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Appendix
USA Diving Rules and Regulations
Article 22 -- Competition Requirements
122.1 Order of Dives
The order of dives to be performed by all divers in a contest is determined by the age group and the height of the board or platform. The dives will be done in the order specified in 122.2.
122.2 Springboard Competition
(a) 9 & Under Boys and Girls. All required dives will be assigned a value of 1.8 on 1-meter and 1.9 on 3-meter for purposes of calculation. The optional dives will carry the degree of difficulty listed in the diving table.
(1) 1-Meter Springboard (five dives). The contest shall consist of three dives from different groups selected from the REQUIRED dives listed below, followed by two dives from different groups selected from the OPTIONAL dives listed below. Dives on the REQUIRED list which are not used as required dives may be used as optional.
(i) Required (select three from different groups; DD 1.8)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
| 101C |
201C |
301C |
401C |
| 101B |
201B |
301B |
401B |
(ii) Optional (select two from different groups)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
Twisting |
| 102C |
202C |
302C |
402C |
5122D |
| 102B |
202B |
302B |
402B |
5221D |
| 103C |
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| 103B |
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(2) 3-Meter Springboard (six dives). The contest shall consist of a forward entry, followed by three dives from different groups selected from the REQUIRED dives listed below, followed by two dives from different groups selected from the OPTIONAL dives listed below. Dives on the REQUIRED list which are not used as required dives may be used as optional.
(i) The Forward Entry shall be listed as dive number 001D (DD 1.0) on the diving sheet. It shall be performed without a push or jump of any kind. Should it be possible to describe the entry by any other legitimate dive number from the table, the entry shall be declared a failed dive.
(ii) Required (select three from different groups; DD 1.9)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
| 101C |
201C |
301C |
401C |
| 101B |
201B |
301B |
401B |
(iii) Optional (select two from different groups)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
Twisting |
| 102C |
202C |
302C |
402C |
5122D |
| 102B |
202B |
302B |
402B |
5132D |
| 103C |
202A |
303C |
403C |
5221D |
| 103B |
203C |
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5231D |
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5331D |
(b) 10/11 Boys and Girls. All required dives will be assigned a value of 1.8 on 1-meter and 1.9 on 3-meter for purposes of calculation. The optional dives will carry the degree of difficulty listed in the diving table.
(1) 1-Meter Springboard (seven dives). The contest shall consist of the four dives from different groups selected from the REQUIRED dives listed below, followed by three dives from different groups selected from the OPTIONAL dives listed below. Dives on the REQUIRED list which are not used as required dives may be used as optional.
(i) Required (select four from different groups; DD 1.8)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
| 101C |
201C |
301C |
401C |
| 101B |
201B |
301B |
401B |
(ii) Optional (select three from different groups)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
Twisting |
| 102C |
202C |
302C |
402C |
5122D |
| 102B |
202B |
302B |
402B |
5124D |
| 103C |
203C |
303C |
403C |
5132D |
| 103B |
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5221D |
| 104C |
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5223D |
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5231D |
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5321D |
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5331D |
(2) 3-Meter Springboard (nine dives). The contest shall consist of two entries, followed by four dives from different groups selected from the REQUIRED dives listed below, followed by three dives from different groups selected from the OPTIONAL dives listed below. Dives on the REQUIRED list which are not used as required dives may be used as optional.
(i) Entries
(A) The Forward Entry shall be the first dive of the contest; it shall be listed as dive number 001D (DD 1.0) on the diving sheet. It shall be performed without a push or jump of any kind.
(B) The Back Entry shall be performed as the second dive of the contest; it shall be listed as dive number 002D (DD 1.0). The Back Entry shall be performed without use of an arm press; a push may be used.
(C) Should it be possible to describe either entry by any other legitimate dive number from the table, the entry shall be declared a failed dive.
(ii) Required (select four from different groups; DD 1.9)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
| 101C |
201C |
301C |
401C |
| 101B |
201B |
301B |
401B |
| 101A |
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(iii) Optional (select three from different groups)
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(c) 12/13 Boys and Girls (13 & Under (FINA Group C) in the Regional, Zone, and National Championships). All required dives will be assigned the DD of 1.8 on 1-meter and 1.9 on 3-meter for purposes of calculation. The optional dives will be calculated with their true DD without limit.
