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Powerlifting at the 2020 Summer Paralympics – Qualification

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Qualification for powerlifting at the 2020 Summer Paralympics began on 25 May 2018 and finished on 27 June 2021. There were 180 powerlifters (80 male, 80 female and 20 gender free) competing in 20 events (10 male, 10 female).[1]

Timeline

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World Para Powerlifting Qualification Pathway 2017-2020 Date Venue
2017 World Para Powerlifting Championships 2 – 8 December 2017[2] Mexico Mexico City
2018 World Para Powerlifting European Open Championships[3] 25 – 29 May 2018 France Berck Sur Mer
2018 World Para Powerlifting African Championships[4] 10 – 12 August 2018 Algeria Algiers
2018 World Para Powerlifting Asia-Oceania Open Championships[5] 8 – 12 September 2018 Japan Kitakyushu
2018 World Para Powerlifting Americas Open Championships[6] 6 – 9 December 2018 Colombia Bogota
2019 World Para Powerlifting Championships[7] 12 – 20 July 2019 Kazakhstan Nur-Sultan

Quotas

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A qualification slot is allocated to the individual athlete not to the NPC:

  • An NPC can allocated no more than eight male and female slots with a maximum of one powerlifter per medal event. Exceptions may be granted through the Bipartite Invitation Commission Allocation method.
  • An athlete can only be eligible to compete if they complete the requirements set out in the World Para Powerlifting Qualification Pathway 2017-2020 or have achieved an MQS (Minimum Qualification Standard).[8]

Minimum Qualification Standard targets

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Men's Events MQS Women's Events MQS
-49 kg 105 kg -41 kg 57 kg
-54 kg 115 kg -45 kg 60 kg
-59 kg 125 kg -50 kg 62 kg
-65 kg 135 kg -55 kg 65 kg
-72 kg 142 kg -61 kg 67 kg
-80 kg 150 kg -67 kg 70 kg
-88 kg 157 kg -73 kg 72 kg
-97 kg 165 kg -79 kg 77 kg
- 107 kg 172 kg -86 kg 82 kg
+107 kg 180 kg +86 kg 87 kg

Summary

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NPC Men Women Total
49 54 59 65 72 80 88 97 107 +107 41 45 50 55 61 67 73 79 86 +86
 Algeria X X X 3
 Azerbaijan X X X X 4
 Brazil X X X X X X X 7
 Cameroon X 1
 Chile X X X X 4
 China X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 14
 Chinese Taipei X 1
 Colombia X X X X 4
 Cuba X X 2
 Cyprus X 1
 Dominican Republic X 1
 Egypt X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 15
 El Salvador X 1
 France X X 2
 Georgia X X 2
 Ghana X 1
 Great Britain X X X X X 5
 Greece X X X X 4
 Hungary X 1
 India X X 2
 Indonesia X 1
 Iran X X X X X 5
 Iraq X X X X X X 6
 Ireland X 1
 Israel X 1
 Italy X 1
 Ivory Coast X 1
 Japan (H) X X X X 4
 Jordan X X X X X X X 7
 Kazakhstan X X X X X 5
 Kenya X 1
 Malaysia X X 2
 Mexico X X X X 4
 Moldova X X 2
 Mongolia X 1
 Morocco X X X 3
 Nigeria X X X X X X X X X X 10
 Panama X 1
 Peru X 1
 Philippines X 1
 Poland X X X X X X 6
 RPC X X 2
 Serbia X 1
 Singapore X 1
 South Korea X X X X X 5
 Spain X X 2
 Syria X X 2
 Thailand X X X 3
 Turkey X X X X X 5
 Ukraine X X X X X X X X 8
 United Arab Emirates X X 2
 United States X 1
 Uzbekistan X X X 3
 Venezuela X X X 3
 Vietnam X X 2
Total NPCs: 55 9 8 10 10 10 9 9 8 9 8 10 10 9 9 9 8 9 8 9 8 179

Qualified slots

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Top ranked eight male and female powerlifters are automatically qualified to compete for their respective bodyweight category, as of 27 June 2021.

