstra SA Open Championships - SASI
14/11/98 Telstra November Open Comp - SASI
24/10/98 Telstra SA Open Championships - SASI
63.0 Kirsti Georgeff
80.0 Debbie Lewis
142.5 Debbie Lewis
78
81
81
SA
SA
SA
14/11/98 Telstra November Open Comp - SASI
13/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
13/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
67.5 Melissa Nightingl
82.5 Melissa Nightingl
150.0 Melissa Nightingl
81
81
81
QLD 15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
QLD 15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
QLD 15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
80.0 Amanda Phillips
105.0 Amanda Phillips
185.0 Amanda Phillips
81
81
81
QLD
QLD
QLD
5/09/98 QWA Junior/Senior Handicap-Brisbane
6/07/99 World Junior C'ships - Savannah, Georgia
6/07/99 World Junior C'ships - Savannah, Georgia
80.0 Amanda Phillips
95.0 Amanda Phillips
175.0 Amanda Phillips
81
81
81
QLD
QLD
QLD
7/08/98 Cougars Open Competition - Brisbane
7/08/98 Cougars Open Competition - Brisbane
7/08/98 Cougars Open Competition - Brisbane
87.5 Melissa Bethune
112.5 Melissa Bethune
197.5 Melissa Bethune
79
79
79
QLD 5/09/98 QWA Junior/Senior Handicap-Brisbane
QLD 8/07/99 World Junior C'ships - Savannah, Georgia
QLD 28/03/99 Telstra Comm & Oceania C'ships – HAW
32.5 Anne Turnor
42.5 Anne Turnor
75.0 Anne Turnor
84
84
84
WA
WA
WA
27/09/98 WWA Olympic Cup – Perth
6/12/98 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Midland PCYC
6/12/98 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Midland PCYC
37.5 Anne Turnor
45.5 Anne Turnor
80.0 Anne Turnor
84
84
84
WA
WA
WA
6/06/99 Telstra WWA Sr, Jr & Masters C'ships
17/04/99 Telstra Australian U16/18 C'ships - Nudgee
9/04/99 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Perth
43.0 Kerry Timms
55.0 Kerry Timms
97.5 Kerry Timms
81
81
81
QLD
QLD
QLD
5/09/98 QWA Junior/Senior Handicap-Brisbane
27/06/98 QWA League '98-Rd 3 & Masters
11/07/98 Telstra QLD Open & U20 C'ships
62.5 Kristy Hansen
82.5 Kristy Hansen
142.5 Kristy Hansen
81
81
81
SA
SA
SA
24/10/98 Telstra SA Open Championships - SASI
14/11/98 Telstra November Open Comp - SASI
24/10/98 Telstra SA Open Championships - SASI
U20 Womens Records
48kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
53kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
58kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
63kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
69kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
75kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
75+kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
U18 Womens Records
40kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
44kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
48kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
53kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
58kg
29
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Snatch
C&J
Total
63kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
69kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
75kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
75+kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
QWA Journal
62.5 Debbie Lewis
80.0 Debbie Lewis
142.5 Debbie Lewis
81
81
81
SA
SA
SA
9/05/98 Telstra May Open Competition - SASI
13/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
13/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
67.5 Melissa Nightingl
82.5 Melissa Nightingl
150.0 Melissa Nightingl
81
81
81
QLD
QLD
QLD
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
80.0 Amanda Phillips
105.0 Amanda Phillips
185.0 Amanda Phillips
81
81
81
QLD
QLD
QLD
5/09/98 QWA Junior/Senior Handicap-Brisbane
6/07/99 World Junior C'ships - Savannah, Georgia
6/07/99 World Junior C'ships - Savannah, Georgia
80.0 Amanda Phillips
95.0 Amanda Phillips
175.0 Amanda Phillips
81
81
81
QLD
QLD
QLD
7/08/98 Cougars Open Competition – Brisbane
7/08/98 Cougars Open Competition – Brisbane
7/08/98 Cougars Open Competition – Brisbane
67.5 Lindsay Borg
77.5 Lindsay Borg
145.0 Lindsay Borg
82
82
82
NSW
NSW
NSW
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
