Mira Tinani, a sophomore diver for NM State, recently concluded her three-day showing at the NCAA Diving Zone E Championships in Federal Way, Washington. Despite falling short of further qualification for the NCAA Championships, Tinani put up strong scores throughout the competition, including a finals berth in the platform dive.
During the championships, Tinani posted a score of 239.50 in the 3m dives, finishing in 37th place. In the platform dive, she impressed with a score of 223.30 in the preliminary round, earning her a spot in the finals where she finished in 18th place with a total of 398.95 points. Tinani’s performance in the 1m dive saw her score 212.55, placing her 36th overall.
Tinani has been a standout performer for NM State’s diving team this season, contributing significantly at the WAC Championships where she earned 35 points, with a second-place finish in the platform dive. Coach Rick Pratt expressed pride in Tinani’s performance, noting her bright future and potential in the sport.
While Tinani may have missed out on qualifying for the NCAA Championships this year, her strong showing at the Diving Zone E Championships highlights her talent and determination in the sport. Fans can follow NM State Swimming & Diving for more updates on Tinani and the team’s future competitions.
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