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Nevada AAU Powerlifting Records

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The official AAU record book for Nevada residents, in AAU's native kg classes. Records reflect the highest qualifying lift on file for each (class, sex, equipment, division) combination across 670 entries from 191 registered lifters. Scope is by lifter residency (per federation registration), not meet location.

The heaviest total on file here is Scott Waits's 782.5 kg (1,725 lb) at National Powerlifting Championships in 2000. Competition activity peaked in 2009, the busiest year on record with 123 entries.

Equipment
Sex

Division
Tested

Total

30No records yet.
52No records yet.
67.51Freddie Guttierez335.0 kg739 lbAAU2012
67.52Freddie Gutierrez327.5 kg722 lbAAU2011
751Chet Pearson505.0 kg1114 lbAAU2011
752Jason Lubus493.0 kg1087 lbAAU2015
82.51Tony Rodriguez592.5 kg1306 lbAAU2008
82.52Edwin Torres520.0 kg1147 lbAAU2015
82.53John Galterio447.5 kg987 lbAAU2013
901Zack McDole745.0 kg1643 lbAAU2011
902Jason Sadora655.0 kg1444 lbAAU2013
903Devron Lewis587.5 kg1295 lbAAU2010
1001Brad Niman630.0 kg1389 lbAAU2016
1002Mitch Silva607.5 kg1340 lbAAU2021
1003Marc Torrez580.0 kg1279 lbAAU2011
1101Carlos Castro730.5 kg1611 lbAAU2015
125No records yet.
1401Sam Pitrone532.5 kg1174 lbAAU2016

Squat

30No records yet.
52No records yet.
67.51Freddie Guttierez105.0 kg232 lbAAU2012
67.52Freddie Gutierrez105.0 kg232 lbAAU2011
751Chet Pearson175.0 kg386 lbAAU2011
752Jason Lubus165.0 kg364 lbAAU2015
82.51Tony Rodriguez215.0 kg474 lbAAU2008
82.52Edwin Torres165.0 kg364 lbAAU2015
82.53James Roybal142.5 kg314 lbAAU2010
901Zack McDole265.0 kg584 lbAAU2011
902Jason Sadora217.5 kg480 lbAAU2013
903Chad Miller190.0 kg419 lbAAU2013
1001Mitch Silva215.0 kg474 lbAAU2021
1002Brad Niman215.0 kg474 lbAAU2016
1003Marc Torrez200.0 kg441 lbAAU2011
1101Carlos Castro287.5 kg634 lbAAU2015
125No records yet.
1401Sam Pitrone175.0 kg386 lbAAU2016

Bench

30No records yet.
52No records yet.
67.51Freddie Guttierez77.5 kg171 lbAAU2012
67.52Freddie Gutierrez77.5 kg171 lbAAU2011
751Jason Lubus120.0 kg265 lbAAU2015
752Chet Pearson110.0 kg243 lbAAU2011
82.51Edwin Torres145.0 kg320 lbAAU2015
82.52James Duplisea142.5 kg314 lbAAU2011
82.53Tony Rodriguez137.5 kg303 lbAAU2008
901Zack McDole192.5 kg425 lbAAU2011
902Devron Lewis170.0 kg375 lbAAU2009
903Bruce Nichols165.0 kg364 lbAAU2000
1001Brad Niman170.0 kg375 lbAAU2016
1002Marc Torrez147.5 kg325 lbAAU2011
1003Sean Withers142.5 kg314 lbAAU2019
1101Jeremy Richter192.5 kg425 lbAAU2008
1102Carlos Castro160.0 kg353 lbAAU2015
1251Nicholas Hansen182.5 kg403 lbAAU2010
1401Chadric Cruz180.0 kg397 lbAAU2019
1402John Heldt177.5 kg392 lbAAU2006
1403Sam Pitrone130.0 kg287 lbAAU2016

Deadlift

30No records yet.
52No records yet.
67.51James Daws215.0 kg474 lbAAU2018
67.52Freddie Guttierez152.5 kg336 lbAAU2012
67.53Freddie Gutierrez145.0 kg320 lbAAU2011
751Chet Pearson220.0 kg485 lbAAU2011
752Jason Lubus208.0 kg459 lbAAU2015
82.51Tony Rodriguez240.0 kg529 lbAAU2008
82.52Edwin Torres210.0 kg463 lbAAU2015
82.53John Galterio182.5 kg403 lbAAU2013
901Jason Sadora287.5 kg634 lbAAU2013
902Zack McDole287.5 kg634 lbAAU2011
903Devron Lewis255.0 kg562 lbAAU2010
1001Mitch Silva265.0 kg584 lbAAU2021
1002Brad Niman245.0 kg540 lbAAU2016
1003Marc Torrez232.5 kg513 lbAAU2011
1101Carlos Castro283.0 kg624 lbAAU2015
1102Jeremy Richter240.0 kg529 lbAAU2008
1103AJ Guttierez170.0 kg375 lbAAU2012
125No records yet.
1401John Heldt250.0 kg551 lbAAU2004
1402Sam Pitrone227.5 kg502 lbAAU2016

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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.