[jacketree]

For USNA:

HEIGHT AND WEIGHT STANDARDS
Height Men Women
(in inches) Min Max Min Max
60 --- --- 94 131
61 --- --- 96 135
62 103 148 98 138
63 104 152 100 142
64 104 157 102 145
65 106 162 104 149
66 107 167 106 153
67 111 172 109 156
68 115 176 112 160
69 119 182 115 163
70 123 187 118 167
71 127 192 122 171
72 131 197 125 175
73 135 202 128 178
74 139 208 132 181
75 143 213 136 185
76 147 219 139 189
77 151 224 143 192
78 153 230 147 196

Obviously USNA relaxes these for football players.  I can't imagine West Point doesn't as well.  The service academies could not play competitive football otherwise.

My son plays Sprint Football, which has a 172 pound weight limit, measured every Tuesday.  (Famous Sprint alumni include George Allen, Donald Rumsfeld, Robert Kraft, Hoodie Allen, and Jimmy Carter. The league title almost always comes down to Army-Navy.) He says a lot of guys actually play at 200 pounds or more (Friday or Saturday) and he routinely loses 6-10 pounds during their daily conditioning. (Thus the need for a refrigerator.) The past two years they played a DII or III (or maybe club) team full of 300 pound plus linemen. They won both games, but lost 15 guys to injury each time, so they stopped doing that.  I dropped him off last week in Annapolis and he weighed 175, so he won't have any trouble making weight. He's a little heavier this year than last and he can kick my ass.  Guy on the right.

[jacketree]

For USNA:

HEIGHT AND WEIGHT STANDARDS
Height Men Women
(in inches) Min Max Min Max
60 --- --- 94 131
61 --- --- 96 135
62 103 148 98 138
63 104 152 100 142
64 104 157 102 145
65 106 162 104 149
66 107 167 106 153
67 111 172 109 156
68 115 176 112 160
69 119 182 115 163
70 123 187 118 167
71 127 192 122 171
72 131 197 125 175
73 135 202 128 178
74 139 208 132 181
75 143 213 136 185
76 147 219 139 189
77 151 224 143 192
78 153 230 147 196

Obviously USNA relaxes these for football players.  I can't imagine West Point doesn't as well.  The service academies could not play competitive football otherwise.

My son plays Sprint Football, which has a 172 pound weight limit, measured every Tuesday.  (Famous Sprint alumni include George Allen, Donald Rumsfeld, Robert Kraft, Hoodie Allen, and Jimmy Carter. The league title almost always comes down to Army-Navy.) He says a lot of guys actually play at 200 pounds or more (Friday or Saturday) and he routinely loses 6-10 pounds during their daily conditioning. (Thus the need for a refrigerator.) The past two years they played a DII or III (or maybe club) team full of 300 pound plus linemen. They won both games, but lost 15 guys to injury each time, so they stopped doing that.  I dropped him off last week in Annapolis and he weighed 175, so he won't have any trouble making weight. He's a little heavier this year than last and he can kick my ass.  Guy on the right.