The 2022 Strengthlete Collective Clash On The Coast contest wrapped up today, April 24, 2022, at the Beach House Resort in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. The competition had some of the biggest names in strongman as judges. Nick Best was the head judge, while Maxime Boudreault and Evan Singleton watched over the events. Check out the full results and recap of the 2022 Clash On The Coast below.
2022 Clash On The Coast Results & Recap
This contest features some of the most recognizable strongmen and women in their respective weight classes. In the end, Isaac Maze won the U105 kg Strongman division, and Melissa Peacock won the U82 kg Strongwoman division.
This event was even more memorable because, for the first time in its history, the strongwoman’s prize pool was larger than the strongman’s. This goes to show that the women are starting to get more recognition for their hard work.
U105 Strongman Full Results
- Isaac Maze – 50.5 points
- Matthew McKeegan – 47 points
- Dan Hughes – 46 points
- Jesse Nelson – 40.5 points
- Nicholas Hein – 39 points
- Michael Congdon – 32 points
- Bob Schwantz – 28.5 points
- Tyler Young – 28 points
- Justin Loy – 26.5 points
- Mike O’Connor – 25.5 points
- Jordan Donaldson – 13 points
- Richard Moczygemba – 4 points
U82 Strongwoman Full Results
- Melissa Peacock – 44 points
- Samantha Belliveau – 39 points
- Nadia Stowers – 32 points
- Jodi Kennedy – 27 points
- Erin Walklet – 24 points
- Rebecca Lorch – 19 points
- Jessica Mitchell – 14.5 points
- Laura de Berdt Romilly – 12.5points
Both winners of the 2022 Clash On The Coast represented Canada. To make this competition even more memorable, the two winners are a couple, which might make them one of the strongest couples in the world.
Strongman U105 Kg Finals Events & Rules
- 1st Event: 210 lb (95 kg) dumbbell for reps (60 second time limit)
- 2nd Event: 630 lb (306 kg) axle bar deadlift for reps (60 second time limit)
- 3rd Event: 800 lb (362 kg) Yoke into 700 lb frame carry
- 4th Event: Sandbag to shoulder for reps (5 implements 240-320 lb / 60 second time limit)
- 5th Event: Stone Over Bar
The men’s division featured numerous incredible performances. Still, Isaac Maze’s consistency during this competition is what put him above the competition and earned him the win in the 2022 Clash on the Coast.
Matthew Mckeegan had a rough start in 11th place but overcame his obstacles and finished the competition in second. Making it one of the best comebacks in recent strongman history.
Strongwoman U82 Kg Finals Events & Rules
- 1st Event: Circus dumbbell for the max weight (60 second time limit)
- 2nd Event: 285 lb (129 kg) Shield Stone carry for maximum distance (60 second time limit)
- 3rd Event: 200 lb (90 kg) Sandbag to shoulder for reps
- 4th Event: 450 lb (204 kg) Flintstone type deadlifts for reps (60 second time limit)
- 5th Event: 650 lb (295 kg) Yoke for time (50 feet in 60 seconds)
- 6th Event: Odd Object Load Medley – 5 objects, each is placed 30 feet away from the platform. The fastest time wins. (75 second time limit)
This was a special day for Samantha Belliveau because she started off the competition with a World Record in the Circus dumbbell event, with an impressive 183.9 lbs (83.4 kg) completed repetition. She continued her amazing performances in the shield carry event, finishing only behind Erin Walklet and Melissa Peacock.
The overall winner Melissa Peacock was able to earn herself a win in the third event by lifting the 200 lb sandbag up to her shoulder five times. She then deadlifted 450 lb (204 kg) for an impressive eleven repetitions to win the fourth event. This event win essentially locked in a first-place finish for Melissa.
The second to last event went to Samantha, securing the overall second-place finish. Unfortunately, no athlete could load all five implements in the final event, so the win went to Melissa, who had the fastest time in loading four of the objects.
CLOSING THOUGHTS
Every year whether you are a professional, amateur, or just a strong bloke, the Clash On The Coast competition is an amazing playing field where anyone can come out on top. This year was no exception.
SET FOR SET congratulates all the athletes, and we are excited as we inch closer to the World’s Strongest Man that starts on May 24, 2022. So, make sure to subscribe below so you stay up to date on the latest and greatest in strength sports!
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