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Ed Fergusson (above), 72, from the Nanaimo Athletic Club lifts during last weekend’s Sea Festival Open, while South Surrey’s Tyler Johnston (below), of the Barbarian Weightlifting Club, makes a successful 80-kg lift in the snatch competition.
by Brian Giebelhaus photos
Hosts retain title
posted July 03, 2008
- Nick Greenizan - Peace Arch News
Since becoming a legitimate weightlifting power in the early 1990s, Semi Weightlifting Club has kept a firm grasp on the Sea Festival Open, which they’ve hosted for the past 36 years.
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