(1) 1-Meter Springboard (eight dives). The contest shall consist of four required dives from different groups selected from the REQUIRED dives listed below, followed by one dive from the TWISTING GROUP, followed by three dives from different groups selected from the OPTIONAL dives listed below. One of the optional dives must come from the 100 or 400 group of dives on the list, one must come from the 200 or 300 group of dives, and one must come from one of the three groups not already selected. Dives on the REQUIRED and TWISTING GROUP lists which are not used as required dives may be used as optional.
(i) Required (select four from different groups; each dive has DD 1.8):
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
| 101C |
201C |
301C |
401C |
| 101B |
201B |
301B |
401B |
| 101A |
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401A |
| 103C |
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402C |
| 103B |
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403C |
(ii) Twisting group (select one; use Table DD): 5122D, 5124D, 5132D, 5221D, 5223D, 5231D, 5321D, or 5331D.
(iii) Optional (select three from different groups)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
Twisting |
| 102C |
202C |
302C |
403B |
5323D |
| 102B |
202B |
302B |
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| 104C |
203C |
303C |
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| 104B |
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| 105C |
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[Amended Oct. 3, 1998, effective Jan. 1, 1999]
(2) 3-Meter Springboard (eight dives). The contest shall consist of four required dives from different groups selected from the REQUIRED dives listed below, followed by one dive from the TWISTING GROUP, followed by three dives from different groups selected from the OPTIONAL dives listed below. Dives on the REQUIRED and TWISTING GROUP lists which are not used as required dives may be used as optional.
(i) Required (select four from different groups; each dive has DD 1.9)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
| 101C |
201C |
301C |
401C |
| 101B |
201B |
301B |
401B |
| 101A |
203C |
303C |
401A |
| 103C |
203B |
303B |
403C |
| 103B |
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403B |
(ii) Twisting group (select one; use Table DD): 5122D, 5132D, 5134D, 5221D, 5231D, 5233D, 5321D, 5331D, 5333D.
[Amended Sept. 18, 1999, effective Jan. 1, 2000]
(iii) Optional (select three from different groups)
| Forward |
Back |
Reverse |
Inward |
Twisting |
| 102C |
202C |
302C |
402C |
5152C |
| 102B |
202B |
302B |
402B |
5152B |
| 105C |
202A |
305C |
404C |
5235D |
| 105B |
205C |
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404B |
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405C |
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[Amended Sept. 18, 1999, effective Jan. 1, 2000]
(d) 14/15 (FINA Group B) Boys and Girls; 16-18 (FINA Group A), or 16-17 and 18-19 Girls (10 dives).
(1) For 1- and 3-meter springboard, divers shall perform five voluntary dives, one from each group, with a total degree of difficulty not to exceed 9.0 for 1-meter and 9.5 for 3-meter, and five optional dives, one from each group, without limit.
(i) In Regional Championships, the preliminaries shall consist of the five optional dives in any order, followed by two voluntary dives from different groups. Only the highest 16 scorers in Regional Championship events shall compete in the finals which shall consist of the remaining three voluntary dives. Cuts will be made:
(A) After five dives if an event had 40 or more competitors; or
(B) After seven dives if an event has at least 17 and no more than 39 competitors.
(ii) In the Association Meets and the Zone Championships there shall be no cuts. All divers will perform their five voluntary dives with limit followed by their five optional dives in Association Meets. At the Zone Championships, divers will perform their optional dives first, followed by their required dives.
[Amended Oct. 3, 1998, effective Jan. 1, 1999; Oct. 29, 2001, effective Jan. 1, 2002]
(e) 16-18 (FINA Group A) Boys, or 16-17 and 18-19 Boys (11 dives).
(1) For 1- and 3-meter springboard, divers shall perform five voluntary dives, one from each group, with a total degree of difficulty not to exceed 9.0 for 1-meter and 9.5 for 3-meter, and six optional dives from five groups without limit.
(i) In Regional Championships, the preliminaries shall consist of the six optional dives, in any order, followed by two voluntary dives from different groups. Only the highest 16 scorers in Regional Championship events shall compete in the finals which shall consist of the remaining three voluntary dives. Cuts will be made:
(A) After six dives if an event had 40 or more competitors; or
(B) After eight dives if an event has at least 17 and no more than 39 competitors.
(ii) In the Association Meets and the Zone Championships there shall be no cuts. All divers will perform their five voluntary dives with limit followed by their six optional dives in Association meets. At the Zone Championships, divers will perform their optional dives first, followed by their required dives.
