European Aquatics reveals nominees for 2024 Athlete of the Year Awards – and the public vote is now open

 

European Aquatics is proud to reveal the nominees for the 2024 Athlete of the Year Awards, all of whom have distinguished themselves in an extraordinary year of competition highlighted by the Paris Olympics.

The Awards will celebrate male and female competitors across the whole range of European Aquatics activities - swimming, open water swimming, diving, high diving, artistic swimming and water polo.

Each category will feature five nominees, showcasing the depth of talent within aquatics disciplines across the continent.

And you, the followers of Europe’s aquatics athletes, now have the chance to vote ahead of the competition deadline of 23:59 CET on December 31.

You can find the lists of nominees here. https://www.len.eu/awards-2024/

To cast your vote please select the image of the athlete you wish to support – you will have one vote per discipline in each category.

The 12 winners are set to be revealed in January, on European Aquatics website and social media channels .

Nominees were chosen based on their performances during the 2024 season, which included the World Aquatics Championships in Doha and the European Aquatics Championships in Belgrade as well as the Paris 2024 Games. These shortlists were approved by the Technical Committee of each discipline.

The public vote will count for 30% of the total voting, with 70% weighting for the European Aquatics members and technical committee voting.

European fans – dive in! Start voting now!

Masters rule changes approved by World Aquatics

 

World Aquatics approved a number of rule changes for Masters competitions proposed by the World Aquatics Masters Committee during a World Aquatics Bureau meeting held on 17 October 2023.

The following rules shall go into effect on 1 December 2023:

SWIMMING

3.2.2 THE START

3.3.2.1 (RENUMBERING) When using the forward start, the referee’s whistle shall indicate that the swimmers may take their positions with at least one foot at the front of the starting platform or pool deck, or in the water with one hand having contact with the starting wall.

3.3.2.2 NEW:  When all swimmers are ready (instead of stationary) to start the starter shall give the starting signal.

3.3.2.3 NEW:  Any swimmer(s) starting before the starting signal has been given may be disqualified upon the completion of the race.

3.4.2 MIXED Relays consist of two (2) female and two (2) male each registered with the same club.  No swimmer is allowed to represent more than one club.

8.3.3. Swimmers shall be seeded according to age groups from the youngest to the oldest.  Swimmers may be selected irrespective of sex.  The slowest entered swimmers of each age group may comprise and be seeded in special heat(s).  By the recommendation of the World Aquatics Masters Committee and/or nominated Discipline Manager-Chief Referee or Safety Officer this order may be changed.

 

OPEN WATER SWIMMING

4.5 The water temperature shall be measured within 30 minutes before the start of the race and must be a minimum of 18° C and a maximum of 31° C.  The water temperature shall be certified by the Safety Officer as measured in as near to the middle of the course as possible at a depth of 40 cm.  If water temperature is below 18° C, the use of wetsuits is compulsory.  Wetsuits must be on the approved World Aquatics Swimwear.

4.6 It shall be compulsory for all swimmers to wear highly visible coloured swim caps and approved World Aquatics Swimwear.

4.3 (NEW) Masters Open Water Swimming Relay

MIXED Relays consist of two (2) females and two (2) males each registered with the same club.  No swimmer is allowed to represent more than one club. Each member will swim a distance of 1.25 km each.

4.4 (NEW) Relay Age Groups are calculated from the total age of team members (in whole years) 100-159 years, 160-219 years, 220-279 years, 280 plus.

8.3.1 A Masters Open Water Swimming event may be included in World Aquatics Masters Championships

8.3.1.1 Individual Events up to 5km

8.3.1.2 MIXED Relay Events (optional)

 

ARTISTIC SWIMMING

5.1.3.5  MIXED TEAM consist one (1) female and one (1) male.

7.2.1 The events of Masters Artistic Swimming are Women Solo, Men Solo, Duet, Mixed Duet, Team, and Free Combination.

7.2.1.1 (NEW) Each event constitutes a separate event.

7.2.1.2 (NEW) Team technical, team free and free combination are open to all sexes.

7.2.1.2 (NEW) Mixed Duet is composed of one (1) female and one (1) male.

7.2.2 Free Routine: The Free Routine shall consist of Solo, Duet, Mixed Duet, Team, and Free Combination. There are no restrictions as regarding selection of music, or choreography.

