Newsletter November 1996

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(Weightlifting Queensland(

Vol 5 No 1

March 1997

The Official Journal of the Queensland Weightlifting Association Inc.

PO Box 1056, Capalaba, Qld 4157 Tel: (07) 3823 1377 Fax: (07) 3823 1371 Bulletin Board: (07) 3823 1372

Alex Goodyear, winner of the Queensland 1000, 1996 Grand Final.

Photo courtesy of Be Seen Photographics.

Calendar 19973

Queensland 10005

1996 Annual Awards7

Changes In the Office10

Working for the future of Weightlifting11

Junior International Results15

Australia Day Tournament18

1997 League19

Nauru vs Australia U16 results23

AWF Grading Standards24

Girls Girls Girls26

1996 Commonwealth Rankings28

QAWA Rankings36

Nutralife/Weider

Proudly Sponsored by:

Queensland Weightlifting Association Inc.

Office:The Velodrome, The Sleeman Sports Complex,

Chandler 4155

Postal Address:PO Box 1056, Capalaba 4157

Telephone:(07) 3823 1377

Facsimile:(07) 3823 1371

Email:qwa@powerup.com.au

Web Site:http://www.powerup.com.au/~miles

Electronic Bulletin Board: (07) 3823 1372

Executive Director:Ian Moir

Schools Development Officer:Sean Cassidy

Equity Development Officer:Debra Keelan

Newsletter Editor:Angela Bentley

The QWA Management Committee

Patron:Bert Hobl

President:Greg Hobl

Vice President: Bill Faulkner

Secretary: Debra Keelan

Treasurer: Beth Isaac

Executive Officer: Bill Dusza

Executive Officer:Lawrie Townsend

Executive Officer: Lawrence Chalip

Executive Officer: Shokr Fallah

Executive Officer: Saree Williams

Acknowledgement - Sponsors of the QWA

The Queensland Weightlifting Association is extremely appreciative of the financial assistance provided by the following:

Queensland Government - Office of Sport

Telstra

Qantas Airways Limited

Betta Electrical

Nutralife / Weider

Acknowledgement - Corporate Members

Gremel Promotions

Acknowledgement - Photographic Services

Be Seen Photographics

1997 Calendar of Events

Competitions

January 26Australia Day TournamentToowoomba

February 8Team Challenge Selection TrialsChandler, Brisbane League ‘97 Round 1 & Masters H/Cap Round 1

March 15-16Moomba International & Trans Tasman TournamentMelbourne, Vic

March 22National Age Group Team ChallengePerth, WA

April 12League ‘97 Round 2 & Country vs Metro TournamentToowoomba

April 26Qld Masters & Oceania Masters Postal ChampionshipsToowoomba

May 21 - June 1World Junior ChampionshipsCapetown, RSA

May 24Qld U16, U18 & NCUSA ChampionshipsQUT, Kelvin Grove

June 14 - 15QSSW Championships & League ‘97 Round 3Chandler, Brisbane

June 14Interstate U16 InvitationalCanberra, ACT

June 14Australian Masters ChampionshipsMelbourne, Vic

JuneQWA Masters H/Cap Round 2TBA

July 1-3Oceania ChampionshipsNew Zealand

July 5-6Australian U16 & U18 ChampionshipsAdelaide, SA

AugustQWA Masters H/Cap Round 3TBA

August 7 - 17World GamesLahti, Finland

August 9Qld U20 & Senior ChampionshipsBrisbane

SeptemberWorld Masters ChampionshipsPoland

September 14-15League ‘97 Round 4 & QWA HandicapToowoomba

OctoberQWA Masters H/Cap Final RoundTBA

October 25 - 27Australian U20 & Senior ChampionshipsSydney, NSW

November 8-9Qld All Schools ChampionshipsTBA

November 22League ‘97 FinalBrisbane

December 5-15World ChampionshipsChiangmai, Thailand

December 7Junior Trans Tasman ChallengeAdelaide, SA

Courses & Seminars

February 1Officiating CourseBrisbane

February 22-23Level 1 Coaching CourseBrisbane

MarchLevel 1 weightlifting Coaching CourseMackay

May 3Coach Update SeminarBrisbane

June 21-22Level 1 Weightlifting Coaching CourseBrisbane

June 7Officiating CourseToowoomba

August 30Coach Update SeminarToowoomba

September 6Officiating CourseBrisbane

December 29QWA Annual ConferenceTallebudgerra, G Coast

October 4-5Level 1 Weightlifting Coaching CourseBrisbane

November 29QWA Annual AwardsToowoomba

Editor’s Note

Welcome to the first newsletter of 1997. I have taken over as Editor this year and will do my best to bring you all the latest and greatest weightlifting news from Queensland and around the world. If you would like to make a contribution to the QWA newsletter, or have ideas on how we can improve it, feel free to contact me.

The newsletter comes out 4 times a year. Don’t forget, you can also keep up to date with weightlifting by joining the BBS. If you have access to a computer and modem then get on-line and be amongst the first to see all the comp results, news and gossip (Contact Ian Moir for details).

Well, since I joined the sport about 3 years ago I have seen better and better results from Queensland each year. I hope that 1997 will be a great year for everyone in the QWA and look forward to publishing news of our many successes and achievements.

Happy Lifting

Angela Bentley

The Healthequip 1996 Queensland 1000

By Ian Moir

What a day! What a spectacle! What a finish! What am I raving about? Only the most exciting weightlifting competition of 1996 (with the possible exception of the Olympic Games).

If you didn’t make it to the Alexandra Hills Hotel for the inaugural Healthequip Queensland 1000, you missed an afternoon of pure entertainment. Nine competitors made it to the final on December 21st, all with their eyes on the first prize of $1000 cash and all with an equal chance of winning.

From the moment Mike Keelan and I settled in at the central commentary position, the Moreton Room began buzzing with excitement as each lifter alighted the platform and gave everything they had in an effort to swing the odds in their favour.

At the end of the snatch section, Alex Goodyear had set a new personal best with 105kg, Angela Bentley, Amanda Phillips and Leo Isaac had achieved equal PB’s, all competitors had kissed goodbye any chance of racking up bonus points for six out of six and the competition was still wide open. There was only one certainty at this stage and that was that it was going to take a mighty effort just to get into the minor placings.

Once the clean & jerk got under way and lifters began achieving totals, the front-runners became more apparent. Melissa Bethune channelled every ounce of her determination into a new PB and state junior record clean & jerk of 80kg. But it was Alex Goodyear who stamped himself as the one to beat when he lifted another personal best in the clean & jerk which earned him maximum bonus points for snatch, clean & jerk and total.

In the closing stages Craig Wegert was in the driving seat. All other competitors had finished before Craig made his first attempt and he new exactly what he had to do. This situation was not as comfortable as it sounds though, because what Craig actually had to do to win was clean & jerk a new personal best of 182.5kg! Craig played it cool and secured second place with his second attempt at 177.5kg then called for 180kg. With nothing to lose (and some extra recovery time to gain) Craig requested that the bar be loaded to 182.5kg. For the first time in Queensland weightlifting history one lift was worth $1000. Sadly for Craig it was not to be and Alex “The Quiet Achiever” Goodyear received the big money as well as the accolades which he so richly deserved for his outstanding performance.

But wait, there was more!

Debra Keelan and Amanda Phillips had tied for third place and under the rules of the competition, had to engage in a sudden death lift-off to decide the final placings.

Both lifters chose to do battle in the clean & jerk. Bars were loaded to 80% of each lifter’s personal best and they began going lift for lift for three quick attempts. Considering that they had just finished competing in a gruelling competition, Debbie and Amanda both passed this first test with flying colours. From then on the weight of each successive attempt was increased by 5% of PB. Once again the crowd witnessed an impressive display of courage and determination as lift after lift was successfully completed up to the point where both athletes were called upon to attempt 100%. Debbie went first and for the second time in less than an hour clean & jerked 100kg. Amanda then had to succeed with 90kg to remain in contention - a weight which she had attempted and failed earlier in the day.

The Healthequip 1996 Queensland 1000 drew to a close as 90kg proved too much for Amanda Phillips and all placings were decided without a shadow of a doubt.

What a day! What a spectacle! What a Finish!

HEALTHEQUIP 1996 Queensland 1000

Name

Bwt

Cat

World Record

Club

B/Wt

Snatch

C & J

Total

6 / 6

Bonus

Snatch Bonus

C & J Bonus

Total Bonus

Bonus

Score

Alex Goodyear

M76

372.5

Cougars

73.30

105.0

125.0

230.0

0

5

5

5

15

76.745

Craig Wegert

M108+

457.5

Cougars

111.30

140.0

177.5

317.5

0

0

0

0

0

69.399

Amanda Phillips

F70

230.0

Cougars

69.10

70.0

85.0

155.0

0

1

0

0

1

68.391

Debra Keelan

F83+

260.0

Cougars

103.05

75.0

100.0

175.0

0

0

1

0

1

68.308

Melissa Bethune

F83+

260.0

Toowoomba

120.40

65.0

80.0

145.0

0

0

5

5

10

65.769

Leo

Isaac

M64

335.0

Cougars

63.90

90.0

110.0

200.0

0

1

0

5

6

65.701

Angela Bentley

F59

220.0

Cougars

58.75

57.5

72.5

130.0

0

1

0

0

1

60.091

Saree Williams

F83

242.5

Cougars

79.80

75.0

90.0

165.0

0

0

-3

-5

-8

60.041

Greg

Hobl

M76

372.5

Toowoomba

75.70

95.0

120.0

215.0

0

-3

-3

-5

-11

46.718

1st Place $1000 Alex Goodyear

2nd Place $300 Craig Wegert

3rd Place $200 Debra Keelan

Anthony Martin, awarded Junior Male lifter of 1996, has already gone on to make new Commonwealth U18 and U20 Snatch, Clean and Jerk and Total records in the early part of 1997 (Photo: Be Seen Photographics).

