Contest Review: 2009 q-west powerlifting Quest 1000
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2009 Q-WEST Powerlifting Quest 1000 Qaayarah Airfield, Iraq
Hosted by United States Army Sergeant Shawn Casey at Iraq’s Qaayarah Airfield, the Q-West Powerlifting Quest 1000 was the second meet sponsored by R.A.W. United for our soldiers serving in the Global War on Terrorism. Despite losing over half the roster to a mission (and we are thankful to report that all the warriors returned back to their base safely), Shawn brought several quality lifters to the platform. Army Specialist Benjamin Rodriquez captured Best Lifter honors in the lightweights, going 420, 260, 455 at a bodyweight of 146 pounds. Benjamin’s 1115 total was an awesome 7.63 times his bodyweight! In the heavyweights, Private First Class Joseph Zimmerman edged out JP Jenkins (a civilian contractor supporting our troops) for Best Lifter honors. Although JP out totaled Joseph in the 242s by 25 pounds, Joseph lifted 6.22 times his bodyweight to JP’s 6.19; both Joseph and JP lifted extremely well, and congratulations are due to both! Special thanks to Sir Charles Venturella for the 12” x 16” plaques; to Brigid and the folks at Sandpiper Sportswear for the R.A.W. United Valiant Warrior contest shirts; and to our members for their generous financial support of the Q-West Powerlifting Quest 1000. More importantly, thanks to the competitors and those that supported Shawn at the meet. Our nation can never repay you for the selfless sacrifice that you and your families are making – thank you! And most importantly, thanks to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for making this all happen! 148 Benjamin Rodriquez (BL, 114-198) 420 260 455 1135 Eric Garcia 220 180 320 720 165 Jesse Jaragin 220 210 415 845 Prabin Amatya 315 225 225 765 198 Justin Cain 315 270 440 1025 Michael Steinke 320 270 410 1000 Lucas Main 305 270 390 965
Shawn Casey 320 220 400 940 Joseph Zimmerman (BL, 220-SHW) 505 375 530 1410 JP Jenkins 550 375 510 1435 Contest Review: 2009 Mid-Atlantic Open The Sports Inn * Greencastle, PA
The second annual Mid-Atlantic Open brought many new lifters to the federation, and set the foundation for bigger meets in the state. R.A.W. United Chaplain Paul Simmons led those in attendance in prayer, reminding us all that our strength is given to us from above. “Beautiful Girl” Angie Davis led the women’s charge, posting record lifts and capturing Best Lifters honors. Angie was joined on the platform by newcomers Michelle Johnston, Paula Hopkins, and Kim Hopkins. At 76 years young, “Dr. Pat” Patalinghug inspired the crowd and set the tone for armed forces veteran and master lifter Rich Murray of Mercersburg, Pennsylvania. Competing in the 40-44, 148s, Rich posted record lifts 365, 315, and 435 to take first place and Best Lifter honors. Sports Gym legends Jerry Osborne (65-69, 165s), Ed Lough (55-59, 181s), and Doc Junkins (65-69, 198s) set the tone in the middleweights. All three master lifters set records, and geared up first-time lifter Nick Montgomery of Franklinville, New Jersey (50-54, 198s) to pull a personal best 390 deadlift. Home Team Fitness team leader Chad Smith of Hagerstown, Maryland nailed record lifts in the 181s without a belt, and Jonathan Simmons, a Special Olympian from Farmville, Virginia, was nearly flawless on the platform with successful fourth attempts in the squat (300) and deadlift (405) that brought the crowd to its feet! Veteran lifter Dave Lhota pulled double-duty as head judge and competitor, nailing a 425 squat and 340 bench before his shoulder gave out on his 365-pound deadlift opener (Larry Bucchioni is sending Dave a tube of Ben Gay to celebrate his ascension into the 55-59 year old age group!). Finally, junior sensation Zack Spidel buried a 650-pound squat, nailed a 565-pound bench, and pulled a 700-pound deadlift to post the largest total to date in the 308-pound