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The White Rose Diving Invitational 2000 WHITE ROSE DIVING INVITATIONAL 2015 17th & 18th October at the Leeds Aquatics Centre John Charles Centre for Sport Leeds For more information contact: Entries to be sent to: Adam Smallwood City of Leeds Diving Club EVENT MANAGER C/o Ann Barker 9 Edwin Avenue, Guiseley, 0113 3957363 or 0113 3957361 Leeds, LS20 8QJ [email protected] [email protected] www.diveleeds.com The White Rose Novice Diving Invitational 17-18th October 2014 In conjunction with Leeds City Council the City of Leeds Diving Club is proud to invite you to the 19th White Rose Novice Diving Invitational. The competition will be held at the John Charles Centre for Sport, Aquatics Centre in South Leeds. The pool is a state of the art facility boasting a full compliment of springboards and platforms with a fully equipped dryland training area. The divers will perform 12 skills. These skills will be divided into 3 stations of 4 skills and assessed with 3 judges at each. The competitors will be divided across the 3 stations and rotated once each station has finished. Once the final result has been calculated the top 6 divers will progress to the final where 3 designated skills will be repeated. Awards will be given to the top 6 finalists, Top Coach and the Top Team will receive the White Rose trophy. As usual, look out for the extra entertainment whilst here in Leeds. There will be a short diving show before each final session which will feature some of the top divers in the country including 2014 Commonwealth Games Medallist’s Jack Laugher, Chris Mears, Rebecca Gallantree, Alicia Blagg and James Denny. On behalf of the organising team, the City of Leeds Diving Club and Leeds City Council, we look forward to welcoming you again to what has become one of the best attended skills competitions in the UK!!! Yours in Diving Adam Smallwood CITY OF LEEDS DIVING CLUB White Rose Programme 2014 Provisional Timetable (subject to change) Friday 16th October Training Slot 1 2.30 – 4.00pm Training Slot 2 5.00 – 6.30pm Training Slot 3 6.30 – 8.00pm Saturday 17th October Open Training 8.00 – 10.00am Technical Meeting 9.30am – Dryland Area Restricted Training 10.00 – 10.45am 1m Session 1 11.00am GROUP E GIRLS B/C GROUP D BOYS B/C GROUP C GIRLS B/C GROUP E BOYS A GROUP B+ BOYS A Restricted Training 3.15 – 3.45pm SHOW & FINALS!!!!!! 4.00pm GROUP E GIRLS B/C GROUP D BOYS B/C GROUP C GIRLS B/C GROUP E BOYS A Sunday 19th October Restricted Training 8.45 – 9.15am Session 2 9.30am GROUP D GIRLS B/C GROUP C BOYS B/C GROUP B+ GIRLS A Restricted Training 12.15 – 12.45pm SHOW & FINALS!!!!!! 1.00pm GROUP B+ BOYS A GROUP D GIRLS B/C GROUP C BOYS B/C GROUP B+ GIRLS A (Estimated finish at 5.00pm) EVENT CONDITIONS (Separate events for boys and girls) If a diver has competed at an ASA National Age Group Competitions Event they are not eligible to compete at the White Rose 2014. GROUP E (8/9yrs), GROUP D (10/11yrs), GROUP C (12/13yrs) Preliminary Divers will perform all 12 skills as follows in the circuit rounds:- Poolside 1m Springboard 3m Springboard 1. Plain Header 1. Hurdle Step 100A 1. Forward Pike Fall (1.0) 2. 200C with armswing 2. 200A with armswing 2. Forward Sitting Tuck Roll (1.2) 3. 101C 3. x1 Dive from list A* 3. Back Fall Straight (1.4) 4. Reverse Pike Sit w/a 4. x1 Dive from List B* 4. Back Tuck Roll from Crouch (1.3) *1m Dive List A: 101c(1.2) 101b(1.3) 103c(1.6) 103b(1.7) 401c(1.4) 401b(1.5) *1m Dive List B: Back Fall Straight(1.0) 201c(1.5) 201b(1.6) 301c(1.6) 301b(1.7) NOTE: Hurdle Step or x1/2 Bounce start can be used for all Forward and Reverse Skills Final Top 6 Divers will advance to the final and perform the following skills (no carry over score):- 1m Springboard 3m Springboard 1. x1 Dive from List A* 1. Repeat x1 Entry from the Preliminary 2. x1 Dive from List B* GROUP B+ (14/16yrs) Preliminary Divers will perform all 12 skills as follows in the circuit rounds:- 1m Springboard 3m Springboard 1. Dive from List C* 1. Dive from List E 2. Dive from list D* 2. Dive from List F 3. Dive from List C* 3. Dive from List E 4. Dive from List D* 4. Dive from List F 5. Dive from List C* 5. x1 Forward Line Up 6. Dive from list D* 6. x1 Backward Line Up *1m Dive