7.4 Masters Artistic Swimming Technical Rules

7.4.1 Time Limits for Routines

Time limits for Technical Routines and Free Routines including ten (10) seconds for the deck movement. These are:

7.4.1.1    Technical Routines Solo - 2 minutes 00 seconds                           

Free Routines Solo - 2 minutes 15 seconds                              

7.4.1.2   Technical Routines Duet - 2 minutes 20 seconds                          

Free Routines Duet - 2 minutes 45 minutes                                          

7.4.1.3   Technical Routines Mixed Duet - 2 minutes 20 seconds                          

Free Routines Mixed Duet - 2 minutes 45 seconds                          

7.4.1.4   Technical Routines Teams - 2 minutes 50 seconds                            

Free Routines Teams - 3 minutes 30 seconds

7.5.2 Solo Required Elements

Elements 1 to 5 should follow the order listed on the Elements Order Card.

7.5.2.4 TRAVELLING BALLET LEG COMBINATION-Beginning in a back layout position a ballet leg alternate is executed with travel.

7.5.3 Duet and MIXED Duet Required Element: Elements 1 to 5 should follow the order listed on the Elements Order Card.

7.5.4 Team Required Elements: Elements 1 to 5 should follow the order listed on the Elements Order Card.

8.3.3. Swimmers shall be seeded according to age groups from the youngest to the oldest.  Swimmers may be selected irrespective of sex.  The slowest entered swimmers of each age group may comprise and be seeded in special heat(s).  By the recommendation of the World Aquatics Masters Committee and/or nominated Discipline Manager-Chief Referee or Safety Officer this order may be changed.

8.6.1 In World Aquatics Masters Championships a club may enter in solo tech, solo, duet, mixed duet, team and free combination in each age group.

 

DIVING

8.4.1 DIVING REMOVE programme: The programme of the World Aquatics Masters Championships shall include 1 metre Springboard Men and Women, 3 metre Springboard Men and Women, Platform Men and Women, Synchronized 3 metre Women, Men, Mixed Team, Synchronized Diving Platform Women, Men, and Mixed Team.

World Aquatics Masters Championships – Doha 2024 Information Bulletin Released

 

The World Aquatics Masters Championships are coming to Doha, Qatar and World Aquatics and the Doha 2024 Organizing Committee extend an invitation to the event with the Information Bulletin.

The Information Bulletin for the World Aquatics Masters Championships officially kicks off the march to Doha, with key event dates, eligibility rules for competition, training venues, accommodation details, transportation, and cultural and social programmes that will run alongside the competitions.

 

About the World Aquatics Masters Championships | The World’s Top Older Athletes Are Coming to Doha

Approximately 10,000 competitors from 100 countries are expected to take part in the World Masters Championships (23 February – 3 March 2024), only a few days after the end of the World Aquatics Championships for elite competitors.

Master athletes compete across five aquatics sports: swimming, diving, water polo, artistic swimming and open water swimming across four different competition venues.

The event also aims to provide an attractive environment where participants can enjoy not only the competitions but also their stay in Qatar. 

 

Doha | An Experienced Host Awaits

Doha, the capital of Qatar, is an experienced host city for major aquatics events with venues, an exciting setting and an Organizing Committee that gives athletes the optimum conditions to compete at their best.

Doha has successfully organized several World Aquatics events in the past, including the acclaimed World Swimming Championships (25m) in 2014, as well as World Cup events in swimming, open water swimming, diving and artistic swimming, Doha has a proven record of delivering outstanding competitions and providing world-class facilities for athletes and fans alike. 

Now, with the World Aquatics Masters Championships coming to town, we are excited to give our older age-group competitors the experience of competing here.  

 

World Class in Every Way | Competition Venues

The world-class Aspire Dome, Hamad Aquatic Centre, Old Doha Port and the Al Sadd Sports Complex are ready to welcome masters athletes and provide them with perfect conditions for competition. The event will also use pool facilities at Qatar University and the Qatar Foundation as training venues. 

 

When & Where | Event Registration and Competition Schedule

Athlete registration will open on 19 October 2023 and run through 16 January 2023. Registration will take place on the World Aquatics GMS (General Management System) platform. 

All information about event registration and the competition schedules is included in the Information Bulletin, including entry times. 

Sport Manuals will be realised by the end of 2023. These will include detailed information on each of the sports. 