Queensland Weightlifting Annual Awards

The Alexandra Hills Hotel, still humming from the excitement of the day’s inaugural Queensland 1000 final, kept it’s doors and bars open for the dedicated few who had gathered to pay tribute to Queensland Weightlifting Association’s star athletes, movers and shakers.

The auspicious occasion was the 1996 Queensland Weightlifting Association Annual Awards , a night designed to recognise the magnificent efforts, dedication, hours of energy and commitment of our lifters and volunteers - the life blood of the QWA.

The first members of the QWA to receive the praise and public recognition, and rightfully so, were the men and women who expressed their athletic prowess on the platform - the lifters. Every lifter nominated in each category was judged on the basis of their ability to demonstrate solid and improved performances on the state, national and international platforms and their dedication to the development of Queensland weightlifting.

The first of the nights trophies, Best Senior Female Lifter, was awarded to Debbie Keelan (Cougars), Oceania, Australian and State Champion. Debbie also rewrote the state record books in the 83+Kg class and became the first female in Queensland to Clean & Jerk the magic 100kg. Debbie also was an active administrator, referee, coach, fund raiser and support agent for up and coming lifters.

Craig Wegert (Cougars) proudly accepted the Best Senior Male Lifter Cup as a result of his massive 35 Kg improvement, his Moomba International silver medal, a tremendous win in his first overseas Australian Representation in New Zealand and his ability to break state record after state record. Craig also led by example, demonstrating to other lifters that sacrifice, dedication and hard yakka certainly pay dividends to those brave enough to give it a real go. Craig was also a regular referee at competitions and could always be seen giving a helping hand before and after competitions.

Anthony Martin (Nudgee) deservedly gained the title of top Junior Male Lifter. During 1996 the “Big Fella” gained Australian representation in Europe and Melbourne. Throughout the year Anthony set numerous state , National, commonwealth and Oceania records impressing the weightlifting community with his prowess and fantastic potential.

Best Junior Female Lifter went to Saree Williams (Cougars). Saree improved significantly in the two classical disciplines which earned her a State title, runner-up at the nationals, state, national and Oceania records and a berth in the Australian Women’s Junior team. Saree also performed a variety of other duties for the QWA including refereeing, setting up and dismantling at comps, promoting weightlifting at public displays and holding a QWA Management Committee position.

David Nillson (Nudgee) , yet another Aussie rep, state and national record holder, Australian and Queensland Champion, shone through in the Best Male Under 17 category. David’s performances during 1996 were consistent and steady and he frequently offered a helping hand at competitions.

1996 was a great year for Amanda Phillips (Cougars) who became Queensland’s most prolific record breaker and multiple national champion. Amanda also realised a personal ambition to represent Australia and in so doing took out 1st place in the Junior international. Awarded Best Under 17 Female.

Derek Croft (Townsville) was delighted to receive the Best Masters Lifter trophy. Derek’s effort and attention to technique paid off with improved platform performances . Derek also put in a mighty effort to assist with the running of the National Weightlifting Championships which took place in Brisbane.

The final lifting award went to the Rookie of the Year, who in the opinion of the selections committee demonstrated the most impressive improvement in performance, commitment to training , good technique and team spirit. Darren Lythall (Cougars) took out the award.

The remaining awards went to the people who assist all lifters in some shape or form, the competition organisers, referees, coaches, club committee members and administrators to name but a few - the unsung heroes of weightlifting.

The Volunteer of the Year award went to an individual who has worked diligently behind the scenes in an effort to improve the `system’ - Miles Wydall. Miles introduced some trail blazing initiatives such as the QWA Web-Site which is now a potential money earner. Miles work has firmly put the QWA on the world weightlifting map and this was done in between his coaching sessions down at the Cougars club.

Services to Special Groups was taken out by Barry Harden (Nambour) as a result of his contributions to the development of Masters throughout 1996. Barry’s commitment to the task resulted in regular mail outs to masters, increased networking within this group, and plans made for a new handicap competition calendar for Masters to look forward to in 1997.

Michael Keelan who was responsible for the coaching and development of a group of national medalists and Australian representatives as well as assisting in coach education was awarded Best Club Coach for the second time in four years.

Best Novice Coach hailed from the country in the form of Jason Hassard of Goomeri. Jason took out this award which is reserved for new coaches in their first two years of coaching. Jason steered the Goomeri club through 1996 developing a promising group of male and female lifters who competed in fine style on a number of competition platforms at a variety of locations around Queensland.

The QWA Official/Office Bearer of the Year went to a person whose actions made a significant

contribution to the advancement of weightlifting in Queensland - Beth Isaac. Beth had a very busy 1996 spending a large amount of time assisting the QWA by performing a myriad of duties ranging form courier (delivering National Championship posters to Brisbane gyms), general office assistant, to taking on the role of the QWA “Super Seller” raising much needed funds for other QWA members.

Beth also played a major role in the running of the Telstra Nationals, organising and taking part in promotions, refereeing at competitions and taking on secretarial duties with the Cougars - a busy lady and a well deserved winner of the award.

Special Merit Awards were introduced: Bob Kennedy was recognised for organising and running the Best competition of 1996, the Queensland Schools Weightlifting Competition held in Rockhampton in June; and Peter Thomsen was recognised for his coaching of National and International representative Weightlifters.

Cougars took out the Best Club Award - In 1996 the club organised working bees to improve the QWA facility at Chandler, introduced a Scholarship Program, developed and implemented a marketing plan , established an identity through promotion which included displays, sign on days and club t-shirts. The club members also made a magnificent contribution in assisting the QWA in running the Telstra Nationals and it’s lifters put in some mighty performances in state , national and international competitions.

The QWA Achiever of the Year - the QWA’s most prestigious award went to a most worthy recipient, QWA President, Greg Hobl . Greg’s achievements, as a lifter, a coach, administrator and referee speak volumes. Greg is a man of action, a leader who has the ability to rally up the troops and get things done. Greg has and always will be a dedicated role model who believes that actions are greater than words.

A characteristic of any successful organisation is that it is made of people who know what they want to achieve and how to go about achieving their targets. The QWA will continue to recognise and praise the efforts of all it’s members and in particular those members who strive to excel in what they do for the benefits of others.

Michael Keelan

Derek Croft. Awarded QWA Acheiver of the year.

Photo Courtesy of Be Seen Phograhics.

Changes in the Office

By Ian Moir

Well, by now everyone will have heard about Leo’s move from the QWA office to South Bank TAFE College. Why anyone would want to leave the luxurious surroundings of the QWA office - that small box in the corner of the gym at Chandler with three hot water systems in back to provide warmth in winter and wire mesh ceiling (complete with cob webs) that allows the occasional summer breeze to flow through - for some plush, airconditioned office with a view, I can’t imagine.

Seriously though, the legacy of Leo’s three years of outstanding service as State Administrator is a system of good management, accountability and entrepreneurship (is that a real word?) that will serve the QWA well for many years to come.

I’m sure that I speak for all who worked alongside Leo, either in the office or on the management committee, coaching committee, national championships organising committee, officiating committee etc. etc. when I say thank you, Leo for the endless hours of selfless service you have rendered to the QWA and please don’t devote as much time and energy to your new job, or there won’t be any left for weightlifting.

Life goes on in the QWA office with three of us now at your beck and call. The management committee have bestowed upon me the impressive title of Executive Director and I am beginning to answer to the name Mister Ed. Still, it could be worse, they could be calling me Francis the Talking Mule. Debra Keelan is our Development Officer overseeing Equity and Participation programs and Sean Cassidy has joined the “Gang of Three” in the position of School Development Officer.

Debra, Sean and I are available to discuss any aspect of the QWA’s operations and programs with you, the members. So please don’t hesitate to call us for information, assistance or just to keep in touch. I’m sure you know the number already but here it is again anyway: (07) 3823 1377.

Leo Isaac in his role as State Administrator. Seen here using his endless energy to promote the sport of weightlifting.

Working for the future of Weightlifting

by Leo Isaac

Sport can be many different things to many people. For some it is a way of keeping fit while for others it is a weekly fix of adrenaline. Sport is also about meeting people, learning new skills, overcoming challenges, travel, a chance to break the monotony of working life and the list goes on and on. As a person who has been deeply involved in the sport of Weightlifting for 23 years, as an athlete, coach, coach educator and administrator, in the United Kingdom and Australia, my experiences are close to being religious. It has been, and still is, a wonderful journey of DISCOVERY and LEARNING.

When I left school aged 16 and went to technical college for two years my vision was that by my present age, 42, I would be a fully qualified accountant with a well paid position, a house paid off and a car and boat on the driveway. At 16, I showed some abilities with school work and with some sports such as athletics and tennis but, even though I wanted to go to the Olympics, in all my dreams I could never have imagined what would happen next.

In my final year as a business studies student at technical school, armed with only a book on “modern weight-training” as my guide, I began training with weights to improve my abilities in sprinting and jumping and continued on a once per week basis. At the tennis club one evening I mentioned to a friend that I was training with weights and not long after we started training together in his garage with some weights he had been given. We learned split snatch and split cleans from my outdated book and we would all now laugh at the amazingly useless “stick figure” illustrations which were used to describe the complex technique of Weightlifting. But if there was one useful part of the book, it was the appendix of Weightlifting clubs in the United Kingdom (UK).

I contacted the nearest club, some 30km away in the city of Bristol. The club coach, thinking that I was too far away, suggested I form a Weightlifting club in my home town of Cheddar. But the club coach, Den Welch, did suggest that I watch the next Weightlifting competition which was the South West Counties Weightlifting Championships. My garage training partner and I travelled to watch the competition and from that moment on, I never looked back. This was the sport for me.

