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BFS OLYMPIC RECORD BOARD s | WEIGHT . :
(143 NewJersey |126 ‘wuray ur |154 nowoney S|110 Monvarur 120:
|165Newerey 160: :
|180 Sona |185 Soaveax | N 187 “eweesy 204 "Neniewey | 2 (199 : 200 %Agefue) 1231 wncestut 231 “Noweser | : : :
120: [125 : |130 :
154 weseroeger |154 Newserey [185 135 : 145 : 1185 1176 micrest ur 160 Nowiersey [190 >: :
(145: (150: [190 |187 Nowsersey |220 “Newiecey’ |195 21195 2220 stone | : [220 newJersey (275 “Neworsy | T : = : :
150 : HOOusee (155 : 155 : : + : :
155 : (195 (155 < (205 |165 Newsy |205 165 : (215 |200 : (215 oon. | S ([3iuee 215 «= |x [220 Sodoinaax |237 Newlesey | © (|220 : 225 : |W * The above poundages with no names are qualifying marks for the BFS Record Board. Lifts must be done in an intramural meet, against another school or in an ofÏcially sanctioned meet. Athletes must have a 2.0 minimum GPA and be a member of a high school team sport. Results must be verified by an ofÏcial coach or school administrator.
The1990 Challenge: explosive strength, speed, flexibility Enter the1990 U.S. Weightlifting Federation High School Clean-and-Jerk Competition and compete with other high schools for state titles, barbell sets and invitations to a summer athlete training camp at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs,Colorado. Competition guidelines and coaching information available now.
Contact the United States Weightlifting Federation 1750 E. Boulder St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80909 (719) 578-4508
From BFS Magazine — November/December 1989. Part of the BFS Magazine Archive (1980–2014).
