Rachael Ellering

“Ellering Rachel 1992 USA 69,70 0,9978 15 130,0 137,5 140,0 3 65,0 70,0 70,0”

IPF Classic World Women’s Championships 2014 — Detailed scoresheet

The official IPF scoresheet dates the meet June 1–8, 2014. The exact lifting day is unknown, so the record uses June 2014. The row gives Rachel Ellering, born 1992, USA, 69.70 kg measured bodyweight in the junior 72 kg classic class. Her first name is spelled Rachel in this sheet. The September 2, 2014 direct interview in Senior Perspective identifies the bronze medalist as Rachael Ellering, daughter of wrestler Paul Ellering, and names the same venue and class winner Mikelina Belaineh: https://www.srperspective.com/post/ellering-excels-in-sport-of-power-lifting . The official result sheet gives a successful 65 kg bench with two failed 70 kg attempts. The newspaper says 70 kg; the record uses the official successful attempt. This is classic/raw powerlifting.

“130,0 137,5 140,0”

IPF Classic World Women’s Championships 2014 — Detailed scoresheet

The official IPF scoresheet dates the meet June 1–8, 2014. The exact lifting day is unknown, so the record uses June 2014. The row gives Rachel Ellering, born 1992, USA, 69.70 kg measured bodyweight in the junior 72 kg classic class. Her first name is spelled Rachel in this sheet. The September 2, 2014 direct interview in Senior Perspective identifies the bronze medalist as Rachael Ellering, daughter of wrestler Paul Ellering, and names the same venue and class winner Mikelina Belaineh: https://www.srperspective.com/post/ellering-excels-in-sport-of-power-lifting . The official result sheet gives a successful 65 kg bench with two failed 70 kg attempts. The newspaper says 70 kg; the record uses the official successful attempt. This is classic/raw powerlifting.

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OpenPowerlifting: Hudson Natural Open

OpenPowerlifting reproduces the meet results. The CSV columns give best successful squat, bench and deadlift in kilograms. Raw equipment. The 2014 profile at https://www.srperspective.com/post/ellering-excels-in-sport-of-power-lifting identifies Paul Ellering’s daughter and names her Hudson and Twin Cities meets. The database day is January 1; this may be a year-only placeholder, so only 2013 is stored. Hudson loads use the table’s original pounds; the CSV contains rounded kilogram conversions.