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SLP ARKANSAS EXTREME POWER BENCH PRESS/DEADLIFT CHAMPIONSHIP

June 4, 2011 Arkadelphia, Arkansas

BENCH PRESS

junior men 275 Chance Packard 325 (4th) 340

master men 40-44 181 Keith Baker 320*

master men 50-54 242 Albert Snow 260 (4th) 275

master men 55-59 220 Mike Lepitre 285*

master men 65-69 148 David Carter 245 220 Bill Taylor 260

master men 75-79 165 Harold Hager 230

submaster p&f 198 James Shearin 330* (4th) 340* 220 Mike Perry -----

p&f/40-44 198 Kris Treadway 385*

p&f/45-49 220 Ronnie Land 360* (4th) 370*

p&f/open men 275 Brent Whitworth 405*

open men 242 John Daugherty 335

Best Lifter - KRIS TREADWAY

DEADLIFT

women 13-15 97 Mikayla Adams 120* (4th) 125*

women 45-49 165 Tam Shell 180* (4th) 200*

open women 105 Jessica Black 150* (4th) 155*

novice men 132 Christopher Adams 180*

master men 40-44 242 Mike Erby 400

master men 50-54 242 Albert Snow 460

p&f/65-69 242 Al Harris 400*

Best Lifter - ALBERT SNOW *Son Light Power Arkansas state record

The Son Light Power Arkansas Extreme Power Bench Press/Deadlift Championship was held June 4, 2011 at Arkadelphia Health & Fitness in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Thanks to Kris Treadway for all his help in promoting this event.

In the bench press competition Chance Packard won at junior/275 with a new personal best 340. Keith Baker upped his own state record at 40-44/181 to 320 with his win there. Albert Snow won at 50-54/242 with 275 while Mike Lepitre set the state record at 55-59/220 with 285.

In the 65-69 age group David Carter won at 148, making just his opener of 345 while Bill Taylor won at 220 with 260. Harold Hager, who just turned 78, tied his own state record at 75-79/165 with 230. James Shearin took the police & fire/submaster/198 class with a new state record of 340. Mike Perry, lifting at police & fire/submaster/220 failed to get in his opener of 455.

Best lifter Kris Treadway won at police & fire/40-44/198, tying the state record there with 385. Ronnie Land had a great day, finishing with a new state record of 370 @ police & fire/45-49/220. In the open police & fire/275 class newcomer Brent Whitworth won with a new state record of 405. Our final bencher was 242 open lifter John Daugherty, who finished with 335.

Moving to the deadlift event it was eleven year old Mikayla Adams with a new state record of 125 for the win at teenage women 13-15/97. Tam Shell also set a new state record for her class, 45-49/165 with 200. Then there was 103 pound Jessica Black for the win at open/105 with another state record of 155. All three of these women were competing for the first time.

For the men, Christopher Adams won at novice/132, setting the state record with 180. Mike Erby broke the state record for the 40-44/242 class with 400. Our best lifter was Albert Snow, who won at 50-54/242 with 460. Our final puller was Al Harris, who set the state record at police & fire/65-69/242 with 400.

Thanks to our side judges David Willis and Phillip Brewer and to John Johnson and my son Joey for doing a great job loading and spotting. Thanks also to Cheyenne Jester for serving as our trophy girl. See you all again next year!

(Oh, and by the way, they gave me the Key to the City!)

Dr. Darrell Latch

SLP OAKLAND CLASSIC PUSH/PULL/PRESS CHAMPIONSHIP

June 5, 2011 Oakland, Tennessee

BENCH PRESS - RAW

novice men 220 Justin Chism 360 275 Clayton Huff 455* (4th) 465*

teenage men 13-15 105 Dalton Hanna 65*

junior men 275 Elisha Smith 375

submaster men 220 Steve Kelly 320

master men 40-44 220 Rick Farley 385

master men 45-49 181 Marcus Ballard 300* 181 Michael Curland 300*

master men 55-59 220 Joe Coll 355* (4th) 365* 242 Tom Itterly 350* 275 Mike Webb 405* (4th) 415*

