Kasey Crowe squatting at an American Powerlifting Federation event, Keesler Air Force Base, 2012

    USPA

    Drug Tested National Championships 2020 results

    September 4, 2020USA7 elite lifters

    Illustrative photo · APF competition, Keesler, 2012 — not this meet
    Photo: Kemberly Groue / U.S. Air Force · Public domain · Source · Display cropped; original linked.

    7 elite raw lifters (5 men, 2 women) competed at this meet, with an average score of 464.9 DOTS. The best performance relative to bodyweight came from Lenny Wicks, who totalled 1,829.8 lbs (830 kg) at 195.3 lbs (88.6 kg) bodyweight (541.0 DOTS).

    Meet at a glance

    Raw full-power lifters

    246

    All entrants, not only elite

    Bombed out

    24

    No valid total

    Attempts made

    71%

    1,937 of 2,718

    Avg. total for 3rd place

    1,176.5 lbs

    Across weight classes

    Best lifter

    Highest DOTS score of the meet, all weight classes combined.

    Men

    Lenny Wicks

    1,829.8 lbs (830 kg) total · 541.0 DOTS

    Women

    Stephanie Hanson

    898.4 lbs (407.5 kg) total · 452.2 DOTS

    Heaviest lifts of the meet

    Squat

    1. 1. Rudy Harbin810.2 lbs
    2. 2. Josh Opiela705.5 lbs
    3. 3. Trey Roberson705.5 lbs

    Bench press

    1. 1. Trey Roberson540.1 lbs
    2. 2. Rudy Harbin490.5 lbs
    3. 3. Caleb Stephens468.5 lbs

    Deadlift

    1. 1. Caleb Stephens804.7 lbs
    2. 2. Lenny Wicks727.5 lbs
    3. 3. Liam Oliss727.5 lbs

    Podiums by weight class

    Top three totals in each class, all age divisions combined. Official placings may differ by division.

    Women up to 106 lbs (48 kg)

    3 lifters

    1. Roxann Rhodes694.5 lbs
    2. Christina Ngo672.4 lbs
    3. Beth Underhill584.2 lbs

    Women up to 115 lbs (52 kg)

    6 lifters

    1. Jamie Silver672.4 lbs
    2. Brittany Tomberlin666.9 lbs
    3. Meagan Nielsen628.3 lbs

    Women up to 123 lbs (56 kg)

    4 lifters

    1. Gabi Farris826.7 lbs
    2. Cassandra Beattie755.1 lbs
    3. Camisha Noble705.5 lbs

    Women up to 132 lbs (60 kg)

    16 lifters

    1. Stephanie Hanson898.4 lbs
    2. Antoinette Iwuagwu881.8 lbs
    3. Megan Kaus832.2 lbs

    Women up to 149 lbs (67.5 kg)

    15 lifters

    1. Kristen Robbins937 lbs
    2. Maddie Macchi903.9 lbs
    3. Natasha Beasley860.9 lbs

    Women up to 165 lbs (75 kg)

    10 lifters

    1. Sharayah Johnson964.5 lbs
    2. Crystal McCullough922.6 lbs
    3. Emily McAtee865.3 lbs

    Women up to 182 lbs (82.5 kg)

    15 lifters

    1. Landri Peden1,052.7 lbs
    2. Adrian McDonald1,008.6 lbs
    3. Cydney Morehouse953.5 lbs

    Women up to 198 lbs (90 kg)

    11 lifters

    1. Jillian Clark981.1 lbs
    2. Amber Burns975.5 lbs
    3. Kelly Ikalina876.3 lbs

    Women 198+ lbs (90+ kg)

    9 lifters

    1. Christie Hoffmeyer1,091.3 lbs
    2. Amber Pauley1,052.7 lbs
    3. Cara Boss1,041.7 lbs

    Men up to 132 lbs (60 kg)

    1 lifter

    1. Zachary Blackmon1,196 lbs

    Men up to 149 lbs (67.5 kg)

