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Inaugural National Jump In Day a Success

On Saturday September 4, Diving Australia held its first ever National Jump In Day. National Jump In Day was held in six pools across the country to allow Australians to get on board and have a go at the sport of diving. More than 250 Aussies took part in a fun filled day of celebration and excitement which came off the back of Australia’s recent success at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

Diving Australia Launches New Website

Diving Australia has officially launched it’s brand-new website. The website offers diving members, stakeholders, and the broader diving community increased functionality which an easy-to-use interface.

RAPS Diving Club Head Coach Opening

RAPS Diving Club in Brisbane, Queensland is searching for the next Head Coach for their Chandler Branch. They are seeking a person and or couple who are as passionate about diving and are able to help grow the club to the next level.

Diving Australia Announces ACAS Awardees

Diving Australia has today announced the recipients of the 2021 Athlete Committee Athlete Support (ACAS) Program. This year Diving Australia and the Diving Australia Athlete Committee awarded 10 current and former Australian representatives a share of $20,000 to support education or business projects outside the pool.

2021 Australian Elite Junior Championships - Changes

Due to ongoing border restrictions and travel regulations Diving Australia has today announced changes to the 2021 Australian Elite Junior Championships format. It is now clear that an “in person” attended event cannot go ahead in Victoria in September, however, DA is currently finalising alternative options.

Diving Australia Launches Jump In Day

Diving Australia in conjunction with the state associations of Diving Queensland, Diving Victoria, Diving South Australia, and Diving Western Australia is pleased to announce the launch of National Jump In Day.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games – Recap

After a week of sensational diving at the now iconic Tokyo Aquatic Centre, the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games has come to a close. In what has been a challenging period for athletes across the globe, Australian divers stepped up to the plate putting forward a spectacular performance rooted in the hundreds of hours of hard work and unwavering dedication.

A Fresh Start For Tasmanian Diving

Diving Tasmania has today announced that Jesse Carver has been appointed to the new role of Program Coach/Co-ordinator. This comes after diving returned to the Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre (DKHAC) for the first time in nearly 2 years. 

Shixin Li Bows Out Of First Olympic Games

Shixin Li has come up short in his first Olympic Games, failing to qualify for the Men's 3m Springboard semi-final. In his first Olympic Games Shixin Li, a father of three, struggled to find his form in the Men's 3m Springboard preliminary.

Qin Through To First Individual Final of Diving Events

After an outstanding morning at the Tokyo Aquatic Centre, courtesy of the Australian Swim Team, the Australian divers stepped up to the plate. In their chance to capture the aquatic spotlight, Esther Qin and Anabelle Smith took to the boards in the Women's 3m Springboard semi-final looking to secure their position in Sunday's 12-person final. 

Qin and Smith Shake Off Cobwebs In The Pool

The Australian Diving Team jumpstarted their Tokyo 2020 campaign today at the Tokyo Aquatic Centre with two athletes moving through to the next round. Esther Qin and Anabelle Smith put forward a steady effort through their five rounds of diving in the Women's 3m Springboard preliminary to punch their tickets to Saturday's semi-final.

Gillian Brooker to Judge 2020 Olympic Games

Australian divers take centre stage at the Tokyo Aquatic Centre on Friday, but one Aussie has already been putting in the work at the diving pool. Gillian Brooker, the CEO of Diving New South Wales, has been in the judging chair as Australia’s representative at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games - Preview

The Australian Diving team heads into the Toyo 2020 Olympic Games looking to build upon the sustained success of Aussie divers in the Green and Gold who have secured medals at every Games since Sydney 2000. The seven-member diving squad includes four Olympic debutants, two Olympic medallists, and is led by a coaching staff with an unprecedented sixteen Olympic Games appearances between them.