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FRANK’S BARBELL ANNUAL RECORD DAY -Meet results

July 11, 2022 KCSTRONGMAN

By Coleen Lane Richardson

Meet Director: Frank Ciavattone

Meet location: Frank’s Barbell Club, Wapole, MA

The meet was a great success by all.

The three referee system was used for all lifts. Referees included Frank Ciavattone, Chris Lestan, Mark Raymond.

The meet was held outside due to the beautiful weather conditions. Everyone participating met their goals, and was a highlight lifter. The meet was followed by a barbeque. Frank’s Barbell Club members are all looking forward to the next meet, which is July 30, 2022 (which is the postal challenge between Frank’s Barbell Club and Clark’s Gym).

Results are below. all bodyweights and weight lifted is in pounds. Weight class is in Kilos.

Name	age	weight	Class	division
Mike Marchand	16	170	80 kilo	16-17

	Finger Lift, Left, Little	50
	Finger Lift, Left, ring	85
	Finger Lift, Left, middle	85
	Finger Lift, Left, index	60
	Deadlift, Fulton Dumbbell, Left	97

Wade Marchand	52	162	75 kilo	50-54
	Deadlift, Fulton Dumbbell, Right	117
	Deadlift, Fulton Dumbbell, Left	97
	Jefferson Lift, Fingers, Middle	156
	Vertical Bar, 1 bar, 2″, Right	150
	Vertical Bar, 1 bar, 2″, Left	150

Mark Raymond	59	229	105 kilo	55-59
	Deadlift, Fulton Dumbbell, Right	187
	Deadlift, Fulton Dumbbell, Left	147
	Rectangular Fix	95
	Curl, strict, Reverse Grip	115
	Dumbbell Deadlift, Right	190

Frank Ciavattone	67	276	125+ kilo	65-69
	Deadlift, Fulton Dumbbell, Right	181
	Deadlift, Fulton Dumbbell, Left	187
	Vertical Bar, 1 bar, 2″, Left	150
	Hand and Thigh	700
	Hip Lift	1212

2022 Meet Results

Nationals results 2022

June 27, 2022 KCSTRONGMAN

By Eric Todd

Nationals 2022 in Lebanon, PA

Nationals 2022 is over and in the books, and what a nationals it was! Karen and Steve Gardner joined us from over in the United Kingdom to help out. Several lifters who have lifted together and against each other for 30 years or better showed up to do battle. It was truly some of the OGs (original gangsters-for those of you all-rounders who are not hip) and it was very cool to see. We also had what may have been the very youngest lifter at nationals in Daphne Lansdown. Don’t quote me on this, as I am not going to go back through decades of files, but Daphne lifted at nationals at an age of 6 years old, and her energy was refreshing.

6 year old Daphne Lansdown executing a clean and press

It was also exciting to watch the bitter rivalry unfold between Grandfather and Grandson. The old dog (Denny) and the young pup (Aiden) went back and forth all day. Last year’s national and world champion, Beth Skwarecki was on hand to defend her crown. Big Frank Ciavattone was on hand. Frank is the leader of Frank’s Barbell Club, and has many national and world titles to his name.

Frank Ciavattone breaking a record in the Deadlift-Fulton Dumbbell-1 Arm

Barry Pensyl made it out to compete as well. I enjoyed Barry’s stories of lifting for Bob Hoffman with the old York Barbell outfit. Barry Bryan served as our head official, while Judy Habecker recorded attempts and Steve Gardner served as a very competent announcer. The banquet this year was some amazing barbeque prepared by Judy and served at the Habecker residence. The lifting this day was great, and the experience one I will remember.

MEET RESULTS:

2022 USAWA National Championships
Habecker residence, Lebanon, Pennsylvania
June 25th, 2022

Meet Director: Denny Habecker

Meet Announcer: Steve Gardner

Meet Scorekeeper: Judy Habecker

Meet Loaders: Barry Bryan and all the lifters pitched in

Officials: Head Official-Barry Bryan

Side Officials: Karen Gardner, Beth Skwarecki, Denny Habecker, Frank Ciavattone, Barry Pensyl, Eric Todd

Lifts: Clean and Push press, Deadlift-Fulton Dumbbell-1 arm, Continental to Belt, Pullover and Press, Deadlift-Trap Bar

Notes: BWT is bodyweight in kilos. All lifts recorded in kilos. R and L designate right and left. * denotes a record lift. ^ denotes a record in the national competition category.

