APA AMERICAN BENCH, DEADLIFT, & CURL CHAMPIONSHIPS

May 6, 2006 – Pasco, Washington

 

NAME/AGE/WT/STATE

DIVISION

EVENT

BENCH

DEADLIFT

CURL

Brian Highnote/32/197/FL

Drug Free 198

Bench Press

500

 

 

Ryan Carr/20/197/FL

Junior 198

Bench Press

330F

 

 

Tim Welton/45/198/CO

Master I. 198

Bench Press

330C

 

 

Brian Highnote/32/197/FL

Open 198

Bench Press

500

 

 

Vern White/40/210/WA

Master I. 220

Bench Press

375

 

 

Todd Robinson/49/211/CA

Master I. 220

Bench Press

330

 

 

Steadman Mathis/50/223/WA

Drug Free 242

Bench Press

525

 

 

Tom Bodenbender/39/230/FL

Drug Free 242

Bench Press

435

 

 

Steadman Mathis/50/223/WA

Open 242

Bench Press

525

 

 

Damian Adams/15/230/WA

Teenage 242

Bench Press

245

 

 

Tom Bodenbender/39/230/FL

Submaster 242

Bench Press

435

 

 

Steadman Mathis/50/223/WA

Master II. 242

Bench Press

525

 

 

Don Goldsworthy/25/261/WA

Drug Free 275

Bench Press

625

 

 

Terry Corwin/23/328/OR

Junior SHW

Bench Press

715 4th 725*#

 

 

Randy Patterson/58/355/OR

Open SHW

Bench Press

700

 

 

Randy Patterson/58/355/OR

Master II. SHW

Bench Press

700*#

 

 

Don Goldsworthy/25/261/WA

Drug Free 275

Deadlift

 

545

 

Terry Corwin/23/328/OR

Junior SHW

Deadlift

 

625

 

Ryan Carr/20/197/FL

Junior 198

Curl

 

 

120

Brian Highnote/32/197/FL

Drug Free 198

Curl

 

 

130

Tom Bodenbender/39/230/FL

Drug Free 242

Curl

 

 

130

 

C denotes Colorado record

F denotes Florida record

* denotes World Record

# denotes American Record

 

Lifters from Florida, Oregon, California, and Colorado came to compete in this event and lifting quality was excellent.  Junior lifter Terry Corwin benched 725 faster than you could blink an eye while at age 58 Randy Patterson became the oldest man in history to bench press 700 pounds!  Randy did it without hesitation and looked like he had around 710 in him. I might add that after watching Terry Corwins bench and how fast it went up it was obvious he is good for 750 at the moment. Special thanks to Ryan Kennelly and David Holmes for judging, and all of our spotters for doing an excellent job.

 

Scott Taylor – APA President