MARATHON & CORAL SHORES OUTLIFT SOMERSET & KEYS GATE IN QUAD MEET

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Damian Stasiewicz was one in all 10 Keys weight class winners in each conventional and Olympic lifts in a Feb. 19 quad meet. BARRY GAUKEL/Keys Weekly

Marathon, Somerset Silver Palms and Keys Gate traveled to Tavernier on Feb. 19 to affix Coral Shores for a boys weightlifting quadmeet. The Fins and Hurricanes tied for first in Olympic lifts, with Marathon edging out Coral Shores for the win within the conventional occasion. The Keys groups gained all however two of the ten weight courses, with all eight winners taking first in each the standard and Olympic occasions.

Coral Shores’ Nick Brown (119 kilos) and Xavier Johnson (183) gained their respective weight courses. Marathon had winners in Chase Leird (129), Matthias Martinez-Velez (154), Damian Stasiewicz (169), Max Childress (199), Tanner Ross (219) and Braulio Garcia (238). 

Although the ladies simply returned from their state championships, it’s nonetheless early within the season for boys weightlifting in Florida. Consequently, most athletes will not be but maxing out, or lifting their high weights, for the person occasions. Along with rising stronger because the season progresses, athletes are coached to carry off on their most lifts as a measure of security as they good their type and likewise to peak on the applicable time, which is districts. Regardless of this, a number of the extra seasoned athletes’ numbers are wanting very spectacular. The highest bench press final week was 170 kilos, achieved by Marathon’s Eduardo Garcia and Tanner Ross. The highest weights in each snatch and clear additionally got here from Ross, with a 185-pound snatch and 250-pound clear.

Districts for boys weightlifting start the ultimate week of March, with states scheduled for April 11 and 12 this yr.






Tracy McDonald

Tracy McDonald fled to the Keys from the frozen mountains of Pennsylvania hours after graduating from school and by no means regarded again. She is a second technology coach and educator, and has taught within the public college system for over 25 years.
She and her husband met at a starting instructor assembly in 1997 and have three youngsters born and raised in Monroe County. In her free time, McDonald loves flea markets, historic fiction and lengthy runs within the warmth.


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