- 02 Jun 2007:
Ielja STRIK,
Deborah FERRELL,
Anton KRAFT,
Dennis CIERI
and Kenneth SANDVIK
won gold medals at the 2007 IPF World Bench Press Championships in Thisted, Denmark.
- 20 Jan 2007: Shawn O'HALLORAN set a new Canadian bench press record of 320kg in the men's 125+kg class at the Niagra Open in St Catharines, Ontario.
- 16 May 2006:
Sanna APULI,
Linda HOILAND,
Antonietta ORSINI,
Ielja STRIK,
Joanne SCHAEFER-WILLIAMS,
Patrik TURESSON,
Kenneth SANDVIK and
Jari MARTIKAINEN won medals at the 2006 EPF European Powerlifting Championships in Prostejov, Czech Republic.
- 11 Mar 2006: Reese HOFFA won gold in the men's shot put at the 2006 IAAF World Indoor Athletics Championships,
in Moscow, Russia.
- 05 Dec 2005: Kenneth SANDVIK won gold and Fredrik SVENSSON took silver in the men's super-heavyweight category at the 2005 IPF World Bench Press Championships, in Stockholm, Sweden. Anne HEIKKILAA, Devan DOAN, Ielja STRIK and Sandra LÖNN all won medals in the women's competition.
- 26 Sep 2005: Sandra LÖNN, Kenneth SANDVIK and Ielja STRIK all won medals at the 2005 European Bench Press Championships in Hungary.
- 26 Aug 2005: Orienteering is the eigth sport to be added to Athlete Bio.
- 17 Jul 2005: Kenneth Sandvik broke his own IPF men's super-heavyweight bench press world record four times yesterday, eventually increasing the mark to an incredible 340kg
- 16 Jul 2005: Priscilla Ribic won the silver medal in the women's middleweight powerlifting the 2005 World Games in Duisburg, Germany.
- 28 Jun 2005: Biographies now include a "career highlights" section, providing details of medals won at major championships.
- 12 Jun 2005: Occupation, website and town/city of birth fields have been added to the athlete profile section.
- 01 Jun 2005: Cheryl Anderson, Bonica Brown, Inger Blikra, Priscilla Ribic and Ielja Strik all won medals at the 2005 IPF Women's World Powerlifting Championships in Ylitornio, Finland.
- 26 May 2005: It is now possible to view the progression of an athlete's personal and season's bests.
- 12 May 2005: Groups are latest feature to be added to the Athlete Bio site, with biographies and statistics for specific clubs and organisations.
- 10 May 2005: The ranking page has been renamed statistics.
- 29 Apr 2005: The ranking lists now display a percentile rather than an ordinal value for each athlete.
- 13 Apr 2005: Shawn O'Halloran increased his own IPF masters (o40) super-heavyweight bench press world record to 285kg on Saturday.
- 07 Apr 2005: Water-ski is the seventh sport to be added to Athlete Bio.
- 31 Mar 2005: Each athlete is now assigned a unique page (eg www.athletebio.com/fin1975m1) on the Athlete Bio site.
- 29 Mar 2005: Powerlifting now includes an unequipped (raw) discipline and single-lift squat and deadlift events.
- 23 Mar 2005: The facility to select specific age-groups has been added to the ranking system.
- 19 Mar 2005: The Athlete ID site has been renamed Athlete Bio and transferred to a new address (www.athletebio.com). The new name has been be chosen to better reflect the objectives of the site.
- 22 Feb 2005: Cross-country and indoor athletics disciplines have been added to the
results database.
- 20 Feb 2005: The ranking system has been modified and now
allows annual and national lists to be selected for each event.
- 19 Feb 2005: It is now possible to view an athlete's season's bests, as well as personal bests.
- 18 Feb 2005: The results data-entry system has been revised. A text field has been added to allow users
to describe the competition (eg 'London Marathon'). In addition, it is now possible to specify a club name.
- 23 Jan 2005: Shawn O'HALLORAN bench pressed 278kg to set a new masters (o40) super-heayvweight bench press world record on Saturday.
- 06 Dec 2004: Kenneth Sandvik won the men's
super-heavyweight division with a world record 322.5kg at the 2004 IPF World Bench Press
Championships yesterday
- 05 Dec 2004: Priscilla Ribic set a world
record of 150.5kg and took the gold medal in the women's 67.5kg category at the 2004 IPF
World Bench Press Championships in Cleveland, Ohio yesterday.
- 30 Nov 2004: Inger Blikra, Monica Porter and Joanne Schaefer-Williams all won
medals at the 2004 EPF Women's European Powerlifting Championships in Trencin, Slovakia last
weekend.
- 07 Sep 2004: Following user feedback, the ranking page has been redesigned to make navigation
easier.
- 30 Jul 2004: The list of cycling track events has been expanded to include the sprint, team-sprint, keirin, madison and points-race.
- 28 Jul 2004: Adding multiple results has been made easier
as the country, sport, discipline and event fields are now
pre-selected, based on the users most recent database entry.
- 23 Jul 2004: The minor http header bug that was preventing some users from
successfully registering has been fixed.
- 15 Jul 2004: Cycling is the sixth sport on the Athlete ID website - road
and track events are now available in the database.
- 16 Jun 2004: Triathlon is the fifth sport to be added to the Athlete ID database.
- 10 Jun 2004: Athlete ID member Priscilla Ribic (USA1972F1)
won the 67.5kg category at the 2004 Women's World Powerlifting
Championships in Cahors, France on Saturday.
- 07 Jun 2004: Long-course and short-course swimming have been added to the Athlete ID results database.
- 01 June 2004: Beta-testing is now complete and the
Athlete ID website is fully open for individual registration.
- 30 May 2004: Following extensive feedback, the Athlete ID
system has been modified and is now based on nationality at registration
than country of birth.
- 28 May 2004: Drug-test results can now be validated by
either uploading a scanned document to the Athlete ID site or providing
a link to a web page.
- 18 Feb 2004: The site has been transfered to a new server, in
order to improve bandwidth and reliability.
- 17 Feb 2004: In response to user feedback, it is now possible
for users to record which country their competitions took place in, toge
h the competition round (quarter-final, semi-final, final etc). The bug
evented out-of-comp drug-test results being added has been fixed.
- 13 Feb 2004: The type of competition (eg
National u20 Championships) and placing are now included with each resul
recorded in the database. Users are asked to login and add competition a
placing data to their existing results.
- 11 Feb 2004: The results database structure has been modified
allowing drug-test data to be included with each competition result. A
drug-testing summary is now included in the Athlete profile and the
presentation of results for multi-discipline sports has been improved.
- 02 Feb 2004: A small group of Beta testers has been invited t
te the website.
- 30 Jan 2004: The results database software has been rewritten
in order to accomodate multi-discipline sports.
- 08 Jan 2004: The Athlete ID website is now live.
