My Powerlifting Trophies and Awards: 2004

My Powerlifting Trophies and Awards
2004 - 2007

by Gary F. Zeolla

Below are pictures of my powerlifting trophies and other awards I have earned at various contests.
Click on any picture for a larger image.

Continued from My Powerlifting Trophies and Awards: College and 2003.

My certificates and medals for first place at 114s in the open and masters (40-44) divisions at IPA Worlds, 2004 in Shamokin Dam, PA.

My records certificates from the above contest for breaking seven different IPA records.

My trophy for first place, masters division (40-44), 114s, at IPA Iron House Classic 2005.
I have no idea what a gargoyle has to do with powerlifting, but it is a neat looking trophy!

My trophy for first place open, 114s, at IPA Iron House Classic 2005.
The bulldog is crushing a weight plate and wearing a power belt, so at least this trophy has something to do with powerlifting.

My records certificates from the above contest for breaking eight different IPA records.

My Top 100 and Top 20 Masters certificates for charts released in 2005.

This trophy was from WNPF Western PA champs, April 10, 2006. It was for 1st place in the open division, 123s.
I got an identical trophy for first in the masters (40-49) division, 123s, as well.
It was a good contest, but a trophy with an Olympic lifter figurine for a powerlifter contest is really dumb.

This trophy is from APF PA States Powerlifting Championships - 2006. It was for 1st place at masters (45-49), 114s.
It's a little better than the one above.
But still, it looks more like a bodybuilder doing high bar squats, not a powerlifter doing power squats.

My sword for winning Best Lifter at APF PA States.
This is a *real* sword, as in really sharp. That is why I immediately hung it up above my computer desk.
I didn't want anyone picking it up to look at it and cutting off a finger!
But that said, it is a really neat looking award.

2007

This trophy is from IPA PA States Powerlifting Championships - 2007.
It was for 1st place at masters (45-49) and open, 114s.
It has nothing to do with powerlifting, but it's really neat!

Most of the above pictures were posted on this site December 26, 2005.
The last two were posted September 5, 2006.

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