class at 1915 pounds! Many thanks to Frank Thomas and the staff at the Sports Inn in Greencastle, Pennsylvania for hosting the meet; Doc Junkins and Zack Spidel for helping organize the contest; Dave Lhota, John Polak, Paul Simmons, and Doc Junkins for officiating; Kevin Prosser, Jerry Osborne, Jr., Shane XXX, and Joe Montgomery for spotting and loading; John Polak of PolakMade Hardcore Gym Equipment for the platform equipment; Rich Murphy for the PA system; Lori Michaels for scoring; Charles Venturella for the awesome “United We Stand” plaques; Brigid and the folks at Sandpiper Sportswear for the “God Bless America” shirts in “Steeler Black and Gold”; to the Barry Shatzer Fan Club for cheering Barry and all the lifters on; and to all of our lifters for supporting the mission of R.A.W. United! More thanks to America’s finest – the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces! Thanks to each of you we can pray, fellowship, compete, and break bread in the greatest country on earth! And, most importantly, thanks to our King and Creator Jesus Christ whose example teaches us that TRUE STRENGTH is truly found in selfless service and sacrifice. Women: 123 30-34 Angie Davis (IBL) 155 95 255 505 4th 265
4th 250 35-39 Kim Hopkins 170 105 210 485
132 75-79 Pascual Patalinghug 115 100 170 385 148 40-44 Rich Murphy (IBL) 365 315 435 1115 18-19 Zach Whitmer 255 190 - - 165 20-24 Joshua Statler 315 260 450 1025 25-29 Wesley Keener 275 280 380 935 20-24 James Keene 225 205 375 805 65-69 Jerry Osborne 275 155 360 790 50-54 Terry Funk - 195 - - 181 55-59 Ed Lough 300 210 375 885 4th 215 198 45-49 Spero Tshontikidis 415 260 505 1180 30-34 Chad Smith 400 245 410 1055 65-69 Doc Junkins 315 215 425 955 20-24 Jonathan Simmons 280 155 345 780 4th 300 4th 405
35-39 Chris Brown 365 340 405 1110 30-34 Steve Mowen 340 250 520 1110 4th 380 45-49 Paul Simmons 375 240 465 1080 35-39 Paul Rager 335 300 385 1020 25-29 Tony Moninger 260 225 460 945
45-49 Barry Shatzer - 325 - - 18-19 Noon Jordan - - - -
RBL RAW Best Lifter Contest Review: 2009 South Florida Open Tropical Fitness Gym * Deerfield Beach, FL
Outstanding lifting was demonstrated by Masters Champions Bob Gaynor and Greg Wright, as well as Teenage Champion Amanda Graham at the 2009 South Florida Open. Bob captured Best Lifter honors in the newly established RAW division with lifts of 500, 360, and 630 in the 60-64, 198s. Greg’s 1335 total in the 45-49, 181s set a new standard in the class, and won him first place. RAW Unity competitor Amanda Graham fought off the flu to post lifts of 177, 90, and 225 in the 105s to take Best Lifter honors for the women. Jorge Bianchi, lifting in his first meet, took both the IRONMAN Best Lifter award and first place in the 181s with his 957 total. In addition, John Ianno nailed lifts of 330, 265, and 460 to win the RAW division in the 165s. John was joined in the 165s by Say Tan, a citizen of Singapore and member of his country’s Navy; Say posted an impressive 1015 total in his R.A.W. United debut. Craig Butler, representing World’s Gym in Fort Lauderdale, posted lifts of 440, 245, and 475 to win the RAW, 30-34,181s, and submaster Seth Fromberg joined Bob in keeping the crowd energized with his 635 pound deadlift. Many thanks to Kent Lafleur and the staff at Tropical Fitness for hosting the meet; Ross Semplice and Dan Matthews for helping organize the contest; JD Gaynor, Ross Semplice, George Poole, Bob Benedix, and Bob Gaynor for officiating; Danny Aguirre and Al Basutto for spotting and loading; Denise Graham and Sam Gough for announcing and scoring; Charles Venturella for the awesome “United We Stand” plaques; and to all of our lifters for supporting the mission of R.A.W. United! More thanks to America’s finest – the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces! As a result of your courage and sacrifice, we are able to compete on a raw platform in the world’s greatest country! And, most importantly, thanks to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for making this all possible! Women: 105 14-15 Amanda Graham (IBL) 177 90 225 492 123 40-44 Denise Graham 140 80 205 425 35-39 Terra Hudnall 75 55 115 265 4th 135 30-34 Cathy Cox - 105 240 345 Men: 114 14-15 Jake Benedix 165 135 225 525 123 12-13 Brett Benedix - 115 245 380 4th 265 132 12-13 Patrick Moran 145 65 155 365 148 18-19 Anthony Miller 272 180 300 752 35-39 Joe Thorne 235 175 335 745 IRONMAN 18-19 Roberto Victoria 385 205 400 990 14-15 Robert Dushane 240 180 335 755 12-13 Evan Hudnall 130 75 155 360
