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New York AAU Powerlifting Records
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AAU records for New York residents, in the federation's own kg classes. Records reflect the highest qualifying lift on file for each (class, sex, equipment, division) combination across 236 entries from 67 registered lifters. Scope is by lifter residency (per federation registration), not meet location.
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New York's heaviest total in AAU competition is Sean Culnan's 841.41 kg (1,855 lb) at NJ BP/DL & Powerlifting Meet in 1997. Competition activity peaked in 2007, the busiest year on record with 54 entries.
New York AAU Total Records
| 145 kg | 1 | Sean Culnan | 841.4 kg1,855 lb | AAU | 1997 |
| 145 kg | 2 | Josh Hardin | 775.0 kg1,709 lb | AAU | 2000 |
| 110 kg | 1 | Tom Snyder | 576.1 kg1,270 lb | AAU | 1997 |
| 100 kg | 1 | Sabre Schnitzer | 732.5 kg1,615 lb | AAU | 2008 |
| 100 kg | 2 | Robert Hanington | 547.5 kg1,207 lb | AAU | 2007 |
| 90 kg | 1 | David Blonski | 630.0 kg1,389 lb | AAU | 2009 |
| 82.5 kg | No records yet. | ||||
| 75 kg | 1 | Chris DeJoy | 510.0 kg1,125 lb | AAU | 2008 |
New York AAU Squat Records
| 145 kg | 1 | Sean Culnan | 294.8 kg650 lb | AAU | 1997 |
| 145 kg | 2 | Josh Hardin | 277.5 kg612 lb | AAU | 2002 |
| 110 kg | 1 | Tom Snyder | 208.7 kg460 lb | AAU | 1997 |
| 100 kg | 1 | Sabre Schnitzer | 260.0 kg573 lb | AAU | 2008 |
| 100 kg | 2 | Robert Hanington | 185.0 kg408 lb | AAU | 2007 |
| 90 kg | 1 | David Blonski | 207.5 kg458 lb | AAU | 2009 |
| 82.5 kg | No records yet. | ||||
| 75 kg | 1 | Chris DeJoy | 157.5 kg347 lb | AAU | 2008 |
New York AAU Bench Press Records
| 145 kg | 1 | Josh Hardin | 230.0 kg507 lb | AAU | 2000 |
| 145 kg | 2 | Sean Culnan | 213.2 kg470 lb | AAU | 1997 |
| 140 kg | 1 | Joseph Behari | 202.5 kg447 lb | AAU | 2005 |
| 125 kg | 1 | Mike Scala | 149.7 kg330 lb | AAU | 2008 |
| 110 kg | 1 | Tom Snyder | 149.7 kg330 lb | AAU | 1997 |
| 100 kg | 1 | Sabre Schnitzer | 200.0 kg441 lb | AAU | 2008 |
| 100 kg | 2 | Sean McGrath | 140.0 kg309 lb | AAU | 2007 |
| 100 kg | 3 | Robert Hanington | 122.5 kg270 lb | AAU | 2007 |
| 90 kg | 1 | David Blonski | 147.5 kg325 lb | AAU | 2009 |
| 82.5 kg | No records yet. | ||||
| 75 kg | 1 | Chris DeJoy | 157.5 kg347 lb | AAU | 2008 |
New York AAU Deadlift Records
| 145 kg | 1 | Sean Culnan | 333.4 kg735 lb | AAU | 1997 |
| 145 kg | 2 | Josh Hardin | 275.0 kg607 lb | AAU | 2002 |
| 125 kg | 1 | Mike Scala | 249.5 kg550 lb | AAU | 2008 |
| 110 kg | 1 | Tom Snyder | 217.7 kg480 lb | AAU | 1997 |
| 100 kg | 1 | Sabre Schnitzer | 272.5 kg601 lb | AAU | 2008 |
| 100 kg | 2 | Robert Hanington | 240.0 kg529 lb | AAU | 2007 |
| 90 kg | 1 | David Blonski | 275.0 kg607 lb | AAU | 2009 |
| 82.5 kg | No records yet. | ||||
| 75 kg | 1 | Chris DeJoy | 195.0 kg430 lb | AAU | 2008 |
AAU records in New York · 32 records across 8 kg classes · Top 3 per class
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New York AAU Record FAQs
What is the highest men's total by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The highest men's total by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 841.4 kg (1,855 lb), set by Sean Culnan (145 kg class, raw) at NJ BP/DL & Powerlifting Meet in 1997.
What is the highest women's total by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The highest women's total by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 499.0 kg (1,100 lb), set by Linda-Jo Belsito (82.5 kg class, single-ply) at NJ BP/DL & Powerlifting Meet in 1997.
What is the highest women's raw total by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The highest women's raw total by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 182.5 kg (403 lb), set by Mandi Herrington (60 kg class) at Junior Olympics in 2004.
What is the heaviest men's squat by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest men's squat by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 365 kg (805 lb), set by Matt Sohmer (125 kg class, raw) at Junior Olympics in 2013.
What is the heaviest women's squat by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest women's squat by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 192.8 kg (425 lb), set by Linda-Jo Belsito (82.5 kg class, single-ply) at NJ BP/DL & Powerlifting Meet in 1997.
What is the heaviest women's raw squat by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest women's raw squat by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 52.5 kg (116 lb), set by Mandi Herrington (60 kg class, no knee wraps) at Junior Olympics in 2004.
What is the heaviest men's bench press by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest men's bench press by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 230 kg (507 lb), set by Josh Hardin (145 kg class, raw) at World Championships in 2000.
What is the heaviest women's bench press by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest women's bench press by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 102.1 kg (225 lb), set by Linda-Jo Belsito (82.5 kg class, single-ply) at NJ BP/DL & Powerlifting Meet in 1997.
What is the heaviest women's raw bench press by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest women's raw bench press by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 62.5 kg (138 lb), set by Ellen Stein (60 kg class) at National Bench Press Deadlift & Push-Pull in 2005.
What is the heaviest men's deadlift by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest men's deadlift by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 333.4 kg (735 lb), set by Sean Culnan (145 kg class, raw) at NJ BP/DL & Powerlifting Meet in 1997.
What is the heaviest women's deadlift by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest women's deadlift by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 204.1 kg (450 lb), set by Linda-Jo Belsito (82.5 kg class, single-ply) at NJ BP/DL & Powerlifting Meet in 1997.
What is the heaviest women's raw deadlift by a New York lifter in AAU competition?
The heaviest women's raw deadlift by a New York lifter in AAU competition is 150 kg (331 lb), set by Ellen Stein (60 kg class) at National Bench Press Deadlift & Push-Pull in 2005.