USA Weightlifting Announces 2018 Senior Pan Am Team

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Jake Boly
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This past Friday afternoon, USA Weightlifting announced the full men’s and women’s rosters for their 2018 Senior Pan Am team. If you follow some of USA Weightlifting’s top athletes already on social media, then chances are you may have already seen who’s made the team, but below you can find the full roster.

This year, the Senior Pan American Championships are set to take place May 12-15th in San Domingo, Dominican Republic. 

Lance Williams, Associate Executive Director of Sport of USAW ,went on record saying, “We are tremendously excited to send this team to the Pan American Championships.  The Women’s team promises to be one of the strongest teams we’ve ever sent. We are currently standing tall at 4th place and hope to land in the top three to secure the maximum spots for the Pan American Games in 2019.”

Check out the full women’s roster below:

  • Hayley Reichardt: 48kg Garage Strength
  • Alyssa Ritchey: 48kg Team Juggernaut
  • Caitlin Hogan: 53kg NO. 4 Weightlifting
  • Mattie Sasser: 63kg Unattached
  • Meredith Alwine: 69kg HI Performance Athletics
  • Mattie Rogers: 69kg Team O.C.
  • Jenny Arthur: 75kg Unattached
  • Quiana Welch: 75kg Team Juggernaut
  • Marissa Klingseis: 90+kg Wesley Weightlifters
  • Sarah Robles: 90+kg Team Houston

Williams also shared his thoughts on the men’s team, saying, “The Men’s team is currently in 2nd place and needs to defend their strong performance of 2017 to earn the maximum number of spots for the Pan Am Games.  We feel these rosters reflect the strength Team USA plans to display through the remainder of the Quadrennial.”

Check out the full men’s roster below:

  • Brey Kobashigawa: 56kg Team Hawaii
  • Derrick Johnson: 62kg Texas Barbell Club
  • CJ Cummings: 69kg Team Divergent
  • Jordan Cantrell: 85kg Mash Mafia Weightlifting
  • Harrison Maurus: 85kg Alpha Barbell
  • Jason Bonnick: 94kg Florida Elite
  • Nathan Damron: 94kg Mash Mafia Weightlifting
  • Wes Kitts: 105kg California Strength
  • Cameron Swart: 105+kg Team Houston
  • Caine Wilkes: 105+kg Little League Weightlifting

Feature image from @usa_weightlifting Instagram page. 

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Jake Boly
Jake holds a Master's in Sports Science and a Bachelor's in Exercise Science. Currently, Jake serves as one of the full time writers and editors at BarBend. He's a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and has spoken at state conferences on the topics of writing in the fitness industry and building a brand. As of right now, Jake has published over 1,100 articles related to strength athletes and sports. Articles about powerlifting concepts, advanced strength & conditioning methods, and topics that sit atop a strong science foundation are Jake's bread-and-butter. On top of his personal writing, Jake edits and plans content for 15 writers and strength coaches who come from every strength sport.Prior to BarBend, Jake worked for two years as a strength and conditioning coach for hockey and lacrosse players, and was a writer at the Vitamin Shoppe's corporate office. Jake regularly competes in powerlifting in the 181 lb weight class, and considers himself a weightlifting shoe sneaker head. On the side of writing full time, Jake works as a part-time strength coach and works with clients through his personal business Concrete Athletics in Hoboken and New York City.

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