20-24 John Ianno 330 265 460 1055 25-29 Say Tan 385 225 405 1015
IRONMAN Jorge Bianchi (IBL) 250 300 407 957 25-29 Abel Mauricio 265 175 300 740 10-11 Timmy Laskovich 120 70 165 355 35-39 George Poole - 250 405 655 RAW
45-49 Greg Wright 420 340 575 1335 30-34 Craig Butler 440 245 475 1160 40-44 Tim O’Brien 410 285 450 1145
IRONMAN 45-49 Michael Brown 260 250 460 970 25-29 Myles Kantor 280 210 405 895 14-15 Lance Melanson 140 75 160 375
60-64 Bob Gaynor (RBL) 500 360 630 1490 IRONMAN 30-34 John Richardson 405 275 475 1155 35-39 Tom Hand 335 235 425 995 50-54 Lynn Stedham - 315 450 765 RAW 50-54 Keith Tillman 455 280 475 1210 275 35-39 Seth Fromberg - - 635 - IBL IRONMAN Best Lifter RBL RAW Best Lifter Contest Review: 2009 Beau Moore Classic Jackson Springs Recreation Center Tampa, FL
66 12-13 Abigail Pimentel 55 35 85 175 77 10-11 Jessica Lynch 45 40 135 220 88 12-13 Colleen Kermer 95 60 130 285 4th 137 105 8-9 Kiki Robinson 90 65 140 295 114 16-17 Kathleen Audet 130 75 175 380 4th 185 10-11 Geinna Fuller 45 60 130 235 10-11 Mariah Cruz 50 60 80 190 132 50-54 Terry Bishoff 195 100 230 525 12-13 Samantha Shores 177 87 245 509 181 20-24 Taylar Stallings (R) 400 260 500 1160 Men’s Division: 66 10-11 Justin Trunzo 55 35 100 190 77 12-13 Jonathan Cassario 90 60 135 285 10-11 Joshy Pimentel 60 45 120 225 (70.0 lbs.) 10-11 Kevin Nunez 55 60 110 225 (75.0 lbs.)
10-11 Emmanuel Fuller 60 50 135 245 10-11 Jordan Baker 55 50 85 190
10-11 Jack Farrington 60 60 80 200 123 10-11 Joey Bodrie 70 75 150 295 RAW 16-17 Kevin Serrano 290 230 440 960 4th 450 IRONMAN 14-15 Riley Audet 160 100 200 460 RAW
60-64 Al Annunziato 275 230 435 940 RAW 20-24 Doug Phan 320 230 530 1080 45-49 Rich Cowser 350 325 400 1075 40-44 Wolfgang Kermer 335 230 442 1007
35-39 Danilo Najera 435 345 550 1330 4th 565 25-29 Jason Lopez 370 230 510 1110 IRONMAN 30-34 Zied Hichri 540 385 685 1610 4th 700 60-64 Larry Bucchioni 360 225 520 1105 4th 380 RAW 35-39 Gregory Prince 515 345 550 1410 18-19 Jorge Suarez 360 245 457 1062
IRONMAN 50-54 George Morning 455 330 475 1260 50-54 Ed Hencinski 275 185 355 815 RAW 40-44 James Jacobs 600 430 650 1680 45-49 Rick Hoover 475 295 505 1275 45-49 Steve Ferris 335 335 420 1090 IRONMAN 45-49 Mike Francis 705 420 760 1885 35-39 Tim Burns 505 355 520 1380 20-24 Jordan Anastassieu 420 380 500 1300
IRONMAN 40-44 John O’Shea 400 365 345 1110 RAW 40-44 Everton Francis 470 300 550 1320 Push/Pull: 97 12-13 Daniel Rosario 55 140 195 148 35-39 Shawn O’Grady 300 425 725 165 45-49 Steve Shores 175 260 435 181 35-39 Jeb Brydon 325 365 690 Bench Only: 181 25-29 Randy Kosier 245 242 35-39 Scott Eastburn 375 40-44 David Cox 365 Directory: files -> results files -> Pop Warner History files -> North Carolina Inclusion Initiative Mapping Where Children with ieps are Being Served Purpose files -> Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Program Data: Standard 1 Exhibit 4d files -> Hanban – asia society confucius classrooms network 2010 request for proposal files -> Northern England’s set-jetting locations results -> Results, 2012 Mid-Atlantic Open results -> Contest Results 2010 Mid-Atlantic Open III results -> Men’s Division: 132 14-15 Hunter May (BL, Teen) I 195 90 275 560 results -> Contest Review: 2011 Mid-Atlantic Open Download 58.84 Kb. Share with your friends:
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