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2024 Pan American Weightlifting Championships Full Results

Caracas, Venezuela hosts one of the final opportunities for weightlifters in the region to qualify for the 2024 Olympics.

Written by Jake Dickson, NASM-CPT, USAW-L2
Last updated on February 29th, 2024

2024 started with a bang for weightlifting fans. February has hosted four different continental championships in a row as the Paris 2024 Olympic Games draw closer. This year, the Pan American Weightlifting Championships (PAWC) were held in Caracas, Venezuela, from Feb. 23-29, 2024. This event helps decide the fates of many of the region’s best weightlifters eyeing a ticket to the 2024 Olympics. 

BarBend will regularly update our 2024 Pan American Championships results page; check back daily to find out who won this year and who punched their ticket to Paris this summer.  

[Elsewhere: 2024 Asian Weightlifting Championships Full Results]

2024 Pan American Weightlifting Championships | Women’s Results

Below is the Group A results of each Women’s category at the 2024 PAWC. All categories may not contain the same number of contestants.

Editor’s Note: The notation below reads as, “Name (Country) — Total (Snatch/Clean & Jerk).” Podium athletes’ results are bolded.

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45 Kilograms

  1. Victoria Nazareth Tovar Milano (VEN) — 155 (68/87)
  2. Mariangeli Irene Martinez Rosales (VEN) — 144 (62/82)

49 Kilograms

  1. Ana Gabriela Lopez Ferrer (MEX) — 188 (86/102)
  2. Katherin Oriana Echandia Zarate (VEN) — 185 (83/102)
  3. Andrea De La Herran Martinez (MEX) — 175 (80/95)
  4. Shoely Mabel Mego Contreras (PER) — 167 (73/94)
  5. Silvana Maria Gonzalez Sanchez (GTM) — 149 (64/85)

55 Kilograms

  1. Josee Gallant (CAN) — 198 (89/109)
  2. Rosselyn Uzcategui Escalona (VEN) — 186 (83/103)
  3. Victoria Maria Grenni Alvarado (SLV) — 171 (75/96)

59 Kilograms

  1. Anyelin Maria Venegas Valera (VEN) — 226 (100/126)
  2. Genesis Lourdes Rodriguez Gomez (VEN) — 221 (101/120)
  3. Janeth Gomez Valdivia (MEX) — 221 (100/121)
  4. Daphne Guillen Vazquez (MEX) — 211 (93/118)
  5. Concepcion Usuga Correa (COL) — 208 (98/110)
  6. Javiana Del Socorro Pavon Montiel (NIC) — 180 (100/180)

64 Kilograms

  1. Rosive Andrea Silgado Atencio (COL) — 220 (95/125)
  2. Charlotte Simoneau (CAN) — 212 (96/116)
  3. Rosalba Morales Del Aguila (COL) — 209 (94/115)
  4. Tatiana Ullua (ARG) — 204 (91/113)
  5. Jenifer Samanta Becerra Romero (ECU) — 203 (91/112)
  6. Sofia Ramirez (CRI) — 170 (75/95)

71 Kilograms

  1. Angie Paola Palacios Dajomes (ECU) — 240 (110/130)
  2. Mari Leivis Sanchez Perinan (COL) — 232 (104/128)
  3. Diana Laura Garcia Hernandez (MEX) — 219 (93/126)
  4. Karen Tatiana Mosquera Caceres (COL) — 211 (97/114)
  5. Sema Nancy Ludrick Rivas (NIC) — 202 (86/116)
  6. Shandler Benson-Kohlman (CAN) — 199 (93/106)

Editor’s Note: Amanda Schott of Brazil competed in this session. Schott snatched 105 kilograms but did not register a successful clean & jerk.

76 Kilograms

  1. Hellen Andrea Escobar (COL) — 221 (95/126)
  2. Nataly Geerman (ABW) — 215 (90/125)
  3. Laura Peinado (VEN) — 213 (97/116)
  4. Bella Nancy Paredes Arreaga (ECU) — 212 (95/117)
  5. Erika Sinisterra (COL) — 211 (98/113)
  6. Tatiana Salas Pereira (CRI) — 210 (95/115)

81 Kilograms

  1. Neisi Dajomes Barrera (ECU) — 262 (121/141)
  2. Yudelina Mejia Peguero (DOM) — 244 (108/136)
  3. Laura Nascimento Amaro (BRA) — 243 (108/135)
  4. Lizbeth Gabriel Nolasco Hernandez (MEX) — 240 (109/131)
  5. Maya Laylor (CAN) — 235 (103/132)
  6. Aremi Fuentes Zavala (MEX) — 233 (102/131)
  7. Miyareth Mendoza Carabali (COL) — 230 (100/130)
  8. Rosalie Dumas (CAN) — 229 (104/125)

87 Kilograms

  1. Dayana Aracelis Chirinos Leon (VEN) — 240 (102/138)
  2. Sirley Daniela Montano (COL) — 239 (103/136)
  3. Dayana Lucia Mina Torres (ECU) — 232 (101/131)
  4. Maria Fernanda Valdes Paris (CHL) — 230 (100/130)
  5. Kelin Juliana Jiminez Quinonez (ECU) — 205 (95/110)

+87 Kilograms

  1. Lisseth Betzaida Ayovi Cabezas (ECU) — 269 (118/151)
  2. Naryury Alexandra Perez Reveron (VEN) — 265 (117/148)
  3. Arantzazu Pavez Miranda (CHL) — 235 (105/130)
  4. Yaniuska Isabel Espionsa (VEN) — 225 (100/125)
  5. Scarleth Vanessa Ucelo Marrouin (GTM) — 200 (85/115)

2024 Pan American Weightlifting Championships | Men’s Results

Here are the results from each Men’s category at the 2024 Pan American Championships in Caracas. There are a different number of entrants in each category.

