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Coming Events 7 Clarence St TENAMBIT NSW 2323 Ph: 49339935 Fax: 49339934 [email protected] www.divingnsw.org.au Dive into Diving No 6 February 2010 Coming Events 27/28 February 2010 Newcastle City Council NSW Age Championships, Newcastle 9.00am 4-10 April 2010 2010 Australian Age Championships, Brisbane, QLD 2 May 2010 Mathew Helm Meet (4th Interclub), SOPAC 10.00am 22/23 May 2010 SOPA NSW Elite Junior Championships, SOPAC 10.00am ************************************************************************************************************************************* 2010 AUSTRALIAN OPEN DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS Congratulations to the NSW State Team and Representatives that competed at the 2010 Australian Open Championships. Some outstanding performances were witnessed by everyone at the Championships including: Matthew Mitcham winning Gold on 1m, platform and Platform Synchro, Silver on 3m and 3m Synchro, Alexandra Croak Gold on Platform and Platform Synchro and Bronze on 1m, Melissa Wu Silver on Platform and Gold on Platform Synchro, Olivia Wright Gold 3m Synchro and Angus Colloff Bronze on Platform. A full list of results and team and squad selections can be found later in this edition of Board Talk. Thanks to the many volunteers who did a wonderful job throughout the Championships. Well Done NSW!!!! ******************************************************************************************************************************************** 2010 NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL NSW AGE DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS LAMBTON SWIM CENTRE SATURDAY/SUNDAY 27/28 FEBRUARY 2010 Training 7.30 to 8.50am OPENING CEREMONY 9.00AM Event 1 16/18 Boys & Girls Platform 4 dives @ 7.6 + 3 dives unlimited Event 2 14/15 Boys & Girls Platform 3 dives @ 5.4 + 3 dives unlimited Event 3 19/Over All Ages Platform As per age requirements Event 4 12/13 Boys & Girls 3 Metre 3 dives @ 5.4 + 3 dives unlimited Event 5 11/Under Boys & Girls 1 Metre 3 dives @ 5.4 + 3 dives unlimited Event 6 16/18 Boys & Girls 3 Metre 4 dives @ 7.6 + 4 dives unlimited Event 7 14/15 Boys & Girls 1 Metre 4 dives @ 7.6 + 3 dives unlimited Event 8 19/Over All Ages Men & Women 3 Metre As per age requirements Event 9 13/U Boys & Girls Synchronised 1 and/or 3 Metre 2 dives @ 2.0 + 2 dives unlimited SUNDAY 9.00AM Training 7.30 to 8.50am Event 10 12/13 Boys & Girls Platform 3 dives @ 5.4 + 2 dives unlimited Event 11 11/Under Boys & Girls Platform 2 dives @ 3.6 + 2 dives unlimited Event 12 19/Over All Ages Men & Women 1 Metre As per age requirements Event 13 14/15 Boys & Girls 3 Metre 4 dives @ 7.6 + 3 dives unlimited Event 14 16/18 Boys & Girls 1 Metre 4 dives @ 7.6 + 4 dives unlimited Event 15 11/Under Boys & Girls 3 Metre 3 dives @ 5.4 + 3 dives unlimited Event 16 12/13 Boys & Girls 1 Metre 3 dives @ 5.4 + 3 dives unlimited Event 17 14/O Boys & Girls Synchronised 3 Metre 2 dives @ 2.0 + 2 dives unlimited Notes All dives with limit must be from different groups. All dives unlimited must be from different groups Where program reads 3 dives @ = 3 groups, if 5 dives @ = 5 groups etc In all Events all dives must be assigned the appropriate FINA degree of difficulty Each of the above competitions is a separate event and although these events may be run together in the interests of time management, the events shall be judged and scored as separate events. All advertised events and/or times are only guides and are subject to change. The athlete is responsible for the accuracy of the dive sheet In Age Synchro at least one round is required with a forward take-off by both divers and at least one with backward take-off by both divers. Synchronised Teams are separated into two events Boys and Girls teams. Mixed teams are permitted but must compete in the Boys event. List of Dive Forms Dive sheets must be submitted online at www.divingnsw.org.au by 5.00pm three days prior to the first day of the meet and no alteration will be allowed after that submission. To complete Dive Sheets Online please go to www.divingnsw.org.au click on the Dive Sheets link below the Diverecorder logo in the top right hand corner of the page and follow the instructions. 