And so began a journey which has taken me to Spain, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Russia, Sweden, Hungary, Bulgaria, Greece, Yugoslavia, Australia, New Zealand and Tonga - so far. But Weightlifting has meant a great deal more to me than a passport for travel. At 42, I do not have a house paid off and there is no boat on the driveway. Instead there is a memory, one that I can hardly believe myself, that in September 1982, I lifted the heaviest weight in my life, a clean & jerk of 180.5Kg. This, and other similar experiences, have had a profound effect on the person that is me. It is a little too deep to go into here, but suffice to say that these experiences are my motivation for continuing to devote time and energy to the sport long after the heady days of being a globe-trotting athlete have finished.

After 23 years in the sport of Weightlifting, I have seen it from all sides. Here in Australia I have worked in a professional capacity for the state associations of three states (NSW, Tasmania and Queensland). I have also worked for the Australian Weightlifting Association. In all these positions, there has been one task that has been required of me - to build participation. In my early days as a worker for Weightlifting in Sydney my approach was to coach, and coach, and coach! At one time in 1985 I was coaching at St.George, Belmore, Bankstown, Parramatta and Blacktown and it was usual to travel 100km per day and be involved with 50 lifters. Competitions were a nightmare. I would spin on a sixpence to coach a dozen lifters at any one time. However, those clubs have gone now. The bars are probably getting rusty in a store room.

In later positions in Weightlifting, my approach to building participation shifted to finding, educating and mentoring other persons to assume a coaching role (and also refereeing and administration). I believe this a more successful approach for two reasons. Firstly, leading others into coaching has enabled me to share the load and secondly, and more importantly, this approach has enabled the sport to continue when I have moved on. More recently my attention has once again turned to developing resources for coaches because as we all know there are extremely few texts or videos on the sport of Weightlifting.

Within the ranks of the QWA, and for that matter any other state Weightlifting association in Australia, are a number of people we can readily identify as people who put enormous time and energy into our sport in the hope that it will grow and flourish. And yet despite all our cumulative energies, our sport, challenged by the myriad of other sports and leisure activities, hangs precipitously on the edge of oblivion. This causes me to think, again and again, on what is missing from the equation. What are we NOT doing that we could be doing? It is my assessment of the situation that the missing ingredient is TRAINING but not of the physical sort.

Throughout my time in Weightlifting I have constantly sought the skills, experiences and qualifications that I presumed I needed to take the next step. It did not take me long to move from Cheddar to Bristol so that I could be involved in training with the very best. I left accountancy and took myself to Loughborough University to avail myself of training in sports science and recreation management. At the same time, while in the midst of my globe-trotting, I underwent my initial training in coaching in two ways. Firstly, I enrolled in to the formal coaching courses run by the British Amateur Weightlifting Association (BAWLA) and secondly, John Lear, the national coach of the UK, always took every opportunity to give members of national squad, while on training camps, lectures in technique, competition preparation, psychology, nutrition, etc.

In my time as State Administrator for the QWA, it was my daily struggle to divide my time between keeping the QWA financially afloat, event organisation, personnel training, promotion, coaching, communication, regional development, team selection and travel arrangements, reporting to the government and recruitment. Though the job was demanding it was also satisfying. There are a number of reasons why I would recommend others to follow into this profession. During my time as State Administrator, I enjoyed very much working with people who think as I do about the benefits of Weightlifting. The QWA is a very friendly place as we are all united by a common purpose. An despite the long hours I often worked, I enjoyed the sense of freedom of being able to leave my office and jump into my car to travel for several days to North Queensland for a coaching course, or interstate for a championship, or simply to go across town to a school to talk to students about Weightlifting. I also thoroughly enjoy seeing those whom I have helped gain pleasure from their performance on the platform or their involvement in an official capacity. Working in sport is a pleasurable and satisfying occupation.

However I would offer a warning to one and all. For the health and longevity of the sport we must all be engaged in TRAINING, whether this means we teach others or others teach us. Opportunities for training are being regularly lost. Here are some examples:

· QWA Management Committee meetings which on average last for 4 hours could be 1 hour in which only the most important committee matters are discussed and three hours of training.

· Of all the physical training sessions in the year that our athletes engage, I am sure that 2 or 3 could be devoted to the acquisition of knowledge about coaching, refereeing and administration of our sport.

· The annual awards evening of the QWA has room for a 30 minutes training video on some aspect of being involved in our sport.

· Sections of the QWA Coaching Education program of Level 1 and 2 courses should be delivered by distance education so that a much wider audience can be reached. This could be the whole course if video packages are developed.

· Similarly the QWA Referee Education program could be delivered through distance education packages using video.

· All QWA athletes on all squads should receive training about all aspects of running the sport as a condition of being included in a squad and receiving funding.

· There should be a Coaching Journal of the QWA, a two-sided document which all QWA registered coaches receive on a monthly basis.

· QWA teams travelling interstate should, at the end of each day’s competition, receive 30 - 60 mins training in some aspect of the sport. It is not often that all of the QWA’s best athletes gather in one location.

· There should be study courses, distance education packages or lectures, designed specifically for parents so that they can function as - fund-raisers, assistant coaches, club administrators, referees, announcers, etc.

Perhaps you can think of more.

Lastly, I must say that if you are looking for a reason why the above have not come about and feel a want to blame the professional administrators, I believe it is very largely because YOU expect your sports administrators to do OTHER things. If you rely on sports administrators to do the coaching, the refereeing, the competition organisation, keeping records and rankings, write up minutes of meetings, carry out talent identification, write media releases, carry out promotional activities in the market place, order your clothing, clean the gym, find sponsors, etc., then of course the above will never happen. The QWA will be stuck on its presently level of participation and quality of lifting.

If however you think as I do that the principal job of those professionally involved in sport is to TRAIN others to perform coaching, refereeing and administrative functions so that our sport can grow then consider the following:

What you should do!

What Weightlifting’s Administrators should do!

Offer you services as an organiser of events

Write resources and develop and deliver courses which TRAIN you to run events more effectively

Offer your services as a coach

Write resources and develop and deliver courses which TRAIN you to be a better coach

Offer your services as a referee

Write resources and develop and deliver courses which TRAIN you to be a better referee

Offer your services as a fund-raiser

Write resources and develop and deliver courses which TRAIN you in fund-raising and sponsorship getting.

Get the picture! By these processes we can multiply the effort tenfold.

I am no longer working at the QWA but I am still most definitely involved in “Working for the Future of Weightlifting”. I am now at Southbank Institute of TAFE (SBIT) teaching the advanced diploma of recreation management. SBIT also offers full and part-time diploma courses in sports coaching and fitness. Why don’t you start your journey of DISCOVERY and LEARNING and see where it takes you!

News Flash Fund-raising

Bayside Betta 10% Discount for all QWA

20 Moreton Bay Rd Members

CAPALABA QLD

Assisting Athletes to competitions

Remember those that sell 200 tickets have the opportunity to raise $150 towards their next trip!

If you are struggling to sell tickets, ring Super Seller for ideas! (Beth Isaac 07-3245 5776)

Please have all tickets and money back to the QWA PO Box 1056 CAPALABA QLD 4157, no later than the 26 March 1997.

QWA Fund-raising Committee

Position available - looking for people that have:

· good ideas

· organisational skills - people, events

· be able to delegate to others

· good telephone manner

· own transport and telephone

· computer skills an advantage

Requirements meetings to take place once per month at committee members residence.

· Travel and telephone expenses paid by the QWA.

· Child-care available at no cost.

Volunteers gain valuable skills that are great for your RESUMA. The QWA will help by sending you on courses to develop your skills and knowledge.

For more information please ring Beth Isaac on 07-3245 5776.

Telstra 1996 Junior International

De La Salle College, Malvern Australia

7th & 8th December, 1996

Men

NameBornNatBwtSnatchCl & JkTotal Place

54kg Category

Dan Botelanga80NRU54.0070.0105.0175.01

Garth Vandenende80AUS53.4075.097.5172.52

Chris Walkley80NZL53.8060.077.5137.53

59kg Category

Paul Mateos80AUS58.9582.5107.5190.01

Tsung Chih-Lu80TPE55.0570.090.0160.02

Raymond Nobes81AUS56.8567.5------

Martin Guntali (G)MAL54.4587.5127.5215.0

64kg Category

Scott Lohrey78AUS60.6585.0120.0205.01

Jason Tate80AUS62.9087.5105.0192.52

Kamaruzaman Jusan(G)MAL63.35112.5145.0257.5

Rahman Ahmad(G)MAL62.25112.5140.0252.5

70kg Category

Kendall Akhurst77NZL68.6095.0115.0210.01

Lee Truong78AUS64.4585.0110.0195.02

Heinz Baker82NZL69.1090.0102.5192.53

Muhamad Hiayat(G)MAL68.95120.0165.0285.0

Ahmad Abdulah(G)MAL69.75110.0135.0245.0

Referees: Boris Kayser (AUS), Abu Hanapah Ismail (MAL), Lawrence Stephen (NRU)

76kg Category

Quincey Detenamo

NRU75.75107.5147.5252.51

Moho Rosdi Bangah

MAL71.55105.0142.5247.52

Oudon Inthavong

NZL70.4090.0120.0210.03

Andrew Ward

NZL72.5090.0115.0205.04

Chung-Wei Wu

TPE72.8080.0115.0195.05

Asli Rosli Udin(G)MAL75.40110.0145.0255.0

83kg Category

Edmond Yeo

MAL81.95137.5165.0302.51

Rodin Thoma

NRU82.50122.5147.5270.02

Andrew Ciancio

AUS79.20120.0140.0260.03

David Morris

NZL78.5590.0135.0225.04

Andrew Elliot

NZL82.4095.0130.0225.05

Referees: Ian Laurie (AUS), William Hap Yeo (MAL), Gino Fratangelo (AUS)