open men 242 Billy Hanna 440

BENCH PRESS - ASSISTED

master men 45-49 242 Andrew Cristler 550*

open men 242 Trey Hamilton 530

Best Lifter - ANDREW CRISTLER

MILITARY PRESS

master men 45-49 242 Robert Gray 165*

novice men 242 Robert Gray 165*

open men 242 Billy Hanna 265* 242 Robert Gray 165

CURL

novice men 242 Joshua Heigel 200*

DEADLIFT

master women 40-44 123 Pat Henley 320*

novice men 181 Richard Atkison 475 198 Kevin Stegall 500*

teenage men 13-15 242 Corbin Runnels 300* (4th) 325*

junior men 275 Elisha Smith 650* 275 Jonathan Cooper 500

master men 40-44 220 Joe Holub 500* (4th) 510* 242 John Brandon 405

master men 45-49 198 Richard Moore 515 (4th) 520 242 Andrew Crisler 670*

open men 220 Swep Lovitt 600 242 Trey Hamilton 580 (4th) 600

2-man 275 James Wilkerson/Jeff Henley 965*

Best Lifter - ANDREW CRISLER *Son Light Power Tennessee state record

The Son Light Power Oakland Classic Open Push/Pull/Press Championship was held June 5, 2011 at 24/7 Fitness in Oakland Tennessee. Many thanks to Tom Itterly for all his help organizing and promoting this competition.

In the raw bench press event Justin Chism won at 220 with 360 while Clayton Huff set the state record for the 275 class with 465. Dalton Hanna set the state record for his class, 13-15/105 with 65. In the junior division Elisha Smith, state record holder at 242, moved up to 275 to finish with his personal best 375. Steve Kelly won at submaster/220 with 320 while Rick Farley took the 40-44/220 class with 385. There was quite a battle at 45-49/181, with both Marcus Ballard and Michael Curland finishing with a new Tennessee state record of 300. Marcus won out over bodyweight. At 55-59 Joe Coll broke his own state record at 220 with 365 while Tom Itterly did the same at 242 with 350. Our final lifter in that age group was Mike Webb, who set the state record at 275 with 415. In the open division it was Billy Hanna with 440 for the win at 242.

For the assisted benchers best lifter Andrew Cristler set a new pr and state record for the 45-49/242 class with 550. Trey Hamilton won at 242 open with 530.

In this competition we also had a military press event. Robert Gray set state records for the 45-49 and novice/242 classes with 165. Robert also placed second in the open division behind Billy Hanna, who finished with a new state record of 265.

In the curl event, lone competitor Joshua Heigel set the state record at novice/242 with 200.

Moving to the deadlift event Pat Henley broke the state record at master women 40-44/123 with a strong 320. Richard Atkison hit 475 at 181 while Kevin Stegall broke the record at 198 with 500 in the novice division. Corbin Runnels broke the state record for his class, 13-15/242 with 325. In the junior division Elisha Smith broke the state record at 275 with 650 while Jonathan Cooper finished second with 500. Joe Holub broke the state record at 40-44/220 with 510 while John Brandon won at 242 with 405. It was Richard Moore for the win at 45-49/198 with 520 while best lifter Andrew Cristler broke the state record at 242 with 670. In the open division Swep Lovitt won at 220 with 600 while Trey Hamilton rounded out the field with 600 @ 242. We did have a 2-man team consisting of James Wilkerson and Jeff Henley who pulled a new state record of 965 for the open/275 class. They could have pulled more but that was all the weight we could get on the bar!

Thanks to my side judges Larry Runnels and Will Davis for doing a great job and to my son Joey Latch and others who helped with the loadiing and spotting. See you all again October 1 for the SLP Tennessee State!

Dr. Darrell Latch

SLP SUPERMAN CLASSIC BENCH PRESS/DEADLIFT CHAMPIONSHIP

June 11, 2011 Metropolis, Illinois

BENCH PRESS - RAW

wheelchair men 132 Heath Lodgsdon 220 242 Kevin Stubblefield 360*

junior women 220 Ashley Webb 200*

novice men 181 Ben Wilson 245 198 Johnny Ellison 365 220 Scott DeShields 370 (4th) 380 242 Zach Moon 325

junior men 220 Kyle Hobson 265 (4th) 275 242 Jesse Kaufman 375 shw Josh Story 185*

submaster men 242 Danny Riston 510* (4th) 525*

master men 40-44 242 Mike Bolin 415

open men 242 Doug Key 400 275 Jay Reese 405

Best Lifter - raw - DANNY RISTON

BENCH PRESS - ASSISTED

disabled 45-49 198 Casey Jones 425* (4th) 440*

novice men 275 Heath Drone 395

submaster men shw Bubba Dowling 705 (4th) 730

master men 40-44 275 Shawn Breen 605 275 Chuck Mabie 415

master men 45-49 220 Bruce Stevens 600 242 Keith Parrish 675*

master men 50-54 220 Curtis Evans ----- shw Dennis Reed 455*

police & fire/40-44 242 Lloyd Edwards 575

open men 220 Tirel Luke 625 242 Joey Lawson 600 275 Phillip Little 585 275 Kevin Flick 500

