NVSL Dive News & Information

• Good luck to two NVSL divers at Junior Worlds!

  Mon, 11-25-2024 | Thomas Joyce

  The NVSL's own Cristiano Garcia (Springfield) and Nathaniel Grannis
  (Wakefield Chapel) will be representing the United States in the World
  Aquatics Junior Diving Championships in Rio de Janeiro this upcoming
  week. 
  
  We're all cheering for you!

• All Star Photos

  Mon, 8-12-2024 | Judy Baltas

  Hello Everyone,
  
  The All Star Photos are available and can be downloaded here
  
  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CUlYW3qKw_VQNMogN_X-5TpgAQLUhifr/view?usp=sharing
  
  This is a link to a zip file containing all eight photos. After clicking that link, click the download link in the center.
  
  Have a great off season and we'll see you next year!

• All Stars Today!

  Sun, 7-28-2024 | Thomas Joyce

  Good luck to all the divers competing in All Stars today.
  
  The action kicks off at 8:00 AM at Hunt Valley.
  
  For more details consult the meet program here
  
  Results will be posted on divemeets.com here

• Season Highlights

  Fri, 7-26-2024 | Jim Sweeder

  Congratulations to all of our NVSL divers who qualified for All Stars!

  Here are ten highlights from this year’s NVSL final dive meets:

  1. No team was “locked in” as division champion in the final week.  Division champions were all decided in the last week of diving.
  2. Division 1 had 3 teams tied at 3-1 going into the final week.  Two of them (DR and VW) met in the last meet and ended in the only tie of the season, while OAK won its last meet, making it the Division 1 champion.
  3. In Division 2, HS maintained a 5-0 record defeating SHR in the last meet.
  4. In Division 3, FS won their last meet to secure the championship.
  5. In Division 4 with two 4-0 teams, W defeated HF in the final meet to secure the championship.
  6. In Division 5, R held on to sole first place, when CP lost its final meet to CH.
  7. In Division 6, PL defeated WC in a battle of 4-0 teams in the final meet.
  8. Division 7 also had 3 teams tied at 3-1 going into the final week but ended with DUAL-CHAMPIONS (AF and RFD), since RFD beat NS in a head-to-head meet while AF won its final meet.
  9. Division 8 had TRI-CHAMPIONS (OH, HSC, SRA), with OH beating SRA in the final meet and HSC also winning its final meet.
  10. And, best of all, EVERY ONE OF OUR 48 DIVE TEAMS HAD AT LEAST ONE QUALIFIER FOR ALL STARS!

  Jim Sweeder,

  Chair, NVSL Dive Seeding Committee

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