Men

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Weight
category
Slots
allocated
NPC Qualified powerlifter
-49 kg 9  Nigeria Yakubu Adesokan
 Jordan Omar Qarada
 Turkey Abdullah Kayapinar
 Azerbaijan Parvin Mammadov
 Vietnam Le Van Cong
 Algeria Hadj Ahmed Beyour
 Brazil Joao Maria Franca Junior
 Japan Hiroshi Miura
 Poland Slawomir Szymanski
-54 kg 8  Kazakhstan David Degtyarev
 Egypt Taha Abdelmajid
 Greece Dimitrios Bakochristos
 Brazil Bruno Carra
 France Axel Bourlon
 Ukraine Kostiantyn Panasiuk
 Iraq Ali Al-Darraji
 South Korea Choi Keun Jin
-59 kg 10  Egypt Sherif Osman
 China Qi Yongka
 Chile Juan Carlos Garrido
 El Salvador Herbert Aceituno
 Greece Paschalis Kouloumoglou
 Nigeria Ibrahim Dauda
 Great Britain Ali Jawad
 Poland Mariusz Tomczyk
 Japan Tomohiro Kose
 Peru Niel Garcia Trelles
-65 kg 10  China Liu Lei
 Iran Amir Jafari
 Algeria Hocine Bettir
 Chile Jorge Carinao
 Jordan Mohammad Tarbash
 India Jai Deep
 Thailand Narong Kasunun
 Poland Grzegorz Lanzer
 Ivory Coast Adou Herve Ano
 Dominican Republic Jose Manuel Abud Coronado
-72 kg 10  Malaysia Bonnie Bunyau Gustin
 Iraq Rasool Mohsin
 China Hu Peng
 Nigeria Nnamdi Innocent
 Egypt Mahmoud Attia
 Great Britain Micky Yule
 Thailand Thongsa Marasri
 Japan Hajime Ujiro
 Ghana Emmanuel Nii Tettey Oku
 Panama Rey Melchor Dimas Vasquez
-80 kg 9  Iran Roohallah Rostami
 China Gu Xiaofei
 Egypt Mohamed Elelfat
 Italy Donato Telesca
 Colombia Francisco Palomeque
 Greece Gkremislav Moysiadis
 Ukraine Yurii Babynets
 Brazil Ailton Bento de Souza
 Georgia Ahmad Razm Azar
-88 kg 9  Jordan Abdelkareem Khattab
 China Ye Jixiong
 Egypt Hany Abdelhady
 United Arab Emirates Mohammed Khamis Khalaf
 Uzbekistan Farhod Umirzakov
 Cuba Oniger Drake Vega
 Brazil Evanio Da Silva
 Kazakhstan Rakhmetzhan Khamayev
 Hungary Sedric Watchou
-97 kg 8  Iran Seyedhamed Solhipouravanji
 China Yan Panpan
 Colombia Fabio Torres
 Serbia Petar Milenkovic
 Egypt Mohamed Ahmed
 Azerbaijan Nurlan Babajanov
 Moldova Denis Raiul
 Jordan Mutaz Aljuneidi
-107 kg 9  Mongolia Sodnompiljee Enkhbayar
 Malaysia Yee Khie Jong
 Iran Saman Razi
 Mexico Jose De Jesus Castillo
 Azerbaijan Elshan Huseynov
 Uzbekistan Nuriddin Davlatov
 Georgia Akaki Jintcharadze
 Iraq Abbas Naisan
 United States Jacob Schrom
+107 kg 8  Iran Mansour Pourmirzaei
 Iraq Faris Al-Ageeli
 Jordan Jamil Elshebli
 Greece Konstantinos Dimou
 Azerbaijan Shamo Aslanov
 Colombia Jhon Castaneda Velasquez
 South Korea Chun Keun Bae
 Egypt Amr Mosaad
Total 80