2009 NSW STATE AGE DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS DINNER/TOMBOLA NIGHT WHEN: SATURDAY 27 FEBRUARY 2010 WHERE: Lambton/New Lambton RSL Bowling Club 297 Lambton Rd New Lambton TIME: 6.00pm DRINKS: Available at the bar COST: Adults $20.00 each Children Under 12 $10.00 Adult Menu Choice of:- Main 1. Roast Dinners (Either Chicken or Beef) and roast vegies, greens and gravy 2. Chicken Schnitzel with salad and chips or roast vegies and gravy 3. Vegetarian Quiche with salad and chips or roast vegies and gravy Desert 1. Pavlova Ice-cream and or Cream 2. Apple Pie and Cream 3. Ice-cream and flavouring Children Menu Main 1. Sausages Chips and Salad 2. Sausages with roast vegies and Gravy 3. Chicken Schnitzel with salad and chips 4. Chicken Schnitzel with roast vegies and chips 5. Small Chicken Schnitzel with salad and chips Desert Ice-cream and flavouring During the dinner Diving NSW holds its annual fund raising event where everyone brings in a contribution or two or ten for the tombola. Attendees buy raffle tickets and hopefully win some great donated prizes. The kids love it and the adults have a blast laughing at Eric and his Tombola antics. So we welcome all to a great evening of fun and fellowship. RSVP with numbers and choices to :- Cath Davies: [email protected] PH: 0431741734 ASAP ************************************************************************************************** MAJOR SCHOOL EVENTS 11 March 2010 CAS Thurs Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre 5.00pm 12 March 2010 IGSSA Fri Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre 8.00am 26 March 2010 Combined Primary Independent Schools Fri Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre 9.00am 29 April 2010 Combined Secondary Independent Schools Fri Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre 9.00am 29/30 March 2010 Combined High Schools Mon/Tues Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre 9.30am 31 March 2010 NSW PSSA Wednesday Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre 9.30am 3 May 2010 All Schools Monday Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre 8.30am 5-11 June 2010 School Sport Australia Championships Sat-Fri Brisbane, Queensland OFFICIALS NEEDED Diving NSW is currently seeking available officials for the following events: Could you please email [email protected] or contact Eric Brooker on 0404160294 if you can assist. 11 March 2010 – CAS 12 March 2010 - IGSSA 29 April 2010 - Combined Independent Schools Secondary 2010 Australian Open Diving Championships Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre Sydney Olympic Park Friday, 22 January 2010 ~ Sunday, 24 January 2010 Rank Name Prelim Semi Final Womens 1 Metre 1 Sharleen STRATTON -- Queensland 291.55 295.60 2 Jaele PATRICK -- Victoria 283.00 282.70 3 Alexandra CROAK -- New South Wales 287.65 280.40 4 Olivia WRIGHT -- New South Wales 257.00 267.75 5 Esther QIN -- New South Wales 250.05 261.05 6 Rachel BUGG -- South Australia 259.30 259.65 7 Hannah THEK -- Victoria 244.45 249.20 8 Gabrielle ARMSTRONG-SCOTT -- New Zealand 206.60 244.50 9 Anna GELAI -- Victoria 252.55 243.35 10 Emma JAMIESON -- Victoria 226.15 222.05 11= Ashley DE MUELENAERE -- Queensland 249.90 220.65 11= Kahlia WARNER -- Victoria 208.30 220.65 13 Natasha BURGESS -- South Australia 205.05 14 Beth ALEXANDER -- New South Wales 202.90 15 Emma LUDOWICI -- New South Wales 194.15 16 Beth NICOLSON -- Queensland 193.45 17 Sayaka SHIBUSAWA -- Japan 189.65 18 Jocelyn BURNETT -- Tasmania 185.85 19 Victoria HUNT -- New South Wales 184.15 20 Isobel KATEROS -- Tasmania 180.90 21 Sarah WATSON -- Western Australia 174.85 22 Nicole SWANEPOEL -- Queensland 89.45 Mens 1 Metre 1 Matthew MITCHAM -- New South Wales 348.00 421.80 2 Ethan WARREN -- Queensland 363.35 393.60 3 Scott ROBERTSON -- Victoria 387.85 392.55 4 Grant NEL -- Victoria 327.35 376.75 5 Thomas RICKARDS -- New South Wales 349.35 335.85 6 Jesse CARVER -- Queensland 293.50 312.55 7 Josiah PURSS -- New South Wales 302.90 303.80 8 Angus COLLOFF -- New South Wales 293.60 302.60 9 Luke HAYES -- Victoria 273.85 10 James CONNOR -- Victoria 264.50 11 Ben REARDON -- New South Wales 246.55 Rank Name Prelim Semi Final Womens 3 Metre 1 Sharleen STRATTON -- Queensland 332.00 352.05 381.90 2 Briony COLE -- Victoria 334.60 273.85 350.10 3 Anabelle SMITH -- Victoria 301.50 319.20 338.70 4 Jaele PATRICK -- Victoria 300.55 290.05 326.55 5 Hannah THEK -- Victoria 284.60 300.90 316.40 6 Olivia WRIGHT -- New South Wales 277.30 283.95 305.25 7 Brittany BROBEN -- Queensland 232.55 276.45 291.75 8 Esther QIN -- New South Wales 274.25 298.60 287.00 9 Melissa WU -- New South Wales 288.05 295.65 279.00 10 Rachel BUGG -- South Australia 244.35 273.55 254.70 11 Anna GELAI -- Victoria 254.55 246.45 234.55 12 Natasha BURGESS -- South Australia 237.95 263.20 229.10 13 Ashley DE MUELENAERE -- Queensland 230.05 232.85 14 Beth ALEXANDER -- New South Wales 253.70 232.05 15 Taneka KOVCHENKO -- Queensland 243.50 231.40 16 Emma JAMIESON -- Victoria 233.15 225.60 17 Gabrielle ARMSTRONG-SCOTT -- New Zealand 238.40 224.20 18 Gemma ALLINSON -- Queensland 222.80 172.40 19 Kahlia WARNER -- Victoria 213.10 20 Beth NICOLSON -- Queensland 209.90 21 Anna-Irene TSOUKALAS -- Victoria 192.75 22 Sarah WATSON -- Western Australia 188.55 Mens Platform 1 Matthew MITCHAM -- New South Wales 536.55 533.35 505.60 2 Ethan WARREN -- Queensland 379.40 400.05 447.55 3 James CONNOR -- Victoria 391.40 379.80 403.65 4 Angus COLLOFF -- New South Wales 345.65 413.10 377.75 5 Matthew BARNARD -- Queensland 308.20 308.25 345.00 6 Grant NEL -- Victoria 297.30 310.05 340.35 7 Darcy TAYLOR -- Victoria
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