Belarus’ Anastasia Novikova 4th At 2015 World Weightlifting Championship
Lori BraunAnastasia Novikova of Belarus finished 4th in her weight category of under 58kg at the 2015 IWF World Weightlifting Championship in Houston, the United States, BelTA informs.
Mission Submission: Locals Take Podium At Martial Arts Tournament
College football kept most people on their comfortable couches Saturday, but for eight locals who train at Relson Gracie Jiu-jitsu, sitting down was the last thing to do on their…
Angela And Christian Lee Ready To Rock Manila On December 11
Following her remarkable submission victory over Natalie Gonzales Hills in Singapore, ONE female strawweight standout, "Unstoppable" Angela Lee (3-0) of Evolve-MMA will be making her first appearance in Manila this…
Jamie Fights Her Way To National Crown
amie Lee only took up taekwondo six months ago – but she is already a national champion.
Team Bath Judo’s Megan Fletcher Picks Up Rio 2016 points In China
Team Bath Judo Club's Megan Fletcher collected more valuable Rio 2016 Olympic Games qualification points as she finished seventh at the Qingdao Grand Prix in China.
Local Bodybuilder Places First
A Castlegar resident placed first in her category at the BC Amateur Bodybuilding Association’s Popeye’s Fall Classic competition.
Hsu Wins Gold At World Weightlifting Championship
Taiwan’s Hsu Shu-ching (許淑淨) won two golds and one silver medal in the women’s under-53kg division at the World Weightlifting Championships in Houston, Texas, on Sunday.
Holley Mangold: The Truth About Weightlifting
The weightlifting world championships begin in Houston today, and one of the hottest tickets will be for Friday when Holley Mangold competes. Some reasons are obvious. She's in the 75+-kilogram…
Rebekah Tiler: Rio’s The Target For Leeds Weightlifting Star
Britain’s youngest-ever national weightlifting champion Rebekah Tiler is based in Yorkshire and has her sights set on Rio 2016. Lee Sobot reports.
Weightlifter Diaz On Track To Make 2016 Olympics
Filipina weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz won three bronze medals in the 2015 International Weightlifting Federation World Championship in Houston, Texas to remain on track for a third straight Olympic stint.