91kg Category

Lennon Peo78NRU90.65120.0152.5272.51

Daniel Deringa78NRU85.15110.0140.0250.02

Nathan Nobbs76NZL85.55100.0132.5232.53

Tim Oberg78AUS85.75100.0130.0230.04

Jonathon Corbett79NZL85.2090.0110.0200.05

Po-Lin Yeh82TPE86.0060.080.0140.06

NameBornNatBwtSnatchCl & JkTotal Place

99kg Category

Trevino Nime-Ekwono76NRU98.40112.5150.0262.51

Talvic Denitage77NRU91.85100.0135.0235.02

108kg Category

Chris Rae80AUS107.40130.0155.0285.01

John Demaunga80NRU99.45125.0155.0280.02

Iska Kam79NRU107.70112.5145.0257.53

Gavin Hubbard78NZL107.10105.0120.0225.04

108+kg Category

Anthony Martin79AUS120.85130.0157.5287.51

Dawson Agege76NRU110.50115.0140.0255.02

Chin-Wang Lee81TPE122.2567.582.5150.03

Referees: Boris Kayser (AUS), Abu Hanapah Ismail (MAL), Lawrence Stephen (NRU)

Women

46kg Category

Chun-Ju Chen82TPE42.2050.062.5112.51

Mei-Chuan Fang83TPE42.9545.060.0105.02

50kg Category

Yu-Wen Huang83TPE48.3047.562.5110.01

Yu-Chin Huang82TPE47.6050.057.5107.52

54kg Category

Yueh-Jeng Lin81TPE53.7055.075.0130.01

Tyoni Batsiua81NRU53.9552.565.0117.52

kristy Hanson81AUS50.8040.062.5102.53

59kg Category

Debbie Lewis81AUS56.5562.575.0137.51

Yi-Ching Chen80TPE57.6557.567.5125.02

Robyn Turner78AUS56.8055.065.0120.03

Annaliese Vissers80NZL56.5550.057.5107.54

Referees: Ian Laurie (AUS), Debbie Smith (AUS), Chris Michaelopoulos (AUS)

64kg Category

Micharda Tannang79NRU63.8552.572.5125.01

Blanche Mackinder79NZL63.2057.562.5120.02

Tanya Harden78AUS59.7550.065.0115.03

Caroline Radford79NZL62.3550.057.5107.54

70kg Category

Amanda Phillips81AUS69.1065.087.5152.51

Jodee Tate76AUS70.0060.072.5132.52

Lesuma Eongen83NRU69.5555.070.0125.03

Referees: Chris Michaelopoulos (AUS), Ian Laurie (AUS), Jenny Sanchez (AUS)

NameBornNatBwtSnatchCl & JkTotal Place

76kg Category

Rosetta Detenamo80NRU74.9065.090.0155.01

Megan Spinks76AUS74.0062.580.0142.52

83kg Category

Caroline Pileggi77AUS79.4077.5100.0177.51

Saree Williams76AUS79.2577.597.5175.02

Sheeva Peo76NRU81.5075.097.5172.53

83+kg Category

Olivia Baker79NZL103.8075.0105.0180.01

Kim Jamieson79NZL100.5065.070.0135.02

Referees: Boris Kayser (AUS), Abu Hanapah Ismail (MAL), Lawrence Stephen (NRU)

Team Points

Men

Points

Women

Points

Nauru

147

Australia

129

Australia

131

Chinese Taipei

90

New Zealand

126

Nauru

72

Chinese Taipei

48

New Zealand

68

Malaysia

30

HEALTHEQUIP 1997 Australia Day Tournament

Toowoomba SHS, Toowoomba Qld

January 26th, 1997

NameBornClubBwtSnatchCl & JkTotalPoints

Craig Wegert73Cougars113.80140.5175.0315.0319.4

Anthony Martin79Nudgee123.55130.0165.0295.0295.2

Brad Peters76Nudgee57.9582.5110.0192.5294.9

Peter Thomsen64Nudgee91.15105.0135.0240.0261.8

Paul McClure72Nudgee77.7090.0112.5202.5241.7

Adam McDonald64Cougars96.2595.0127.5222.5237.1

Patrick Alldridge79Marsden64.6070.095.0165.0227.5

Paul Wheeler71Nudgee92.0090.0112.5202.5220.1

Bobby Johnson77Marsden86.7080.0110.0190.0212.6

Michael Cummings80Toowoomba59.8060.080.0140.0207.6

John Hanlon66Marsden84.5070.0105.0175.0198.4

John Bauer63Toowoomba79.5075.085.0160.0188.3

Matthew Cornes82Cougars45.5540.047.587.5177.9

Amanda Phillips (F)81Cougars69.7565.082.5147.5166.6

Keith Forbes41Toowoomba73.9560.062.5122.5151.5

Jake Ryan82Toowoomba61.6050.055.0105.0151.3

Mark Newman82Toowoomba82.6062.565.0127.5146.4

John Ryan83Toowoomba60.7045.052.597.5142.4

Chris Scott81Toowoomba51.6517.522.540.069.5

Referees: Peter Thomsen, Christine Hobl, Leo Isaac, Debra Keelan, Ed Kostrzweski, John Hanlon

Time Keeper: Craig Wegert, Eric Cornes

MC: Ian Moir

Records

Brad Peters’ clean & jerk of 105kg & 110kg, 4th attempt snatch of 85kg, and totals of 187.5kg & 192.5kg were new Queensland Open records

Anthony Martin’s clean & jerk of 165kg and 295kg total were new Queensland, Australian and Commonwealth Under 18 and Under 20 records

Craig Wegert’s 140.5kg snatch was a new Queensland Open record

League ‘97

When was the last time a weightlifter in Queensland, or for that matter Australia, competed against ten or more opponents who all provided stiff competition? When was the last time a weightlifting competition was held in Queensland where the placings in most divisions were not a foregone conclusion? Answer: February 8th, 1997. On this date the first round of the QWA’s League ‘97 took place.

Based on the format of the Healthequip Queensland 1000, this League provides the opportunity for all lifters, coaches, officials and spectators to enjoy the excitement of truly competitive sport.

The object of the QWA’s League ‘97 is simple: to provide a style of competition in which weightlifters can compete against others with similar levels of ability for lucrative rewards and to foster a competition environment where personal best performances are valued as the highest achievement.

Below are the rules and regulations under which the League will operate in 1997. The course of the competition in all events associated with the League, of course, must be in accordance with the rules of the Australian Weightlifting Federation.

Classification of Competitors

The League contains four levels or divisions of competition. Athletes are classified according to their best official competition total since January 1st, 1996 expressed as a percentage of the relevant World Record (WR) as at January 1st, 1997. The following classification standards apply:

Division 1 >= 60% of WR

Division 2 <60% >=50% of WR

Division 3 <50% >=40% of WR

Division 4 <40% of WR

Athletes compete within the division in which they are classified at the commencement of the League for the duration of 1997 regardless of any change in their level of performance during the year. Individuals who have not previously recorded an official competition total are classified in Division 4.

Competition Format

The League consists of four competition rounds and one Final. Participation in the competition rounds is open to all members of the QWA. The placings in each division in each round are decided by the point scores achieved in the round. Participation in the Final is confined to the ten (10) highest point scorers in Division 1 and the five (5) highest point scorers in each of Division 2, Division 3 and Division 4, based upon the individuals’ aggregate score from no more than three of the four competition rounds.

Example

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Best 3 Scores

43 points

51 points

48 points

60 points

60+51+48=159 points

Regional Participation

QWA members who reside in the Central and Northern Regions may participate either in the scheduled competition rounds conducted in the Southern Division or an official weightlifting competition sanctioned by their relevant Regional Council and conducted within their own Region. These competitions must take place within ten days prior to the scheduled round (QWA calendar). The results, accompanied by the appropriate competition entry fees, must be received by the QWA Executive Director before the commencement of the scheduled round.

Results achieved by Queensland athletes competing in National or International events which take place within seven days prior to or after the scheduled round will also be accepted.

Scoring

League ‘97 scores will be calculated in the following manner:

Percentage of World Record

The competitor’s final total is calculated as a percentage of the relevant World Record Total.

The final total divided by the World Record x 100 = Percentage Points.

Personal Best Bonus

Points will be awarded for equalling or exceeding current Personal Best results according to the following scale:

Heaviest Snatch equalling Personal Best1 Point

Heaviest Snatch exceeding Personal Best5 Points

Heaviest Clean & Jerk equalling Personal Best1 Point

Heaviest Clean & Jerk exceeding Personal Best5 Points

Final Total equalling Personal Best1 Point

Final Total exceeding Personal Best5 Points

Six out of Six Bonus

Six (6) points will be awarded for all six attempts being successfully completed.

Penalty Points

The following Penalty Points will accrue for performances below Personal Best:

Heaviest Snatch more than 5kg below Personal Best-3 Points

Heaviest Snatch more than 10kg below Personal Best-5 Points

Heaviest Clean & Jerk more than 5kg below Personal Best-3 Points

Heaviest Clean & Jerk more than 10kg below Personal Best-5 Points

Final Total more than 5kg below Personal Best-3 Points

Final Total more than 10kg below Personal Best-5 Points

Calculating the Final Score

Percentage of World Record + Bonus Points* + Penalty Points = Final Score

*Maximum Bonus Points possible: PB snatch + PB clean & jerk + PB total + 6 out of 6 = 21

Personal Best

For the purposes of League ‘97, the initial Personal Best results for Snatch, Clean & Jerk and Total are those achieved in any official weightlifting competition held between January 1st, 1996 and Round 1 of League ‘97. After Round 1 of League ‘97, the Personal Best results used to calculate competitor’s scores will be those achieved in any official weightlifting competition held during 1996 and any official weightlifting competition, excluding National and International events, held in 1997.

In the event of an entrant’s Personal Best Snatch or Clean & Jerk not being a multiple of 2.5, e.g. record of 102kg, the actual weight will be rounded down to the nearest weight which is a multiple of 2.5. The adjusted weight which is a multiple of 2.5 will be regarded as the entrant’s Personal Best. A new Personal Best result must exceed the previous Personal Best by a minimum of 2.5kg.

