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SUMMARY:FINA World Junior Diving Championships
DESCRIPTION:Taking time off from his apprenticeship at Neil Hogarth Building Contractor\,\nPlymouth diver Euan McCabe and Southampton diver Robbie Lee have just\nfinished competing for GBR at the 24 th FINA World Junior Diving Championships\nheld in Montreal\, Canada. With over 250 divers from 40 nations this is a high\nprofile event with the best of the best vying for a podium finish. Pairing up for\nthe platform synchro their synchronisation was on point throughout. Lying in\nfifth place after the third round\, their fourth dive an inward three and a half\nsomersault brought them back into medal contention. Finishing off with a\nsuperb back two and a half somersault with one and a half twists resulted in a\ndeserved silver medal for this established pairing.\nThe final day of the event was the individual group A platform. With only\ntwelve places available for the final\, the preliminary round of 31 divers was\ntough. Euan did extremely well to achieve a place. He was the only diver to\nperform a challenging back three and a half somersault in the pike position and\nfinished in eleventh place in the final.\nAs Euan returns home\, Amelie Underwood prepares to fly out to Montreal to\ncompete at the International CAMO Invitational where she will represent\nEngland. This will be Amelie’s first competition at this level and her family\nalong with Plymouth Diving are proud of her progression and success in being\nselected.\nBoth Euan and Amelie are coached by Sally Freeman at the Plymouth Life\nCentre. Aidan Heslop another diver formerly coached by Sally has now taken\nup residence in Montreal where they have the facilities for him to concentrate\non his High Diving career after huge success on the Red Bull circuit. Last month\nAidan won the British Swimming Outstanding High Diver Award for 2021-2022. \n \n 
URL:https://www.plymouthdiving.com/event/3618/
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SUMMARY:Christmas Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Plymouth Diving would like to invite you\, your family and friends to a night full of fun\, laughter and dance moves like no other! Can’t dance\, unable to follow instructions without making mistakes – then this evening will be perfect. A ceilidh is a very sociable event but if you really don’t want to strut your stuff then come along to soak up the atmosphere. Intended for all\, regardless of age. It would be lovely to meet new and old faces so please save the date. Bring your own alcohol and nibbles. More details to follow nearer the time.
URL:https://www.plymouthdiving.com/event/christmas-gathering/
LOCATION:Stoke Dameral Church\, Plymouth\, PL1 5QL
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SUMMARY:ESSA Schools
DESCRIPTION:On Sunday the 11th of December\, English Schools Swimming Association held their 67 th National Diving Championships\nat the renowned London Aquatic Centre home to many Olympic divers. The South West entered a\nteam of 22 Divers aged between 10 and 17 representing eighteen different schools in the region.\nMedals were secured in all age groups and the South West should be proud of the talent being\ndeveloped in the region. Primary competitors\, Isla Applin (Montpelier Primary) secured a silver\nmedal with Teagan Mousley (Oreston Community) a worthy 5 th . Harry Westbury (Stoke Damerel\nPrimary) missed out on a bronze by just one point and Isaac Ide (Morley Meadow) came an\nhonourable 6 th . \nLast month Isla and Isaac competed in the Swim England Talent Games. Selection\nalone for this competition is an honour and is an indication of their potential to do well in a\nchallenging sport in the future. \nThe Juniors gained points with Will Heath (Plymouth College) and Oscar Westbury (Devonport High)\ncoming 5 th and 6 th respectively. In the girls Ava Cowper (South Dartmoor Community College)\nfinished with an impressive hard fought bronze just 8 points from a gold. Intermediate\, Ollie Heath\n(Plymouth College) dived impressively for his silver. The intermediate girls faced fierce competition.\nScarlett Colbourne (Stoke Damerel) achieved points which were on par to a 5 th place finish in the\nboys section. For the seniors\, Katie Martin (Tor Bridge High) and Archie Waines (Lipson Community\nCollege) both achieved bronze medals. \nThe day ended with mixed synchro. It transpired that the South West were a force to be reckoned\nwith. A new event for Will Heath and Ava Cowper who were just edged out of gold to finish with a\nsilver and brother Ollie Heath with Maia Pearson (Devonport High) also concluded the competition\nwith a silver medal. \nOther divers who contributed towards the South West winning the Team Trophy included; Alice\nJones\, Sophie Hamlin (Bournemouth Girls)\, Poppy Jones\, Louie McCue\, Noah Underwood\, Alex\nWhittaker\, Ben Hall\, Erin Healey\, Lexi Davies and Ellie Pearce. To win overall out of the eight regions\nwas a triumph for this talented squad of divers\, the South West and Plymouth Diving. A tremendous\nachievement made possible by the schools that supported the divers along with the hard work of\ncoaches and volunteers\, all of whom the Club would like to thank. Coaches on the day were Fito\nGutierrez\, Harry Mason and Josh Freeman supported by Team Managers Bridget Heath and Emma\nWaines.