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Lifter

age

age division

weight

weight class

Clean and Push press

DL-Fulton DB-1 arm

Continental to belt

Pullover and Press

DL-Trap bar

total

adjusted points

place

Beth Skwarecki

66.7

55*^

45(L)*^

97.5*^

60*^

140

397.5

579

1st

Daphne Lansdown

22.1

7.5*^

7(R)*^

12.5*^

63.5

299.8

2nd

Extra Attempts for records:

Daphne Lansdown-Deadlift-Fulton Dumbbell-1 arm-9.0 (R)

Daphne Lansdown-Deadlift-Trap bar- 30

Beth Skwarecki-Clean and Pushpress-56

MEN’S DIVISION

Lifter	age	age division	weight	weight class	Clean and Push press	DL-Fulton DB-1 arm	Continental to belt	Pullover and Press	DL-Trap bar	total	adjusted points	place
Denny Habecker	79	75	86.8	90	47.5	55(R)^	100	75	125	402.5	567.9	1st
Eric Todd	47	45	122	125	102.5*^	57.5(L)	182.5	145*^	190	677.5	559.8	2nd
Bary Pensyl	74	70	63.7	65	35*	37.5(R)*^	80*	55	110*^	320	513.1	3rd
Aidan Habecker	18	18	87.4	90	55	60(R)*^	120*	67.5	190*	482.5	453.8	4th
Frank Ciavattone	67	65	127.4	125+	25*	78(R)*^	70	65*	90	327.5	318.9	5th

Extra Attempts for records:

Barry Pensyl-Deadlift-Fulton Dumbbell-1 arm-40

Denny Habecker- Clean and Push press -56

President and this years national meet promoter crowns your 2022 overall champion: Beth Skwarecki!

Best Lifter Awards

Women’s Master: Beth Skwarecki

Women’s Junior: Daphne Lansdown

Women’s Overall: Beth Skwarecki

Men’s Master: Denny Habecker

Men’s Junior: Aiden Habecker

Men’s Master 45-49: Eric Todd

Men’s Master 70-74 Barry Pensyl

Men’s master 65-69: Frank Ciavattone

Highest Total: Eric Todd

Overall Grand Champion: Beth Skwarecki

Heavy Lift Championship 2022

May 8, 2022 KCSTRONGMAN

By Eric Todd

2022 Heavy Lift Championship

Aside from the USAWA National Championship, the Heavy lift is the longest running championship in the USAWA. It has run every year since 1994, with the exception of 2020 when everything was cancelled due to the pandemic. In the 28 years that this meet was contested, the women’s division has had 8 different champions, with Cara Collins having won the meet three times. There have been no women competitors in 18 of these championships. In the men’s division, there have been 8 one-time champions, with 4 individuals being multiyear champions.

It was a beautiful day to be throwing around heavy weights in the old tin can. We had 5 seasoned competitors, with by brother Leroy stepping in to load, judge and score all day. Lunch was prepared and served by my daughter Phoebe. Thom and Ethan VanVleck even stopped by to catch up and deliver an undeserved gift to yours truly.

As per tradition, we started off with the neck lift. It went well. 4 of us set a record in this discipline. Chad and I went 900 and 950 pounds, respectively. Dean hit a record of 100 pounds. Dave hit a record of 480 in the meet, and then another of 505 for a 4th lift for record. He tells me this should be enough to get him on Clark’s big board once again.

Next up was the hand and thigh lift. I have said it before, and I will say it again: this lift is a fickle mistress! In this part of the competition, none of our lifting was record worthy. Speaking only for myself, my second attempt was easy, and I thought I was easily ready for record poundage. When record poundage was loaded, it was stapled to the floor. Fickle mistress indeed.

Dave DeForest exhibits textbook form on the hand and thigh

After the hand and thigh, we took a break for dinner. Phoebe brought us out sandwiches, chips and snacks. Leroy had an opportunity to update points while the rest of us sat around and told lies. Before lifting started again, Leroy told me that less than a point separated mine and Chad’s totals. The last lift would be the deciding factor in who walked away with the title.

The last discipline contested at the heavy lift championship was the hip lift. We all went big. Chad bested what he had done at the Dino challenge earlier in the year with a 1500 pound effort. I knew I needed 2140 to break the overall hip lift record in the 125 kilo class. I was successful with that effort, and it was enough to take the win. A big thanks for everyone who showed up and made this meet a success. 3 clubs were represented (KCSTRONGMAAN, Clark’s and the Dino Gym). A big shout out to meet sponsor, myHMB/Peak ATP for providing shirts for all competitors.

Lance Foster sets up for the hip lift

The three official system was used. Officials included, Eric Todd, Chris Todd, Lance Foster, and Chad Ullum.

Score keeper was Chris Todd

Jenny was under the weather, so Phoebe Todd served as the hostess with the mostest.

Loaders-All competitors, and Chris Todd.