In the meantime, future participants can discover this captivating country that blends tradition with modernity on the Discover Qatar event page.  

 

Travel Information

Qatar offers world-class accommodations and is renowned for its warm hospitality. To help athletes, teams and their families have an unforgettable experience in Doha, the local organisers will create an event Accommodation Guide which will be available in the coming weeks.

For a full list of countries eligible for visa-free entry, click here. https://visitqatar.com/intl-en/practical-info/visas

 Click here to find out more about the entry requirements to Qatar that follow the Qatar government’s latest guidance.  

http://covid19.moph.gov.qa/EN/travel-and-return-policy/Pages/default.aspx

 

Competition Requirements

All competitions at the World Aquatics Masters Championships will follow the prevailing World Aquatics Rules and Regulations during the event dates. 

We highly recommend that you visit both the World Aquatics Masters Championships - Doha 2024 event page and the official Doha 2024 event website to stay on top of the latest updates.

 

We Hope to See You in Doha | A Welcome Message from the World Aquatics President

“I hope you will join me in cheering on the incredible athletic performances. I also hope you will take some time to experience the beautiful Qatari culture and warm hospitality during your stay. To the athletes, please accept our best wishes for your competitions. We will be cheering you on from the stands while working to provide the excellent conditions your hard work and talent merit!”

World Aquatics President Husain Al Musallam

Coaching legend Jane Figueiredo from Zimbabwe

She is well-known in Great Britain as Tom Daley’s coach, having guided the platform maestro to Olympic bronze in 2016 and his second world title in 2017. Few, however, may remember that 20 years ago Zimbabwe-born Jane Figueiredo steered two other great divers to the very top: Russians Vera Ilyina and Yulia Pakhalina, who won the synchro springboard final at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. 

Your career is surprising: a girl from Africa becomes an outstanding diving guru. How did it happen? 
The majority of white girls and white boys grow up in an African country like Zimbabwe outdoors. We were swimming, we were diving, we were outdoors. I don’t know if you remember but we had a diving team that went to Moscow 1980, the first Olympics (for Zimbabwe) because they were banned before that. Antonette Wilken reached the final and DebbieHill just missed it. We had a girl who went to the Los Angeles Olympics, who was seventh in 1984 in the 3m springboard. We did diving in high school, we swam in high school. Actually, once growing up, diving kids all went to the US on diving scholarships.

Like it was with the Russian girls at the end of the 90s? 
That is correct. Vera Ilyina was the first one, Yulia (Pakhalina) came later. I think the question was always the same: was she going to return in a better or worse condition?

(GB Diving National Performance Director) Alexei Evangulov told me once: “Jane became a professional coach because she had a possibility to work with the high-level divers.” Is it true?
He’s absolutely right. I always coached foreign athletes and, before Vera, Yulia and Nastya (Pozdnyakova). I had a British girl, my first diver, who dove at the World Championships, World Cups, all the Grand Prix and obviously she wasn’t the same level as Vera, Yulia and Nastya. So very quickly I had to learn a lot of things. When I started travelling with the Russian team, that was very challenging for me. Why? Because Vera’s coach was still part of that team and he was very possessive, very jealous. So I just tried not to interfere. And the same with Yulia. The agreement was with Yulia that I would coach her in America (at the University of Houston) and when she returns to Russia, she works with Vladimir (Pakhalin). I respected him tremendously but mostly because I understood that she was his daughter and he was looking to do certain things with her that were very different from what I was teaching her. An example: I wanted her to reach her arms, he wanted her just to jump. So very different technics to apply. So what it ended up like when she was with me, we worked arms. We started to change the technique and her 205B became easier, better, faster and just great.

Were you involved in this situation when there were three girls for two places and Alexei (Evangulov) had to make the decision about Irina Lashko? 
Yes and no. ‘Yes’, because I understood what was happening, but ‘No’, because I didn’t understand how that related to us because we were so far away from it. Fortunately, Vera won the nationals and picked Yulia, and Lashko was left out. That kicked off the process of the partnership between Vera and Yulia. I think for Yulia it was so difficult because she and Irina won the (1998) World Championships in Perth in synchro one or two years before. So for Yulia, it was a very difficult decision because she liked Lashko, she was very close to her. After Vera and Yulia had won the gold medal in 2000, Yulia’s dad said: “If you want to go to America now, you can go.” I was so happy because obviously for my university team to have Yulia was like ‘wow’ – we could go and win everything. And Vera now was living in America, so Vera helped me and told Yulia to come. We won silver in Athens (2004 Olympics), and Yulia also had a bronze in the individual event, while Vera was fourth.

