2025 Pan American Weightlifting Championships Results

The 2025 Pan American Weightlifting Championships (PAWC) occurred at the Coliseo Miguel Calero in Cali, Colombia, on July 13-18, 2025. The competition featured 13 countries scoring medals through throughout the contest in either the snatch, clean & jerk, and/or total.

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2025 Pan American Weightlifting Championships Results

The results below are listed in kilograms.

Men’s 60KG

1. Thiago Silva (BRA) — 278 kilograms
2. Gabriel Chhum (USA) — 275 kilograms
3. Howard Roche (PUR) — 250 kilograms

Men’s 65KG

1. Hampton Morris (USA) — 318 kilograms
2. Francisco Mosquera (COL) — 313 kilograms
3. Luis Bardalez (PER) — 299 kilograms

Men’s 71KG

1. Sebastián Olivares (COL) — 337 kilograms
2. Reinner Arango (VEN) — 314 kilograms
3. Jonathan Muñoz (MEX) — 293 kilograms

Men’s 79KG

1. Julio Mayora (VEN) — 357 kilograms
2. Caden Cahoy (USA) — 352 kilograms
3. Hugo Montes (COL) — 347 kilograms

Men’s 88KG

1. Keydomar Vallenilla (VEN) — 382 kilograms
2. Yeison López (COL) — 381 kilograms
3. Arley Méndez (CHI) — 367 kilograms

Men’s 94KG

1. Marcos Bonilla (COL) — 371 kilograms
2. Ángel Luna (VEN) — 350 kilograms
3. Vincete Braulio (ECU) — 349 kilograms

Men’s 110KG

1. Kolbi Ferguson (USA) — 388 kilograms
2. Matheus Pessanha (BRA) — 376 kilograms
3. Xavier Lusignan (CAN) — 376 kilograms

Men’s +110KG

1. Aaron Williams (USA) — 411 kilograms
2. Rafael Cerro (COL) — 410 kilograms
3. Santiago Cossio (COL) — 407 kilograms

Women’s 48KG

1. Dahiana Ortiz (DOM) — 190 kilograms
2. Emily Rosa (BRA) — 177 kilograms
3. Patricia Mercado (VEN) — 174 kilograms

Women’s 53KG

1. Beatriz Pirón (DOM) — 201 kilograms
2. Katherin Echandia (VEN) — 199 kilograms
3. Natasha Rosa Figueiredo (BRA) — 198 kilograms

Women’s 58KG

1. Miranda Ulrey (USA) — 217 kilograms
2. Jennifer Becerra (ECU) — 216 kilograms
3. María Luz Casadevall (ARG) — 212 kilograms

Women’s 63KG

1. Yenny Sinisterra (COL) — 236 kilograms
2. Katherine Estep (USA) — 228 kilograms
3. Janeth Gómez (MEX) — 222 kilograms

Women’s 69KG

1. Olivia Reeves (USA) — 268 kilograms
2. Julieth Rodriguez (COL) — 245 kilograms
3. Diana Garcia (MEX) — 216 kilograms

Women’s 77KG

1. Mattie Rogers (USA) — 249 kilograms
2. Mari Sánchez (COL) — 248 kilograms
3. Laura Amaro (BRA) — 246 kilograms

Women’s 86KG

1. Yudelina Mejía (DOM) — 270 kilograms
2. Dayana Chirinos (VEN) — 257 kilograms
3. Valeria Rivas (COL) — 253 kilograms

Women’s +86KG

1. Marifélix Sarria (CUB) — 280 kilograms
2. Mary Theisen-Lappen (USA) — 278 kilograms
3. Naryury Pérez (VEN) — 265 kilograms

Medal Table

The rank below weights gold medals heaviest regardless of total medal count:

1. United States — Six gold, four silver — 10
2. Columbia — Three gold, five silver, three bronze — 11
3. Domincan Republic — Three gold — 3
4. Venezuela — Two gold, four silver, two bronze — 8
5. Brazil — One gold, two silver, two bronze — 5
6. Cuba — One gold — 1
7. Ecuador — One silver, one bronze — 2
8. Mexico — Three bronze — 3
9. Argentina — One bronze — 1
10. Canada — One bronze — 1
11. Chile — One bronze — 1
12. Peru — One bronze — 1
13. Puerto Rico — One bronze — 1

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