ABW June 2016-1
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est divers in line with their support of cliff diving.<br />
“This one-of-a-kind activity will be open to the<br />
general public and viewers will be treated to a day<br />
of aerial prowess performed by homegrown talents<br />
and top-ranked international competitors who have<br />
had previous experience competing in the global<br />
stage,” Arruiz said.<br />
In a bid to attract a wider international field of divers<br />
to the Challenge, the maximum dive height is<br />
restricted to 20 meters, in line with other international<br />
competitions. Divers also performed from 10 and<br />
15 meters as they launched themselves from cliff<br />
tops above the placid waters of the peninsula. There<br />
were two divisions this year with an Open division<br />
for adults and a Junior division for 8-16 year<br />
olds, attracting a total of 19 divers. Competitors<br />
enthralled spectators as they plunged from the high<br />
platform, adding some fancy and well executed dive<br />
maneuvers along the way.<br />
20<br />
Judges used the standard scoring system established<br />
by the Federation Internationale de Natation,