2024 USA Weightlifting Senior National Championships Full Results

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Pittsburgh, PA hosted the best weightlifters in the country for the 2024 National Championships Week. Here’s who made it to the podium.

The world of weightlifting may be abuzz about the upcoming 2024 Olympics in Paris, France, but USA Weightlifting‘s (USAW) National Championships Week is the talk of the town stateside.

Pittsburgh, PA hosted the States’ best weightlifters from Jun. 15 to 23 for eight full days of barbells, bumper plates, and big lifts — including appearances from the five members on the Team USA Olympic roster.

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Here are the podium results from the Senior National Championships this year. For complete rankings and results from the Youth and Junior events in Pittsburgh, refer to USA Weightlifting‘s results books here.

Men’s Results

Below are the Men’s weightlifting podium results from the 2024 USAW National Championships.

Editor’s Note: The formatting below reads as, “[Athlete Name] — [Total] (Snatch/Clean & Jerk). All weights are listed in kilograms.

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55 Kilograms

  • Mark Chavez 187 (77/110)

Editor’s Note: As of the morning of Jun. 24, 2024, the official results book listed only Chavez’ results.

61 Kilograms

  • Christopher Camenares 240 (107/133)
  • Joseph Garcia 228 (102/126)
  • Andy Lam 221 (103/118)

67 Kilograms

  • Michael Mo 262 (117/145)
  • Evan Fukuhara 261 (116/145)
  • John Stang 258 (113/145)

73 Kilograms

  • Matthew McCullough 300 (135/165)
  • Chris Santana 279 (122/157)
  • Morgan Rummel 278 (124/154)

81 Kilograms

  • Preston Powell 333 (148/185)
  • Troy Fries 320 (140/180)
  • Clarence Cummings Jr. 318 (141/177)

89 Kilograms

  • Brandon Victorian 331 (150/181)
  • Conner Sparks 311 (136/175)
  • Nguyen Huynh 311 (130/181)

96 Kilograms

  • Chrisanto D’Agostino 345 (152/193)
  • Jaimerius Williams 334 (150/184)
  • Will Easley 326 (142/184)

102 Kilograms

  • Morgan McCullough 348 (153/195)
  • John Setting 343 (153/190)
  • Trevor Kimm 335 (153/182)

109 Kilograms

  • Kolbi Ferguson 381 (170/211)
  • Ryan Sester 361 (165/196)
  • Xavier Borde 351 (156/195)

+109 Kilograms

  • Aaron Williams 406 (182/224)
  • Alejandro Medina 370 (170/200)
  • Jacob Herbert 348 (154/194)

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Women’s Results

Here, you can find the Women’s podium results from all Senior weight class events at the 2024 USAW National Championships.

Editor’s Note: The formatting below reads as, “[Athlete Name] — [Total] (Snatch/Clean & Jerk). All weights are listed in kilograms.

45 Kilograms

  • Cicely Kyle 162 (74/88)
  • Virginie Beljour 145 (64/81)
  • Sarah Morris 126 (56/70)

49 Kilograms

  • Kaylin White 166 (73/93)
  • Omayraliz Ortiz 157 (68/89)
  • Rachel Schwartz 155 (67/88)

55 Kilograms

  • Jourdan Delacruz 198 (84/114)
  • Asia Gonzalez 187 (80/107)
  • Kayla Cocker 182 (84/98)

59 Kilograms

  • Charley Leonard 194 (84/110)
  • Lily Salsbury 194 (83/111)
  • Angelique Matsushima 187 (85/102)

64 Kilograms

  • Carly Audia 207 (93/114)
  • Casey Aguilar-Gervase 206 (95/111)
  • Rebecca Rouse 206 (92/114)

71 Kilograms

  • Olivia Reeves 271 (120/151)
  • Meredith Alwine 227 (100/127)
  • Alexia Gonzalez 214 (97/117)

76 Kilograms

  • Mariah Park 230 (100/130)
  • Estelle Rohr 221 (96/125)
  • Darci Molina 219 (96/123)

81 Kilograms

  • Anna McElderry 226 (103/123)
  • Jessie Stemo 222 (100/122)
  • Harley Creech 206 (92/114)

87 Kilograms

  • Kateri Peters 229 (99/130)
  • Victoria Jefferson 220 (98/122)
  • Laura Alexander 218 (93/125)

+87 Kilograms

  • Mary Theisen-Lappen 273 (118/155)
  • Caitlin Thilges 232 (96/136)
  • Katlin Kallmeyer 227 (97/130)

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Editor’s Note: BarBend is the Official Media Partner of USA Weightlifting. The two organizations maintain editorial independence unless otherwise noted on specific content projects. 

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