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Diving Championships NSW PRIMARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION Diving Championships Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 April 2018 Hosted by NSW Combined High Schools Sports Association in conjunction with the NSW Department of Education School Sport Unit Welcome from Craig Stevens Swimming Olympian & Medallist World Championship Swimmer & Medallist Commonwealth Games Swimmer & Medallist NSWPSSA Swimming Representative NSWCHSSA Swimming Representative NSWCHSSA Blue Award (Swimming 1998) Bonnet Bay & Loftus Public School Jannali & Endeavour Sports High School Welcome to the 2018 New South Wales Combined High Schools Diving Championships. It was such a great experience for me growing up and participating in swimming championships offered in the public school system. School Sport offered so many opportunities for myself and gave me so much motivation to perform both in and out of school. Throughout my primary schooling I did well and reached the State Championships, winning medals. In high school my competitive swimming outside of school competition suffered and I was thinking whether or not to continue. When I was 16 I was able to win a medal in the 800metres at the NSWCHSSA Championships and that was a massive boost for me, It was the start of a new chapter in my swimming career. It pushed me to new levels. In Year 11 and Year 12 I was able to make it through to NSW All Schools and then to the National School Swimming Championships where I was able to win medals. The year after leaving school I was selected in my first Australian Open Swimming Team at the 1999 Pan Pacific Championships. From there I competed at 3 World Championships, 2 Commonwealth Games and 2 Olympics. I was able to win medals at all major meets. If not for the confidence I gained through participating in school sport championships and the friends I made in swimming through the public education programs I am sure I would not have achieved what I have. I wish you all the best in your future endeavours and hope you compete in the right spirit, doing so fairly and in a way where you always do your best, whether you win or just do a ‘personal best’ do so with good sportsmanship. Good luck in your future sporting endeavours! Craig Stevens Welcome from the NSW Department of Education I am delighted to welcome competitors, parents, caregivers, team and event officials and supporters to the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre for the 2018 NSW Combined High Schools Sports Association Diving Championships. Our school sport programs are rich in tradition and your participation at this event acknowledges your part in this long history. School sport championships and carnivals, organised and conducted by our state and regional schools sports associations, showcase the enormous talent that is nurtured in our schools. These opportunities encourage competitors to participate in the spirit of friendship, fair play and respect for others. Students are here this week representing their schools, and schools sports associations. Many students will achieve a personal best and gain a greater understanding that participation in sport provides enjoyment, builds connections and develops lifelong skills, including team work, problem solving and decision making. On behalf of the NSW Department of Education, I would like to thank our host school sport association NSWPSSA for their hospitality and event organisation. I also extend my thanks and appreciation to the parents, caregivers, teachers, principals and community sports organisations that have supported this championship. I would particularly like to acknowledge Teachers Mutual Bank for their ongoing support of our school sporting programs. I trust that all competitors will be rewarded through their own personal performances and that they will leave with fond memories of their participation in the NSW Combined High Schools Sports Association Diving Championships. I am certain that every individual effort will be recognised and greatly appreciated by schools and schools sports associations. Mark Scott Secretary, Department of Education NSWPSSA Executive President Simon Warren Vice Presidents Nerida Noble Jacqui Charlton Brett Austine Mark Skein Treasurer Gavin Holburn Executive Officer Jacky Patrick NSWCHS Diving Convener Sue Milford Conveners Message Welcome to Sydney Olympic Park for the Diving championships and School Sport Australia trials. I would like to thank Diving NSW for their continued support of these Championships. The support from our sponsors is always greatly appreciated. I would like to thank them for their continued effort. Diving would like to thank Eyeline for their continued support. Sue Milford Convener Program Day 1 - 9 April 2018 8.00am Warm up 9.00am Competition start Order of Events 12 Years Boys and Girls Springboard 13 Years Boys and Girls Springboard 14 Years Boys and Girls Springboard 15 Years Boys and Girls Springboard 12-15 years knockout events Day 2 - 10 April 2018 8.00am Warm up 9.00am Competition start Order of Events 16 Years Boys and Girls Springboard 17+ Years Boys and Girls springboard Open Platform - Boys Open Platform - Girls Champion of Champions - Boys and Girls 16-19 knockout events Team synchro CHS General Entries: Each Association may enter five (5) competitors in each competition. Eligibility: Competing divers must be bonefide students of schools within the association they represent. Age: Age is determined by age turned during the year of competition. Association Point Score: The points system is as follows: 1st place ..........................10 points 2nd Place ................... 