Bluffton's Setzer places 3rd in state powerlifting class
On Saturday, March 19, two Bluffton High School students competed in the 2022 McDonald's Bill McClain Ohio High School State Powerlifting Meet, Division V, VI, and VII at Kenton High School.
Junior Rylee Setzer placed 3rd in the girls 155 lb. weight class. Her total weight lifted was 615 lbs.; squat 235 lbs.; bench 100 lbs.; deadlift 280 lbs. Setzer is a junior from Bluffton who attends Apollo in Health Science.
Freshman Avery Lamb placed 10th in the girls 145 lb. weight class.
In the associated photo, Setzer is pictured with Allen East’s Maggie Wanamaker who lifted a combined 915 lbs. in the girls unlimited weight class.
Girls divisions included lightweight and heavyweight with classes of 115, 125, 135, 145, 155, 175, 195 with bench, squat, and deadlift events.
Full results are attached to this article.
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