Best Lifter - KEITH PARRISH

DEADLIFT

novice men 198 Johnny Ellison 455 242 Zach Moon 495 (4th) 515 shw Justin Townzen 585

junior men 181 Taylor Nelson 500 198 Justin Hunziker 465 (4th) 480 242 Sean Stewart 450

submaster men 242 Danny Riston 700* 242 Shane Solomon 585

master men 40-44 242 Mike Bolin 565 (4th) 585 275 Shawn Breen 675

Best Lifter - DANNY RISTON *Son Light Power Illinois state record

The Son Light Power Superman Classic Bench Press/Deadlift Championship was held June 11, 2011 at Metropolis, Illinois. Thanks once again to the Metropolis Chamber of Commerce for hosting this annual event.

In the raw bench press competition we had two great wheel chair athletes, Heath Logsdon and Kevin Stubblefield. Both state record holders, Heath won at 132 with a strong 220. Kevin

took top honors at 242 with a new state record of 360. Our only lady competitor of the day was Ashley Webb, who broke the state record for the junior/220 class with 200. For the men's novice division it was Ben Wilson at 181 with 245 while Johnny Ellison won at 198 with 365. Scott DeShields finished with 380 @ 220 and Zach Moon took the 242's with 325. In the junior men's division Kyle Hobson won at 220 with 275 while Jesse Kaufman hit 375 @ 242 and Josh Story won at shw with 185. Josh's lift was a new state record.

Best lifter Danny Riston got a new pr and Illinois state record with his win at submaster/242, finishing with 525! In the open division it was Doug Key @ 242 with 400 and Jay Reese with 405 @ 275.

For the assisted lifters it was Casey Jones for the win at disabled/45-49/198 with a new state record of 440. Heath Drone won at novice/275 with 395. Big Bubba Dowling hit the biggest lift of the meet, 730 for his win at submaster/shw. Shawn Breen won at 40-44/275 over Chuck Mabie 605 to 415. Bruce Stevens just missed a triple bodyweight bench at 45-49/220, weighing in at 210. 630 was just a bit too much so Bruce settled with his opener of 600. Keith Parrish came close with 700 @ 45-49/242 but finished with a new state record of 675. Curtis Evans was our only casualty of the meet, failing with his opener of 375 @ 50-54/220. Dennis Reed hit a new state record for his class, 50-54/shw with 455. Lloyd Edwards only got in his opener of 575 for the win at police & fire/40-44/242.

In the open division Tirel Luke also tried a triple bodyweight attempt with 660, but failed to lock it out, finishing with 625 @ 220. Joey Lawson won at 242 with 600 while training partner Phillip Little won at 275 with 585. Kevin Flick placed second at 275 with 500. Keith Parrish was awarded the best lifter trophy among the assisted lifters.

For the deadlift competition Johnny Ellison won at novice/198 with 455 while Zach Moon ttok the 242's with 515 and Justin Townzen hit 585 at shw. In the junior division it was Taylor Nelson for the win at 181 with 500 while Justin Hunziker won at 198 with 480 and Sean Stewart took the 242's with 450. Best lifter in the deadlift event was Danny Riston, who won at submaster/242 with 700. Shane Solomon finished second to Danny at 242 with 585. Mike Bolin, lifting in his first competition, finished with 585 @ open/242. Shawn Breen, who also had a great day of lifting, pulled 675 @ 40-44/275 for the win there.

Thanks to my son Joey for doing a great job loading and spotting and to Shawn Breen and Curtis Evans for helping out. Thanks to our side judges Kevin Flick and Heath Drone, but especially to Jina Breen for serving as our head judge. Thanks also to Lex-Cee Breen for being our trophy girl. See you all again next year!