Editor’s Note: The notation below reads as, “Name (Country) — Total (Snatch/Clean & Jerk).” Podium athletes’ results are bolded.

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55 Kilograms

  1. Juan Antonio Barco Rangel (MEX) — 228 (101/127)
  2. Jose Manuel Poox Peralta (MEX) — 226 (99/127)
  3. Howard Roche Cintron (PRI) — 222 (103/119)
  4. Angello Rafael Solorzano Carmona (VEN) — 206 (93/113)

61 Kilograms

  1. Hector Andres Viveros Sanchez (COL) — 264 (115/149)
  2. Luis David Bardalez Tuisima (PER) — 264 (114/150)
  3. Victor Jesus Garrido Buenaire (ECU) — 263 (123/140)
  4. Jhony David Artega Castillo (ECU) — 250 (115/135)
  5. Abraham Jose Rivera Gamez (VEN) — 246 (105/141)

67 Kilograms

  1. Luis Eduardo Cano Hernandez (COL) — 293 (129/164)
  2. Hector Armando Garcia (COL) — 292 (135/157)
  3. Endy Jose Rivas (VEN) — 287 (127/160)
  4. Orlando Antonio Vasquez Morales (NIC) — 286 (131/155)
  5. David Jimenez Hidalgo (CRI) — 277 (126/151)
  6. Arley Lazaro Calederon Licourt (CUB) — 266 (118/148)
  7. Jose Alexander Mendez Diaz (SLV) — 250 (110/140)

73 Kilograms

  1. Luis Javier Mosquera Lozano (COL) — 337 (153/184)
  2. Reinner Josue Arango Mendez (VEN) — 308 (138/170)
  3. Jorge Adan Cardenas Estrada (MEX) — 300 (140/160)
  4. Sergio Cares Valdes (CHL) — 297 (133/164)
  5. Jonathan Chui (CAN) — 266 (113/153)
  6. Ronnier Zaed Martinez Castillo (PAN) — 265 (120/145)
  7. Andrew Peralta Rojas (CRI) — 253 (111/142)

Editor’s Note: Julio Mayora won the gold medal in the snatch with 154 kilograms but failed to complete a clean & jerk.

81 Kilograms

  1. Edwin Andres Lagarejo Mosquera (COL) — 313 (143/170)
  2. Richard Jose Ollo Rangel (VEN) — 305 (137/168)
  3. Ariel Galeano (ARG) — 290 (130/160)

89 Kilograms

  1.  Yeison Lopez (COL) — 382 (175/207)
  2. Arley Mendez Perez (CHL) — 375 (170/205)
  3. Olfides Saez Vera (CUB) — 366 (160/206)
  4. Amel Karim Atencia Priou (PER) — 330 (150/180)
  5. Laertes Araque (ABW) — 283 (123/160)

Editor’s Note: Tokyo Olympian Boady Santavy of Canada competed but did not complete a successful clean & jerk. Santavy snatched 168 kilograms for the bronze medal in that portion of the competition.

96 Kilograms

  1. Keydomar Vallenilla Sanchez (VEN) — 382 (170/212)
  2. Neiser Javeir Grefa Vargas (ECU) — 338 (148/190)
  3. Norwin Washington Panting (NIC) — 307 (140/167)

102 Kilograms

  1. Jeyson Alonso Arias Mosquera (VEN) — 375 (163/212)
  2. Oscar Andres Garces Franco (COL) — 369 (168/201)
  3. Jhohan Sanguino Matamoros (VEN) — 365 (163/202)

109 Kilograms

  1. Yeimar Mendoza Carabali (COL) — 342 (152/190)
  2. Nicolas Cuevas Iborra (CHL) — 331 (151/180)

+109 Kilograms

  1. Rafael De Jesus Cerro Castillo (COL) — 393 (177/216)
  2. Herman Moises Viera Espinoza (PER) — 365 (150/215)
  3. Josue Said Medina Andueza (MEX) — 361 (161/200)
  4. Gilberto Antonio Lemus Calanche (GTM) — 358 (168/190)
  5. Dixon Bladimir Arroyo Valdez (ECU) — 351 (170/181)
  6. Rodrigo Antonio Morales Perez (SLV) — 330 (150/180)

How To Watch the 2024 Pan American Weightlifting Championships

You have two options to watch this year’s Pan American Championships live. The Pan American Weightlifting Federation is broadcasting the event live in two locations, both on their website and over on their YouTube Channel: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-80iwvR_5IE

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Where Is Team USA? 

American weightlifters typically compete at the Pan American Championships. However, this year, Team USA was granted special privileges to attend the 2024 European Weightlifting Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria, instead. USA Weightlifting cited logistics-related concerns that explained the change in itinerary. American athletes were not eligible to win medals in Sofia, but their performances did count towards Paris qualification. 

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About Jake Dickson, NASM-CPT, USAW-L2

Jake is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington with a B.S. in Exercise Science. He began his career as a weightlifting coach before transitioning into sports media to pursue his interest in journalism.

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