The second event of the first day of the 2023 Official Strongman Games (OSG) in Charleston, WV, was the Stix and Stone Carry. Athletes had 60 seconds to carry a large wooden box with extra weight down 50 feet. Then, athletes traversed halfway back to pick up a pair of stones with handles and carry those across the finish line.
Each stone had a different weight. Athletes chose which side to carry each stone. The athletes were allowed unlimited drops. Chalk was allowed, but lifting straps were not. The furthest distance or the fastest time to complete the event determined the winners.
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Stix and Stone Carry Results
The weights below were announced during the competition for the audience:
- Women’s Under 64KG — 410 pounds | 160 pounds/150 pounds
- Women’s Masters Over 50 — 410 pounds | 160 pounds/150 pounds
- Women’s Masters Over 40 — 470 pounds | 180 pounds/150 pounds
- Women’s Under 73KG — 470 pounds | 180 pounds/150 pounds
- Women Under 82KG — 530 pounds | 200 pounds/165 pounds
- Women’s Open — 550 pounds | 220 pounds/185 pounds
- Men’s Under 80KG — 590 pounds | 240 pounds/200 pounds
- Men’s Masters Over 50 — 590 pounds | 240 pounds/200 pounds
- Men’s Under 90KG — 670 pounds | 260 pounds/250 pounds
- Men’s Under 105KG — 750 pounds | 280 pounds/235 pounds
- Men’s Masters Over 40 — 750 pounds | 280 pounds/235 pounds
- Men’s Open — 790 pounds | 280 pounds/250 pounds
Winners of each division are listed below:
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Stix and Stone Carry Division Winners
- Women Under 64KG — Rhianon Lovelace, 31.39 seconds
- Women Masters Over 50 — Claire Myler, 21.54 seconds
- Women’s Masters Over 40 — Naomi Hadley, 24.08 seconds
- Women’s Under 73KG — Alisha Donne, 34.91 seconds
- Women’s Under 82KG — Nadia Stowers, 33.31 seconds
- Women Open — Gabi Dixson, 28.65 seconds
- Men’s Under 80KG — Josh Kowalewski, 26.57 seconds
- Men’s Masters Over 50 — Mike Kromer, 22.59 seconds
- Men’s Under 90KG — Gavin McNamee, 22.06 seconds
- Men’s 105KG — Tim Mankowski, 27.81 seconds
- Men’s Masters Over 40 — Anton Larsson, 24.23 seconds
- Men’s Open — Wesley Derwinsky, 21.09 seconds
Day two of the competition in Charleston, WV, featured the Kabuki Strength Deadlift Ladder and the Goruck Survival Challenge. Coverage of the competitions is available via pay-per-view on the OSG website.
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