2025 Pan American Weightlifting Championships Results

USA scored six gold medals in Cali!

Last updated on August 2nd, 2025

The 2025 Pan American Weightlifting Championships (PAWC) occurred at the Coliseo Miguel Calero in Cali, Colombia, on July 13-18, 2025. The competition featured 13 countries scoring medals through throughout the contest in either the snatch, clean & jerk, and/or total.

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2025 Pan American Weightlifting Championships Results

The results below are listed in kilograms.

Men’s 60KG

1. Thiago Silva (BRA) — 278 kilograms
2. Gabriel Chhum (USA) — 275 kilograms
3. Howard Roche (PUR) — 250 kilograms

Men’s 65KG

1. Hampton Morris (USA) — 318 kilograms
2. Francisco Mosquera (COL) — 313 kilograms
3. Luis Bardalez (PER) — 299 kilograms

Men’s 71KG

1. Sebastián Olivares (COL) — 337 kilograms
2. Reinner Arango (VEN) — 314 kilograms
3. Jonathan Muñoz (MEX) — 293 kilograms

Men’s 79KG

1. Julio Mayora (VEN) — 357 kilograms
2. Caden Cahoy (USA) — 352 kilograms
3. Hugo Montes (COL) — 347 kilograms

Men’s 88KG

1. Keydomar Vallenilla (VEN) — 382 kilograms
2. Yeison López (COL) — 381 kilograms
3. Arley Méndez (CHI) — 367 kilograms

Men’s 94KG

1. Marcos Bonilla (COL) — 371 kilograms
2. Ángel Luna (VEN) — 350 kilograms
3. Vincete Braulio (ECU) — 349 kilograms

Men’s 110KG

1. Kolbi Ferguson (USA) — 388 kilograms
2. Matheus Pessanha (BRA) — 376 kilograms
3. Xavier Lusignan (CAN) — 376 kilograms

Men’s +110KG

1. Aaron Williams (USA) — 411 kilograms
2. Rafael Cerro (COL) — 410 kilograms
3. Santiago Cossio (COL) — 407 kilograms

Women’s 48KG

1. Dahiana Ortiz (DOM) — 190 kilograms
2. Emily Rosa (BRA) — 177 kilograms
3. Patricia Mercado (VEN) — 174 kilograms

Women’s 53KG

1. Beatriz Pirón (DOM) — 201 kilograms
2. Katherin Echandia (VEN) — 199 kilograms
3. Natasha Rosa Figueiredo (BRA) — 198 kilograms

Women’s 58KG

1. Miranda Ulrey (USA) — 217 kilograms
2. Jennifer Becerra (ECU) — 216 kilograms
3. María Luz Casadevall (ARG) — 212 kilograms

Women’s 63KG

1. Yenny Sinisterra (COL) — 236 kilograms
2. Katherine Estep (USA) — 228 kilograms
3. Janeth Gómez (MEX) — 222 kilograms

Women’s 69KG

1. Olivia Reeves (USA) — 268 kilograms
2. Julieth Rodriguez (COL) — 245 kilograms
3. Diana Garcia (MEX) — 216 kilograms

Women’s 77KG

1. Mattie Rogers (USA) — 249 kilograms
2. Mari Sánchez (COL) — 248 kilograms
3. Laura Amaro (BRA) — 246 kilograms

Women’s 86KG

1. Yudelina Mejía (DOM) — 270 kilograms
2. Dayana Chirinos (VEN) — 257 kilograms
3. Valeria Rivas (COL) — 253 kilograms

Women’s +86KG

1. Marifélix Sarria (CUB) — 280 kilograms
2. Mary Theisen-Lappen (USA) — 278 kilograms
3. Naryury Pérez (VEN) — 265 kilograms

Medal Table

The rank below weights gold medals heaviest regardless of total medal count:

1. United States — Six gold, four silver — 10
2. Columbia — Three gold, five silver, three bronze — 11
3. Domincan Republic — Three gold — 3
4. Venezuela — Two gold, four silver, two bronze — 8
5. Brazil — One gold, two silver, two bronze — 5
6. Cuba — One gold — 1
7. Ecuador — One silver, one bronze — 2
8. Mexico — Three bronze — 3
9. Argentina — One bronze — 1
10. Canada — One bronze — 1
11. Chile — One bronze — 1
12. Peru — One bronze — 1
13. Puerto Rico — One bronze — 1

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