[Amended Oct. 3, 1998, effective Jan. 1, 1999; Sept. 14, 2002, effective Jan. 1, 2003]
(f) [Removed]
[Removed Oct. 3, 1998, effective Jan. 1, 1999]
(See 126.1 for competition requirements specific to J.O. National Championships.)
Article 27 -- Other Junior Olympic Competition
127.1 Invitational Meets
(a) Local meets may be modified to accommodate local conditions, preferences, limited facilities and personnel.
(b) Invitational meets must be sanctioned by the LDA as outlined in Article 61.
(c) Eligibility for participation is open to all USD registered athletes except Limited Athlete registered athletes in accordance with Parts II, III, and IV of these regulations.
[Amended Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
(d) It is recommended that Invitationals be conducted under the Rules governing J.O. Diving.
(e) In invitational J.O. Meets, fees to be charged and any differences in the rules, such as age grouping, the events, the number of dives to be performed by each age group, the diving order or the number of finalists, must be clearly stated on the entry blanks.
(f) J.O. registered athletes have the choice to dive at the novice, intermediate, or J.O. competitive level in Association and Invitational meets only.
[Amended Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
127.2 Novice Competition.
[Amended Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
(a) Novice divers are beginning divers who cannot compete in any of the above types of competition because of the divers' limited repertoire of dives, but who need competition without embarrassment to stimulate improvement and interest in the sport of diving.
(b) Eligibility for participation in Novice diving competition is the same as for the J.O. program. Novice divers shall hold Novice athlete membership cards issued by United States Diving Inc.
[As amended by J-25, Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
(b) Eligibility for participation in Novice diving competition is the same as for the J.O. program. Novice divers shall hold Novice or Limited athlete membership cards issued by United States Diving Inc.
[As amended by J-26, Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998. This version is void due to a conflict with Code provision 240.1(a)(2), according to the Law and Legislation Committee Chair.]
(c) Novice diving events are to be encouraged in Association (including the Association J.O. Championships) and local meets.
(d) Each Association or group of Associations is encouraged to host Novice meets in the summer season and in combination with other events in invitational meets.
[Amended Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
(e) Novice competition is not open to Limited Athlete registered athletes.
(f) Novice Diving Requirements.
(1) 7 & Under.
Springboard. All Novice divers shall perform three dives using a DD of 1.0 for all dives.
(2) 9 & Under.
(i) Springboard. All Novice divers shall perform a forward jump (100 A, B or C) and a backward jump (200 A, B or C), using a D.D. of 1.0. These two jumps shall be done in any order at the beginning of the competition and shall be followed by three dives from at least two different groups, using a D.D. of 1.0 for all dives.
(ii) Platform (3- and 5-meter only). All divers shall perform a forward jump (100A, B, or C) and dive 001D plus one optional dive. Dive 200A, B, or C or dive 002D may be used as an optional dive. All dives will use a D.D. of 1.0.
(3) 10/11
(i) Springboard. All Novice divers shall perform a forward jump (100 A, B or C) and a backward jump (200 A, B or C), using a D.D. of 1.0. These two jumps shall be done in any order at the beginning of the competition and shall be followed by three dives from at least two different groups, using a D.D. of 1.0 for all dives. In the 3-meter event, dive 001D, using a D.D. of 1.0, shall be added to the list immediately following the two jumps and shall be in addition to the three dives mentioned above.
[Amended Sept. 14, 2002, effective Jan. 1, 2003]
(ii) Platform (3- and 5-meter only). All divers shall perform a forward jump (100A, B, or C) and dive 001D plus one optional dive. Dive 200A, B, or C or dive 002D may be used as an optional dive. All dives will use a D.D. of 1.0.
(4) 12/13
(i) Springboard. All Novice divers shall perform a forward jump (100 A, B or C) and a backward jump (200 A, B or C), using a D.D. of 1.0. These two jumps shall be done in any order at the beginning of the competition and shall be followed by dive 101 (A, B or C), using a D.D. of 1.8 on 1-meter and 1.9 on 3-meter, plus three optional dives from different groups. Any dive on the table may be used. The optional dives shall be calculated with their true D.D. unless that D.D. exceeds 2.3 on the 1-meter or 2.4 on the 3-meter, in which case these ceiling D.D.'s shall be used for calculation of scores. In the 3-meter event, dive 001D, using a D.D. of 1.0, shall be added to the list immediately following the two jumps and before the 101 A, B, or C and shall be in addition to the three dives mentioned above.
