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DIVING LEVELS
ADVANCED / ELITE / COLLEGE PREP
Commit to 4-5 days a week year round
This is for athletes who compete at the highest level in our diving program. Focus is on 1 & 3 meter diving, preparation for nationals, college, & state competitions. All divers at this level are excepted to participate in all ODL, AAU, Club, and any scheduled USA meets.
INTERMEDIATE DIVING
Commit to 2-3 days a week
Designed for divers who have been through our beginning program or have had prior experience in some form of diving and have the desire to compete at the next level. We will teach more in-depth techniques, mechanics, strengthening, & conditioning. Divers will increase their knowledge of the different dives, will learn a competitive list of dives, & participate in club competitions at various locations & some AAU and ODL sanctioned meets. Practices are 2 hrs.
BEGINNER DIVING
Commit to 2-3 days a week
Designed for divers who have no experience. We will teach the basics of springboard diving. Divers will learn safety, proper mechanics, rules, & the different components of all diving categories. When ready, will compete at club competitions and ODL Classes are 1-hour long & include some dryland & conditioning.
Recruiting Guidelines for High School Divers
Recruiting Guidelines for High School Divers
Welcome to the roadmap for high school divers aspiring to dive at the collegiate level. Please note that this guide is a work in progress, with updates added regularly.
As you delve into this guide, bear in mind that each diver's journey is distinct. Factors like experience, skill level, academic accomplishments, and personal goals will shape your recruiting experience.
Key Considerations for High School Divers:
- cademic Excellence Matters: Remember that academic standards often weigh more heavily in college options than diving prowess.
- Maximize Exposure: Participate in as many meets as possible, including AAU and USA Diving events, to increase visibility.
Freshman Focus:
- Establish solid academic habits and remain receptive to coaching.
- Begin compiling a comprehensive library of diving videos showcasing your progress.dd a description about this item
Sophomore Strategy:
- Initiate school visits by the end of sophomore year or during the summer before junior year.
- Keep academic performance in mind, as it impacts scholarship eligibility.
- Explore a variety of schools, including those outside your initial preferences.
- Consider attending camps or clinics at college facilities, with approval from coaching staff.Add a description about this item
Junior Journey:
Start official and unofficial visits to colleges, engaging with coaches and athletes.
- Inquire about the head swim coach's role and the program's off-season training expectations.
- Understand the academic standards and support systems available within each program.
Remember:
- Clarify your goals and motivations for collegiate diving.
- Choose a school based on holistic factors, not solely on diving or coaching.
- Remain flexible, as circumstances may change during your college visits and graduation.
Senior Selection:
- Narrow down your options based on past experiences and preferences.
- Utilize remaining official visits judiciously, focusing on top contenders.
Final Thoughts:
Your college decision is not set in stone. Embrace the journey and remember that your worth is not defined solely by your diving achievements.
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Hall of Fame Diving Academy Highlights
Zach Schering embarked on his diving journey at Jackson High School, where he excelled as a four-time state qualifier. During his junior and senior years, he consistently ranked in the top 10, even breaking the school record for both six and eleven dives. His success continued at Clarion University, where he showcased his talent as a three-time national qualifier. In the 2024 Nationals, he achieved an impressive second place on the one-meter board. Furthermore, Zach has earned the prestigious title of four-time All-American and holds multiple records at Clarion University.
Levi Hellmann's diving journey is marked by impressive achievements. Levi a Senior at Jackson High School, embarked on his diving journey at the Hall of Fame Diving Academy in 8th grade. Throughout his four years at Jackson, Levi has been a dedicated member of the Dive Team, earning four consecutive letters and a two-time DI State qualifier in high school diving, he showcased his talent by securing a commendable 5th place in the 1m springboard event during his senior year, while also establishing a new record (520.30) for 11 dives at Jackson HS. Beyond his high school accolades, Levi continues to excel on the national stage as a key member of the AAU National Team, representing his prowess at senior level competitions. His dedication and skill were further recognized when he earned a spot as a World Cup Qualifier participant in the prestigious event held in Berlin, Germany, in December 2023. Levi will continue his diving and Studies at West Virginia University.
Emmalie Mitzel, a Senior at Jackson High School, embarked on her diving journey at the Hall of Fame Diving Academy in 8th grade. Throughout her four years at Jackson, Emmalie has been a dedicated member of the Dive Team, earning four consecutive letters. Her junior year saw her qualify for the State Meet, where she impressively finished 18th. Notably, Emmalie earned recognition as part of the first team All Federal League, All County, and All Ohio during the previous season. In addition to her achievements in diving, Emmalie demonstrates remarkable versatility as a member of Jackson High School's Gymnastics Team and as a pole vaulter for the Track Team. Beyond athletics, Emmalie shines academically, maintaining a stellar 5.0 GPA while tackling CCP and AP courses. Her academic excellence has earned her membership in the National Honor Society, Chinese National Honor Society, Math National Honor Society, and Science National Honor Society. Looking ahead, Emmalie plans to pursue her passion for Biomedical Engineering at college following her graduation. Her dedication to both her athletic pursuits and academic endeavors serves as a testament to her commitment to excellence in all aspects of her life. Emmalie Mitzel, a Senior at Jackson High School, embarked on her diving journey at the Hall of Fame Diving Academy in 8th grade. Throughout her four years at Jackson, Emmalie has been a dedicated member of the Dive Team, earning four consecutive letters. Her junior year saw her qualify for the State Meet, where she impressively finished 18th. Notably, Emmalie earned recognition as part of the first team All Federal League, All County, and All Ohio during the previous season. In addition to her achievements in diving, Emmalie demonstrates remarkable versatility as a member of Jackson High School's Gymnastics Team and as a pole vaulter for the Track Team. Beyond athletics, Emmalie shines academically, maintaining a stellar 5.0 GPA while tackling CCP and AP courses. Her academic excellence has earned her membership in the National Honor Society, Chinese National Honor Society, Math National Honor Society, and Science National Honor Society. Looking ahead, Emmalie plans to pursue her passion for Biomedical Engineering at college following her graduation. Her dedication to both her athletic pursuits and academic endeavors serves as a testament to her commitment to excellence in all aspects of her life.