Powerlifting: it turns out there’s more to it than just picking upheavy stuff. Southern Regional High School’s strength and conditioning program competed for the first time in over10 years on Sunday at St. Joseph High School in Hammonton, and placed second.
This was thanks to first-place efforts from super heavyweight Clay Robinson, 275-pound class lifter Femi Palmer and 123-pound class lifter Chris Scucci. Joe Miele, 198-pound weight class lifter, placed second.
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