[Amended Sept. 14, 2002, effective Jan. 1, 2003]
(ii) Platform (3-, 5-, and/or 7.5-meter only). All divers shall perform a forward jump (100A, B, or C), a forward entry (001D), and a forward dive (101A, B, or C) plus one optional dive. Dive 200A, B, or C or dive 002D may be used as an optional dive. All dives will use a D.D. of 1.0.
(5) 14-18 or 14-15, 16-17, and 18-19
(i) Springboard. All Novice divers shall perform a forward jump (100 A, B or C) and a backward jump (200 A, B or C), using a D.D. of 1.0. These two jumps shall be done in any order at the beginning of the competition and shall be followed by five dives from at least three different groups, with no more than two dives being from any one group. Dives shall be calculated with their true D.D... In the 3- meter event, dive 001D, using a D.D. of 1.0, shall be added to the list immediately following the two jumps and shall be in addition to the three dives mentioned above.
[Amended Sept. 14, 2002, effective Jan. 1, 2003]
(ii) Platform (3-, 5-, and/or 7.5-meter only). All divers shall perform a forward jump (100A, B, or C), a forward entry (001D), and a forward dive (101A, B, or C) plus three optional dives. Dive 200A, B, or C or dive 002D may be used as optional dives. Skills (100, 200, 001, and 002) shall use a D.D. of 1.0. All other dives shall use true D.D. without limits.
127.3 Intermediate Competition.
[Amended Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
(a) Intermediate divers are beginning divers who cannot compete in any of the above types of competition because of the divers' limited repertoire of dives, but who need competition without embarrassment to stimulate improvement and interest in the sport of diving.
(b) Eligibility for participation in Intermediate diving competition is the same as for the J.O. program. Intermediate divers shall hold Novice athlete membership cards issued by United States Diving Inc.
[Amended Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
(c) Intermediate diving events are to be encouraged in Association (including the Association J.O. Championships) and local meets.
(d) Each Association or group of Associations is encouraged to host Intermediate meets in the summer season and in combination with other events in invitational meets.
[Amended Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
(e) Intermediate competition is not open to Limited Athlete registered athletes.
(f) Intermediate Diving Requirements:
(1) 9&Under (all skills and dives have 1.0 D.D.).
(i) 1-meter and 3-meter competition (6 total):
(A) Two of these skills: 100 A, B or C and 200 A, B or C;
(B) Two of these dives from two groups: 101C or B; 201C, B or A; 301C or B; 401C; and
(C) Two other dives from different groups.
(2) 10/11 (all skills and dives have 1.0 D.D.).
(i) 1-meter and 3-meter competition (seven total):
(A) Two of these skills: 100 A, B or C; and 200 A, B or C;
(B) Three of these dives from three groups: 101C or B; 201C, B, or A; 301C or B; 401C or B; and
(C) Two other dives from different groups.
(3) 12/13 (all skills have 1.0 D.D. and dives have the listed D.D. to a maximum of 2.3 on 1-meter and 2.4 on 3- meter).
(i) 1-meter competition (8 total):
(A) Two of these skills: 100 A, B or C; and 200 A, B or C;
(B) Three of these dives from three groups: 101C or B, 201C or B, 301C or B, 401C or B, 103C or B, 5122D, 5221D, 5321D; and
[Amended Sept. 27, 1997, effective Jan. 1, 1998]
(C) Three other dives from different groups.
(ii) 3-meter competition (9 total):
(A) Three skills: 100 A, B or C; 200 A, B or C; and 001D;
(B) Three dives from three groups: 101C, B, or A; 201C, B, or A; 301C or B; 401C or B; 5221D; 5321D; and
(C) Three dives from three different groups.
(4) 14-15, 16-17 and 18-19 (all skills have 1.0 D.D. and dives have the listed D.D.).
(i) 1-meter competition (10 total):
(A) Two of these skills: 100 A, B or C; 200 A, B or C;
(B) Five voluntary dives from five different groups with a total maximum D.D. of 9.0; and
(C) Three other dives from different groups.
(ii) 3-meter competition (11 total):
(A) Four skills: 100 A, B or C; 200 A, B or C; 001D; and 002D;
(B) Three voluntary dives from different groups with a total maximum D.D. of 5.4; and
(C) Four other dives from different groups.
