The 2022 Manitoba Powerlifting Association Inc. Annual General Meeting (MPA AGM) will take place on November 5th, 2022 at Iron Image Barbell Club (511 Robinson Avenue, Selkirk, MB) at 1:00 PM. Only current members may vote. If you intend to vote, please register or renew your membership should it be expired. Anyone else may join to spectate, however, only current MPA Members may contribute to voting, motioning, and speaking. Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87978660102Online room will open at 12:45, Meeting to commence at 13:00. +1 204 272 7920 to join by phone AGENDAAPPENDIX 1: Awards2022 MPA President Report2022 MPA Vice President Report2022 MPA Officiating Chairperson Report2022 MPA Media Report2023 Event Calendar for Bidding

Click here for updated MPA lifter rankings (Nov. 13/21) By Mikal Thrones There have been a couple meets since the last time I edited this MPA lifter rankings, so I figured I’d add in the performances from Provincials and Westerns. The Women: Aricelle Mateo made a significant jump for already being near the top of the board. Moving from 11th to 4th at provincials, but subsequently dropping to 5th due to performances at Westerns. Jian Serame Provincials was Jian’s first meet and she hopped immediately into the top 25 at 23rd, but was bumped to 24th after Westerns. Baylie Gigolyk took a massive 21 place leap to 26th, but also got knocked down 1 spot after Westerns. Lyka Ballasteros Competed at Provincials and Westerns as her first 2 meets. She hopped into the rankings at 28th and improved to 20th at Westerns. Alexi Runke Did her first meet at provincials and managed to get into the top 50 as a junior. She’s currently sitting at 45th. Regine Tolentino had a strong bounce-back performance at Westerns. After not improving her all-time placing after provincials, she almost managed to get into the top 5 all-time. She would have made it in, but instead settled at 6th due to our last female performance. Janie Jacobucci added over 5 GL points to her best performance to move from 13th to 4th all-time and is currently the only masters competitor in the top 10.   The Men: Riley Bertrand took the highest placing out of any competitor in the last 2 months, working his way into the top 3 from 7th. Alex Clayton nearly snagged a top 5 spot of his own, but came just short, finishing at 6th. Jeffrey Baker Participated in his first MPA meet and just managed to get on the board at 50th. Jayms Kornelsen The largest improvement of all our men’s competitors, Jayms took a giant leap from 48th up to 21st