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Judges are not tested on L1/L2 rules... or, from what I have seen, even L3 rules. Testing begins with L4 rules.Old Level 3, where the vault was a dive roll, they used to be allowed to use a tramp board. Now it is only in Xcel And level 1.
My latest meet there was a team that used it at Level 2. I could see the judges over there talking to the coaches but we were competing beam so I didn't see what happened. Apparently they allowed that team to vault with it. I didn't say anything until after all Level 2 sessions were over, but then talked to the judges and meet referee about how it's not allowed. They "couldn't find the rule" so they let them do it. Ugh. I ended up showing the rule to them for future reference. Everyone makes mistakes, but I expect coaches to know the rules for their athletes and I expect judges to at least know where to find the rules and to do their homework on their event before sitting down in that chair to judge the athletes.
If they did they violated their sanction. It's not a new rule. Equipment companies bringing new springboards that are hard happens frequently at outside venues, but USAG JO level 3 can't use the alternate springboard apparatus. I believe AAU allows it in their version of the compulsories though.