Women

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Weight
category
Slots
allocated
NPC Qualified powerlifter
-41 kg 10  China Guo Lingling
 Indonesia Ni Nengah Widiasih
 Great Britain Zoe Newson
 Venezuela Clara Fuentes Monasterio
 Cuba Leidy Rodriguez
 Ukraine Maryna Kopiika
 Colombia Cristina Poblador Granados
 Syria Noura Baddour
 Brazil Lara Aparecida de Lima
 Kenya Hellen Wawira Kariuki
-45 kg 10  Turkey Nazmiye Muratli
 Nigeria Latifat Tijani
 China Cui Zhe
 Poland Justyna Kozdryk
 Cameroon Mimozette Nghamsi Fotie
 Algeria Samira Guerioua
 Singapore Nur Aini Mohamad Yasli
 Kazakhstan Alina Solodukhina
 Venezuela Oriana Del Carmen Teran Velazquez
 Philippines Achelle Guion
-50 kg 9  Egypt Rehab Ahmed
 China Hu Dandan
 Ukraine Lidiia Soloviova
 Great Britain Olivia Broome
 Spain Loida Zabala Ollero
 India Sakina Khatun
 Mexico Mayra Alejandra Hernandez Godinez
 Kazakhstan Gulbanu Abdykhalykova
 Morocco Halima Lemtakhem
-55 kg 9  Ukraine Mariana Shevchuk
 China Xiao Cuijuan
 Turkey Besra Duman
 Venezuela Wiunawis Nairobys Hernandez
 United Arab Emirates Mozag Alzeyoudi
 Chile Camila Campos
 Morocco Najat El Garraa
 Egypt Gihan Abdelaziz
 Vietnam Hoang Tuyet Loan Chau
-61 kg 9  Nigeria Lucy Ejike
 Mexico Amalia Perez Vazquez
 Uzbekistan Ruza Kuzieva
 Ukraine Rayisa Toporkova
 Egypt Fatma Korany
 Turkey Yasemin Ceylan Baydar
 Thailand Somkhoun Anon
 Syria Fatema Alhasan
 Chinese Taipei Lin Ya-hsuan
-67 kg 8  China Tan Yujiao
 Egypt Fatma Omar
 Nigeria Olaitan Ibrahim
 Ukraine Tetyana Shyrokolava
 Kazakhstan Raushan Koishibayeva
 South Korea Kim Hyeong Hui
 Cyprus Maria Markou
 Poland Paulina Przeywecka-Puziak
-73 kg 9  Brazil Mariana D'Andrea
 China Xu Lili
 France Souhad Ghazouani
 Nigeria Paulina Okpala
 Egypt Amal Mahmoud
 Turkey Sibel Cam
 RPC Kheda Berieva
 Ireland Britney Arendse
 Moldova Larisa Marinenkova
-79 kg 10  Nigeria Bose Omolayo
 RPC Vera Muratova
 Ukraine Nataliia Oliinyk
 Egypt Gehan Hassan
 Chile Maria Antonieta Ortiz
 Spain Maria Alcoba Membrilla
 Jordan Asma Issa
 Japan Chika Sakamoto
 Morocco Sanae Soubane
 Turkmenistan Mayagozel Ekeyeva
-86 kg 8  Nigeria Folashade Oluwafemiayo
 China Zheng Feifei
 Egypt Amany Ali
 Great Britain Louise Sugden
 Jordan Tharwh Alhajaj
 South Korea Lee Youngsun
 Brazil Tayana Medeiros
 Chile Marion Serrano Guajardo
+86 kg 8  China Deng Xuemei
 Nigeria Loveline Obiji
 Egypt Randa Mahmoud
 Mexico Perla Barcenas
 Poland Marzena Zięba
 Israel Polina Katsman
 South Korea Lee Hyunjung
 Iraq Huda Ali
Total 80

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "2020 Summer Paralympics Qualification Guide" (PDF). International Paralympic Committee. 12 April 2021.
  2. ^ "Mexico City 2017". World Para Powerlifting. 30 June 2019.
  3. ^ "Berck Sur Mer 2018". World Para Powerlifting. 30 June 2019.
  4. ^ "Algiers 2018". World Para Powerlifting. 30 June 2019.
  5. ^ "Kitakyushu 2018". World Para Powerlifting. 30 June 2019.
  6. ^ "Bogota 2018". World Para Powerlifting. 30 June 2019.
  7. ^ "Nur-Sultan 2019". World Para Powerlifting. 30 June 2019.
  8. ^ "World Para Powerlifting Qualification Pathway 2017-2020" (PDF). World Para Powerlifting. 30 June 2019.