Austrian records in Olympic weightlifting

The following are the national records in Olympic weightlifting in Austria. Records are maintained in each weight class for the snatch lift, clean and jerk lift, and the total for both lifts by the Austrian Weightlifting Federation (Österreichischer Gewichtheberverband).

Men

Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
–56 kg
Snatch 97 kg Mario Pichler 5 September 2001 European Junior Championships Sweden Kalmar, Sweden [1]
Clean and jerk 117 kg Mario Pichler 5 September 2001 European Junior Championships Sweden Kalmar, Sweden [1]
Total 215 kg Mario Pichler 5 September 2001 European Junior Championships Sweden Kalmar, Sweden [1]
–62 kg
Snatch 112 kg Standard
Clean and jerk 143 kg Markus Muckenhuber 27 June 1998 World Junior Championships Bulgaria Sofia, Bulgaria [2]
Total 255 kg Standard
–69 kg
Snatch 142 kg Werner Höller 16 April 1999 European Championships Spain A Coruña, Spain [3]
Clean and jerk 170 kg Werner Höller 16 April 1999 European Championships Spain A Coruña, Spain [3]
Total 312 kg Werner Höller 16 April 1999 European Championships Spain A Coruña, Spain [3]
–77 kg
Snatch 146 kg Edvard Nazarian 28 February 2009 Bundesliga
Clean and jerk 180 kg Standard
Total 322 kg Standard
–85 kg
Snatch 152 kg Standard
Clean and jerk 190 kg Manfred Kraushofer 20 March 1999 Bundesliga
Total 342 kg Standard
–94 kg
Snatch 166 kg Jürgen Matzku 1 May 1999 Austrian Championships Austria Stockerau, Austria
Clean and jerk 200 kg Jürgen Matzku 19 September 1998 Austrian Championships Austria Vienna, Austria
Total 365 kg Jürgen Matzku 19 September 1998 Austrian Championships Austria Vienna, Austria
–105 kg
Snatch 183 kg Sargis Martirosjan 1 June 2016 Fajr Cup Iran Tehran, Iran [4]
Clean and jerk 225 kg Matthias Steiner 26 April 2004 European Championships Ukraine Kiev, Ukraine [5]
Total 405 kg Matthias Steiner 26 April 2004 European Championships Ukraine Kiev, Ukraine [5]
+105 kg
Snatch 183 kg Matthias Steiner 3 July 2004 Switzerland Tramelan, Switzerland
Clean and jerk 227 kg Matthias Steiner 3 July 2004 Switzerland Tramelan, Switzerland
Total 410 kg Matthias Steiner 3 July 2004 Switzerland Tramelan, Switzerland

Women

Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
–48 kg
Snatch 60 kg Eva Kainz 15 May 2004 Austrian Championships Austria Altheim, Austria
Clean and jerk 68 kg Eva Kainz 15 May 2004 Austrian Championships Austria Altheim, Austria
Total 128 kg Eva Kainz 15 May 2004 Austrian Championships Austria Altheim, Austria
–53 kg
Snatch 79 kg Heidi Neubacher 5 May 2007 Austrian Championships Austria Öblarn, Austria
Clean and jerk 102 kg Heidi Neubacher 5 May 2007 Austrian Championships Austria Öblarn, Austria
Total 181 kg Heidi Neubacher 5 May 2007 Austrian Championships Austria Öblarn, Austria
–58 kg
Snatch 78 kg Heidi Neubacher 31 March 2007
Clean and jerk 100 kg Heidi Neubacher 10 May 2003 Hungary Grand Prix Hungary Hungary
Total 174 kg Heidi Neubacher 31 March 2007
–63 kg
Snatch 76 kg Heidi Neubacher 25 November 2006
Clean and jerk 101 kg Heidi Neubacher 25 November 2006
Total 177 kg Heidi Neubacher 25 November 2006
–69 kg
Snatch 85 kg Victoria Hahn 30 March 2018 European Championships Romania Bucharest, Romania
Clean and jerk 102 kg Victoria Hahn 8 December 2016 European U23 Championships Israel Eilat, Israel [6]
Total 185 kg Victoria Hahn 8 December 2016 European U23 Championships Israel Eilat, Israel [6]
–75 kg
Snatch 87 kg Sarah Fischer 10 June 2016 Austrian Championships Austria Schrems, Austria
Clean and jerk 107 kg Sarah Fischer 10 June 2016 Austrian Championships Austria Schrems, Austria
Total 194 kg Sarah Fischer 10 June 2016 Austrian Championships Austria Schrems, Austria
–90 kg
Snatch 101 kg Sarah Fischer 31 March 2018 European Championships Romania Bucharest, Romania
Clean and jerk 125 kg Sarah Fischer 31 March 2018 European Championships Romania Bucharest, Romania
Total 226 kg Sarah Fischer 31 March 2018 European Championships Romania Bucharest, Romania
+90 kg
Snatch 97 kg Standard
Clean and jerk 118 kg Standard
Total 215 kg Standard

References

  1. 1 2 3 "European Junior Championships Kalmar". EWF. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
  2. ↑ "24th Men's and 4th Women's Junior World Championships". IWF. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
  3. 1 2 3 "European Senior Championships La Coruña". EWF. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
  4. ↑ "1st International Fajr Cup". IWF. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
  5. 1 2 "European Senior Championships Kiev". EWF. Retrieved 18 October 2017.
  6. 1 2 "European U23 Championships Eilat". EWF. Retrieved 19 October 2017.
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