mcminkz05 wrote:how old can you be to still ump in Jr. Nationals? If you can be 18, wouldnt a late like July or aug. b-day help you cuz you could compete after your frosh year in college too?
19 yrs old. It is also called Under 20.
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19 yrs old. It is also called Under 20.
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mcminkz05 wrote:so then wouldnt having a late summer b-day be helpful, bc then oyu can compete frosh and soph years of college?
To clarify things, I just got this from the USATF website concerning entry into the 2003 Juniors:
"Athletes must be at least 14 years old on the day of competition but not turn 20 years old during 2003."
I was wrong about Tommy's age, apparently he just turned 19, not 20. My Bad!
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