The powerlifting teams of Tyler High School have been making waves in the competitive circuit this year, showcasing remarkable strength and determination. With three meets under their belt – the FCA Meet, Van Meet, and Chapel Hill Meet – both the boys' and girls' teams have not only participated with vigor but also achieved personal best lifts, leaving a mark of excellence in each competition.
In the boys' division, the team has demonstrated exceptional success, with several lifters securing notable positions. In the 242 lbs. class, Abi Cornelio exhibited remarkable strength, clinching the 2nd place position. Following closely behind, James Collier showcased his dedication and skill, earning the 3rd place in the same weight class. Tristen Taylor proved to be a force to be reckoned with, securing the 2nd place in the fiercely competitive 275 lbs. class. Additionally, Jacob Seaton showcased his strength and determination in the Super Heavyweight Class, contributing significantly to the team's success.
Meanwhile, the girls' team has also left an indelible mark on the powerlifting scene, with one of its members achieving a commendable placement. Amiyah Mallette demonstrated her strength and resilience in the 198 lbs. class, securing the 3rd place position and adding to the team's collective achievements.
These impressive performances not only reflect the dedication and hard work of each individual lifter but also underscore the cohesive and supportive environment fostered within the Lion powerlifting teams. Through rigorous training, determination, and support from coaches and teammates alike, these athletes have managed to push their limits and excel on the competitive stage.
The future looks bright for these talented athletes, and their journey serves as an inspiration to aspiring powerlifters everywhere.