Calgary diver Erlam reaches podium in return to international competition yyc
For Erlam, who finished fourth in the 1m on Saturday, it was a return to international competition after undergoing surgery that required several weeks of hard work to get back into shape for the Saskatoon Diving Club athlete.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary Herald, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
In the 1m, Erlam scored 304.40 points for her five dives, finishing behind fellow Canadian Pamela Ware of Longueuil, Que., and Mexico’s Arantxa Chavez . In the 3m, Erlam scored 251.95. Mexico’s Paola Pineda won the gold medal, ahead of Chavez . Cuba’s Prisis Ruiz Randich took third. As Canada had already secured its quota spots in this event at the last world championships, she was Erlam was there to prepare for the 3m event.Article content“It was still a long day of competition. I came in feeling pretty good for the preliminary,” said the Pointe-Claire Diving Club athlete. “It takes a lot of energy to compete, so by the time I got to the finals I was pretty tired. I still managed to stay focused and dive well.
Dominican Jonathan Ruvalcaba Peralta took the top spot on the podium. Mexico’s Kevin Alexander Munoz snuck into second place, ahead of Cuba’s Laydel Dominguez Cervantes .Wiens, who trains in Saskatoon, scored 441.40. Cuba’s Calrlos Ramos Rodríguez won the gold, followed by Mexico’s Jose Diego Balleza Isaias and fellow Montreal’s Nathan Zsombor-Murray .
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