32.5 Anne Turnor
42.5 Anne Turnor
75.0 Anne Turnor
84
84
84
WA
WA
WA
27/09/98 WWA Olympic Cup – Perth
6/12/98 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Midland PCYC
6/12/98 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Midland PCYC
37.5 Anne Turnor
45.5 Anne Turnor
80.0 Anne Turnor
84
84
84
WA
WA
WA
6/06/99 Telstra WWA Sr, Jr & Masters C'ships
17/04/99 Telstra Australian U16/18 C'ships - Nudgee
9/04/99 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Perth
37.5 Nicole Burnie
50.0 Nicole Burnie
87.5 Nicole Burnie
82
82
82
QLD
QLD
QLD
14/03/98 Telstra Age Group Challenge, Brisbane
14/03/98 Telstra Age Group Challenge, Brisbane
14/03/98 Telstra Age Group Challenge, Brisbane
55.0 Jackie White
72.5 Jackie White
125.0 Jackie White
82
82
82
VIC
VIC
VIC
1/08/98 Telstra Aust. U20&Open C'ships-Adelaide
13/06/98 Telstra Aust. U16&18 C'ships - Perth
13/06/98 Telstra Aust. U16&18 C'ships - Perth
57.5 Jackie White
72.5 Jackie White
130.0 Jackie White
82
82
82
VIC
VIC
VIC
23/10/98 Telstra VWA Special Event - HWC
23/10/98 Telstra VWA Special Event - HWC
23/10/98 Telstra VWA Special Event - HWC
52.5 Melissa Cranwell
67.5 Melissa Cranwell
120.0 Melissa Cranwell
82
82
82
VIC
VIC
VIC
28/11/98 Telstra VWA Open Contest - Knox
28/11/98 Telstra VWA Open Contest - Knox
28/11/98 Telstra VWA Open Contest - Knox
56.0 Maria Constantini
72.5 Maria Constantini
125.0 Maria Constantini
83
83
83
NSW
NSW
NSW
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
52.5 Deborah Lovely
67.5 Deborah Lovely
120.0 Deborah Lovely
83
83
83
QLD
QLD
QLD
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
65.0 Jamila Boutros
75.0 Jamila Boutros
84
84
NSW
NSW
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
U16 Womens Records
40kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
44kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
48kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
53kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
58kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
63kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
69kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
75kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
75+kg
Snatch
C&J
30
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Total
QWA Journal
140.0 Jamila Boutros
84
NSW
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
107.5 Mehmet Yagci
137.5 Johnny Nguyen
242.5 Johnny Nguyen
72
75
75
NSW 16/09/98 Commonwealth Games - Kuala Lumpur
NSW 26/03/98 Commonwealth/Oceania C'ships - Nauru
NSW 26/03/98 Commonwealth/Oceania C'ships - Nauru
128.5 Yurik Sarkisian
165.0 Yurik Sarkisian
292.5 Yurik Sarkisian
61
61
61
VIC
VIC
VIC
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
125.0 Duncan Van Rooy 73
165.0 Yurik Sarkisian
61
290.0 Yurik Sarkisian
61
VIC
VIC
VIC
4/07/98 Telstra Comm. Trials - Melbourne
21/05/99 Armenian C'ships - Vanadzor, Armenia
21/05/99 Armenian C'ships - Vanadzor, Armenia
155.0 Sergo Chakoian
187.5 Damian Brown
327.5 Damian Brown
69
70
70
VIC
VIC
VIC
20/06/99 Telstra Victorian Open C'ships - HWC
17/09/98 Commonwealth Games - Kuala Lumpur
17/09/98 Commonwealth Games - Kuala Lumpur
170.0 Kiril Kounev
205.0 Kiril Kounev
375.0 Kiril Kounev
68
68
68
NSW 14/11/98 World Championships - Lahti, Finland
NSW 14/11/98 World Championships - Lahti, Finland
NSW 14/11/98 World Championships - Lahti, Finland
167.5 Kiril Kounev
207.5 Kiril Kounev
375.0 Kiril Kounev
68
68
68
NSW
NSW
NSW
160.0 Alex Karapetyn
192.5 McGregor Hall
350.0 Alex Karapetyn
70
77
70
VIC
VIC
VIC
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
9/05/98 Tattersall's Cup - Knox
15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
160.0 Chris Rae
200.0 Chris Rae
360.0 Chris Rae
80
80
80
SA
SA
SA
4/07/98 Telstra Comm. Trials - Melbourne
14/06/98 Telstra Aust. U16&18 C'ships - Perth
4/07/98 Telstra Comm. Trials – Melbourne
80.0 Joel de Carteret
102.5 Joel de Carteret
182.5 Joel de Carteret
81
81
81
VIC
VIC
VIC
7/02/98 Age Group Selection Trials & VWA Open
3/04/98 Hawthorn "Special Event" HAW
3/04/98 Hawthorn "Special Event" HAW