An entrant who has not recorded a result in an official weightlifting competition held after January 1st, 1996 and therefore has no current Personal Bests, will not receive Bonus Points or Penalty Points.

Fees

League Registration Fee

All Participants$5 per Year

Competition Entry Fees

Division 1$15 per Round

Division 2$12 per Round

Division 3$10 per Round

Division 4$ 5 per Round

Prize Money in each Round

Prize Money in Final

1st Place

2nd Place

3rd Place

1st Place

2nd Place

3rd Place

Division 1

$50

$30

$20

Division 1

$500

$300

$200

Division 2

$30

$20

$10

Division 2

$300

$200

$100

Division 3

$20

$10

$5

Division 3

$200

$100

$50

Division 4

$10

$5

$5

Division 4

$100

$50

$25

Competition Schedule

Round 1February 8thBrisbane

Round 2April 12thToowoomba

Round 3June 14th & 15thBrisbane

Round 4Septmeber 14th & 15thToowoomba

FinalNovember 22ndBrisbane

Results of QWA League ‘97 Round 1

NameClubPointsPrize Money

Division 1

Craig WegertCougars74.399$50

Debra KeelanCougars73.308$30

Alex GoodyearCougars68.636$20

Brad PetersNudgee67.602

Angela BentleyCougars64.364

Amanda PhillipsCougars62.217

Peter ThomsenNudgee56.182

Anthony MartinNudgee23.962

Division 2

Paul McClureNudgee61.955$30

Leo IsaacCougars54.545$20

Patrick AlldridgeMarsden44.761$10

Marcus HardenNambour43.254

Division 3

Bobby JohnsonMarsden62.273$20

Peter FosterCougars60.091$10

Fred BuchananNudgee56.828$5

Michael CummingsToowoomba55.030

Ryan ShinnNudgee36.364

John HanlonMarsden12.576

Division 4

Brant RodgersNudgee63.282$10

Nicole BurnieToowoomba52.838$5

Lawrie TownsendNudgee51.940$5

John RyanToowoomba51.597

Kerry TimmsCougars47.911

Jake RyanToowoomba46.343

Shane TimmsCougars46.137

Mark NewmanToowoomba43.758

Harry GrzesCougars43.158

Matthew CornesCougars40.517

Sarah TimmsCougars34.722

Blayne GravesToowoomba33.586

Christy TimmsCougars25.894

Chris ScottToowoomba13.931

Kelly PeartonMarsden1.538

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Nauru U16 vs Australia U16

1997 Independance Day Tournament

Centennial Hall, Republic of Nauru

January 31st 1997

NameNatBwtSnatchCl & JkTotalPlace

42kg Category

Robunian KapuaNRU40.8250.065.0115.01

Daniel TurnorAUS41.2235.055.090.02

Willen DageagoNRU36.2637.555.092.5res

46kg Category

Imlan ScottyNRU45.9842.557.5100.01

Nick TresizeAUS45.6240.055.095.02

Rioli PeoNRU45.2640.052.592.53

50kg Category

Hunter ItaiaNRU49.7267.585.0152.51

Joel DeCateretAUS49.5265.077.5142.52

54kg Category

Alex KopezynskiAUS51.8060.080.0140.01

Sonny SimonNRU53.0860.077.5137.52

59kg Category

Ray NobesAUS57.7270.095.0165.01

Link MobitNRU56.8465.075.0140.02

64kg Category

Jone AdamNRU63.6080.0100.0180.01

Ryan PannowitchAUS62.4570.085.0155.02

70kg Category

Lucas KrajewskiAUS69.2080.0100.0180.01

Jake DebaoNRU65.7570.090.0160.02

76kg Category

John TsiodeNRU74.7582.5102.5185.01

Martin HornleyAUS70.1080.0102.5182.52

83kg Category

James TsiodeNRU82.2080.0100.0180.01

Tim HaywardAUS80.3060.080.0140.02

91kg Category

Andrew EdenboroughAUS90.4082.5105.0187.51

Team Points

Nauru6

Australia4

Referees: Bure Ika, Marcus Stephen, Ernest Stephen

Australian Weightlifting Federation

National Classification Standards 1997 - 2000

Men

Category

Elite

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

46

50

54

59

64

70

76

83

91

99

108

Over 108

212.5

232.5

252.5

272.5

290.0

305.0

320.0

332.5

340.0

350.0

182.5

200.0

215.0

232.5

247.5

262.5

275.0

285.0

292.5

300.0

157.5

172.5

187.5

202.5

215.0

227.5

237.5

245.0

252.5

260.0

115.0

127.5

140.0

152.5

165.0

177.5

190.0

200.0

210.0

217.5

222.5

230.0

100.0

110.0

120.0

132.5

142.5

155.0

165.0

175.0

182.5

190.0

195.0

200.0

Women

Category

Elite

A Grade

B Grade

C Grade

D Grade

38

42

46

50

54

59

64

70

76

83

Over 83

122.5

132.5

140.0

150.0

157.5

165.0

170.0

175.0

180.0

112.5

122.5

130.0

137.5

145.0

150.0

155.0

160.0

165.0

97.5

105.0

110.0

117.5

122.5

127.5

132.5

137.5

140.0

72.5

80.0

87.5

92.5

97.5

105.0

110.0

115.0

120.0

122.5

125.0

62.5

37.5

72.5

77.5

82.5

87.5

92.5

97.5

102.5

105.0

107.5

EventQualifying Standard

National Open ChampionshipsA Grade

National Under 20 ChampionshipsB Grade

National Under 18 ChampionshipsC Grade

National Under 16 ChampionshipsD Grade

1. For all National Championships each State/Territory Association is entitled to be represented by at least a full team. Should a State/Territory have more than a full team qualified, then they may all compete and the State/Territory must nominate the lifters to count in the point scoring before the Championship starts.

2. If non-qualified lifters are entered in Championships (as per point 1), then they must compete in the bodyweight category in which they have been entered.

3. Lifters may only compete in a higher bodyweight category than the one in which they have been entered if they have equalled or exceeded the qualifying standard in the next category. Lifters may only move up one bodyweight category and no lifter may compete in a lighter bodyweight category than which they have been entered.

QUEENSLAND WEIGHTLIFTING ASSOCIATION INC.

PO BOX 1056 CAPALABA Q 4157

Tel: 07 32456461 / 07 38231377

A booking has been made at TALLEBUDGERA RECREATION CAMP for the following period:

SECTION A In: Monday 29/12/97 (after 10.00am ) Out: Sunday 4/1/98 (by 4.00pm)

Cost per night: $7.20 per person per night (under 5 yrs no charge).

All welcome, QWA members, family & friends.

To recoup the booking fee paid by the QWA as quickly as possible we are offering a 10% discount to all fully paid bookings made before the 31st May 1997. Unfortunately this discount is only available to those making a booking for the full period (7 days/6 nights).

Please use the portion of the form below to record your booking and payment details and forward on to:

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PO Box 1056

CAPALABA Q 4157

NAME:

ADDRESS:

TEL:

BOOKING DATES:

No. of guests under 5 years:

No. of guests over 5 years:

PAYMENT ENCLOSED: $

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GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS!!!!!!!!

Congratulations to Saree Williams, Amanda Phillips, Diana Loy, Debra Keelan and Angie Bentley on receiving invites to lift at the Telstra Moomba International Weightlifting Competition to be held in March. All the best girls.

Check out our girls Commonwealth rankings on page .......... Well done all!!

Hope to see Amanda Wegert make her lifting debut in the very near future. Hubbie Craig started her off in fine style but has been a bit too busy to continue as her coach, so Debra Keelan has stepped in.

Amanda Wegert has had a positive influence on our female “athletes”, some have actually been seen jogging around the complex on a regular basis!!! No, Saree Williams isn’t one of them!!!

Amanda Phillips, Saree Williams and Amanda Wegert all attended the QWA Officiating Course held on 1st February - just need to sit their exams now. Good luck girls. Looking forward to having some more female officials around.

Good news that Womens Weightlifting is now a part of the Commonwealth and Olympic Games competition program. Just waiting on confirmation of the new bodyweight categories.

Only one female - good old Amanda Phillips, lifted in the Australia Day competition held in Toowoomba, and consequently won the prize money. C’mon girls we can’t be letting that happen again. Looking forward to a bigger turn-up at the League launch.

An informal survey of some of our female lifters preferred foods following weigh-in showed up some interesting combinations. Don’t know what a dietitian would make of this lot: Angie Bentley reckons that a gooey chocolate bar washed down with a coffee is the way to go; Amanda Phillips scoffs down a bowl of plain cooked pasta (no sauce) washed down with water; Saree Williams puts McDonalds up at the top of the list, she reckons she always lifts better when she feels sick (so that would definitely be the place to go). Debbie Keelan has taken up the pasta thing but adds tuna and a dash of parmesan cheese, washed down with gatorade. Beth Isaac has been heard to say that you can’t go past the old Mars bar. Interesting stuff??!!

Congratulations to Debbie Keelan who won best female lifter in the Oceania Masters Postal Competition + her age and bodyweight category. Gold also to Jenny Betts.

Speaking of Jenny Betts ................. lost, reward offered for safe return!!!

Amanda Phillips was nominated by Redland Shire Councilor Ray Bucknall in the Shires Australia Day celebrations in the Sports Award Under 18 category. Well done.

And we thought Saree Williams was short - check out the Softball player in the latest Women Sport magazine, just 18cm tall!!?? Speaking of that magazine, check out page 54 for our very own Amanda Phillips. Available at all good newsagents.

The League launch on the 8th February saw Nicole Burnie of Toowoomba set a new State Clean & Jerk record to take out second place in the division 4 competition. Well done. Keep up with that training, Nicole.

Congratulations to Diana Loy and her husband - they are expecting a baby.

