Post by pitbull on Aug 23, 2006 19:48:01 GMT -5
Attention NC Lifters!
Posted by Greg Van Hoose on August 22, 2006, 2:49 pm
We will be setting new NC state records at the Southeastern States Regional. If you are a NC resident and have set a state record since the weight classes went back to the traditional classes it is your responsibility to submit the record to us. That means a copy of the results from the website or powerlifting USA.
Unfortunately with the death of our NC records chairperson Eddie Payne we do not have an accounting for the records since the classes went back to the traditional weight classes. I know this is an inconvenience but if the record means enough to you to want to see it published it should mean enough to do a little leg work.
You can email Susan at gvhl@wirefire.com and please use the heading of NC records when you write so it goes in the right folder. Thanks for your support and we look forward to a great meet in the South. Keep in mind you can set state records from your state while lifting in another state. It is your responsibility to contact the state records chairman to make sure the record gets posted.
Greg Van Hoose
Link: www.vhepower.com
Posted by Greg Van Hoose on August 22, 2006, 2:49 pm
We will be setting new NC state records at the Southeastern States Regional. If you are a NC resident and have set a state record since the weight classes went back to the traditional classes it is your responsibility to submit the record to us. That means a copy of the results from the website or powerlifting USA.
Unfortunately with the death of our NC records chairperson Eddie Payne we do not have an accounting for the records since the classes went back to the traditional weight classes. I know this is an inconvenience but if the record means enough to you to want to see it published it should mean enough to do a little leg work.
You can email Susan at gvhl@wirefire.com and please use the heading of NC records when you write so it goes in the right folder. Thanks for your support and we look forward to a great meet in the South. Keep in mind you can set state records from your state while lifting in another state. It is your responsibility to contact the state records chairman to make sure the record gets posted.
Greg Van Hoose
Link: www.vhepower.com