An asterisk (*) denotes successful record attempts in the results:

Lifter	Age	Age Division	Weight	Weight Class	Neck Lift	Hand and Thigh	Hip Lift	Total	Adj Points	Place
Eric Todd	47	45	265	125	950*	1250	2140*	4340	3608	1
Dave DeForest	62	60	188	90	480*	700	1200	2380	2706	3
Chad Ullum	50	50	232	110	900*	1100	1500	3500	3199	2
Lance Foster	56	55	304	125+	270	590	750	1610	1357	5
Dean Ross	79	75	192	90	100*	350	530	980	1378	4

4th attempt for record
Dave DeForest
Neck Lift	505*

TONY HOSE WINS THE BENCH PRESS DECATHLON

May 5, 2022 KCSTRONGMAN

By Bill Clark

Tony, who just turned 53, won is first major USAWA meet by blasting through the “rampage” to win the Easter Bunny Bench Press Decathlon, defeating teammate, Dave Beversdorf, for the title.

tony Hose-Bench press Decathalon Champ!

Tony, weighing a trim 226 pounds, broke a deadlock with the 56-year-old Beversdorf by using less to weigh more and clinch the title in the “rampage.”

Tony took only 90 pounds, but did 68 reps with the weight in the one-minute rampage time-span to log 6,120 pounds in a minute – over three tons. Dave, who weighed in at 300 pounds (age 56), did 47 reps with 125 pounds for a total of 5,875 pounds in a minute.

Third place went to Lucas Hardie, from Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, who is a member of Clark’s Gym Team. Dave DeForest was 4^th, Tony Lupo 5^th and Nick Frieders 6^th in what became strictly a gym meet.

Tony Hose’s total for the 10 lifts was exactly 8,000 pounds – four tons worth of benching.

Tony has been a gym member since June 15, 2006. Since his first few months 16 years ago, he has always added a large gift “to help cover the heating bill” and has been a huge help in keeping the gym open as the heat bills have soared.

It was good seeing him win in tough competition.

The results:

Name	Age	Age Division	BW	weight class	Reg Park Bench Press	Bench Press roman Chair	Bench Press Feet in Air	Bench Press Alternate Grip	Bench Press Reverse Grip	Bench Press-Close Grip (not eligible for USAWA records because not an official lift)	Bench Press-Feet on Floor (not eligible for USAWA records because not an official lift)	Rampage Reps	Rampage total weight	Total pounds	Bodyweight adjustment	Age Adjustment	Place
Tony Hose	53	50	226	105	230	65	300	*275	*270	200	300	68×90	6120	8000	2688.5	7624.83	1
David Beversdorf	56	55	300	275+	*230	*45	*300	*315	*300	225	315	47×125	5875	7825	5679.4	6844.9	2
Lucas Hardie**	38	open	195	90	*190	125	245	225	225	185	255	28×135	3780	6430	5879.15	5879.15	3
Dave DeForest	62	60	187	85	*130	*22	160	*165	*160	130	170	41×70	2870	3917	3637.7	4474.37	4
Tony Lupo	56	55	234	110	*130	*65	*245	*185	*200	155	255	26×115	2990	4340	3637.4	4255.76	5
Nick Frieders	21	open	184	85	*100	*65	200	185	155	155	200	26×85	2210	3350	3504.1	3504.1	6
Bill Clark	89	85	203	95	*44	*33	65	*65	*65	55	65	10×45	450	886	785.1	1677.65	7

* All lifts marked with an asterisk are national records

**Lucas Hardie’s lifts are not eligible for records

The following lifters are not current members, but are from Canada, and are planning on joining prior to the 2nd quarter postal. Their lifts are not eligible for records. Please give them a warm welcome:

Name	Age	Age Division	BW	weight class	Bench Press-1 arm-right	Bench Press-1 arm-left	Reg Park Bench Press	Bench Press roman Chair	Bench Press Feet in Air	Bench Press Alternate Grip	Bench Press Reverse Grip	Bench Press-Close Grip (not eligible for USAWA records because not an official lift)	Bench Press-Feet on Floor (not eligible for USAWA records because not an official lift)	Rampage Reps	Rampage total weight	Total pounds
Matt Macneil	36	open	270	125	135	135	270	95	345	315	315	200	345	48×135	6480	9735
Doug Sullivan	63	60	180	85	95	95	200	135	245	235	235	185	265	39×135	5265	7065
Robbie Baxter	27	open	238	110	100	95	200	125	225	225	245	185	235	29×115	3335	3335

All records are in pounds. The three official system was used for everyone but Dave DeForest and Bill Clark with Dave and Bill being the judges. Bill judged Dave and Dave judged Bill in the 1 official system for their lifts.

Dave DeForst record day
Snatch on knees	90
Clean and Press on knees	116
Clean and seated press-behind neck	105
Deadlift-stiff legged	280
Habecker Lift	250

2022 1st Quarter Postal

April 11, 2022 Denny Habecker

By Denny Habecker

Bill Cookson completing a big 2 barbell deadlift all the way from Kuwait!