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COMMONWEALTH MEN'S RANKINGS 1996

BornNatBody.WtSnatchJerkTotaldd.mm

54kg Class

Badathala Adishekhar66IND53.611113524524. 2

John Nguyen75AUS53.95105132.5237.54. 5

A.K. Pandian

IND53.310513023524. 2

T. Muthu75IND53.3107.5125232.524. 2

D. Wilson

IND53.610013023024. 2

Avenash Pandoo75MRI

9513022512. 4

C. Veerabhadran79IND

1001252255.10

Chellamariappa

IND

1001252255.10

S. Gangaraj

IND52.7102.5115217.524. 2

Mehmet Yagci72AUS54.097.5120217.54.10

S. Durai Arasan

IND53.5100112.5212.524. 2

Gino Soupprayen73MRI

9511521012. 4

Chris Burden70AUS53.792.5115207.59. 9

Ali Akbar72PAK

9011520527. 2

K. Kumar

IND

901152055.10

Amar Mondal79IND

9011520517.12

Animesh Pal

IND

87.5110197.517.12

Derek Chan76CAN

8511019525. 2

Joshua Brooke73AUS50.4583.5107.519014.12

Brad Peters76AUS53.58510519024. 8

59kg Class

Yurik Sarkisian61AUS59.0125157.5282.54. 5

Rahavan Chandrasekharan70IND58.512014526525. 2

J. Devamani

IND58.35110142.5252.525. 2

L.J. Rao

IND58.4107.5140247.525. 2

Veerasamy Murugesan71IND57.511013524525. 2

John Nguyen75AUS57.8107.5130237.514. 4

K.K. Swamy

IND58.0107.5130237.525. 2

K. Madaswamy

IND58.610013523525. 2

V. Sengaran

IND

107.5127.52355.10

M. Balakrishnan76IND

100132.5232.517.12

Krishnachandra Sahu76IND

97.5135232.517.12

Gurdeep Singh77IND

105127.5232.517.12

Francois Lagace71CAN58.44102.5127.52301. 3

S. Gangarajan

IND

1051252305.10

Phillip Chappell61NZL58.897.5130227.519.10

Danny Ari71PNG58.2497.5125222.529. 3

Mehmet Yagci72AUS55.1597.5122.522014. 4

Matin Guntali66MAS54.4587.5127.52157.12

Chris Burden70AUS56.9951202151. 6

Monty Sullivan76AUS59.010011521513. 4

BornNatBody.WtSnatchJerkTotaldd.mm

64kg Class

Jean Lavertue74CAN63.9130152.5282.518. 5

N. Sivaraj

IND64.0117.5155272.526. 2

Sandip Kumar75IND62.812015027026. 2

Marcus Stephen69NRU63.7512015027029. 3

Duncan van Rooyen72AUS64.01151452604. 5

Kamaruzaman Jusan

MAS63.35112.5145257.57.12

Yurik Sarkisian61AUS62.511014525514.12

Rahman B Ahmad

MAS62.25112.5140252.57.12

D. Ganapathi

IND63.85110142.5252.526. 2

V. Swaminathan

IND62.411014025026. 2

P. Ethiraj

IND62.511014025026. 2

S. Khadar Basha

IND

11014025018.12

V. Sengaran

IND

11513525018.12

Akbar Poorang68CAN63.510514024518. 5

Terry Hughes74NZL63.211013024019.10

S. Kumara Guru78IND

11013024018.12

Jon Lubin74ENG63.7102.5135237.515. 3

K. Neeladri

IND

105132.5237.55.10

R. Babu

IND

107.5130237.55.10

G. Manikyavelu

IND

102.5125227.55.10

70kg Class

Mojisola Oluwa73NGR68.8414017031023. 7

Sebastien Groulx74CAN

130167.5297.530. 3

Stuart Cruickshank70ENG69.813516029510. 4

Samsudeen Kabeer70IND69.113016029026. 2

Muhamed Hidayat

MAS68.951201652857.12

Duncan van Rooyen72AUS68.8122.5155277.55.10

Craig Blythman70AUS69.95120157.5277.529. 3

Peter Kilipa70PNG68.3512015527529. 3

T. Deensha Babu

IND68.0127.5145272.526. 2

Mike Oliver65CAN69.2125142.5267.518. 5

Tilak Raj

IND67.7117.5145262.526. 2

Sunil Kumar

IND68.2107.5152.526026. 2

J.S. Lourduraj

IND

1151452606.10

Taveuni Ofisa63SAM68.95112.5145257.529. 3

Mohamad Phyzulla76IND

117.5140257.518.12

Eamon Byrne72NIR68.711514025511. 5

Shane Judson70NZL69.511014025019.10

Jasmeet Singh76IND

112.5137.525018.12

S. Srinivasan77IND

107.5140247.518.12

Jon Lubin74ENG67.75107.5137.52457.12

Stuart See67ENG68.0

24518. 8

Ahmad J Abdulah

MAS69.751101352457.12

Adriano Bade72MRI

112.5132.524513. 4

BornNatBody.WtSnatchJerkTotaldd.mm

76kg Class

Satish Rai71IND75.53140177.5317.524. 7

Damian Brown70AUS76.0142.5175317.54. 5

Alain Bilodeau66CAN75.4140167.5307.519. 5

Jan Jubinville72CAN75.014016530519. 5

Craig Blythman70AUS73.45132.5167.53005.10

Paramjit Sharma57IND75.181301703007. 4

Steven Ward73ENG75.91301652957.12

Ofisa Ofisa74SAM75.87127.5160287.524. 7

A. Srinivasa Rao

IND75.312516028527. 2

Andrew Goswell75WAL75.612516028516. 3

M.S. Anil Kumar

IND

125157.5282.56.10

Ed Halstead66ENG74.5

28010. 3

Sudalaimani Kumaresan62IND75.3122.5157.528027. 2

Sebastien Groulx74CAN

12515528019.10

Jatinder Singh

IND74.7122.5152.527527. 2

Sivam Muthion

IND75.512515027527. 2

Sebastien Jean78CAN

12015527513. 4

Claude Caouette71CAN

12515027530. 3

Tommy McIntyre65NZL74.412514527019.10

Marco Loyer68CAN

12015027014. 3

Guy Hamilton76CAN

1151552707.12

83kg Class

Kiril Kounev68AUS82.7317020037026. 7

Serge Tremblay73CAN82.76155187.5342.52. 3

Anthony Arthur73ENG82.1150.5182.5332.511. 5

Paramjit Sharma57IND76.4142.518332527. 2

Damian Brown70AUS79.85140182.5322.525. 5

Leon Griffin75ENG82.851401803207.12

Phillip Christou70AUS82.95140177.5317.52. 3

Yvan Darsigny66CAN83.015016531517. 2

Robert Campbell72AUS81.65137.5172.531014.12

Tony Supple64ENG82.81351753105.10

Rick Friesen72CAN82.96137.5170307.52. 3

Glen Dodds65CAN81.7137.5167.530519. 5

Edmond Yeo Thian Chuan

MAS81.95137.5165302.58.12

Stephen Haldun70AUS83.0132.5170302.513. 9

Craig Blythman70AUS76.1513016529513. 9

Jason MacLean73CAN81.013016529519. 5

Sylvain Leblanc66CAN83.014015529519. 5

K. Murugan

IND80.512516529027. 2

Denis Desgranges68CAN81.813016029019. 5

Kelly Krochinski62CAN82.512516529016. 3

BornNatBody.WtSnatchJerkTotaldd.mm

91kg Class

Harvey Goodman67AUS90.951652003654. 5

Paul Supple71ENG90.8145182.5327.511. 5

Rick Friesen72CAN90.8142.5185327.519. 5

Phillip Christou70AUS88.514017031014.12

Akos Sandor77CAN90.561401703102. 3

Delroy McQueen75ENG90.713517531011. 5

P.T. Karasu64IND88.85137.5170307.528. 2

Guy Marineau65CAN

135167.5302.530. 3

James Swan74NZL89.214016030019.10

Sylvain Leblanc66CAN

13516530030. 3

Robert Campbell72AUS84.213516029514. 4

Dallas-John Santavy72CAN86.613016529519. 5

Gabriel Leduc60CAN

1351602952.11

Sacha Amede75CAN

137.5155292.52.11

Paul Enuki69PNG87.85122.5167.529030. 3

P. Venkateswara

IND90.25137.5152.529028. 2

E. Ramamurthy

IND84.15130157.5287.528. 2

Warren Hellisen66AUS91.0120167.5287.53. 8

Robert Earwicker75ENG87.05127.5157.52857.12

Stuart Yule76SCO87.5

28516. 3

S. Dharekar

IND89.4512516028528. 2

Stuart Molloy69ENG90.91301552855.10

Francois Gagnon73CAN

1151702852.11

99kg Class

Kiril Kounev68AUS92.41602003602. 3

Harvey Goodman67AUS91.15155187.5342.56.10

Akos Sandor77CAN94.8155182.5337.514.12

Tommy Yule76ENG

150187.5337.59.11

Delroy McQueen75ENG94.81451803257.12

K. Swarna Muthu68IND98.6514018532528. 2

Lee Attrill68NZL94.413518031519.10

Matthew Curtain74AUS99.0142.5172.531514.12

C. Meghanathan

IND95.45140172.5312.528. 2

Shane Spinks73AUS98.9140167.5307.525. 4

James Swann74NZL91.71351653007. 9

Chris Duthie67AUS98.8125172.5297.56.10

Guy Marineau65CAN

132.5165297.517. 2

P.K. Sharma

IND95.4514015529528. 2

Thomas Neil72SCO96.6

29519.10

Ajay Sood

IND96.1132.5160292.528. 2

Mark Griffiths

ENG97.3

292.53.11

Steve Sandor56CAN98.75130162.5292.57. 9

Morley Shanner

CAN96.213015528517. 2

Francis Parcarey72AUS97.0512516028514. 4

Sam Pera69COK98.1112016528528. 7