100.0 Garth VadenEnde
127.5 Garth VadenEnde
225.0 Garth VadenEnde
80
80
80
WA
WA
WA
8/05/99 Oceania Junior C'ships - Auckland, NZ
28/02/99 Telstra WWA U20 State C'ships - Midland
28/02/99 Telstra WWA U20 State C'ships - Midland
107.5 David Johnson
137.5 Scott Lohrey
240.0 Scott Lohrey
79
78
78
TAS
TAS
TAS
14/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
4/04/98 President's Cup - Rd 3, Hobart - TAS
21/02/98 President's Cup - Rd 1, Hobart - TAS
115.0 Keith Murphy
150.0 Keith Murphy
265.0 Keith Murphy
78
78
78
VIC
VIC
VIC
11/04/98 HWC "Special Event" - Hawthorn
11/04/98 HWC "Special Event" - Hawthorn
11/04/98 HWC "Special Event" - Hawthorn
130.0 Andrew Ciancio
165.0 Ben Mulder
78
78
VIC
TAS
2/08/98 Telstra Aust. U20&Open C'ships-Adelaide
30/01/98 AWF Special Event - HWC
Open Mens Records
56kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
62kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
69kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
77kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
85kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
94kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
105kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
105+kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
8/05/99 Bulgarian Championships
8/05/99 Bulgarian Championships
8/05/99 Bulgarian Championships
U20 Mens Records
56kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
62kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
69kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
77kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
85kg
Snatch
C&J
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Total
94kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
105kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
105+kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
QWA Journal
287.5 Ben Mulder
78
TAS
21/02/98 President's Cup - Rd 1, Hobart - TAS
120.0 Ali Ibrahim
155.0 Ali Ibrahim
275.0 Ali Ibrahim
82
82
82
NSW
NSW
NSW
14/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
14/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
14/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
120.0 Paul Young
155.0 Ali Ibrahim
272.5 Ali Ibrahim
78
82
82
TAS
NSW
NSW
160.0 Chris Rae
200.0 Chris Rae
360.0 Chris Rae
80
80
80
SA
SA
SA
45.0 Stuart Castle
57.5 Stuart Castle
100.0 Stuart Castle
83
83
83
TAS
TAS
TAS
17/04/99 Telstra Australian U16/18 C'ships - Nudgee
6/03/99 President's Cup Round 2 – Hobart
6/03/99 President's Cup Round 2 – Hobart
55.0 Daniel Turnor
75.0 Daniel Turnor
130.0 Daniel Turnor
82
82
82
WA
WA
WA
3/05/98 WWA Under16/18 C'ships & Open Comp
14/03/98 Telstra Age Group Challenge, Brisbane
13/06/98 Telstra Aust. U16&18 C'ships – Perth
80.0 Joel de Carteret
102.5 Joel de Carteret
182.5 Joel de Carteret
81
81
81
VIC
VIC
VIC
7/02/98 Age Group Selection Trials & VWA Open
3/04/98 Hawthorn "Special Event" HAW
3/04/98 Hawthorn "Special Event" HAW
95.0 Garth VadenEnde
120.0 Paul Mateos
215.0 Garth VadenEnde
80
80
80
WA
VIC
WA
4/04/98 Rockingham Interclub Competition
11/04/98 HWC "Special Event" – Hawthorn
17/10/98 Telstra WWA U20 State C'ships – Midland
100.0 Garth VadenEnde
128.0 Paul Mateos
227.5 Garth VadenEnde
80
80
80
WA
VIC
WA
6/12/98 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Midland PCYC
18/12/98 Hawthorn WL Club C'ships - Hawthorn WC
6/12/98 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Midland PCYC
101.0 Matthew William
122.5 Lukas Krajewski
220.0 Lukas Krajewski
80
81
81
TAS
VIC
VIC
14/11/98 Telstra Tas. State C'ships - Launceston
14/06/98 Telstra Aust. U16&18 C'ships - Perth
1/08/98 Telstra Aust. U20&Open C'ships-Adelaide
115.0 Lukas Krajewski
145.0 Ali Ibrahim
252.5 Ali Ibrahim
81
82
82
VIC
TAS
TAS
14/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
18/07/98 President's Cup - Rd 5, Launceston - TAS
18/07/98 President's Cup - Rd 5, Launceston - TAS
120.0 Ali Ibrahim
155.0 Ali Ibrahim
275.0 Ali Ibrahim
82 NSW 14/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
82 NSW 14/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