Alexei Evangulov moved to Great Britain after 2008. When did you feel it was problematic for you to stay with the Russian team? 
It wasn’t problematic when Vera retired, because it happened in 2004. It became problematic really after 2008 when Yulia retired and they changed the technical directors. Oleg Zaitsev at that time was the assistant to Alexei. He was very supportive when he was the assistant. But after Beijing all the best girls had retired and the boys (Evgeny Kuznetsov and Ilya Zakharov) started to emerge. So the girls had really no support. I remember one practice, we were preparing for their Nationals, so Nastya wasn’t supposed to leave for two more or three more weeks. She arrived at the pool on one day, her phone rang, it was Zaitsev and he said, “You better come by tomorrow otherwise you are no longer on the Olympic team.” And she said, “What? What do you mean?” And he said, “I don’t care, you’d better be here tomorrow in Moscow.” She had to run home, pack her bags and leave that night to be in Russia the next day. And crazy things like that. I didn’t want to be a part of that any longer.

Alexei invited you to work with Tom Daley? 
Exactly. Though at first I said: “No, no way.” I didn’t want to move to London. I didn’t know the city at all. My mother is British but for me London has always been cold, miserable and unhappy. It’s actually not like that but that had been my impression back then. And again, I didn’t want to leave Texas, because Vera was there, Yulia was there and Nastya was there, my family was there. And I had travelled so much with the Russian team that I wasn’t ready to start travelling again.

When did you move to London? 
Alexei called me probably in October of 2013 and he said, “Hi Jaaaaane!” And I said “Hi Alexei, what are you doing?” He said, “Do you speak Portuguese?” Because my father is Portuguese. And I said, “No, I’ve never spoken Portuguese.” And he said, “Ohhh, that’s a bummer. I thought maybe you might be interested in being our team manager or a translator in Rio.” I thought the conversation was finishing there. And then he said, “Okay... Why don’t you come to London and give my coaches a presentation, because we have a conference every year?”

So he went from far away? 
Yes. And I said, “Oh, that sounds interesting.” So I went to London and the other day (‘the next day’?) Alexei suggested to go to the Olympic pool. And of course, Thomas Daley was there. I said, “Oh, hi Tom.” He said, “Hi Jane, now we’re going to show you the facility. You know, I’m moving to London and looking for a coach. Maybe you want to move to London?”

And?
And I said “No, I don’t think so, like I’m happy where I am. I am very happy in Texas.” Next week, Alexei gave me a call and said, “Hi Jane, by the way, Tom is in Orlando. Can he come to train with you for two or three weeks in Texas?” I said, “Okay, when are you coming?” He said, “Tomorrow.” So I picked Tom up at the airport, he came to stay with me. He was fantastic! Oh my goodness, for two weeks I was just in heaven. And you know, honestly, since Vera and Yulia I had not coached somebody who just inspired me that much and before this I was thinking I would never coach somebody as good as them again. I thought I was the luckiest person in the world. Really.

I am not able to imagine how big was the blow when Tom finished last in the semi-final in Rio after he almost won the Games in preliminaries... 
Huge. That was extremely painful. Painful for him, painful to watch him. Painful for me because certainly I didn’t expect that and our preparation was amazing. But several things happened prior to that. I think he thought only he could be the guy ever to win a diving Olympic gold medal for Great Britain. But Jack Laugher and Chris Mears achieved that some days earlier. So that was the first scenario. And I think when that happened, he wanted so badly to just kill it and do it and be the same that he came out that first prelim and just like “Grrwww...” And he just killed himself. There was nothing left. Nothing. And it was a very difficult thing to watch because we always wanted to dive like he did in preliminaries. And during the couple of years that I coached him, we were always battling with “Why do you want to be in ninth place and scratch and claw and then you end up third?” I said, “You’re never going to win the gold medal that way. Ever.”

Аfter performances like Tom had in Rio it happens often that an athlete and a coach split.  
I never thought about that. I can’t speak for Tom because, you know, he would have to tell you his version but I think that initially he wanted to blame a lot of things for his mistakes or his failure there. But I think now, if you ask him two years later, three years later, he has a very different reflection. But because of Rio I never thought a second about not staying. I had to stay. Because running away from that failure would, I think, be my biggest regret and I couldn’t allow us, Tom and me, to finish like that. That’s never going to happen.

