The 2016 IWF Junior Worlds are underway in Tbilisi, Georgia, and already the world’s best young weightlifters have produced some outstanding results. In the men’s 69kg category, the USA’s CJ Cummings — who, at 16, still has several years left to compete as a Junior — became the first American male to hold a world record in 46 years with his 180kg clean & jerk. Check out Cummings’ lifts and the impressive list of records he accomplished in his 6/6 performance. It’s also America’s first Junior World Championship since 2000.
(Watch the 2016 Junior Worlds Live — with a handy lifting schedule — HERE.)
The event runs through Saturday, July 2nd, and we’ll update this page regularly with the latest results and highlighted lifts.
(All numbers listed are final totals; we’ll update with full medal lists at the end of the event.)
Women’s 48kg
1. Thunya Sukcharoen (Thailand) — 194kg
2. Huihua Jiang (China) — 193kg
3. Xiaoqun Long (China) — 181kg
Women’s 53kg
1. Linglong Yu (China) — 206kg
2. Rattanaphon Pakkaratha (Thailand) — 201kg
3. Supattra Kaewkhong (Thailand) — 195kg
Women’s 58kg
1. Lingli Ou (China) — 217kg
2. Nawaporn Daengsri (Thailand) — 211kg
3. Muattar Nabieva (Uzbekistan) — 207kg
Women’s 63kg
1. Un Sim Rum (North Korea) — 240kg
2. Ana Lilia Duran Ayon (Mexico) — 216kg
3. Kiana Rose Elliott (Australia) — 204kg
Women’s 69kg
1. Neisi Patricia Dajomes Barrera (Ecuador) — 230kg
2. Jennifer Michell Cantu Iglesias (Mexico) — 219kg
3. Alona Shevkoplias (Ukraine) — 218kg
Women’s 75kg
1. Iryna Dekha (Ukraine) — 254kg
2. Ankhtsetseg Munkhjantsan (Mongolia) — 253kg
3. Xiaomei Liang (China) — 245kg
Women’s +75kg
1. Duangaksorn Chaidee (Thailand) — 265kg
2. Anastasiia Hotfrid (Georgia) — 256kg
3. Mercy Opeyemi Brown (Great Britain) — 236kg
Men’s 56kg
1. Witoon Mingmoon (Thailand) — 265kg
2. Rafael Patricio Ferruzola Alava (Ecuador) — 236kg
3. Yuya Senoo (Japan) — 233kg
Men’s 62kg
1. Yongxiang Mo (China) — 307kg
2. Jong Ju Pak (North Korea) — 291kg
3. Cheng Meng (China) — 288kg
Men’s 69kg
1. CJ Cummings (United States) — 317kg
2. Mitsunori Konnai (Japan) — 305kg
3. Masanori Miyamoto (Japan) — 305kg
Men’s 77kg
1. Yeison Lopez Lopez (Colombia) — 346kg
2. Viacheslav Iarkin (Russia) — 333kg
3. Brayan Santiago Rodallegas Carvajal (Colombia) — 331kg
Men’s 85 kg
1. Jiawen Liu (China) — 365kg
2. Antonino Pizzolato (Italy) — 360kg
3. Fares Ibrahim E. H. Elbakh (Qatar) — 346kg
Men’s 94kg
1. Farkhodbek Sobirov (Uzbekistan) — 373kg
2. Lesman Paredes Montano (Colombia) — 372kg
3. Reza Beiralvand (Iran) — 362kg
Men’s 105kg
1. Giorgi Chkheidze (Georgia) — 379kg
2. Alireza Dehghanghahfarokhi (Iran) — 378kg
3. Nikita Solovev (Russia) — 375kg
Men’s +105kg
1. Simon Martirosyan (Armenia) — 412kg
2. Ahmed Mohamed Abdelhamed Mohamed Gaber (Egypt) — 387kg
3. Tamas Kajdoci (Serbia) — 387kg
