Masters worlds application Deadline change
- secretary2057
- Apr 10
- 1 min read
This year there are three meets within a two month span that tap into overlapping pools of athletes. The options for Masters Athletes are primarily impacted, with Masters Worlds falling in this three-meet-spread. To this end, the deadline for IPF Masters Worlds 2026 in Reno, Nevada has been moved to May 20, 2026. This is the same deadline as for the Commonwealth Championships in Winnipeg.
The intention is to allow lifters to know in a more timely fashion which team or teams they might make, thereby permitting them to decide on their competition schedule more readily and save the administrative complications that could arise from people bouncing from team to team if the teams were sequentially selected.
Please get your applications in sooner rather than later! https://www.powerlifting.ca/international-team-submission
(Side note: We have had some mention of folks not able to submit the form. If this happens to you, check to make sure you are not putting E in front of your membership card number - the form wants numbers only in that field.)
Still have questions or concerns? You can contact the Championship Secretary at championshipsecretary@powerlifting.ca.
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