Knowing the story, it’s easy to understand what you felt in Budapest, when Daley became world champion. 
Well, he had so much to prove, right?

You started working together when Tom started this relationship with Dustin (Lance Black), who lived in USA. Was it a problem for you? 
I would say... no. Tom discussed the situation with me in America before I even moved to London. Because he came to America to stay with me when all the papers were going to reveal that he was gay. So he was in my house and he came and he said, “I want to come stay there with you, I want to get out of Great Britain.” I think moving to London was the beginning of trying to be able to manage that relationship. Because he lived in Plymouth before and it took four or fivehours by train to get to London. Whereas if he lives in London, it’s easy to fly to Los Angeles and back.

One probably stupid question. I know it’s a huge problem for the American coaches to tell the student that he or she has too much body weight. Can you tell Tom, “Now you close your mouth and stop eating”?
No. Because I coached mostly women all of my life, there’s a certain strategy for women, right? If you go to a woman and you use the word “fat”, first of all, I find that very rude. So it’s not the right word. Tom had heard those words years before I came along but I never used that word with Tom. Ever. I think one article in a newspaper in Great Britain... we made a joke about some candy or some sweets and they wrote an article about that: “Tom Daley’s coach tells him to lay off the candy”. And that’s not what we were talking about. But for me the strategy for Tom was to give him the tools so he could work on his nutrition. To educate him. And we started that process in Houston. I had him to meet with my nutritionist at the University of Houston and she sat with him the first time he ever came to visit. Not me. I was never there. And then we started just working on strength and conditioning, different kinds. And my strength coach worked with him. And before you knew it, he was like dropping pounds. We never said anything about what to eat.


Did he talk to you about having a baby when they decided? 
That’s a great question because after Rio he did talk to me that he might like to start a family and how was I about that. I said, “Well, I have two things. Number one: I’m concerned only because how are you going to manage your time, because having a baby and training full time and travelling and being a celebrity look a lot? And then number two: I never told him “You shouldn’t do it.” Again, I think, it’s like nutrition – I don’t want to tell him what he shouldn’t do. I want him to make the decisions and then he’s going to come and say, “How are we going to manage this, Jane?” So, since he’s had the baby he’s been like another person. So my fears disappeared, turned into happiness and joy to see how he’s changed as a person and how much love he shows for this baby, Robbie (Robert Ray Black-Daley). He brings him to the pool, though he always asks, “Jane, can I bring Robbie to the pool because Lance is away and I don’t have a place to put him?”


Do they have a nurse or…?
Yes, but you know everything cannot click all the time, right? We just work around it. He brings the baby and I love the baby.


Did you ever have a kind of misunderstanding with Tom’s husband Lance? 
We have had only one conflict and that came after Lance broke the rules. I mean, the rules set by British Swimming.


What kind of rules? 
You are not allowed to stay in the same hotel as the team. You are not allowed to fly on the same airplane as the team. You are not allowed, you are not allowed, you are not allowed. I don’t necessarily like all of those rules but if there are rules and I work for British Swimming I need to keep them. It means I can’t make my own rules because he’s married or because he has a baby.


Many years ago I talked to (diving coach) Tatiana Starodubtseva, while she was alive, and she told me that it was ahuge problem to find a pair for Dmitry Sautin because he was so talented. It’s difficult to find another guy like this. And I think you have the same problem with Tom. 
Yes, absolutely. You can’t change that. When Tom was training with Dan (Goodfellow) and they won a bronze medal in Rio, Dan lived in another city, so it was not ideal. I think if you are going to be the best in synchro, you have to train together. Vera and Yulia, Nastya and Yulia, Jack (Laugher) and Chris (Mears), Jack (Laugher) and Dan (Goodfellow). So the next alternative, we had to think of another plan, because when Chris retired, Daniel was the only person who was very talented both on springboard and platform. But who could maybe do the same dives as Jack? So we had to let the option with Dan go and I said the only other possibility was Matthew (Lee), because he has the ability and the talent to do the dives. Maybe not as great as Tom but he is very talented and very, very good. In Korea (2019 World Championships)he made a mistake, but that was just because of his inexperience. The gold medal is going to be very difficult next year. It’s not impossible but we have to give our best at least minimum for the silver.


