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Sari Noviana

Indonesia Female Elite

Sari Noviana is a competitive powerlifter from Indonesia. Sari Noviana has competed from 2007 to 2018. Competition highlights include a best competition total of 587.5 kg and a peak DOTS score of 648.5. The OpenPowerlifting record shows 15 sanctioned meets with 8 first-place finishes.

Vital Statistics

Sari Noviana is a Indonesia powerlifter with a best competition total of 587.5 kg and a best DOTS of 648.55.

Best total
587.5 kg
Best DOTS
648.55
Competition context
63 kg class, IPF, Single-ply
Meet count
15 sanctioned meets
Best Squat
225 kg
Best Bench
145 kg
Best Deadlift
225 kg
Best Total
587.5 kg
Best DOTS
648.55
Best Wilks
651.64
Meet Count
15
Years Active
11+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 225 kg 60.5 kg World Powerlifting Championships 2015-11-09 63
Bench Press 145 kg 61.9 kg Asian Powerlifting Championships 2018-05-02 63
Deadlift 225 kg 60.4 kg World Powerlifting Championships 2012-11-10 63
Total 587.5 kg 60.4 kg World Powerlifting Championships 2012-11-10 63

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
2007-05-02 Asian Powerlifting Championships 201 kg 100 kg 211.5 kg 512.5 kg
2008-10-30 World Powerlifting Championships 200 kg 115 kg 220 kg 535 kg
2009-07-25 World Games 210 kg 115 kg 220 kg 545 kg
2011-12-05 Asian Powerlifting Championships 220 kg 135 kg 220 kg 575 kg
2012-11-10 World Powerlifting Championships 220 kg 142.5 kg 225 kg 587.5 kg

Competition History

15 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2018-05-02 Asian Powerlifting Championships AsianPF 63 61.9 kg 210 kg 145 kg 210 kg 565 kg 614.3 1
2017-05-01 Asian Powerlifting Championships AsianPF 63 60.8 kg 180 kg 130 kg 205 kg 515 kg 566.3 1
2016-11-14 World Open Championships IPF 63 60.5 kg 205 kg 140 kg 210 kg 555 kg 612.1 6
2016-06-07 Asian Powerlifting Championships AsianPF 63 60.6 kg 210 kg 135 kg 215 kg 560 kg 616.9 1
2015-11-09 World Powerlifting Championships IPF 63 60.5 kg 225 kg 130 kg 215 kg 570 kg 628.6 3
2015-07-20 Asian Powerlifting Championships AsianPF 63 60.8 kg 225 kg 127.5 kg 215 kg 567.5 kg 624.0 1
2014-12-08 Asia & Oceania Championships OceaniaPF 63 60.7 kg 127.5 kg 100 kg 202.5 kg 430 kg 473.5 1
2013-11-04 World Powerlifting Championships IPF 63 60.5 kg 220 kg 135 kg 220 kg 575 kg 634.0 3
2012-11-10 World Powerlifting Championships IPF 63 60.4 kg 220 kg 142.5 kg 225 kg 587.5 kg 648.6 2
2011-12-05 Asian Powerlifting Championships AsianPF 63 61.4 kg 220 kg 135 kg 220 kg 575 kg 628.3 1
2010-11-07 World Powerlifting Championships IPF 60 59.2 kg 212.5 kg 120 kg 210 kg 542.5 kg 606.8 3
2009-11-02 World Powerlifting Championships IPF 60 59.4 kg 205 kg 125 kg 215 kg 545 kg 607.8 2
2009-07-25 World Games IPF 60 59.3 kg 210 kg 115 kg 220 kg 545 kg 609.0 1
2008-10-30 World Powerlifting Championships IPF 60 58.5 kg 200 kg 115 kg 220 kg 535 kg 602.6 2
2007-05-02 Asian Powerlifting Championships AsianPF 60 59.8 kg 201 kg 100 kg 211.5 kg 512.5 kg 569.6 1

Percentile Rankings

Where this athlete's PRs rank among all competition lifters in their most common weight class

Lift Percentile Detail
Squat 99.9% Squat stronger than 99.9% of 63kg female lifters
Bench Press 99.9% Bench Press stronger than 99.9% of 63kg female lifters
Deadlift 99.9% Deadlift stronger than 99.9% of 63kg female lifters
Total 99.9% Total stronger than 99.9% of 63kg female lifters

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DOTS: 696.4
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DOTS: 634.6
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About Sari Noviana

Sari Noviana is a Indonesia competitive powerlifter who has competed in 15 sanctioned meets since 2007. Sari Noviana has competed under AsianPF, IPF, OceaniaPF federations.

Career best competition total: 587.5 kg with a DOTS score of 648.55. Individual lift PRs: 225.0 kg squat, 145.0 kg bench press, 225.0 kg deadlift.

This profile is built from verified competition data sourced from OpenPowerlifting. All results shown are from sanctioned competition performances, not self-reported numbers.