Latest update February 22nd, 2025 2:00 PM
Latest News
- $277.9M Mabaruma Magistrates’ Court commissioned at Mabaruma
- Min. Indar scolds contractors over unsanctioned works days after VP Jagdeo called out ministry’s shoddy management of construction sites
- White House expects Ukraine to sign critical minerals deal soon
- Simplify cash grant distribution processes
- Peacemaker chopped after intervening in argument
GAPLF to host annual Masters and Intermediates Championships on May 19
Nangita Seenarine was impressive with eight records in the Women’s Junior and Open Divisions in 2023.
Kaieteur Sports – The anticipation is palpable as the Guyana Amateur Powerlifting Federation (GAPLF) gears up to host its highly anticipated Masters and Intermediates Championship on Sunday, May 19, 2024. This annual event promises to showcase the strength, skill, and determination of our local powerlifters from the various gyms across the regions here in Guyana.
Athletes from various classes and skill levels will converge at the Saint Stanislaus Collage here in the capital city of Georgetown, Guyana, to compete in this important championship. With categories tailored for both masters and intermediates, the event provides a platform for seasoned veterans and emerging talents to demonstrate their prowess on the powerlifting stage.
The championship serves as a testament to the growing popularity of powerlifting in Guyana and underscores the dedication of the country’s amateur athletes. Participants have spent months honing their techniques and pushing their limits in preparation for this momentous occasion.
Kezia Joseph won the 69kg Women’s Open Raw in the 2023 edition of the Championships
Spectators can expect an electrifying atmosphere as competitors vie for top honors in their respective divisions. From the thrill of record-breaking lifts to the camaraderie shared among athletes, the championship promises moments of triumph and inspiration for all involved. This event not only celebrates the achievements of our powerlifting community but also fosters a sense of unity and sportsmanship among participants.
As the Guyana Amateur Powerlifting Federation prepares to welcome spectators a nominal entrance fee of one thousand dollars ($1000). The stage is set for a day of exhilarating competition and memorable performances. With the support of our usual sponsors, the local community and the dedication of its participants, the championship is poised to be a resounding success, further solidifying Guyana’s place in the world of amateur powerlifting.
Similar Articles
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
Features/Columnists
The clock and the cloud
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- Time, as the ancients knew, is a trickster. It slips through the fingers of kings and commoners... more
CARICOM Nations Should Respond Together To new U.S. Policies
By Sir Ronald Sanders Ambassador to the US and the OAS, Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News-Two Executive Orders issued by U.S.... more
Weekend Cartoon
