Alicia Kingsland

Category
Women
Province
British Columbia
Years
2013–2015
Meets
6

Bests

In kg, from results with a place (not DQs, results that did not total, or guest lifts); each links to the lifter’s row at its meet, with the year. GL points recalculated with the IPF 2020 formula; Youth results have none.

Total progression

Total progression Classic Powerlifting: 6 totals, 2013–2015, from 232.5 kg to 317.5 kg; best 320 kg (2015). 220 240 260 280 300 320 2014 2015 kg Classic Powerlifting, 10 Feb 2013: 232.5 kg, BCPA Winter Open 2013 Classic Powerlifting, 9 Jun 2013: 287.5 kg, BC Provincials 2013 Classic Powerlifting, 2 Nov 2013: 275 kg, BCPA Fall Classic 2013 Classic Powerlifting, 31 Mar 2014: 277.5 kg, 2014 Canadian Nationals Classic Powerlifting, 22 Feb 2015: 320 kg, BCPA Winter Open 2015 Classic Powerlifting, 8 Nov 2015: 317.5 kg, Gord Pronick Memorial 2015
Best total at each meet, in kg, one line per event (results with a place only). Every result is listed below.
  • Classic Powerlifting

Results (6)

Meet Date Event Age Class Bodyweight (kg) Squat Bench Deadlift Total Points Place
Gord Pronick Memorial 2015 · Classic PL Classic PL Junior 72 68.3 112.5 60 145 317.5 321.34 Wilks 1
BCPA Winter Open 2015 · Classic PL Classic PL Junior 72 67.5 105 55 160 320 326.78 Wilks 1
2014 Canadian Nationals · Classic PL Classic PL Junior 63 61.1 100 52.5 125 277.5 305.07 Wilks 3
BCPA Fall Classic 2013 · Classic PL Classic PL Junior 72 63.9 100 52.5 122.5 275 292.19 Wilks 2
BC Provincials 2013 · Classic PL Classic PL Junior 72 71 105 50 132.5 287.5 283.39 Wilks 1
BCPA Winter Open 2013 · Classic PL Classic PL Junior 72 70.4 80 37.5 115 232.5 230.50 Wilks 1

Newest first. Each meet links to the lifter’s row on the meet’s page. Points are those recorded at the meet: Wilks to 2018, IPF points in 2019, GL from 2020; Youth results have none. The place is within the meet’s group (sex, class, age category, and what was lifted); international meets have none (only Canadian lifters are recorded), a DQ or a result that did not total shows its status and no total, and “—” means a lift is missing, so the result isn’t placed.