About the Contest
It's time to find the 2021 Strongest Athletes and Schools in the U.S.A.!
Competition Rules and Regulations
WEIGHT CLASSES (LB)
Male: 119 | 129 | 139 | 154 | 169 | 183 | 199 | 219 | 238 | +238
Female: 101 | 110 | 119 | 129 | 139 | 154 | 169 | 183 | 199 | +199
EVENTS
Bench | Back squat | Clean ( full or power)
HOW TO REGISTER
1. Upload 3 videos displaying your best bench, squat, and clean.
2. Fill out the required information below
3. Ensure your mailing address is correct
RULES
1. All athletes must submit 1 video showcasing their best bench, squat and clean.
2. Each video must include the athlete weighing in on a scale with the weight clearly visible following the completion of each lift.
3. Squat and bench will be judged based on the rules set by USA Powerlifting.
4. Clean will be judged based on the rules set by USA Weightlifting
5. Athletes between the ages of 13 and 18 may participate
6. Home-schooled and international school US athletes may participate
REGULATIONS
1. Upon request athletes will have to submit high school attendance verification to suzy.sanchez@usaweightlifting.org
2. Bench shirts and squat suits are prohibited
3. Pulling straps are not allowed
4. Videos that do not include a weight check are not allowed
5. Excessive weight cutting methods are not endorsed or allowed
6. Knee sleeves and knee wraps are allowed
7. Belts are allowed
8. In the case of a tie the athlete that posted their video submission first will be awarded
PRIZES
Top 3 schools:
Club banner
Top school:
(1) rogue men's or women's barbell
Trophy
Weight class champions:
Trophy
(1) pair Nike WL shoes
(1) year USAW membership
(1) T shirt
Submit Your Entry
HOW TO REGISTER
1. Upload 3 videos displaying your best bench, squat, and clean.
2. Fill out the required information below
3. Video file name should be listed as follows Athlete Name_Lift_School_Weight class_Gender
Ex. John doe_Bench_USA Weightlifting HS_119_male
About us
The Mission of USA Weightlifting shall be to enable United States athletes to achieve sustained competitive excellence in Olympic competition and to promote and grow the sport of weightlifting in the United States.