First I want to thank the NSCF community. We have an amazing community of athletes. Without our community working together as a team we would never be able to put together events as big as this one. A special thanks to all our volunteers at the meet both NSCF members and USAW officials. The loaders, time keepers, referees, announcer, score keeper and behind the scenes crew. The sport is run by volunteers! Thank you to the vendors for great food and product. Thank you to the Picardy girls for running the snack bar. Now to the team. We had 21 athletes compete at the competition and many more training alongside them. I want to thank them for all their hard work and dedication to the team. It has been a vision of mine for many years and to see it thriving is exciting and rewarding to me. The teams training cycle was 12 weeks long and very, very hard. I don’t think I am alone in being very happy to finally get on those platforms. As a team we had huge gains in technique and strength. We have all the numbers and will have them posted up next week. I think everyone will be quite impressed by the gains our team made. The next training cycle starts the week after Christmas. Some will continue on the platforms getting ready for meets in the beginning of 2012. Next up for most of us is the CrossFit Open Competition that starts in February. Get ready, the fun starts on Monday!
I want to thank Coach Lussier for all the time, knowledge and extra personal attention he gave to every person on our team. He watched every lift for every athlete for 12 weeks. His knowledge of weightlifting is impressive. I am grateful and a little lucky to be able to have Coach in our building. He has a unique ability to not care if you are tired, sore, hurt, have torn up hands, went out drinking the night before, dropped a bar on your head or think you have had enough for the day. At one point I actually quit training 5 times in one session. Somehow I managed to finish in 3 short hours. He waits for you to finish explaining your nonsense and has you pick the bar back up and get to work. Every person was prepared to do their best on Sunday and they did not let Coach down. Thank you Coach Lussier and welcome to the North Shore CrossFit family!
2011 New England LWC Weightlifting Championships score sheet scoresheet
Womens Team – 1st place overall
48kg
- Tara Picardy – 1st place & 1st place master – 3 New England Records. Qualified for the Pan Americans and Worlds in Russia!
53kg
- Dawn Adam Brown – 1st place, 1st place master, womens Grand Master & 3 New England Records. Qualified for the Pan Americans and Worlds in Russia!
58kg
- Susan Young – 1st place & Best Overall Lifter
- Bekah Waterson – 3rd place
- Nikki P – 4th place & 1st place masters
63kg
- Sarah Zdanowicz – 1st place
- Rachel Belino – 5th place
69kg
- Rose “The Beast” Mini – 2nd place & 1st place master
75kg
- Jeanee Gonet – 1st place
75+kg
- Katelyn Romano – 1st place
- Kaitlin Lyons – 2nd place
Men’s Team 2nd Place overall
62kg
- Steve “Killah” Blair 1st place & 1st place master – 2 New England Records!
- Sam Wong-Rapuano – 2nd place & 1st place Jr.
69kg
- Brandon “Ninja” Arakaki – 3rd place & 1st place master
- Jake Duckworth – 4th place & 2nd place master
77kg
- Joe “Burpee” Butera – 4th place
- Dave Picardy – 6th place & 2nd place master
- Derek Goff – 12th place
- Dave ”Pecs by” Peddie – 14th place & 5th place master
94kg
- Andy “The Webmaster” Waterson 7th place
105kg
- Frank Woods - 5th place


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December 13, 2011
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