—Hampton Morris, United States: At 20, the Marietta, Georgia, native will be the youngest American weightlifter to compete at the Olympics since Cheryl Haworth in 2000. Morris broke the clean ...

She competed in three Olympics and earned a bronze medal in 2000. Now, Cheryl Haworth is building upon her image as one of the most prominent athletes to ever come out of Savannah.

Olympic weightlifter Cheryl Haworth is a rare commodity: a woman who lifts weights in the international arena. She's the top-ranking lifter of any gender in the United States, tips the scales at ...

Haworth was the more seasoned competitor when women's weightlifting made its Olympic debut in 2000. Cunningham, known then as Tara Nott, was thrilled just to make the team.

U.S. Weightlifters Keeping It Light Cunningham, Haworth Carry Medal Hopes June 21, 2004 By Liz Clarke ...

SYDNEY - While winding down an interview, Cheryl Haworth was asked by a Norwegian journalist to draw a sketch of herself lifting weights. She initially declined, then relented.

SYDNEY, Sept. 22 -- In many ways, 17-year-old Cheryl Haworth is your ordinary high school kid. She loves "The Simpsons." She wants to study art in college. She's into movies and video games. She's ...

SYDNEY, Australia — Cheryl Haworth stands 5 feet 9, weighs 300 pounds, could very well win an Olympic medal in weightlifting and happily posed for photos last week wearing a shiny sleeveless ...

Weightlifters are measured by the size of the load they tote. These days, Cheryl Haworth is lifting an entire sport. This 16-year-old from Savannah, Ga., has popped up on America's radar screen ...