How long have Tom and Matthew been training together? 
Oh, they didn’t start synchro until the end of October, beginning of November (2018). So there’s been a very short period of time. Then Matthew had to move, so Alexei (Evangulov) said to him, “You want a chance to go to the Olympics and win a medal? Number one, you have to come to London, and number two, you have to come to train with Jane and Tom.” And he said, “Yes.”


How do you imagine your future? 
My contract in Great Britain ends after Tokyo 2020. Many people ask me like, “What are you going to do, Jane?” My answer will always be, “I will wait until the Olympics are finished. And then I will take some time, maybe travel with my mom.” I’d like to spend some time with my mom, she is getting older now. We want to travel, we want to do some fun things. So I will not make a decision until I had some time to rest. So in case Alexei also stays in London, he has to be patient and wait for me because I don’t want to rush. I want to think all of my options because I think that’s the smart thing to do.


And if Alexei will return to Russia, you will return with him? 
Hahaha, wow... That’s a million-dollar question. You know, I don’t see that coming for me. I’ll tell you why: mostly because my time with Vera, Yulia and Nastya was the most amazing time in my career. I don’t think that going back is a good idea, the language is very difficult and it was always difficult. There are many opportunities for me and I am so appreciative of anybody that wants me to go anywhere. I feel lucky and I don’t take advantage of that. I want to wait and then I want to really look at where I see myself. I love coaching. I want to give back to other coaches. I think I’ve learnt so much from the Russian system, the British system and the American system and I have the best of all of those three worlds. And I know for sure: I don’t want to keep that experience for myself.

*This article can be found in the FINA Magazine. To access the online version of the magazine (2020/3) click here
http://www.fina.org/news/coaching-legend-jane-figueiredo-zim
Elena Vaytsekhovskaya, Olympic champion diver, FINA Aquatics World Magazine Correspondent (RUS)

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- FINA Diving World Cup - scheduled to take place in Tokyo (JPN), on April 21-26, 2020
- FINA Artistic Swimming Olympic Games Qualification Tournament - scheduled to take place in Tokyo (JPN), on April 30-May 3, 2020
These events are postponed to June 2020 (place and exact dates to be confirmed).
In its message to all Members, FINA assured that “is doing its utmost to preserve athletes, coaches and officials' health, while being perfectly aware of the severe limitations they are enduring concerning their training and normal preparation for the Olympic Games.”
Moreover, “FINA is striving to preserve the integrity of the qualification procedure, adapting it in accordance with the challenging times we are living.”
Finally, recent changes in FINA events, also include:
FINA Diving World Series – March 27-29, 2020/London (GBR) - postponed

FINA Diving Grand Prix – May 29-31, 2020/Singapore (SGP) - cancelled

FINA Diving Grand Prix – June 5-7, 2020/Kuala Lumpur (MAS) - postponed
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Team Canada shines at home in Montreal at the FINA/CNSG DIVING WORLD SERIES 2020

The team of Canada shone at home, during the first leg of the FINA/CNSG Diving World Series, staged in Montreal on February 28-March 1, by earning six gold medals out of the 10 finals of the competition. Russia won three titles and Great Britain left with one victory.
The Canadian supremacy was evident in the women’s events, where all four gold medals went for the local heroes. Jennifer Abel controlled operations in the 3m springboard, both in the individual and synchro (where she paired with Melissa Citrini Beaulieu), while her teammate Meaghan Benfeito ruled in the 10m platform (in the synchro final, she performed for gold with Caeli McKay).
In the women’s field, Russia (two silver in the individual events) was also consistent, with Australia, Malaysia and Mexico completing the list of countries with medals.
Among men, things were more balanced, with three nations getting gold in Montreal. In the 3m springboard, Philippe Gagné won the fight against Jack Laugher (GBR, silver), but in the 10m platform Noah Willians, from Great Britain, gave the sole title to his country, comfortably beating silver medallist Viktor Minibaev (RUS). In synchro action, the Russian divers were the strongest of the field, with two victories: Evgenii Kuznetsov/Nikita Shleikher in the 3m, and Minibaev/Aleksandr Bondar prevailing in the higher board. Mexico and United States also medalled among men.
In the mixed events, Canada and Russia share the two titles at stake, with the locals triumphing in the 3m (François Imbeau-Dulac/Jennifer Abel) and the Europeans winning in the 10m (Viktor Minibaev/Ekaterina Beliaeva). Great Britain (namely thanks to Tom Daley, silver in the 3m with Grace Reid) and Mexico also earned medals in these events.
After this first stop in Canada, the FINA/CNSG Diving World Series will resume in Kazan (RUS) on March 20-22 and then conclude in London (GBR) in March 27-29.

