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Kansas Diving Competes at University of Hawaii Diving Invitational
Jan. 8, 2007 HONOLULU - The Junior Jenny Roberts posted a sixth-place finish in the three-meter competition (268.50 points), a finish that head diving coach Eric Elliott calls Robert's "best three-meter performance" of the season. Roberts finished sixth of 33 divers in the event and wrapped up the second day of competition with an eighth-place victory (230.65 points) on the one-meter board. Senior Shelby Noonan captured a sixth-place victory in the one-meter competition, posting 233.15 points, while taking a 20th place finish in the three-meter competition (183.20). Freshman Meghan Proehl placed 13th on the three-meter board (212.60) and ninth on the one-meter board (225.60). Sophomore Hannah McMacken and freshman Allison Ho finished 13th (206.90) and 21st (164.80) on the one-meter board, respectively, while Ho dove to a score of 177.40 on the three-meter board, good for a 23rd place finish. McMacken finished 25th (176.55) in the three-meter competition. "The team dove very well even though we are not in the peak performance of our training," Elliott said. "We arrived only a couple of days before the meet and did not have a lot of training time before, but it's a great experience for our kids because they can have a little fun while completing a lot of work. They have been working hard for that final push before (Big 12) Conference competition." The For results following the Jayhawk-Husker dual, stay tuned to kuathletics.com. Hawaii Diving Invitational Participating Teams: University of Hawaii University of Kansas University of Wisconsin Brigham Young University Drury Western Kentucky Eastern Michigan University of South Dakota Minnesota State University Houston Hiram College -KU-
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