Chris Sinclair69AUS98.651301552856.10

Stuart Chesnais75ENG98.95

28510. 8

John Strike61CAN

127.5157.528517. 2

BornNatBody.WtSnatchJerkTotaldd.mm

108kg Class

Peter Bandjak70AUS107.85142.5200342.56.10

Karl Grant70ENG102.514518633011. 5

Kishore Kumar74IND106.6140185.532529. 2

Craig Wegert73AUS107.35142.5175317.56.10

McGregor Hall77AUS104.513517531025. 8

Stuart Chesnais75ENG100.41401603007.12

Shane Spinks73AUS102.0513516530030. 6

Surajmohan Sharma

IND102.513516530029. 2

Shawn Ward72CAN107.7137.5162.530017. 2

Arvinder Singh

IND99.0713016529529. 2

Chris Duthie67AUS100.6127.5167.529526.10

Matthew Curtain74AUS103.713016529517. 8

Shirish Rummun71MRI

14015529514. 4

Nigel Avery

NZL104.9130162.5292.519.10

K.V. Sridhara Gowda

IND99.0512516529029. 2

John McCommish

ENG99.81351552905.10

Kamran Majid68ENG100.351301652907.12

R.N. Krishnan

IND104.713016029029. 2

Mark Griffiths

ENG99.61201652855.10

Chris Rae80AUS107.41301552858.12

+108kg Class

Stefan Botev68AUS123.9620025045030. 7

Steven Kettner69AUS134.81702053754. 5

Darrin Liddell71NZL129.515519535030. 3

Giles Greenwood71ENG115.516018034011. 5

Dalvir Singh66IND124.316018034029. 2

Tarlochan Singh

IND108.1147.5180327.529. 2

Peter Bandjak70AUS108.914018532514.12

Craig Wegert73AUS112.151401803207. 7

Graydn Spinks71AUS130.0142.5175317.530. 8

Phillip Silverman74NZL118.614017031019.10

Fotu Iopu58SAM135.5132.5175307.530. 3

Raju Sutar

IND129.014016530529. 2

Abdul Hamid Kharal68PAK

137.5167.53052. 3

Paul Kahnert57CAN112.313516530027. 1

Peter Marras68CAN138.0122.5175297.519. 5

Fraser Thomas62WAL115.313016529511. 5

Maanaima Taua67SAM131.013516029530. 3

Anthony Martin79AUS120.85130157.5287.58.12

Nat Cooper67ENG124.71351502857.12

Chris Rae80AUS110.0130152.5282.530.11

Unoffical : Compiled by Michael Noonan

COMMONWEALTH WOMEN'S RANKINGS 1996

BornNatBody.WtSnatchJerkTotaldd.mm

46kg Class

Nameir Kunjarani Devi68IND45.8270951654. 4

T.H. Sanamacha Chanu78IND45.472.587.516024. 2

Sharada Siddi

IND45.47077.5147.524. 2

Asha Adak

IND45.05658014524. 2

H. Gitanjali Devi

IND

608014017.12

Karine Turcotte78CAN45.8607513530. 3

Mannon Cyr63CAN

57.572.513017. 2

Inderjit Kaur

IND

5572.5127.517.12

Tikina Gopal

IND

5570.512517.12

D. Anandi

IND

55651205.10

Sophie Robitaille80CAN45.852.565117.512. 2

Roopa Siddi

IND

50651155.10

Kelly Risby80ENG45.547.565112.57. 7

Nilani Engelhardt75AUS45.1847.557.510529. 3

Joanne Calvino80ENG45.742.560102.515. 3

50kg Class

Nameir Kunjarani Devi68IND48.275102.5177.525. 2

T.H. Sanamacha Chanu78IND

72.592.516517.12

Rajwinder Kaur

IND48.7708515525. 2

Monitombi Devi71IND49.9665901554. 4

Niyothi Hembram

IND49.667.582.515025. 2

Amanda Inman75AUS50.062.575137.52. 3

Madhura Sinhasane

IND

607513517.12

Martine Thibault72CAN

57.575132.521. 4

B.J. Lakshmi

IND

57.575132.517.12

Karine Turcotte78CAN46.557.572.51301. 3

Sandhya Rani

IND

57.572.51305.10

Nicole Sard74AUS49.5557012529. 3

Caroline Charles58ENG49.757.562.51205.10

Joanne Calvino80ENG49.747.562.51105.10

Mary Hancock

WAL47.847.557.51056. 7

Prudence Murray79AUS48.8547.557.51054.10

54kg Class

Karnam Malleswari75IND53.9687.5105192.55. 4

Maryse Turcotte75CAN53.572.597.517018. 5

R. Latha

IND53.87097.5167.526. 2

W. Nandini Devi

IND53.45709516526. 2

Monitombi Devi71IND51.7567.595162.526. 2

K. Krishna Kumari78IND53.56582.5147.55. 5

Miel McGerrigle77CAN53.66582.5147.516. 3

Michaela Breeze79ENG53.15

1453. 2

Diana Altenor65ENG53.862.580142.55.10

Rachel Jones78AUS52.2608014019.10

Anitha Kumari

IND

60801405.10

K. Ramadevi79IND

557513018.12

Y. Malathi

IND

5572.5127.55.10

Amanda Inman75AUS51.0557012524. 2

Brooke Simpson79CAN53.5557012513. 1

59kg Class

Karnam Malleswari75IND56.392.5115.5207.527. 2

Nancy Niro66CAN59.085.510519018. 5

Prathima Kumari

IND58.07510518027. 2

Nanshita Devi

IND58.08097.5177.527. 2

Maryse Turcotte75CAN55.57597.5172.51. 9

Miel McGerrigle77CAN56.5759517014.12

R. Latha

IND

72.590162.55.10

Heather Allison56ENG54.570851557. 7

Michaela Breeze79ENG56.170851555.10

Jennifer Smith65ENG58.45

1553. 2

Jay Dicker72AUS58.957082.5152.52. 3

Erin Beck67CAN58.9967.582.51502. 3

Diana Altenor65ENG54.365801457. 7

Purnima Das79IND

62.580142.518.12

Diana Loy65AUS59.062.580142.524. 8

64kg Class

Neelan Laxmi73IND61.259512021527. 2

L. Anitha Chanu66IND63.5492.5110202.56. 4

Jeevan Jyothi72IND63.95851101957. 5

Sharon Oakley72ENG63.45801001807. 5

Julie Malenfant73CAN63.077.597.517530. 3

Michelle Kettner73AUS63.280961752. 3

Isabelle Delisle75CAN63.9875951702. 3

N.P. Rejitha

IND63.3709516527. 2

P. Khoni Devi

IND

7092.5162.519.12

Erin Beck67CAN62.4709016018. 5

Ranjit Bal

IND59.557087.5157.527. 2

Jay Dicker72AUS63.27087.5157.54. 2

Jean Lassen80CAN63.86592.5157.518. 5

B. Maheswari

IND

70851556.10

Jennifer Smith65ENG59.365851505.10

C. Mohaneswari

IND

65851506.10

Bela Rani

IND

62.587.51506.10

70kg Class

Jeevan Jyothi72IND65.858512020528. 2

L. Anitha Chanu66IND64.187.5115202.528. 2

Juliana August65ENG65.7851001856. 7

Sharon Oakley72ENG67.882.5102.51855.10

Robin Weckert64AUS69.9580102.5182.58. 5

Jean Lassen80CAN

75107.5182.516.11

Rajwinder Kaur

IND65.375102.5177.528. 2

Michelle Kettner73AUS64.7577.595172.529. 3

Caroline Nicole75CAN68.0875901652. 3

Amanda Phillips81AUS68.570901605.10

Jay Dicker72AUS64.572.585157.530. 6

Teena Irving73CAN69.37087.5157.518. 5

Joanne Doerksen72CAN68.0708515516. 3

B. Sathya Bhama

IND

70851556.10

Suzanne Blackburn

ENG69.5

15010. 3

76kg Class

Theresa Brick65CAN75.8797.5120217.53. 3

Sumitha Laha60IND75.693115207.528. 2

Ujwala Mane

IND70.1582.5105187.528. 2

Narasamma

IND70.0577.597.517528. 2

Robin Weckert64AUS70.777.597.51755.10

Rachael Clarke68ENG72.9

1703. 2

Amanda Phillips81AUS71.4565901559.11

Rosetta Detenamo80NRU74.965901558.12

Suzanne Blackburn

ENG71.97082.5152.57. 7

Joanne Archambault71CAN75.067.585152.516. 3

Laurie Weber75CAN

658515016.11

Treena Irving73CAN

6582.5147.516.11

Amelia Smyth

ENG71.365801457. 7

Charlotte MacEachern81CAN75.667.577.514512.10

Megan Spinks76AUS73.6562.580142.55.10

83kg Class

Theresa Brick65CAN

100122.5222.530. 3

Caroline Pileggi77AUS82.980102.5182.510. 5

Saree Williams76AUS78.177.597.51756.10

Sheeva Peo76NRU81.57597.5172.58.12

Sandra Smith-Vokroj62ENG82.275951706. 7

Satnam Kaur

IND76.172.587.516029. 2

Monika Banerjee

IND76.1658515029. 2

Sarala Shetty

IND77.15658014529. 2

Kristy Moore78AUS79.165751406.10

+83kg Class

Murtle Augee65ENG97.29512522017. 3

Debra Keelan61AUS102.5801001806.10

Olivia Baker79NZL103.875.51051808.12

Varsha Patki

IND91.6577.595172.529. 2

Josee Morneau74CAN88.072.595167.518. 5

Sandra Smith-Vokroj62ENG84.767.597.51655.10

Ester Augee

ENG97.770901607. 7

Noreena Bodaglo74CAN85.35708515512.10

Andrea Belczyk64CAN89.167.587.515516. 3

Kim Jamieson79NZL99.6758015519.10

Sampa Guha

IND87.957.590147.529. 2

Melissa Bethune79AUS120.4658014521.12

