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Welcome to the official website of the IPF affiliated Oceania Powerlifting Federation. Our goal is to develop and promote high-standard and enjoyable drug-free powerlifting competition at the Oceania International level. Visit our website for IPF Oceania-related powerlifting news and events. |
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2013 Commonwealth - Oceania Powerlifting and Bench Press Champs - Nomination Forms 19/06/2013
The New Zealand Powerlifting Federation alongside the Auckland Powerlifting Association are proud to be hosting the Commonwealth/ Oceania Powerlifting and Benchpress Championships 2013. This combined championships will be held in Auckland, New Zealand at the Vodafone Events Centre between the 4th & 8th of December 2013. This is the first time in history that the Commonwealth and Oceania Federations have combined in competition, this is a big undertaking by New Zealand who expect a predicted 250- 300 lifters to attend over the 5 days of competition which will involve equipped and un-equipped lifting to cater for all countries. Please note preliminary nominations are due before the 4th of October 2013. Follow the links below for all the information regarding the event. We hope to see you here in our beautiful country in December 2013. Darren Neves
Battle for the Pacific - Oceania Champs (04/01/13)
145 lifters from 7 nations across the Oceania region descended upon North Sydney for the Oceania Powerlifting and Bench Press Champs from 7-9 December. This was a competition reduced to a raw only format, but nonetheless it was an amazing 3 day event and certainly one of the best the Oceania region has seen for a while. With a plethora of National, Oceania, Commonwealth and World Records broken being too many to name, one of note was the open deadlift World Record by Nghiep Luu who pulled 271kg under 66kg bodyweight. This is the first time an open World Record has been set by an Oceania lifter since Katrina Robertson's miracle 263.5kg deadlift to win the 1997 World Champs. At the end of it all Australia ended up being the top lifting nation, Stephen Pritchard of Australia was overall best lifter on points despite being downed by the mammoth Samoan, Oliva Kirisome, whilst Mary Macken of Australia took out best female lifter by a fair margin. For the bench pressers, Aussie Jasmine Higgs took out the best female award and the wider than ever Paul Offord of Australia once again hoisted up the biggest bench of the comp with a very impressive 235kg press. Click here for all the results.
IPF Newsletter for December 2012 (23/12/12)
To all OPF Member Federations: Please find attached the IPF Newsletter for December 2012 containing important updates. Thank you. Robert Wilks
Oceania Report 2011/12 Dear Oceania Nations, Below is the OPF report of our state of play up until this point in time and into the near future.
2012 Oceania Powerlifting Championships
Dear Oceania Nations, At last, we have the details for the 2012 Oceania Championships. [
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