127.4 Skill Development Competition.
The development program promulgated by the USD Technical Director and available from the USD National Office for J.O. divers may take place at any time of the year, but it is recommended that the program take place from September through February each year. This program is strictly voluntary. The purpose of this program is to encourage the learning of fundamental skills by a broad base of divers at the Association level. These skills would then provide divers the chance to perform their competitive dives correctly, and at a high level of excellence.
Addendum to Article 27 -- Developmental, Novice, and Intermediate Skills
Skills Description and Special Instructions
JUMPS
100A Forward Jump, In Straight Position -- Performed with the arms held straight, parallel and motionless overhead and in line with the body. The body line should be straight during the flight and no movement should occur. The entry is performed with the arms remaining overhead. The angle of entry should be vertical, but the amount of splash should not be judged. The front jump may be performed with an approach or with a standing, two-footed bounce as described in the ``Dive Safe'' program.
200A Backward Press with Jump, In Straight Position -- The Jump is performed with the arms held straight, parallel and motionless overhead and in line with the body. The body line should be straight during the flight and no movement should occur. The entry is performed with the arms remaining overhead. The angle of entry should be vertical, but the amount of splash should not be judged.
LINE-UPS
001A Forward Fall In Line-up, Arms Lateral -- Diver stands on the end of the board in a straight position, arms lateral at shoulder height and in line with the body. Rise up high on the toes and fall keeping the body straight during the flight. Close laterally with arms straight for entry. No spring from the board is allowed.
001B Forward Open Pike Line-up, Standing -- Diver stands on the end of the board in the forward open pike position. Rise up high on the toes and fall. The body opens to the entry position with the arms moving laterally and kept straight to the overhead entry stretch.
001B Forward Open Pike Line-up, Standing with Spring -- Diver stands forward on the end of the board and using a pressing action with the arms and legs, springs into an open pike forward line-up. During the pike the arms should be kept straight and lateral. When preparing for the entry the arms should be kept straight and close in a lateral line to the overhead entry position, with hand grabbed.
001C Forward Tuck Line-up with Pike-Out, Sitting -- Diver sits on the end of the board in a tuck position. Prior to beginning the roll in the diver moves to a pike-out position then rolls forward and performs the line-up with lateral arm path.
002A Backward Fall In Line-up, Arms Lateral -- Diver stands backward on the board in a straight position, the arms are held lateral at shoulder height and in line with the body; rises up high on the toes and falls keeping the body straight during the flight; closes laterally with arms straight for entry. No spring from the board is allowed.
002A Backward Fall In Line-up, Midline Come-Out -- Same as above, except that the arms starting position is with the arms straight with hands placed on the front of the thighs and as the diver falls, the arms are moved up the midline of the body and hands grabbed in preparation for the entry.
002C Backward Line-Up Tuck Position, Lateral Come-Out from a Sitting, Squatting or Pop Up Take-Off -- From a sitting, squatting or pop up (small spring from the squatting position) take-off, the diver performs a backward dive, tuck line-up with a lateral or midline come-out action. When moving from the tuck position, the initial body position can be straight, straight with hollow upper body or slightly piked. The head position can be tilted forward toward the feet or neutral. An extreme head back position or excessive body arch are not desirable. The entry is performed with the head in line or slightly tilted backward and aligned between the arms.
FORWARD AND INWARD COME-OUTS
Lateral Come-Out -- As the diver moves from the tuck or pike position to a straight body alignment, the arms straighten and move laterally to the overhead entry position. No pike-out action is allowed.
Straight Line Come-Out -- (one part movement) Regardless of which body position is chosen to execute the dives, the come-out should be to a straight body line (no pike-out action) with the arms moving in a direct line from their position in the tuck or pike, to the entry position with hands grabbed.
Pike Out Come-Out -- (two-part movement) If performing a tuck position optional, the diver moves from the tuck position by straightening the legs at the knee joint while maintaining a pike position in the hip joint. As the legs straighten the arms also straighten and move to a lateral placement. The diver then opens the body to a straight position while the arms remain straight and move laterally to the overhead entry position, with hands grabbed. In the pike position, since the legs are already straight, the pike-out action is accomplished by straightening the arms from the grasp on the legs and moving them to a lateral position. The remainder of the come out is the same as in the tuck pike-out action.
BACK AND REVERSE COME-OUTS
Straight Line Come-Out -- (one part come-out) As the diver kicks out of either a tuck or pike position the body moves to a straight alignment, while the head is either kept tilted forward toward the feet or in a neutral position. The arms move with the elbows kept bent in a straight, direct line from their position on the legs to an overhead entry position. The entry is with the head in line or tilted slightly backward and aligned between the arms. Any extreme head back or excessive body arch are not desirable.