We had great participation in this years 1st postal. We had 31 lifters participate, 23 men & 8 women, which I believe is the most we have ever had.Dan Wagman was at the top of the men’s division and R.J. Jackson led the women this quarter. Thank you to all that participated.

January 1 thru March 31, 2022

The Lifts – Holdout – Raised, Swing – Dumbbell- 1 Hand, Deadlift- 2 bars

Records are marked with an *

Men’s Division :

Dan Wagman – Open* – 176 – 75* – 107*- L – 502* – 684 – 657.94

* Dan doesn’t want the age percentage

Nicholas Frieders – 21 – 153 – 55* – 90- R – 440* – 585 – 614.83

Abe Smith – 40 – 181 – 75* – 120- L* – 430* – 615 – 599.43

Lucas Hardie – 38 – 198 – 55 – 105 -R – 470 – 630 – 566.18

John J. Carter – 63 – 219 – 55* – 75 – R – 400* – 530 – 558.81

David DeForest – 62 – 193 – 50* – 67- R* – 370 – 487 – 546.29

Randy Smith – 67 – 195 – 50 – 90 -R – 321.5 – 461.5 – 542.95

Travis Luther – 29 – 167 – 55* – 100 -R – 370 – 525 – 521.95

Eric Todd – 47 – 263 – 90* – 120- R – 407* – 617 – 515.69

Anthony Hose – 53 – 227 – 70* – 100- L* – 370 – 540 – 513.41

Denny Habecker – 79 – 189 – 38.5* – 50 -R – 269* -357.5 – 507.44

Barry Pensyl – 73 – 141 – 12* – 48- R* – 242.5 – 302.5 – 476.56

Chad Ullom – 50 – 235 – 45 – 0 – 450 – 495 – 451.27

Bill Cookson – 57 -230 -35 -90 -330 -455 -444.32

Dave Hahn – 84 – 141 – 25 – 30- R – 220 – 275 – 443.13

Aidan Habecker – 18 – 205 – 44* – 77 -R* – 353* – 474 – 430.51

Anthony R. Lupo – 56 -230 – 33* – 70 -L* – 310* – 413 – 400.53

Chris Todd – 42 – 274 – 60* -85- L* – 322 – 467 – 364.84

LeRoy Todd – 10 – 82 – 17.5* – 25-R – 105* – 147.5 – 353.21

Everett Todd – 9 – 74 – 17.5* – 15- R – 90* – 122.5 – 331.35

Lance Foster – 56 -313 – 45* – 50 – R* – 222 – 317 – 264.00

Bill Clark – 89 – 207 – 22* – 10- R – 150 – 182 – 245.69

Jarrod Fobes – 44 – 209 – 60 – 73- L – 0 -128 – 117.19

Elijah Conley – 15 – 149 – 25 – 28- L – 0 – 53 – 65.24

Postal winner dan Wagman completing a holdout raised.

Women’s Division:

R.J. Jackson – 60 – 105 – 34 – 51 -R – 202 – 287 – 485.37

Sylvia Stockall – 64 – 150 – 45 – 55- R – 218 – 318 – 398.83

Beth Skwarecki – 41 – 139 – 40 – 60 -L – 242 – 342 – 391.08

Phoebe Todd – 11 – 121 – 20* – 30 -R* – 140* – 190 – 314.56

Stacy Todd – 39 – 185 – 45* – 57.5-R* – 222* – 324.5 – 303.24

Janet Thompson – 64 – 160 – 22* – 25- L* – 150* – 197 -251.57

Daphne Lansdown – 6 – 46 – 10* – 5 -R – 50* – 65 – 245.95

Kim VanWagner – 54 – 134 – 25 – 35- R – 95 – 155 – 205.45

OFFICIALS :

Leroy, Everett, Phoebe & Stacy Todd – Lance Foster, Chris Todd, Eric Todd

Eric Todd – Lance Foster, Chris Todd

Chris Todd – Lance Foster, Eric Todd

Lance Foster – Chris Todd, Eric Todd

Aidan Habecker – Denny Habecker, Barry Pensyl

Denny Habecker – Barry Pensyl

Barry Pensyl – Denny Habecker

Dan Wagman – R.J. Jackson

Nicholas Frieders, Abe Smith, John Carter, Dave DeForest, Travis Luther, Anthony Hose, Anthony Lupo, Janet Thompson – Bill Clark

Bill Clark – Dave DeForest

Lifters with Non-certified Officials:

Lucas Hardie, Randy Smith, R.J. Jackson, Chad Ullom, Dave Hahn, Sylvia Stockall, Beth Skwarecki, Daphne Lansdown, Kim VanWagner, Jarrod Fobes, Elijah Conley

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