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LOCATION:London
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SUMMARY:CAMO
DESCRIPTION:Amelie Underwood a former gymnast was spotted on a scouting trip by\nPlymouth Diving coach Sally Freeman where she attended Montpellier Primary\nSchool. An invitation to join the Talent Squad followed which was accepted\nand Amelie made steady progress. She took part in her first skills competition\nin 2018 at the age of ten where she finished in the top six.\nBetween 2018 and 2020 there were numerous top six finishes and several\npodium placings for Amelie at age group level competitions.\nIn 2020 Sally recognised that Amelie had the credentials to become part of the\nNational Elite Squad and compete at a higher level of events. This was a big\nundertaking for Amelie; it meant joining an established group of divers who\nwere much older and with greater experience than her. Amelie took the move\nin her stride and fitted in well due to her maturity\, hardworking attitude and\nlevel headed approach.\nAt the British Elite Diving Championships in October 2021 Amelie was\nsuccessful and won a silver medal for her 1m and 3m performance. By April\n2022 at the same competition Amelie was stronger and more polished\,\nbringing home the gold medal for the 1m and 3m. Acknowledged for her\ncontinued development Amelie was selected to represent England at the\nCAMO Invitational in Montreal\, Canada.\nThe 3m board at CAMO was the most lucrative for Amelie. After the\npreliminary round she was in sixth position but gave the final her absolute all\nto win the silver medal. Juliette John from Crystal Palace Diving Club joined\nAmelie on the podium in third place.\nOn the 1m board Amelie finished fourth in the preliminary round and\nupgraded this positon to win a bronze medal in the final. Juliette finished in\nfirst place. Corin Burrows-Mackley from Dive London Aquatics Club finished in\nfifth position on both the 1m and 3m boards making the English trio a force to\nbe reckoned with.\nParents Paul and Zoe along with Brother Noah are incredibly proud of Amelie’s\nachievements to date. As part of the Swim England Y Camp Development\nProgramme the next chapter for Amelie is set to be promising with many more\nsuccesses to come. Sally continues to nurture Amelie’s diving and credit has to\nbe given to Sally for detecting her potential at an early age.
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SUMMARY:Legacy Open
DESCRIPTION:A team of six Plymouth divers headed to London to compete in the inaugural London Legacy Open in the run up to Christmas\, headed by coach Sally Freeman. \nThe new competition\, based at the London Olympic Aquatic Centre\, was held in memory of David Jenkins\, a Dive London\, British Diving and Tokyo 2020 Team GB diving coach who sadly passed away in October 2021 \nThe three-day event was a huge success for Ollie Heath\, who dived on all three boards and secured two gold medals on 1m and 3m\, with excellent diving on all 9 dives. He continued to hold his nerve in the final with a brilliant display and a huge 67.20 scored on his reverse two and half somersault in tuck. Whilst making it through to the finals in first position in prelims on platform\, he just missed a podium position by shy of two points but achieved his third PB of the weekend. \nAlso diving in the B category was Theo Stevens\, who claimed 4th place on the 1m with consistent solid diving and a grabbed a PB on platform. \nJoining his brother\, Will Heath made a last-minute entry on the 3m board in boys C event and achieved both a PB and a silver medal. \nAlso diving at the competition were Archie Waines\, who dived on the 3m board in the boys A event\, whist not feeling 100% but managing to secure some great dives. Maia Pearson\, in the girls A event\, made it through to the finals on 3m in 4th place\, and finished her 1m with a solid dive; and Summer Radcliffe who dived in the Women’s open on 1m and 3m finishing well in a very tough group. \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
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LOCATION:Dive London\, London
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