List C: 101c(1.2) 101b(1.3) 103c(1.6) 103b(1.7) 401c(1.4) 401b(1.5) 402c(1.6) 403c(2.2) *1m Dive List D: 201c(1.5) 201b(1.6) 301c(1.6) 301b(1.7) 5221d(1.7) 5122d(1.9) 202c(1.5) 203c(2.0) (Repeats are allowed at 1.0) *3m Dive List E: 101c(1.4) 101b(1.5) 103c(1.5) 103b(1.6) 401c(1.3) 401b(1.4) 403c(1.9) *3m Dive List F: 201c(1.5) 201b(1.6) 301c(1.6) 301b(1.7) 5231d(1.7) 5132d(1.9) 203c(2.0) 303c (2.1) * 3m Fwd Line Ups: Forward Pike Fall (1.0) Sitting Tuck Roll (1.2) * 3m Back Line Ups: Standing Back Fall Straight (1.4) Crouch Back Tuck Roll (1.3) NOTE: Standing Start or Hurdle Steps can be used for all Forward, Reverse & Twist Skills Final Top 6 Divers will advance to the final and perform the following skills(no carry over score):- 1m Springboard 3m Springboard 1. x1 Dive from List C* 1. Repeat x1 Line Up from the Prelim 2. x1 Dive from List D* JUDGING In order to satisfy the judging requirements for this type of event we will supply a judge for each panel at each station in the preliminary. The rest of the panels will be made up from the attending clubs. There will be 3 judges per station. We will nominate a referee for each panel. In the Finals there will be a panel of 5 Judges – one from Leeds and the rest from the attending clubs. Judges lists will be posted in advance. FRIDAY NIGHT TRAINING Please can any clubs wishing to train on the Friday please contact the Diving Office in advance to inform us of your arrival. The Diving Training Scheme is still in operation during the day and we will timetable you in at an appropriate time slot to ensure you have access to the right boards. Email: [email protected] ENTRY FORMS Please complete the Entry Form (photocopy as appropriate) and return it to Ann Barker by 25th September ENTRY FEES £10.00 per event (£5.00 will be added for all late entries) All Payments to be made payable to ‘The City of Leeds Diving Club’ INFORMATION PACK All teams will receive an information pack at the Technical meeting. This will include the programme, start orders, pool safety guidelines and other general information regarding the weekend. DIVE SHEETS Dive Sheets must be submitted prior to your arrival. Close of play for dive sheets is: 14th October We are using DiveRecorder, the electronic scoring system developed by Malcolm Taylor from Edinburgh. Those of you who were at ASA events this year will have seen it in action in Leeds, Southend and Sheffield. One advantage of Dive Recorder is that we can accept dive sheets electronically and input them directly to the scoring system. This is simple and easy to do online or off-line and you can then e-mail the file to [email protected] . Step 1: Go on line, visit DiveRecorder downloads at http://www.diverecorder.co.uk , download the DiveSheets program and follow the instructions for installing on your PC. If you have already downloaded DiveSheets (for ASA competitions) go to Step 2. Step 2: Staying on line, open the DiveSheets program. To download the Meet Configuration file (.mcf), Click on New Meet, double click on White Rose 2014 in the list to load it into DiveSheets (see on line instructions) Step 3: complete all the dive sheets for your divers on or off-line. Enter all your divers, fill in their dive sheets in Entries, print off a report that gives details of all your divers and their dives (this is your prompt copy for the event). Step 4: When you're happy you have all the information on divers/dive sheets entered and saved, printed your report, go back on line, click on submit in DiveSheets. Fill in all the appropriate boxes, follow the on line instructions. An e-mail is created that will send the .mcf file to Ann to upload to the Scoring program. If you use AOL you might need to attach the file from the DiveSheets folder. There are instructions in DiveSheets which give details of the naming convention for the .ent file (you can view this file in Notepad or Wordpad if you need to). If you have any problems you can e-mail [email protected] and I will send the .mcf file for you to attach to DiveSheets or help with more instructions. Copy of the Meet Configuration file to download: Close of play for dive sheets is 14th October, before this would be much better.
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