Dr. Darrell Latch

SLP MICHIGAN OPEN BENCH PRESS/DEADLIFT CHAMPIONSHIP

June 18, 2011 St. John's, Michigan

BENCH PRESS - ASSISTED

novice men 242 Jacob Soule 385* 275 Dennis Soule 385*

teenage men 13-15 220 Andrew Floate 240* (4th) 255*

submaster men 242 Tony Fontanesi 385 275 Joe Conley 475*

open men shw Jeff Thurlow 600*

Best Lifter - JEFF THURLOW

BENCH PRESS - RAW

elite junior men 148 Victor Denis 175*

submaster women 148 Alyssa Ebaugh 100

master women 45-49 114 Becky Barrett 100*

novice men 220 Josh DesVoignes 355 242 Steven Munford 255 shw Jereme Ebaugh 405*

teenage men 13-15 148 Josh Naert 100 (4th) 120 275 Cory Kindlle 225*

teenage men 18-19 220 Chad Thum 385*

junior men 198 John Handrinos 335

submaster men 198 Joseph Chowhan 350*

master men 40-44 220 Mike Gorman 315

master men 45-49 165 Ron Smith 315

master men 50-54 275 Ray Zimmerman 375 308 Randy Handrinos 505*

master men 55-59 220 Tom Denis 335*

master men 70-74 198 Bill Pearce 145*

open men 148 David Golightly 275 220 George Gopoian 300 308 Randy Handrinos 505

Best Lifter - RANDY HANDRINOS

DEADLIFT

open women 123 Rachel Johansen 230* (4th) 240*

novice men 275 Dennis Soule 475*

teenage men 13-15 148 Josh Naert 200 (4th) 210 275 Cory Kindlle 375*

teenage men 18-19 181 Spencer Olson 460* 220 Chad Thum 465*

junior men 198 John Handrinos 510

master men 40-44 220 Mike Gorman 510

master men 45-49 165 Robert Fox 440*

master men 50-54 275 Ray Zimmerman 520

open men 148 David Golightly 470* 220 George Gopoian 450

Best Lifter - DAVID GOLIGHTLY

*Son Light Power Michigan state record

The Son Light Power Michigan Open Bench Press/Deadlift Championship was held June 18, 2011 at Iron House Fitness Center in St. John's, Michigan. Thanks to owners John and Tracy Draher for hosting this event.

In the assisted bench press competition Jacob Soule broke the Michigan state record at novice/242 with 385. Dennis Soule finished with that same weight at 275 for the state record there. Andrew Floate broke the state record at 13-15/220 with his personal best 255. For the submaster division it was Tony Fontanesi for the win at 242 with 385 while Joe Conley took the 275 class with a new state record of 475. Our final assisted lifter was also our best lifter, Jeff Thurlow. Jeff won at open/shw with a new state record of 600.

In the raw division Victor Denis broke the state record at elite/junior/148 with his 175 final attempt. Victor, who is autistic, is an inspiration to us all. Alyssa Ebaugh, lifting in her first competition, won at submaster/148 with 100. Becky Barrett, also a first-timer, won at 45-49/114, setting the state record with 100. For the novice men Josh DesVoignes won at 220 with 355 while Steven Munford won at 242 with 255. Jereme Ebaugh broke the state record at shw with an easy 405.

We had two brothers lift at 13-15, Josh Naert and Cory Kindlle. Twelve year old Josh won at 148 with 120 while Cory set the state record at 275 with 225. Our third teenager was Chad Thum, who broke the state record at 18-19/220 with 385. John Handrinos won at junior/198 with 335 while Joseph Chowhan set the mark at submaster/198 with 350. Mike Gorman won at 40-44/220 with 315 while Ron Smith took the 45-49/165 class with 315 as well.

At 50-54/275 it was Ray Zimmerman with 375, just missing 400. Best lifter Randy Handrinos won at 50-54/308 and open/308 as well, posting a new state master record with 505. Tom Denis took three attempts, but finally got in his state record opener of 335 @ 55-59/220. Our oldest competitor, seventy-two year old Bill Pearce, set the state record at 70-74/198 with 145. In the open division it was David Golightly at 148 with 275 and George Gopoian for the win at 220 with 300.

Moving to the deadlift competition, it was Rachel Johansen with a gutsy 240 state record final attempt for the win at open/123. Dennis Soule got his second state record of the day at novice/275 with his 475 pull. Josh Naert finished with a new personal record at 13-15/148 with 210 while brother Cory Kindlle set the state record at 275 with 375. Spencer Olson broke the state record at 18-19/181 with 460 while Chad Thum got his record at 220 with 465. John Handrinos hit 510 @ junior/198 while Mike Gorman finished with that same weight at 40-44/220. Robert Fox broke his own state record at 45-49/165 with a strong 440 pull while Ray Zimmerman won again at 50-54/275 with a solid 520. Best lifter in the deadlift competition, David Golightly, finished with a new state record of 470 with his win at open/148. Our final puller was George Gopoian, who finished with 450, leaving much more on the platform.