Lateral Come-Out -- The lateral come-out is executed by moving from the tuck or touch position to a body position that is straight, straight with hollow upper body, or slightly piked with the head either tilted forward toward the feet or neutral. The arms straighten as the body opens and moves in a lateral path to the overhead entry position with hands grabbed. The entry is performed with the head in line or slightly tilted backward and aligned with the arms. Any extreme head back position or significant body arch are not desirable.
Mid-Line Come-Out -- (two-part come-out) The midline come-out is executed by moving from the tuck or pike position to a straight, straight with hollow upper body or slightly piked body position. The head can be tilted forward toward the feet or neutral. As the head and body are establishing the come-out position, the arms can straighten and be positioned near the thighs or bent and located anywhere from the hip to the lower chest area with the hands on the midline of the body. After the head, body and arm come-out positions are established, the stretch for the entry takes place by moving the arms up the midline of the body while keeping them straight, bent, or a combination of both. At the completion of the stretch for the entry the body should be straight or slightly arched, with the head neutral or slightly tilted backward and aligned between the arms and the arms straight and overhead, with the hands grabbed. Any extreme head back position of excessive body are not desirable.
| DEVELOPMENTAL SKILLS |
| 1-Meter Skill |
D.D. |
| 100A |
1.0 |
| 200A |
1.0 |
| 101C straight come-out |
1.8 |
| 401C straight come-out |
1.8 |
| 101B lateral come-out |
1.8 |
| 3- Meter Skill |
D.D. |
| 100A |
1.0 |
| 200A |
1.0 |
| 001Aforward fall in line-up, arms lateral |
1.0 |
| 101C lateral come-out |
1.9 |
| 401C straight come-out |
1.9 |
| NOVICE SKILLS |
| 1-Meter Skill |
D.D. |
| 100A |
1.0 |
| 200A |
1.0 |
| 101C lateral come-out |
1.8 |
| 401C lateral come-out |
1.8 |
| 401B lateral come-out |
1.8 |
| 102/103 C or B |
1.5 |
| 3-Meter Skill |
D.D. |
| 100A |
1.0 |
| 200A |
1.0 |
| 001B forward open pike line-up, standing |
1.0 |
| 002A backward fall in line-up, arms lateral |
1.0 |
| 002A backward fall in line-up, midline come-out |
1.0 |
| 101B lateral come-out |
1.9 |
| 401C lateral come-out |
1.9 |
| 401B lateral come-out |
1.9 |
| 103C or B straight come-out |
1.6 |
** IF AN INCORRECT SKILL IS USED THE DIVE MAY NOT BE SCORED HIGHER THAN 4 1/2 POINTS (e.g. a midline come out is done instead of a lateral come out).
| INTERMEDIATE SKILLS |
| 1-Meter Skill |
D.D. |
| 100A |
1.0 |
| 200A |
1.0 |
| 101C lateral come-out |
1.8 |
| 201C straight come-out |
1.8 |
| 401C lateral come-out |
1.8 |
| 102C or B |
1.5 |
| 103C or B straight come-out |
1.5 |
| 202C or B |
1.5 |
| 402C or B |
1.5 |
| 3-Meter Skill |
D.D. |
| 100A |
1.0 |
| 200A |
1.0 |
| 001C forward tuck line-up, with pike-out, sitting |
1.0 |
| 001B forward open pike line-up, standing with spring |
1.0 |
| 002C backward line-up tuck position, lateral come-out |
1.0 |
| 002C backward line-up tuck position, midline come-out |
1.0 |
| 201C lateral come-out |
1.9 |
| 103C pike-out come-out |
1.6 |
| 202C or B |
1.6 |
* The same dive and the same group may be performed in these rounds at either the 1 meter or 3 meter levels. The different come-out methods must be demonstrated. (e.g. 203C, 1-meter--straight come-out; 203C, 1-meter--midline come-out; 103B, 3-meter--straight come-out; 103C, 3-meter--pike-out)
(6) Review any revocation, suspension or reinstatement of membership to assure due process.
(7) Reinstate any athlete to amateur status subject to ratification by no less than 2/3 vote of the Board of Directors of the Corporation.
(8) Review determination of the Code made by the Law and Legislation Committee.
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