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FAST diver Dylan Lucia dives into the pool at Palomar College on his way to winning the 14-15 boys 1-meter novice category at his first meet.

Fallbrook’s June Holston prepares to dive in the 9U category of the meet at Palomar College.

Andrew Roback spins through the air while diving in his first meet where he finished first in the 9U category.

Fallbrook divers soar at Palomar meet

Thursday, March 14^th, 2013
Issue 11, Volume 17.

FALLBROOK – Five Fallbrook Associated Swim Team (FAST) divers took to the diving board at Palomar College, Feb. 24 and 25, and three came home with medals.

FAST diver Dylan Lucia, 14, earned a first-place medal in the 14-15 boys 1-meter novice category, while Andrew Roback, 8, earned a first-place medal in the 9U boys 1-meter novice category. June Holston, 7, took second place in the 9U girls 1-meter novice category.

It was the first competitive meet for the three medalists, together with teammates Taylor Evans, 11, who took seventh place in her category, and Eva Thomas, 7, who took fifth.

"Diving takes dedication, discipline and courage, and all of these young athletes should be proud of the effort they put into preparing for this meet," said FAST dive coach Terry Erard.

The Palomar meet, titled "For the Love of Diving," was an official sanctioned event under American Athletic Union rules. A total of 146 divers competed.

For information about joining the FAST dive or swim teams, visit www.swimfast.com or call head coach Sean Redmond at (760) 728-9244.

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