2025 NAPF Pan American Championships Results

The 2025 North American Powerlifting Federation (NAPF) Pan American Championships occurred from July 26 to Aug. 2, 2025, in Georgetown, Cayman Islands. The competition was highlighted by Russel Orhii‘s 93KG category debut, where he achieved new International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) world records in the squat and total.

Orhii’s squat of 355.5 kilograms exceeded the previous record held by Gavin Adin by 14 kilograms. Orhii still holds the squat record at 83KG as well with 338 kilograms. Orhii’s 93KG total of 918 kilograms chipped Emil Krastev’s previous world record by a half kilogram.

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2025 NAPF Pan American Championships Results

The full results of the competition’s raw Open divisions are below, written in kilograms as: squat/bench press/deadlift — total.

Women’s 47KG

1. Karla Garcia — 115/73/147.5 — 335.5
2. Alexis Swasey — 97.5/67.5/147.5 — 312.5

Women’s 52KG

1. Arielle Patra — 145/90/170 — 405
2. Jaquelin de Luna — 140/80/165 — 385
3. Cristy Sim — 145/80/157.5 — 382.5
4. Catherine Nguyen — 117.5/85/160 — 362.5

Women’s 57KG

1. Charissa Grant — 177.5/90/205 — 472.5
2. Allison Astorga —187.5/96/187.5 — 471
3. Leah Mamane — 175/110.5/170 — 455.5

Women’s 63KG

1. Kennedy Azzatori — 162.5/87.5/150 — 400

Women’s 69KG

1. Jacquline Malayter — 206/128/219 — 553
2. Shannon Huff — 192.5/110/205 — 507.5
3. Leah Cameron — 167.5/110/187.5 — 507.5
4. Joylynne Smith — 147.5/87.5/187.5 — 422.5
5. Kerneka Waldron — 157/50/162.5 — 370
6. Shrona Scott — 127.5/72.5/155 — 355
7. Carina Calderon — 135/60/160 —355

Women’s 76KG

1. Kezia Hunte — 187.5/112.5/232.5 — 532.5
2. Rashena Grzybowski — 195.5/102.5/215 — 513
3. Ilena Mesta — 197.5/112.5/200 — 510
4. Jessica Kinney — 167.5/123.5/205 — 496
5. Kishon Green — 182.5/80/170 — 432.5

Women’s 84KG

1. Michelle Robbins — 197.5/135/225 — 557.5
2. Deresay Alleyne — 180/120/225.5 — 525.5
3. Belinda Asara — 180/117.5/205 — 502.5
4. Ayana Duhaney — 180/90/200 — 470
5. Tzari Saunders — 155/80/182.5 — 417.5

Women’s +84KG

1. Zahra Padia — 250.5/125/232.5 — 608
2. Aileen Bishop — 237.5/118/230 — 585.5
3. Nicolatte Zeigler — 217.5/117.5/220 — 555
4. Quinell Smith — 195/85/220 — 500
5. Nadine Louidor — 197.5/102.5/197.5 — 497.5

Men’s 59KG

1. Travis Pinheiro — 197.5/133/260 — 590.5
2. Anthony Bernard — 175/110/220 — 505
3. Jordan Smith — 177.5/122.5/200 — 500

Men’s 66KG

1. Carlos Castillo — 222.5/151/285.5 — 659
2. Saul Veronica — 200/145/230 — 575
3. Alejandro Jimenez — 182.5/122.5/250 — 555

Men’s 74KG

1. Jeremy Klaus — 255/180.5/312.5 — 748
2. Zachary Dicostanzo — 270/178/300 — 748
3. Justin Quedado — 242.5/165/309.5 — 717
4. Krystan Hosein — 235/135/287.5 — 667.5
5. Mikhail Russel — 175/117.5/227 — 520

Men’s 83KG

1. Taylor Atwood — 315.5/218.5/332.5 — 866.5
2. Nathan Dawkins — 222.5/147.5/280 — 650
3. Gary Adamson — 225/145/260 — 630

Men’s 93KG

1. Russel Orhii — 355.5/207.5/355 — 918
2. Kyle Graham — 305/167.6/340 — 812.5
3. Evan Seymour — 287.5/205/290 — 782.5
4. Roxroy Campbell — 260/137.5/315 — 712.5
5. Mark Baptiste — 227.5/125/250 — 602.5
6. David Bodden — 185/152.5/227.5 — 565

Men’s 105KG

1. Quentin Nunez — 325/2228/327.5 — 880.5
2. Caleb Thomas-Alexis — 320/182.5/345 — 847.5
3. Luciano Delorenzi — 277.5/195/305 — 777.5
4. Staffon Commock — 252.5/175/317.5 — 745
5. o’Jhai Bailey — 272.5/162.5/305 — 740
6. Rommel Luke — 270/170/290 — 730
7. Jose Saldana — 280/175/260 — 175

Men’s 120KG

1. Matt Lewis Vena — 363/200/365 — 928
2. Algreg Sappleton — 265/202.5/275 — 742.5

Men’s +120KG

1. Robert Lazarin — 388/230/352.5 — 970.5
2. Erik Willis — 305/240/352.5 — 897.5
3. Bruce Higgins — 305/207.5/300 — 812.5

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