Congratulations to our powerlifters for placing 2nd and their personal achievements! 1ST PLACE: Sai Sai 2ND PLACE: Hae Bru Taw, Law Htoo, and Ka Pru Soe 3RD PLACE: Hser Nay, Ma
Esports was named a sanctioned sport in the state of Nebraska in 2020, and based on recent growth, powerlifting has now reached a point where they are in the same position to
After an incredible year that resulted in five lifters placing at state, the GHS Powerlifting team is gearing up for this year’s season. Led by coaches Brenden Raybourn, Alise Pape and Jacob
In the weight room, you can hear music playing and weights clattering as kids lift and hype each other up. This is where powerlifting club takes place, on Mondays and Wednesdays from
Senior Dev Biswa knows a thing or two about breaking records. The undefeated senior power lifter holds state records in squat, bench, and deadlift and he isn’t finished yet. “This is my
Ke’ljha Hadley started powerlifting around July of 2020, when she joined Big Kent’s Gym. “I had no intentions of becoming a powerlifter, I just wanted to stay more active during quarantine,”
It’s not where you start, it’s where you finish. This has become the motto of Central’s powerlifting team, and they proved to take it to heart at their final meet this year.
Central hosted a powerlifting meet on January 22nd, breaking five records and coming in first place for both girls and boys. Central powerlifting is a sport beloved by many and brings forth
Senior Ava Burk started powerlifting after a friendly suggestion. Now she’s winning medals. Burk placed first at the Central-hosted powerlifting competition in January. “I started powerlifting because my friend, Adah Gibson, did
Sophomore Ke’ljha Hadley may have had a record-breaking first season last year on Central’s powerlifting team, but she isn’t resting on her laurels. Her hopes for the upcoming powerlifting season are even