News Letter 3/12/07
Effective March 10, I've officially resigned as Maryland State Chairman for 100% RAW. For those who wish a further explanation or wish to discuss, please contact me.
In keeping with my policy of maintaining links of only those federations who have representation or promote meets in Maryland, I've removed the 100% RAW link.
APA News:
Yearly membership with the APA is going to increase beginning in June 1st. The new membership fee will be $30.00. For a limited time only, you can purchase three year memberships for $75.00. The offer is good only until midnight, May 31. Any money received after that date/time will not be accepted.
Scott Taylor has got the Meet Results page back online. It includes results from competitions from 1997 through current year results.
IPF News:
The IPF has updated their "Supsended lifters and officials list."
On it includes Michal Wilk of Poland who competed in last year's IPF World Championships. As a result of his suspension and subsequent disqualification, Jason Beck of the USA has been awarded the Silver Medal for second place in the 100kg class. Wilk along with Michal Tatarynowicz are now two more Polish lifters that appears to have tested positive for banned substances.
USAPL News:
The March edition of the USAPL news letter has been published and released.
On the cover is a picture of the 2006 World Championships Women's Best Lifter, Priscilla Ribic and a link to lifter rankings.
In the President's message, Larry Maile touts stability in membership, increased sales of USAPL merchandise, increased participation over the last year in Open competiton and the lack of drug test failures as successes achieved for the USAPL. Sales of merchandise has accounted for approximately 10% in the budget and he acknowledges the work of "Lance Slaughter, Priscilla Ribic, and Erin Dickey for initiating, building, and maintaining this effort." He is also encouraged by the number of "Open" meets where "upwards" of 100 lifters has participated. He is also determined to build on the successes the federation has had in drug testing.
In this month's edition, 15 contests are reviewed including the 2007 Women's Nationals. Also included is a calendar of upcoming events through 2008.
Mike Armstrong continues his article on "The Novice Referee." In this months article, he focuses on judging the bench press.
Congratulations to Stephanie Whiting and Johnny Graham for their induction into the Hall of Fame. And congratulations to the 2007 Women's National team that will represent the U.S at the upcoming World Championships.
There are several spots available on the Junior and Master's NAPF team. If your interested, contact; James Townsend, North American Men's Team Head Coach (318-245-1802).
James Hart has announced the Women's Open, Junior and Master's NAPF team. There are still open slots to fill. If your interested in being a part of this team, contact James Hart (402-470-3672).
WOMEN’S OPEN TEAM 105 – Rowena Lopez, 114 – Janel Brown, 123 – Ashley Mathern, 132 - Katie VanDusen, Rita Carlsson 148 –vacant, 165 – Cydney Smith, 181 – Malinda Baum, Rhonda Clark, 198 – Katie Dodge, 198+ - Lana Allen, Megan Maurer
WOMEN’S JUNIOR TEAM
97 – Monica Johnson, 105 – Gina Trinidad, 114 – Melissa Werner, Michelle VanDusen, 123 – Samantha Baker, Kelly Heim, 132 – Katie VanDusen, 148 – Meagan Chappell, 165 – Kami Schroer, 181 & 198 –vacant, 198+ - Lana Allen
WOMEN’S MASTER TEAM
114 – Joni Mach, 123 – Barb Zintsmaster, 132 – Rita Carlsson, 148 – Donna Marts, 165 – Teresa Merrick, 165/181 – Regina Hackney, 181 – Malinda Baum, Rhonda Clark, 198 & 198+ - vacant.
Current coaching staff includes; James Hart, Eric Mach, James Townsend, and Larry Maile.
News from the World Around Us:
Powerlifting Watch for news, comments and opinions.
note; opinions expressed in articles written by others and posted here on Maryland Powerlifting does not necessarily reflect those of Maryland Powerlifting.
In keeping with my policy of maintaining links of only those federations who have representation or promote meets in Maryland, I've removed the 100% RAW link.
APA News:
Yearly membership with the APA is going to increase beginning in June 1st. The new membership fee will be $30.00. For a limited time only, you can purchase three year memberships for $75.00. The offer is good only until midnight, May 31. Any money received after that date/time will not be accepted.
Scott Taylor has got the Meet Results page back online. It includes results from competitions from 1997 through current year results.
IPF News:
The IPF has updated their "Supsended lifters and officials list."
On it includes Michal Wilk of Poland who competed in last year's IPF World Championships. As a result of his suspension and subsequent disqualification, Jason Beck of the USA has been awarded the Silver Medal for second place in the 100kg class. Wilk along with Michal Tatarynowicz are now two more Polish lifters that appears to have tested positive for banned substances.
USAPL News:
The March edition of the USAPL news letter has been published and released.
On the cover is a picture of the 2006 World Championships Women's Best Lifter, Priscilla Ribic and a link to lifter rankings.
In the President's message, Larry Maile touts stability in membership, increased sales of USAPL merchandise, increased participation over the last year in Open competiton and the lack of drug test failures as successes achieved for the USAPL. Sales of merchandise has accounted for approximately 10% in the budget and he acknowledges the work of "Lance Slaughter, Priscilla Ribic, and Erin Dickey for initiating, building, and maintaining this effort." He is also encouraged by the number of "Open" meets where "upwards" of 100 lifters has participated. He is also determined to build on the successes the federation has had in drug testing.
In this month's edition, 15 contests are reviewed including the 2007 Women's Nationals. Also included is a calendar of upcoming events through 2008.
Mike Armstrong continues his article on "The Novice Referee." In this months article, he focuses on judging the bench press.
Congratulations to Stephanie Whiting and Johnny Graham for their induction into the Hall of Fame. And congratulations to the 2007 Women's National team that will represent the U.S at the upcoming World Championships.
There are several spots available on the Junior and Master's NAPF team. If your interested, contact; James Townsend, North American Men's Team Head Coach (318-245-1802).
James Hart has announced the Women's Open, Junior and Master's NAPF team. There are still open slots to fill. If your interested in being a part of this team, contact James Hart (402-470-3672).
WOMEN’S OPEN TEAM 105 – Rowena Lopez, 114 – Janel Brown, 123 – Ashley Mathern, 132 - Katie VanDusen, Rita Carlsson 148 –vacant, 165 – Cydney Smith, 181 – Malinda Baum, Rhonda Clark, 198 – Katie Dodge, 198+ - Lana Allen, Megan Maurer
WOMEN’S JUNIOR TEAM
97 – Monica Johnson, 105 – Gina Trinidad, 114 – Melissa Werner, Michelle VanDusen, 123 – Samantha Baker, Kelly Heim, 132 – Katie VanDusen, 148 – Meagan Chappell, 165 – Kami Schroer, 181 & 198 –vacant, 198+ - Lana Allen
WOMEN’S MASTER TEAM
114 – Joni Mach, 123 – Barb Zintsmaster, 132 – Rita Carlsson, 148 – Donna Marts, 165 – Teresa Merrick, 165/181 – Regina Hackney, 181 – Malinda Baum, Rhonda Clark, 198 & 198+ - vacant.
Current coaching staff includes; James Hart, Eric Mach, James Townsend, and Larry Maile.
News from the World Around Us:
Powerlifting Watch for news, comments and opinions.
note; opinions expressed in articles written by others and posted here on Maryland Powerlifting does not necessarily reflect those of Maryland Powerlifting.
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