Well done to all our competitors. Special mention goes to Kathryn Nevatt, who topped the competition overall with 240 points, along with Guy for winning the men's grade with only two dives (both over 100 points each!), Chris Mackie who came second and agonisingly close to 200 points, while first time competitor Timon bagged third.

Well done to all our divers again, in particular Romain who's 180m no fins is a pending French National Record! Guy Brew did a fantastic 205m dynamic with fins, while Chris Mackie topped off a great competition with a big no fins as well.

Due to a change in judge availability, all dynamics (both men and women) will be done in the morning session, followed by a lunch & prizegiving. The afternoon session will be available for people to do fun events.

Our first dynamics session is over and the swim of the session went to Frenchman Romain Doris with a 163m No Fins dive.

What will happen tomorrow? We'll know soon!

Statics this morning went well for some and less so for others. Notable dives were Chris Mackie's big PB jump up to 5:25, Timon's 5:29 in his first competition and Guy's 8:35. Dive of the session though goes to Kathryn, who set a new national record with a huge 7:34. Well done!

After much delay, the draw is finally up!

Check what time you're diving and don't forget you have to be at the pool for the briefing. Recreational grade divers will do statics first.

It's on again!

The Lazy Seals will once more host our annual Wellington Winter Champs, to be held on the 18th & 19th of June out at Porirua Pool. This year will be the cheapest ever at just $35 for either competition or recreational grade, including pool entry. Whether you're after a national record or just want to give it a go in your first competition ever, we'd like to see you there!

The entry forms for nationals are now ready. They provide additional information and of course the bits to fill in.

I hope everyone is furiously training as we speak!

Welcome to 2011, everybody! We have our first competition of the year lined up already, so get your suits on and get training!

Well, the results are in!

It was an eventful competition, with the frighteningly calm mister Mullins unofficially beating the current dynamic world record and several personal bests from other divers. Kathryn McPhee posted a 154m no fins this morning, but got a red card for a minor technicality which has been referred to the head judge of AIDA.

Some other points of note: