Polish records in Olympic weightlifting

The following are the national records in Olympic weightlifting in Poland. Records are maintained in each weight class for the snatch lift, clean and jerk lift, and the total for both lifts by the Polski Zwiazek Podnoszenia Ciezarow (PZPC).

Men

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
-56 kg
Snatch	113 kg	Marek Gorzelniak	28 June 2003	National Championships	Ciechanów, Poland
Clean and jerk	145 kg	Marek Gorzelniak	28 April 1998	European Championships	Riesa, Germany
Total	255 kg	Marek Gorzelniak	28 April 1998	European Championships	Riesa, Germany
-62 kg
Snatch	130 kg	Marcin Gruszka	24 May 2002	National Championships	Bydgoszcz, Poland
Clean & Jerk	154 kg	Marek Gorzelniak	27 March 2004		Tarnowskie Góry, Poland
Total	280 kg	Marcin Gruszka	24 May 2002	National Championships	Bydgoszcz, Poland
-69 kg
Snatch	152 kg	Arkadiusz Smolka	16 November 2003	World Championships	Vancouver, Canada
Clean & Jerk	179 kg	Wojciech Natusiewicz	26 June 2004	National Championships	Ciechanów, Poland
Total	325 kg	Arkadiusz Smolka	16 November 2003	World Championships	Vancouver, Canada
-77 kg
Snatch	165 kg	Waldemar Kosinski	9 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean and jerk	202 kg	Waldemar Kosinski	2 October 1998	National Championships	Ciechanów, Poland
Total	365 kg	Waldemar Kosinski	2 October 1998	National Championships	Ciechanów, Poland
-85 kg
Snatch	175 kg	Andrzej Cofalik	3 October 1998	National Championships	Ciechanów, Poland
Clean and jerk	212 kg	Krzysztof Siemion	23 September 2000	Olympic Games	Sydney, Australia
Total	385 kg	Adrian Zieliński	4 August 2012	Olympic Games	London, Great Britain	[1]
-94 kg
Snatch	185 kg	Tadeusz Drzazga	28 June 2003	National Championships	Ciechanów, Poland
Clean and jerk	235 kg	Szymon Kołecki	28 May 2000	National Championships	Ciechanów, Poland
Total	412 kg	Szymon Kołecki	29 April 2000	European Championships	Sofia, Bulgaria
-105 kg
Snatch	199 kg	Marcin Dolega	7 May 2006	European Championships	Władysławowo, Poland
Clean and jerk	233 kg	Robert Dolega	9 November 2003		Spała, Poland
Total	424 kg	Marcin Dolega	7 May 2006	European Championships	Władysławowo, Poland
+105 kg
Snatch	201 kg	Marcin Dolega	29 June 2008	National Championships	Zakliczyn, Poland
Clean and jerk	250 kg	Pawel Najdek	11 November 2001	World Championships	Antalya, Turkey
Total	436 kg	Marcin Dolega	29 June 2008	National Championships	Zakliczyn, Poland

Women

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
-48 kg
Snatch	85 kg	Marzena Karpińska	9 April 2012	European Championships	Antalya, Turkey
Clean and jerk	102 kg	Marzena Karpińska	9 April 2012	European Championships	Antalya, Turkey
Total	187 kg	Marzena Karpińska	9 April 2012	European Championships	Antalya, Turkey
-53 kg
Snatch	88 kg	Aleksandra Klejnowska	5 September 2008		Siedlce, Poland
Clean and jerk	112 kg	Aleksandra Klejnowska	5 September 2008		Siedlce, Poland
Total	200 kg	Aleksandra Klejnowska	5 September 2008		Siedlce, Poland
-58 kg
Snatch	98 kg	Marieta Gotfryd	17 October 2004		Glinojeck, Poland
Clean and jerk	127 kg	Aleksandra Klejnowska	20 April 2004	European Championships	Kiev, Ukraine
Total	222 kg	Aleksandra Klejnowska	20 April 2004	European Championships	Kiev, Ukraine
-63 kg
Snatch	102 kg	Dominika Misterska	30 June 2004
Clean and jerk	127 kg	Dominika Misterska	25 April 2001	European Championships	Trenčín, Slovakia
Total	227 kg	Dominika Misterska	25 April 2001	European Championships	Trenčín, Slovakia
-69 kg
Snatch	102 kg	Ewa Mizdal	13 April 2012	European Championships	Antalya, Turkey	[2]
Clean and jerk	130 kg	Ewa Mizdal	13 April 2012	European Championships	Antalya, Turkey	[3]
Total	232 kg	Ewa Mizdal	13 April 2012	European Championships	Antalya, Turkey	[4]
-75 kg
Snatch	106 kg	Ewa Mizdal	25 October 2013	World Championships	Wrocław, Poland
Clean and jerk	131 kg	Ewa Mizdal	3 June 2012	National Championships	Piekary Śląskie, Poland	[5]
Total	236 kg	Ewa Mizdal	3 June 2012	National Championships	Piekary Śląskie, Poland	[6]
+75 kg
Snatch	132 kg	Agata Wróbel	22 September 2000	Olympic Games	Sydney, Australia
Clean and jerk	163 kg	Agata Wróbel	17 July 2004		Kerava, Finland
Total	295 kg	Agata Wróbel	22 September 2000	Olympic Games	Sydney, Australia

References

general

• PZPC: Rekordy Polski (Polish records)

specific

1. "LONDON 2012 - 2012/55, Olympic Games - Day VI: 75 kg W, 85 kg M". www.eleikosport.se. 4 August 2012. Retrieved 13 August 2012.
2. "ANTALYA 2012 - 2012/30, European Senior Championships - day V-VII: 69-+75 kg W, 85-+105 kg M". www.eleikosport.se. 16 April 2012. Retrieved 20 April 2012.
3. "ANTALYA 2012 - 2012/30, European Senior Championships - day V-VII: 69-+75 kg W, 85-+105 kg M". www.eleikosport.se. 16 April 2012. Retrieved 20 April 2012.
4. "ANTALYA 2012 - 2012/30, European Senior Championships - day V-VII: 69-+75 kg W, 85-+105 kg M". www.eleikosport.se. 16 April 2012. Retrieved 20 April 2012.
5. "WEIGHTLIFTING NEWS - 2012/40, XIX Polish Women Champs, Egypt Cup & Thailand U20 National Games". www.eleikosport.se. 12 June 2012. Retrieved 15 June 2012.
6. "WEIGHTLIFTING NEWS - 2012/40, XIX Polish Women Champs, Egypt Cup & Thailand U20 National Games". www.eleikosport.se. 12 June 2012. Retrieved 15 June 2012.

External links

• PZPC web site