    6 lifters

    1. Lenard Jones1,455 lbs
    2. Joel Valdez1,295.2 lbs
    3. Justin Hegg1,229.1 lbs

    Men up to 165 lbs (75 kg)

    16 lifters

    1. Casmir Hughes1,592.8 lbs
    2. Chris Lentini1,438.5 lbs
    3. Zeesha Braslawsce1,422 lbs

    Men up to 182 lbs (82.5 kg)

    19 lifters

    1. Danny Stachelek1,599.5 lbs
    2. Deon Casey1,521.2 lbs
    3. Nick Friedman1,455 lbs

    Men up to 198 lbs (90 kg)

    28 lifters

    1. Lenny Wicks1,829.8 lbs
    2. Ronald Tarvin1,730.6 lbs
    3. Liam Oliss1,697.6 lbs

    Men up to 220 lbs (100 kg)

    31 lifters

    1. Tracy Curry1,769.2 lbs
    2. Justin Smith1,725.1 lbs
    3. Corey Dennis1,636.9 lbs

    Men up to 243 lbs (110 kg)

    15 lifters

    1. Kholbe Leaks1,614.9 lbs
    2. Alejandro Wickham1,570.8 lbs
    3. Brian Moore1,526.7 lbs

    Men up to 276 lbs (125 kg)

    13 lifters

    1. Caleb Stephens1,934.6 lbs
    2. Isaiah Grice1,862.9 lbs
    3. Walter Watts1,675.5 lbs

    Men up to 309 lbs (140 kg)

    6 lifters

    1. Josh Opiela1,758.2 lbs
    2. Andrew Fox1,681 lbs
    3. Kermit Adkins1,609.4 lbs

    Men 309+ lbs (140+ kg)

    4 lifters

    1. Rudy Harbin2,006.2 lbs
    2. Trey Roberson1,951.1 lbs
    3. David Corrigan1,576.3 lbs

    Elite men results

    Best squat, bench press and deadlift of the day, in pounds (kg in brackets). Total = sum of the three lifts. PR = lifetime competition best set at this meet.

    AthleteClassPlaceSquat / Bench / DeadliftTotalDOTS
    Lenny Wicks · USAPR198.4 lbs (90 kg)1705.5 lbs / 396.8 lbs / 727.5 lbs1,829.8 lbs (830 kg)541.0
    Casmir Hughes · USAPR165.3 lbs (75 kg)1545.6 lbs / 352.7 lbs / 694.5 lbs1,592.8 lbs (722.5 kg)523.8
    Daniel Dixon · USA181.9 lbs (82.5 kg)4474 lbs / 374.8 lbs / 562.2 lbs1,411 lbs (640 kg)444.6
    Justin Sorenson · USAPR220.5 lbs (100 kg)2545.6 lbs / 336.2 lbs / 650.4 lbs1,532.2 lbs (695 kg)431.0
    Justin Sorenson · USA220.5 lbs (100 kg)12545.6 lbs / 336.2 lbs / 650.4 lbs1,532.2 lbs (695 kg)431.0

    Elite women results

    Best squat, bench press and deadlift of the day, in pounds (kg in brackets). Total = sum of the three lifts. PR = lifetime competition best set at this meet.

    AthleteClassPlaceSquat / Bench / DeadliftTotalDOTS
    Landri Peden · USAPR181.9 lbs (82.5 kg)1385.8 lbs / 237 lbs / 429.9 lbs1,052.7 lbs (477.5 kg)450.8
    Sharayah Johnson · USAPR165.3 lbs (75 kg)1352.7 lbs / 215 lbs / 396.8 lbs964.5 lbs (437.5 kg)432.3

    How this edition compares

    6 editions of Drug Tested National Championships in our data.

    20202019
    Elite lifters77
    All raw lifters246311
    Best DOTS541.0511.5
    Avg. total for 3rd place1,176.5 lbs1,148.7 lbs

    Highest total across all editions: 2,029.4 lbs (920.5 kg) by Adrian Myers in 2022.

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