Final QWA Rankings for 1996

Compiled by Angela Bentley

MEN

NameBornClubBwtSnatchCl & JkTotalDateClass

54 Kg Category

Brad Peters76Cougars53.5085.0105.0190.024/8/96Nat

David Nilsson80Nudgee53.2077.592.5170.04/10/961

Fred Buchanan80Nudgee52.3552.575.0127.54/10/963

Jeffrey Hoy80Glenmore54.0055.070.0125.021/6/963

Garth Vidler79Toowoomba50.0052.570.0122.54/10/963

Michael Cummings80Toowoomba53.5052.565.0117.530/3/963

Brendon Ban78Wynnum53.9545.060.0105.09/11/96

Mark Kretschmann79Nudgee49.3042.557.5100.09/3/96

Joel Cook81Vikings51.0540.050.090.020/9/96

Jason Hodgson

Mackay51.7540.047.587.521/6/96

59 Kg Category

Brad Peters76Qld Uni54.9077.597.5175.04/10/961

Michael Cummings80Toowoomba58.0062.582.5145.04/10/963

David Nilsson80Nudgee56.5565.077.5142.524/2/963

Jason Duggan80Glenmore59.0060.077.5137.530/8/963

Jeffrey Hoy80Glenmore57.1057.575.0132.517/8/963

Andrew McNee79Vikings58.8552.577.5130.09/11/96

Ryan Shinn80Nudgee58.1052.570.0122.530/3/96

Nathan Smith79Wynnum57.5050.070.0120.016/5/96

Brendan Ban78Wynnum55.1550.062.5112.520/9/96

Mark Budziosz80Wynnum58.5547.565.0112.59/11/96

64 Kg Category

Lee Truong78Glenmore63.4582.5112.5195.021/6/961

Marcus Harden79Nambour63.8080.095.0175.09/11/962

Roman Goodyear75Cougars59.5075.095.0170.024/5/962

Patrick Alldridge79Marsden62.4072.595.0167.59/11/962

Garth Elphick75Toowoomba60.9070.095.0165.027/4/962

Jason Duggan80Glenmore60.6065.082.5147.52/11/963

Michael Cummings80Toowoomba59.2060.080.0140.09/11/963

Ryan Shinn80Nudgee63.6055.075.0135.020/9/96

Tim Bruce78Glenmore63.8055.067.5122.523/3/96

Enver Selita77Cairns60.6052.567.5120.06/4/96

70 Kg Category

Alex Goodyear72Cougars69.70100.0117.5217.524/8/961

Ravi Rowe79Nerang68.7092.5117.5210.05/10/961

Lazare Kazandjian78Marsden70.0095.0115.0210.024/8/961

Nick Unsworth-Smith76Qld Uni69.6087.5120.0207.510/8/961

Leo Isaac54Cougars65.1585.0112.5197.520/9/962

Robert Kennedy46Glenmore69.2080.0112.5192.523/3/962

Richard Hollingsworth 80Vikings64.4565.085.0150.09/11/963

Michael Gregory76Qld Uni69.3070.085.0155.011/5/963

James Paradies80Wynnum66.8065.082.5147.510/8/96

Brant Rodgers81Nudgee69.3062.580.0142.515/6/96

76 Kg Category

Matthew Dusza76Toowoomba72.70105.0135.0240.011/5/96Nat

Greg Hobl60Toowoomba75.95100.0125.0225.019/10/961

Simon Grace68Cougars75.30100.0117.5217.57/7/961

Alex Goodyear72Cougars70.15100.0115.0215.07/7/961

Lazare Kazandjian78Marsden70.70105.0110.0215.030/3/961

Ravi Rowe79Gold Coast70.6092.5115.0207.524/8/961

Paul McClure72Cougars75.5090.0112.5202.515/6/962

Kurt Wieprecht80Vikings75.8070.092.5162.59/11/963

Ben Neighbour80Nudgee73.7570.090.0160.031/8/963

Craig McIsaac78Wynnum71.9567.587.5155.09/11/96

83 Kg Category

Stuart Wagner72Cougars80.60115.0140.0255.024/2/961

Peter Thomsen64Nudgee82.90105.0135.0240.025/5/961

Tim Oberg78Nudgee83.00105.0132.5237.524/8/961

Greg Hobl60Toowoomba77.45102.5130.0232.524/8/961

Christian Winston80Nudgee82.65107.5115.0222.55/10/962

Barry Harden59Nambour81.7092.5115.0207.519/10/962

Paul McClure72Cougars76.8092.5110.0202.57/7/962

Trevor Walz52Glenmore82.1085.0112.5197.52/11/962

Andrew Kruger76Glenmore83.4082.5112.5195.017/8/962

Tomasz Wojkowski71Cairns77.4580.0100.0180.06/4/963

91 Kg Category

Peter Thomsen64Nudgee86.70110.0145.0255.020/9/961

Tim Oberg78Nudgee85.15102.5130.0232.56/10/961

Adam Low74Vikings84.10100.0130.0230.030/3/961

Chris Low79Vikings86.50100.0130.0230.09/11/961

Christian Winston80Nudgee85.85102.5117.5220.024/8/962

Mal Irwin53

83.3592.5125.0217.519/10/962

Darren Lythall74Cougars89.6590.0120.0210.019/10/962

Peter Foster67Cougars89.8092.5107.5200.020/9/963

Trevor Walz52Glenmore81.6085.0110.0195.023/3/963

Barry Harden59Nambour83.5585.0110.0195.026/1/963

99 Kg Category

Caleb Loades73Toowoomba98.95112.5155.0267.57/7/961

Chris Low79Vikings91.35102.5122.5225.06/10/962

Adam McDonald64Cougars97.7595.0125.0220.019/10/963

Brett Roland76Nudgee96.2595.0115.0210.06/10/963

Craig Colduck68Qld Uni92.3085.0112.5197.511/5/963

Keith Wright53Ayr94.0080.0112.5192.510/8/963

Darren Lythall74Cougars95.3080.0110.0190.015/6/963

Lachlan McLean80Vikings98.6580.0100.0180.09/11/96

Peter Foster67Cougars92.5075.0102.5177.524/2/96

Reece Teerink80Nudgee92.6580.097.5177.59/11/96

108 Kg Category

Craig Wegert73Cougars107.35142.5175.0317.56/10/96Nat

Caleb Loades73Toowoomba100.40115.0150.0265.025/5/961

Dallas Turnbull78Toowoomba107.6095.0112.5207.525/5/963

Michael Santarossa71Cougars101.3075.0100.0175.010/8/96

Jeff Burley62Cougars102.4065.090.0155.010/8/96

Nathan Garvie81Vikings101.2060.085.0145.09/11/96

Jamie Worman78Bribie Island102.2555.070.0125.09/11/96

Steven Collins81Glenmore103.7047.570.0117.52/11/96

Over 108 Kg Category

Craig Wegert73Cougars112.15140.0180.0320.07/7/96Nat

Anthony Martin79Nudgee118.40125.0160.0285.09/11/961

Ben James76Cougars128.10115.0155.0270.011/5/961

Clinton Luxton74Townsville110.60115.0145.0260.06/4/961

Dallas Turnbull78Toowoomba108.7590.0115.0205.015/6/963

Ben Grzes50

133.4077.5110.0187.527/4/96

Harry Grzes56

119.2072.597.5170.024/2/96

Aaron Frost77Vikings120.8070.0100.0170.011/5/96

Dan Thomas78Vikings111.2070.087.5157.530/3/96

David Hagart77Cairns113.9565.090.0155.06/4/96

WOMEN

46 Kg Category

Nicole Burnie82Toowoomba45.4030.037.567.59/11/963

Kerry Timms81Cougars44.4522.530.052.54/10/96

50 kg Category

Susie Baines82Mackay49.5017.525.042.511/5/96

54Kg Category

Candice Lehmann82Goomeri53.2025.032.557.59/11/96

59 Kg Category

Diana Loy65Qld Uni59.0062.580.0142.524/8/96Nat

Angela Bentley67Cougars58.8057.575.0132.511/5/96Nat

Tanya Harden78Nambour58.7550.067.5117.57/7/961

Denise Lafebre78Marsden57.6535.040.080.024/2/96

Cassie Wright78Marsden56.3530.040.070.024/2/96

Renee Levine82Toowoomba57.1030.040.070.09/11/96

64 Kg Category

Diana Loy65Qld Uni60.0060.075.0135.011/5/961

Angela Bentley67Cougars59.0555.077.5132.55/10/961

Tanya Harden78Nambour61.2552.572.5125.024/8/961

Beth Isaac62Cougars64.0050.060.0110.06/4/962

Marlene Maclean80Glenmore63.0545.057.5102.55/10/96

Samantha Rodgers80Mackay62.9537.550.087.55/10/96

70 Kg Category

Amanda Phillips81Cougars69.3070.090.0160.020/9/96 Nat

Teresa Cokley72Cougars66.0055.070.0125.011/5/962

Jenny Betts61Cougars66.0052.565.0117.56/10/963

Ellen Stanton65Glenmore66.6045.062.5107.523/3/963

Kelly Humphries81Glenmore66.3545.052.597.55/10/963

76 Kg Category

Amanda Phillips81Cougars71.4565.090.0155.09/11/96Nat

Melissa Russell79Rockhampton76.0040.055.097.521/6/96

Emma Bramley82Goomeri73.2030.037.567.59/11/96

Kerry-Ann Lea

Wynnum70.1022.532.555.016/5/96

83 Kg Category

Saree Williams76Cougars81.4080.095.0175.020/9/96Nat

Melissa Russell79Glenmore80.7540.060.0100.06/10/96

Kelly Pearton82Marsden82.4535.045.080.021/6/96

Amanda Gant83Wynnum76.0525.032.557.516/5/96

Over 83 Kg Category

Debra Keelan61Cougars102.5080.0100.0180.06/10/96Nat

Melissa Bethune79Toowoomba118.7567.575.0142.59/11/96 2

Kelly Pearton82Marsden83.2035.052.587.59/11/96