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Maddi Harper

Australia Female Elite

Vital Statistics

Maddi Harper is a Australia powerlifter with a best competition total of 389.5 kg and a best DOTS of 477.00.

Best total
389.5 kg
Best DOTS
477.00
Competition context
52 kg class, APLA, Raw
Meet count
10 sanctioned meets
Records held
1
Best Squat
120 kg
Best Bench
95 kg
Best Deadlift
177 kg
Best Total
389.5 kg
Best DOTS
477.00
Best Wilks
488.10
Meet Count
10
Years Active
4+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 120 kg 51.1 kg World Junior and Sub-Juniors Powerlifting Championships 2025-08-25 52
Bench Press 95 kg 51.7 kg Mega Nationals 2026-04-15 52
Deadlift 177 kg 51.7 kg Mega Nationals 2026-04-15 52
Total 389.5 kg 51.7 kg Mega Nationals 2026-04-15 52

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
2022-12-10 The Hunter Showdown II 65 kg 40 kg 92.5 kg 197.5 kg
2023-05-20 Newcastle Barbell Open 77.5 kg 50 kg 120 kg 247.5 kg
2023-12-15 NSW State Classic Sub-Junior & Junior Powerlifting and Bench Press Championships 100 kg 72.5 kg 130 kg 302.5 kg
2024-04-26 Nationals Series: Junior & Sub-Junior Classic 105 kg 75 kg 140 kg 320 kg
2024-08-28 World Junior and Sub-Juniors Powerlifting Championships 110 kg 75 kg 140 kg 325 kg
2025-05-07 Mega Nationals 113 kg 83.5 kg 150.5 kg 347 kg
2025-07-06 Asian/Pacific/African Classic & Equipped Championships 120 kg 80 kg 158 kg 358 kg
2026-04-15 Mega Nationals 117.5 kg 95 kg 177 kg 389.5 kg

Maddi Harper's best total of 389.5kg places her above the 98th percentile of all 52kg Raw lifters ever recorded (34,357 entries).

Competition History

10 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2026-04-15 Mega Nationals APLA 52 51.7 kg 117.5 kg 95 kg 177 kg 389.5 kg 477.0 1
2025-08-25 World Junior and Sub-Juniors Powerlifting Championships IPF 52 51.1 kg 120 kg 85 kg 152.5 kg 357.5 kg 440.9 3
2025-07-06 Asian/Pacific/African Classic & Equipped Championships AsianPF 52 51.4 kg 120 kg 80 kg 158 kg 358 kg 439.9 1
2025-05-07 Mega Nationals APLA 52 50.8 kg 113 kg 83.5 kg 150.5 kg 347 kg 429.9 1
2024-12-07 Classic & Equipped Bench Only Nationals APLA 52 51.9 kg - 80 kg - 80 kg 97.6 1
2024-08-28 World Junior and Sub-Juniors Powerlifting Championships IPF 52 50.9 kg 110 kg 75 kg 140 kg 325 kg 402.1 7
2024-04-26 Nationals Series: Junior & Sub-Junior Classic APLA 52 50.3 kg 105 kg 75 kg 140 kg 320 kg 399.3 1
2023-12-15 NSW State Classic Sub-Junior & Junior Powerlifting and Bench Press Championships APU 52 49.6 kg 100 kg 72.5 kg 130 kg 302.5 kg 381.5 1
2023-05-20 Newcastle Barbell Open APU 47 45.8 kg 77.5 kg 50 kg 120 kg 247.5 kg 330.7 1
2022-12-10 The Hunter Showdown II APU 47 43.5 kg 65 kg 40 kg 92.5 kg 197.5 kg 274.7 1

Records Held

177 kg
Deadlift · 52 kg · Raw
2026-04-15

Strength Fingerprint

How Maddi Harper's lifts compare with every competition lifter in the same equipment class

Squat
85th
Advanced
Bench Press
99th
Elite
Deadlift
99th
Elite
Total
98th
Elite

Lift Balance

Share of the total from each lift, against the average female raw lifter

Squat 30.6% avg 36.0%
Bench 24.2% avg 20.2%
Deadlift 45.2% avg 43.8%

population average

Squat-lags profile

Squat makes up 30.6% of Maddi Harper's total; the average female raw lifter's squat contributes 36.0%.

Career Stage

52kg Raw lifters

Maddi Harper, 17

Lifters in this cohort typically peak at age 22. At 17, Maddi Harper is statistically 5 years from peak strength.

Athletes With Similar Stats

Finland
DOTS: 748.2
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DOTS: 727.1
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DOTS: 684.0
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USA
DOTS: 681.4
557.5 kg total

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About Maddi Harper

Maddi Harper is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 10 sanctioned meets since 2022. Maddi Harper has competed under APLA, IPF, AsianPF, APU federations.

Career best competition total: 389.5 kg with a DOTS score of 477.00. Individual lift PRs: 120.0 kg squat, 95.0 kg bench press, 177.0 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.