8 points 3rd place ...........................6 points 4th Place .................... 4 points 5th place ..........................2 points all other places ........... 1 point Champion of Champions Eligibility: The winner of each competition division is eligible to contest the Champion of Champions. In the event that a diver wins both a springboard and a platform event they may choose to do springboard and/or platform. Dive sheets for this event should be submitted to the championship organiser at the conclusion of the respective event. Dive Requirements – Springboard Age Event Limited Dives Unlimited Dives 12 1m and/or 3m 2 dives from different groups @ 3.6 plus 2 dives from different groups unlimited DD 13 1m and/or 3m 2 dives from different groups @ 3.6 plus 2 dives from different groups unlimited DD 14 1m and/or 3m 3 dives from different groups @ 5.4 plus 3 dives from different groups unlimited DD 15 1m and/or 3m 3 dives from different groups @ 5.4 plus 3 dives from different groups unlimited DD 16 1m and/or 3m 4 dives from different groups @ 7.6 plus 4 dives from different groups unlimited DD ** 17/19 1m and/or 3m 4 dives from different groups @ 7.6 plus 4 dives from different groups unlimited DD ** Dive Requirements – Platform Age Event Limited Dives Unlimited Dives Platform Open 3 dives from different groups @ 5.6 plus 3 dives from different groups unlimited DD 5/7.5/10 Day One - 9 April 2018 EVENT ONE 12 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD No Name Assoc School Score Place 1 Hannah Taha SN Turramurra HS 2 EVENT TWO 12 YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 Kobey Pitkin HUN Lambton HS EVENT THREE 13 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 Tiggy Sadler-Barker HUN Lambton HS 2 Georgia Cooksey HUN Warners Bay HS 3 Gracie Barr-Jones SN Forest HS 4 Sofia Knight SN Killara HS EVENT FOUR 13 YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 Declan McLeod HUN Lambton HS 2 Zac Aubry SN Epping Boys HS 3 Lachlan McCarthy HU Belmont HS 4 Max Fricker SE Cronulla HS 5 Elias Johnson HUN Newcastle HS EVENT FIVE 14 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 Sophie Davies HUN Belmont HS 2 Imogen O’Brien SN Burwood Girls HS 3 Zoe Thomas HUN Belmont HS 4 Lucinda Evatt SN Killara HS EVENT SIX 14 YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 Travis Gee SN Pittwater HS 2 Zac Pont HUN Cardiff HS 3 Domenic Cooksey HUN Warners Bay HS 4 Jackson Glasby HUN Lambton HS EVENT SEVEN 15 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 Heidi Fricker SE Cronulla HS 2 Lauren Amy HUN Lambton HS 3 Annalise Rose HUN Cardiff HS 4 Riki Leamon SN Fort St HS 5 Zoe Petridis SW Castle Hill HS 6 Dayna Garside HUN Lambton HS EVENT EIGHT 15 YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 Ryley Sams HUN Lambton HS 2 Oliver Bryers HUN Cardiff HS 3 Jack Hunter SW Northmead HS 4 Finn Kingston HUN Lambton HS EVENT NINE 12-15 YEARS KNOCKOUTS All divers DAY TWO EVENT TEN 16 YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 Elizabeth Jefferson RIV Murray HS 2 Zoe Cooksey HUN Warners Bay HS 3 Grace Barrett SW Muirfield HS 4 Zali Daly HUN Cardiff HS 5 Jenna Brown SN Mosman HS EVENT ELEVEN 16 YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 Anthony Lewsam HUN Cardiff HS 2 Flynn Lanz HUN Lambton HS 3 Geoffrey Wood HUN Cardiff HS EVENT TWELVE 17+ YEARS GIRLS SPRINGBOARD 1 Emily Pettingill RIV Murray HS 2 Jessica Pickering HUN Belmont HS 3 Monique Collin HUN Newcastle HS EVENT THIRTEEN 17+ YEARS BOYS SPRINGBOARD 1 Chris Bednar SW Muirfield HS 2 Jai Starrett HUN Belmont HS 3 Alexander Feibig HUN Great Lakes College EVENT FOURTEEN OPEN GIRLS PLATFORM 1 Zoe Petridis (15) SW Castle Hill HS 2 Sofia Knight (13) SN Killara HS 3 Dayna Garside (15) HUN New Lambton HS 4 Grace Barrett (16) SW Muirfield HS 5 Heidi Fricker (15) SE Cronulla HS 6 Imogen O’Brien (14) SN Burwood Girls HS 7 Emily Pettingill (17) RIV Murray HS 8 Jessica Pickering (17) HUN Belmont HS 9 Monique Collin (17) HUN Newcastle HS EVENT FIFTEEN OPEN BOYS PLATFORM 1 Zac Aubry (13) SN Epping BoysHS 2 Flynn Lanz (16) HUN Lambton HS 3 Oliver Bryers (15) HUN Cardiff HS 4 Chris Bednar (17) SW Muirfield HS 5 Jack Hunter (15) SW Northmead HS 6 Max Fricker (13) SE Cronulla HS EVENT SIXTEEN CHAMPION OF
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