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Single-ply Squat Records - Women

All-time single-ply squat records for women, ranked by weight lifted across all weight classes and federations.

The all-time single-ply squat world record for women is 375.0 kg, set by A. Jackson at Florida State Championships on Feb 1, 1986. Source: OpenPowerlifting competition results.

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375.0 kg
110 kg class

Top 20 All-Time

Rank Athlete Squat Bodyweight Weight Class Meet Date DOTS
1 A. Jackson 375.0 kg - 110 kg Florida State Championships Feb 1, 1986 -
2 J. Long 335.7 kg - 125 kg Ironman & Womens & Masters Open Championships Oct 1, 1992 -
3 Galina Karpova 335.0 kg - 84+ kg Russian Powerlifting Championships Feb 24, 2012 -
4 Bonica Brown 322.5 kg - 76+ kg World Games Jul 8, 2022 -
5 Galina Karpova 322.5 kg - 90+ kg World Powerlifting Championships Nov 7, 2010 -
6 Rodriquez 322.1 kg - 82.5 kg Inter-Institutional Varsity Meet Mar 21, 1998 -
7 K. Smith 320.0 kg - 125+ kg Ft. Hood Meet May 1, 1988 -
8 J. Ramsey 317.5 kg - 90 kg Buckeye Open Apr 27, 1985 -
9 J. Wright 312.5 kg - 100 kg Central California Open Oct 11, 1986 -
10 Alexis Jones 310.0 kg - 100+ kg Nebraska Collegiate State Championships Dec 10, 2022 -
11 M. McDonnell 306.2 kg - 110+ kg Keystone Open Below Class II Mar 13, 1982 -
12 Galina Karpova 305.0 kg - 67.5+ kg World Games Jul 14, 2005 -
13 M. McLean 292.6 kg - 75 kg Wendy's/Coke Classic Georgia State Championships Mar 23, 1991 -
14 Karen Thrige Andersen 286.0 kg - 84 kg European Equipped Powerlifting Championships May 1, 2026 -
15 Sonja Stefanie Krüger 280.5 kg - 76 kg World Open Equipped Powerlifting Championships Nov 14, 2022 -
16 Kelsey McCarthy 274.0 kg - 72 kg Open Nationals May 10, 2019 -
17 Lexi Harris 272.2 kg - 117.7+ kg Girls State Meet Mar 17, 2017 -
18 T. Rose 272.2 kg - 139.7+ kg Conroe Invitational Feb 5, 2022 -
19 Jessica O'Donnell 267.5 kg - 75+ kg World Games Jul 25, 2009 -
20 Dawn Reshel-Sharon 263.1 kg - 60+ kg Swanson's Midwest Open Jun 21, 1987 -
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Record by Weight Class

The single-ply squat record holder in every women's weight class.

Record Progression History

How the all-time single-ply squat record has progressed over time.

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Records Over Time

single-ply squat records for women by year.

Year Squat Record
2011 330.0 kg
2012 335.0 kg
2013 300.0 kg
2014 290.0 kg
2015 285.0 kg
2016 297.5 kg
2017 312.5 kg
2018 318.0 kg
2019 325.0 kg
2020 293.0 kg
2021 320.0 kg
2022 305.0 kg
2023 280.0 kg
2024 282.5 kg
2025 323.0 kg
2026 292.5 kg

About Single-ply Squat Records

The single-ply squat has been one of the most closely watched record categories in competitive powerlifting. The squat is the first lift contested in a powerlifting meet and sets the tone for the entire competition. Record-breaking squats require not just raw leg and hip strength, but exceptional core stability, mobility, and the mental fortitude to stand up under crushing loads.

Equipped records showcase the extreme end of powerlifting performance. Single-ply equipment adds significant supportive resistance to each lift, allowing trained lifters to handle loads well beyond their raw capabilities. Mastering equipped lifting is a skill in its own right - learning to use the suit or shirt effectively requires years of specialized training and technique development.

Want to see how your squat compares? Use our percentile calculator to see where you rank among all competition lifters, or visit the strength standards page for a detailed breakdown by weight class. View all record categories on the records overview.