82 NSW 14/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
117.5 Ali Ibrahim
155.0 Ali Ibrahim
272.5 Ali Ibrahim
82 NSW
82 NSW
82 NSW
160.0 Chris Rae
200.0 Chris Rae
360.0 Chris Rae
80
80
80
2/08/98 Telstra Aust. U20&Open C'ships-Adelaide
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
4/07/98 Telstra Comm. Trials - Melbourne
14/06/98 Telstra Aust. U16&18 C'ships - Perth
4/07/98 Telstra Comm. Trials – Melbourne
U18 Mens Records
47kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
51kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
56kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
62kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
69kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
77kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
85kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
94kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
105kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
105+kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
SA
SA
SA
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
1/08/99 Telstra NSW Country C'ships - L'warra PCYC
4/07/98 Telstra Comm. Trials - Melbourne
14/06/98 Telstra Aust. U16&18 C'ships - Perth
4/07/98 Telstra Comm. Trials – Melbourne
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U16 Mens Records
47kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
51kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
56kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
62kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
69kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
77kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
85kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
94kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
105kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
105+kg
Snatch
C&J
Total
45.0 Stuart Castle
57.5 Stuart Castle
100.0 Stuart Castle
83
83
83
TAS
TAS
TAS
17/04/99 Telstra Australian U16/18 C'ships - Nudgee
6/03/99 President's Cup Round 2 – Hobart
6/03/99 President's Cup Round 2 – Hobart
55.0 Daniel Turnor
75.0 Daniel Turnor
130.0 Daniel Turnor
82
82
82
WA
WA
WA
3/05/98 WWA Under16/18 C'ships & Open Comp
14/03/98 Telstra Age Group Challenge, Brisbane
13/06/98 Telstra Aust. U16&18 C'ships - Perth
68.0 Matthew Cornes
85.0 Daniel Turnor
150.0 Dion Wood
82
82
82
QLD 17/10/98 Queensland 1000 Semi-Final Brisbane
WA
6/12/98 Telstra WWA Open Comp - Midland PCYC
QLD 9/05/98 Telstra QLD Under 16&18 C'ships
87.5 Chris Clark
110.0 Chris Clark
197.5 Chris Clark
83
83
83
TAS
TAS
TAS
17/07/99 Cliff Joyce Memorial Comp - Launceston
17/07/99 Cliff Joyce Memorial Comp - Launceston
17/07/99 Cliff Joyce Memorial Comp - Launceston
85.0 Bradley Tate
110.0 Chris Clark
192.5 Chris Clark
82
83
83
WA
TAS
TAS
3/05/98 WWA Under16/18 C'ships & Open Comp
22/05/99 President's Cup Rd 4 - Launceston College
24/04/99 President's Cup Rd 3 - Launceston College
85.0 David Burdon
108.0 Sam Mortimore
192.5 David Burdon
83
82
83
TAS
VIC
TAS
17/07/99 Cliff Joyce Memorial Comp - Launceston
30/07/98 Telstra Victorian School C'ships
17/07/99 Cliff Joyce Memorial Comp - Launceston
113.0 Ali Ibrahim
145.0 Ali Ibrahim
252.5 Ali Ibrahim
82
82
82
TAS
TAS
TAS
18/07/98 President's Cup - Rd 5, Launceston - TAS
18/07/98 President's Cup - Rd 5, Launceston - TAS
18/07/98 President's Cup - Rd 5, Launceston - TAS
110.0 Ali Ibrahim
145.0 Ali Ibrahim
255.0 Ali Ibrahim
82
82
82
TAS
TAS
TAS
12/09/98 President's Cup Round 6 - Triabunna
10/10/98 President's Cup Round 7 - Hobart
10/10/98 President's Cup Round 7 - Hobart
90.0 Bryan Fischer
110.0 Bryan Fischer
195.0 Bryan Fischer
83
83
83
QLD 18/04/99 Telstra Australian U16/18 C'ships - Nudgee
QLD 15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
QLD 8/05/99 Telstra QWA League 99 - Toowoomba
95.0 Damon Kelly
120.0 Damon Kelly
215.0 Damon Kelly
83
83
83
QLD 15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
QLD 15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
QLD 15/08/99 Telstra Australian Under 20 & Open C'ships
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