How do we decide what competitions the divers do?
It’s all about providing the divers with a combination of opportunity for success and opportunity to be challenged. It’s important that we know what is expected at each level, in terms of the minimum skills which should be performed and the standard to which they should be performed.
Fortunately, to make this easier, our coaches all have a great deal of experience at all levels of competition, so they know whether a diver is ready for the next level or not. If we are not sure or we need a reminder, we often look back at previous years’ results and dive lists. It can occasionally be a tough call with divers that are border line - we want to give them a challenge, but we also want to provide them with an opportunity for success too, so getting the balance right can be tricky!
Depending on the type of competition, there may also be rules which exclude divers from competing in one level if they have moved up to compete at another level. For example, divers who compete at National Age Groups cannot return to compete at the National Skills Finals, whilst they are in the same age group. Divers who compete at Elite Juniors, cannot return to compete at National Age Groups whilst they are in the same age group – so we have to make sure we get the decision right, otherwise the diver cannot go back!
So, as you can see, there are a lot of things we have to consider when we select a team, but rest assured, any decisions we do make, are always based on what is best for the diver at that time.
These charts show the average points per dive each diver has gained in all competitions through 2007.
It is determined by the total scores achieved in all competitions, divided by the total number of dives performed in all competitions
Example:
Competition A - scores 100 points and performed 5 dives
Competition B - scores 180 points and performed 6 dives
Total Points (280) divided by total dives (11)
Average points per dive of both competitions is 25.45 points
(Divers not listed have not yet competed)
(Please note that this does NOT represent a true record of performance as both good and bad competition can dramatically change the overall avarage points)
Updated to...........

Top 3 Novice 2006: Sebastion Masterton, Daniel Simpson, Matthew Pipe
Top 3 Novice 2007: Danielle Hale, Amy Watts, Ryan Holder
Top 3 Novice 2008: Dexter Ifill, Jade Wiiliams, Danielle Hale
Top 3 Novice 2009: Danielle Hale, Dexter Ifill, Jacob Hill
Updated to Armada Cup, February 2009

Top 3 1M 2006: Amy Cook, Catherine Johnson, Eve Niker
Top 3 1m 2007: Amy Cook, Catherine Johnson, Eve Niker
Top 3 1m 2008, Catherine Johnson, Amy Cook, Amy Watts
Top 3 1m 2009, Catherine Johnson, Seb Masterton, Amy Watts

Top 3 3M 2006: Amy Cook, Eve Niker, Catherine Johnson
Top 3 3m 2007: Amy Cook, Catherine Johnson, Amy Watts
Top 3 3m 2008: Catherine Johnson, Sebastion Masterton, Amy Watts
Top 3 3m 2008: Catherine Johnson, Sebastion Masterton, Charlie Minns

Top 2 H/B 2006: Eve Niker, Amy Cook
Top 3 h/b 2007: Catherine Johnson, Amy Watts, Eve Niker
Top 3 h/b 2008: Catherine Johnson, Amy Watts, Sebastion Masterton
Top 3 h/b 2008: Catherine Johnson, Charlie Minns, Amy Watts

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