Results

Download recent event results below:

Bangkok 2026 Asia-Oceania Open Championships

Melbourne Open 2025 -Results

 2026 Grand Prix Series:

SAIS GP # 2 - Results

NSW GP #1 - Results

Overall Grand Prix scoreboard (after 2 rounds)

Records

Records reflect World Para Powerlifting (WPPO) weight category changes implemented in 2013. Historical records set prior to 2013 under different weight categories are not displayed.

Athletes (left to right) Justin Marafioti, Natasha Price, Dan Bos, Rachel Coady

Download current Para Powerlifting records below:

 Australian Records - Women

Australian Records - Men

WPPO World Records- Elite

Oceania Para Powerlifting Records

Eligible Events

Oceania Para Powerlifting Records

• Paralympic Games
• World Para Powerlifting World Championships
• WPPO Regional Championships

Australian Records

• WPPO‑approved or sanctioned events only

Classification Requirements - To be eligible for a record:

• Athletes must hold a minimum of National Classification
• The performance must be achieved at a World Para Powerlifting approved competition

Coefficient Points Formula (pDOTS)

The pDOTS coefficient formula is applied when two or more weight categories are combined to determine final rankings. This may occur at both domestic and international competitions.

The formula calculates a pDOTS score based on:

• Athlete gender
• Bodyweight
• Best successful lift

This formula applies to both individual and team events.

 Coefficient Formula (pDOTS) Calculator:

Coefficient Formula (pDOTS) Calculator Link    

Age Requirements

Note: Athletes must reach the applicable age by 31 December of the year in which the competition takes place.

Vacant Records

To establish a vacant record, the athlete must:

• Meet the WPPO Minimum Standards for World Championships, Paralympic Games or Regional Youth Championships -within their weight class and age division Appendix 9 – WPPO Minimum Standard Table (PDF)

2024 Paris Paralympic Games- Simon Bergner, Hani Watson