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Help Wanted: USA Powerlifting New Hampshire State Referees

As USA Powerlifting New Hampshire membership continues to grow, so does our need for state referees to officiate at our meets. The upcoming New Hampshire State Championship on April 28 and April 29 is a perfect opportunity to take your referee exam.

There are two parts to this exam: written and practical.

The written exam is a 50 question, open USA Powerlifting Rule Book test that you can take at the meet. The practical exam follows the written exam. During this phase of the test, you will sit with an experienced referee and judge 100 different lifts.

You don’t have to be an active competitor at powerlifting meets to become a state referee, but you do have to meet the following prerequisites.

You must be:

At least 18 years of age.
A current member of USA Powerlifting.
Actively involved in the sport of powerlifting as an athlete, coach, meet director or scoring table official for at least one year.

For more information on how to become a state referee, or if you would like to schedule time to take the test at our next meet, contact USA Powerlifting New Hampshire State Chair Lizz Smullen at lizzsmullen@gmail.com at least one day prior to the upcoming event.

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