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Missouri NASA Powerlifting Records

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The official NASA record book for Missouri residents, in NASA's native kg classes. Records reflect the highest qualifying lift on file for each (class, sex, equipment, division) combination across 2,116 entries from 735 registered lifters. Scope is by lifter residency (per federation registration), not meet location.

The heaviest total on file here is John Bolinger's 840 kg (1,852 lb) at World Cup in 2014. Competition activity peaked in 2017, the busiest year on record with 298 entries.

Equipment

Sex

Division

Tested

Total

40	No records yet.
52	No records yet.
56	No records yet.
60	No records yet.
67.5	No records yet.
75	1	Scott Vorhees	480.0 kg1058 lb	NASA	2015
75	2	Kris Scheidt	475.0 kg1047 lb	NASA	2016
82.5	No records yet.
90	1	Ken Smith	540.0 kg1191 lb	NASA	2016
100	No records yet.
110	No records yet.
125	1	Eric Wenz	555.0 kg1224 lb	NASA	2015
140	No records yet.
140+	No records yet.

Squat

40	No records yet.
52	No records yet.
56	No records yet.
60	No records yet.
67.5	No records yet.
75	1	Kris Scheidt	177.5 kg392 lb	NASA	2016
75	2	Scott Vorhees	137.5 kg303 lb	NASA	2015
82.5	No records yet.
90	1	Ken Smith	207.5 kg458 lb	NASA	2016
100	No records yet.
110	No records yet.
125	1	Eric Wenz	210.0 kg463 lb	NASA	2015
140	No records yet.
140+	No records yet.

Bench

40	No records yet.
52	No records yet.
56	No records yet.
60	No records yet.
67.5	1	Brendan Brustad	65.0 kg144 lb	NASA	2014
70	1	Bill Anderson	112.5 kg248 lb	NASA	2002
75	1	Scott Vorhees	165.0 kg364 lb	NASA	2015
75	2	Kris Scheidt	110.0 kg243 lb	NASA	2016
82.5	1	Matt Fehl	162.5 kg359 lb	NASA	2013
82.5	2	Cody VandeWeerd	145.0 kg320 lb	NASA	2013
82.5	3	Lonnie Miller	82.5 kg182 lb	NASA	2009
90	1	John Bolinger	200.0 kg441 lb	NASA	2014
90	2	Ken Smith	132.5 kg292 lb	NASA	2016
100	1	Caleb Frakes	167.5 kg370 lb	NASA	2010
100	2	Nathan Elliot	110.0 kg243 lb	NASA	2016
100	3	Paul Robinson	92.5 kg204 lb	NASA	2024
110	1	Rodney Stewart	175.0 kg386 lb	NASA	2026
125	1	Dave Ridlen	230.0 kg507 lb	NASA	2010
125	2	Jeremy Johnson	140.0 kg309 lb	NASA	2012
125	3	Eric Wenz	137.5 kg303 lb	NASA	2015
127	1	Darren Gee	185.0 kg408 lb	NASA	1998
127	2	Ray Elliott	162.5 kg359 lb	NASA	1998
140	1	Brad Rich	250.0 kg551 lb	NASA	2023
140+	1	Casey Sumner	217.5 kg480 lb	NASA	2012

Deadlift

40	No records yet.
52	No records yet.
56	No records yet.
60	No records yet.
67.5	1	Brendan Brustad	140.0 kg309 lb	NASA	2014
70	1	Bill Anderson	175.0 kg386 lb	NASA	2002
75	1	Scott Vorhees	200.0 kg441 lb	NASA	2014
75	2	Kris Scheidt	187.5 kg414 lb	NASA	2016
82.5	1	Matt Fehl	205.0 kg452 lb	NASA	2013
82.5	2	Lonnie Miller	165.0 kg364 lb	NASA	2009
90	1	John Bolinger	320.0 kg706 lb	NASA	2014
90	2	Ken Smith	200.0 kg441 lb	NASA	2016
100	1	Caleb Frakes	227.5 kg502 lb	NASA	2010
100	2	Nathan Elliot	220.0 kg485 lb	NASA	2016
100	3	Tim Robinson	170.0 kg375 lb	NASA	2008
110	1	Rodney Stewart	242.5 kg535 lb	NASA	2026
125	1	Eric Wenz	207.5 kg458 lb	NASA	2015
125	2	Jeremy Johnson	200.0 kg441 lb	NASA	2012
127	1	Darren Gee	260.0 kg573 lb	NASA	1998
140	No records yet.
140+	No records yet.

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Records are computed from the OpenPowerlifting public-domain dataset and represent the highest qualifying lift on file for each (federation, sex, equipment, weight class, age class, tested) combination. State records are scoped by the lifter's registered state of residence (matching USAPL/PA/USPA rules), not by meet location; coverage depends on the federation — USAPL and USPA report lifter state for 87–97% of entries, while some smaller feds report it rarely. Records may differ from a federation's official record book. Read more about how these records are computed.