Thanks to my son Joey Latch, Jereme Ebaugh and John Draher for loading and spotting and to Jereme and Mr. Naert for serving as our side judges. See you all again next year.

Dr. Darrell Latch

SLP SAMSON GYM OPEN BENCH PRESS/DEADLIFT CHAMPIONSHIP

June 25, 2011 Hamilton, Ohio

BENCH PRESS - ASSISTED

open women 132 Christina Schaeffer 225

junior men 181 Josh Mangan 420*

master men 40-44 275 Ed Tercyak 405 (4th) 430

master men 55-59 242 Phil Zimmerman 420*

open men 242 Scott Schaeffer ----

BENCH PRESS - RAW

teenage men 18-19 148 Kyle Urban 160* 198 Daniel Adams 405* 220 Jordan Conn 370*

junior men 198 John Smith 325* 220 Josh Donahue 350

master men 40-44 198 Gary Cheesman 330 308 Chris Allred 360 (4th) 370

master men 50-54 242 Mark Boy 415

master men 55-59 165 Michael Moorehead 200*

master men 70-74 198 Robert Campbell 185 (4th) 190

Best Lifter - DANIEL ADAMS

DEADLIFT

junior women 123 Katie Conley 260* (4th) 270*

junior men 181 Tim Haney 450 220 Josh Donahue 550 220 Joe Profitt 520

submaster men 242 William Beach 710* shw Shawn Brooks 685*

master men 40-44 275 Ed Terzyak 555

master men 45-49 220 Marc Taylor 475* 242 Doug Elam 500 (4th) 575*

master men 50-54 242 Dale Jones 470

master men 55-59 165 Michael Moorehead 310 242 Roger Adams 565*

master men 60-64 220 Bob Bean 600*

master men 65-69 198 Harry Hartman 500

open men 275 Steve Bake 750*

Best Lifter - STEVE BAKE *Son Light Power Ohio state record

The Son Light Power Samson Gym Open Bench Press/Deadlift Championship was held June 25, 2011 at Samson Gym in Hamilton, Ohio. A special thanks to owners Darris and Kathie Sparks for once again sponsoring this event. Thanks also to Inzer Advance Designs and Ken Anderson of Titan Sports for sponsoring the competition.

In the assisted bench press event Christina Schaeffer won at open women/132 with 225, just missing a new state record of 245 on her final try. Josh Mangan won at junior/181 with a new state record of 420. Ed Terzyak took the 40-44/275 class with 430 while Phil Zimmerman broke the state record for his class, 55-59/242, with 420. Scott Schaeffer, struggling with right shoulder problems, failed to get in his opener of 635 at open/242.

Moving to the raw lifters, at 18-19 it was Kyle Urban, breaking his own state record at 148 with 160. Best lifter Daniel Adams hit a personal best and state record 405 @ 198 while Jordan Conn upped his record at 220 to 370. John Smith broke the state record at junior/198 with 325 while Josh Donahue won at 220 with 350. Gary Cheesman won at 40-44/198 with 330 while Chris Allred took the 308 class with 370. Mark Boy won at 50-54/242 with 415 while Michael Moorehead upped his own state record at 55-59/165 to 200. Our final lifter was Robert Campbell who finished with a new personal record at 70-74/198 with 190.

In the deadlift event Katie Conley broke the state record at junior/123 with her personal best 270. At junior men Tim Haney won at 181 with 450 while Josh Donahue won over Joe Profitt 550 to 520 at 220. For the submaster division William Beach came up from Kentucky, but was only able to get in his opener of 710, though it did establish a new state record there. Also getting a new state record was Shawn Brooks who pulled a new raw pr of 685 at shw. Ed Terzyak won again at 40-44/275 with 555. In the 45-49 age group Marc Taylor upped his own state record at 220 to 475 while newcomer Doug Elam pulled a 575 @ 242 for the record there. Dale Jones won at 50-54/242 with 470 while Michael Moorehead won at 55-59/165 with 310. Also at 55-59 was Roger Adams who broke the state record at 242 with 565. Bob Bean pulled his first ever 600 deadlift with his win at 60-64/220, establishing a new state record there. At 65-69/198 it was Harry Hartman with 500. Our final lifter was also our best lifter, Steve Bake. Steve finished the day with a new pr and state record at open/275 with a great 750 pull.

Thanks to my son Joey Latch and Bill Sellman for doing a great job of loading and spotting and to our side judges Darris Sparks and Paul Newton for doing a fantastic job along with our trophy girl Brittany Smith. See you all again here this fall!

Dr. Darrell Latch