Wes Barnett’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro American weightlifter
Is Weightlifter 
From United States of America 
Type Sports 
Gender male

Wesley (“Wes”) T. Barnett (born April 1, 1970 in Saint Joseph, Missouri) was an Olympic weightlifter for the United States. His coaches were Dennis Snethen, Istvan Javorek at Johnson County Community College and Dragomir Ciroslan.

Achievements

  • 1989, 1990 was member of the JCCC Collegiate National Championship team;
  • 1990 National Collegiate Champion in 90 kg weight class;
  • 1990 National Junior Champion in 90 kg weight class;
  • Olympic Team Member (1992 and 1996)
  • Bronze Medalist In Senior World Championships (1997)
  • Pan Am Games Champion (1995)
  • Silver Medalist In Pan Am Games (1991)
  • Bronze Medalist in Pan Am Games (1999)
  • Senior American record holder in clean and jerk and total (1993-1997)

Notes of interest

  • Former Executive Director of USA Weightlifting
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