Medallists in Montreal (CAN):
Men

3m springboard: 1. Philippe Gagné (CAN), 471.30; 2. Jack Laugher (GBR), 431.05; 3. Mike Hixon (USA), 425.65 
10m platform: 1. Noah Williams (GBR), 493.35; 2. Viktor Minibaev (RUS), 472.65; 3. Aleksandr Bondar (RUS), 468.10
3m springboard synchro: 1. Evgenii Kuznetsov/Nikita Shleikher (RUS), 421.95; 2. Jack Laugher/Daniel Goodfellow (GBR), 415.74; 3. Yahel Castillo/Juan Manuel Celaya (MEX), 407.22
10m platform synchro: 1. Viktor Minibaev/Aleksandr Bondar (RUS), 412.44; 2. Kevin Berlin/Ivan Garcia (MEX), 407.94; 3. Nathan Zsombor-Murray/Vincent Riendeau (CAN), 407.76

Women

3m springboard: 1. Jennifer Abel (CAN), 363.00; 2. Mariia Poliakova (RUS), 320.25; 3. Anabelle Smith (AUS), 317.25

10m platform: 1. Meaghan Benfeito (CAN), 355.10; 2. Iuliia Timoshinina (RUS), 347.40; 3. Pandelela Pamg (MAS), 337.55
3m springboard synchro: 1. Jennifer Abel/Melissa Citrini Beaulieu (CAN), 298.83; 2. Melany Hernandez/Paola Espinosa (MEX), 286.20; 3. Kristina Ilinykh/Mariia Poliakova (RUS), 285.60
10m platform synchro: 1. Meaghan Benfeito/Caeli McKay (CAN), 313.02; Pandelela Pamg/Mun Yee Leong (MAS), 297.66; 3. Iuliia Timoshinina/Ekaterina Beliaeva (RUS), 288.30

Mixed

3m springboard synchro: 1. François Imbeau-Dulac/Jennifer Abel (CAN), 314.52; 2. Grace Reid/Thomas Daley (GBR), 309.57; 3. Osmar Olvera/Dolores Hernandez (MEX), 283.20
10m platform synchro: 1. Viktor Minibaev/Ekaterina Beliaeva (RUS), 315.96; 2. Jose Balleza/Maria Jose Sanchez (MEX), 311.10; 3. Caeli McKay/Vincent Riendeau (CAN), 306.54

2020 FINA/CNSG Diving World Series calendar:

1. Montreal (CAN) – February 28-March 1
2. Kazan (RUS) – March 20-22
3. London (GBR) – March 27-29

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Five nations earn gold in Rostock (GER) FINA DIVING GRAND PRIX 2020

The second leg of the 2020 FINA Diving Grand Prix took place on February 20-23 in Rostock (GER), with athletes from Great Britain, USA, Russia, Germany and Ukraine getting gold medals in the competition, which comprised 10 finals.
Among men, Russia won two out of four events, with Ruslan Ternovoi prevailing in the 10m platform, and also triumphing with his teammate Aleksandr Belevtsev in the synchro final. In 3m action, James Heatly (GBR) was the best in the individual event, while local hero Patrick Hausding delighted his fans in the 3m synchro (pairing with Lars Rudiger). Hausding was also bronze medallist in the individual 3m final, with the silver going to Michael Hixon (USA). In the 10m platform, Ethan Pitman (CAN) was second behind Ternovoi, while Matthew Dixon (USA) completed the podium. In the synchro events, USA, Poland, France and Ukraine also got medals in Rostock.
In the women’s field, the US representatives controlled operations, with three titles out of four finals. The exception was Andrea Spendolini Sirieix (GBR) in the individual 10m platform. Otherwise, Brooke Christine Schultz got the gold in the 3m springboard, Kassidy Cook and Sarah Bacon imposed their class in the synchro event, and Jessica Parratto/Amy Magana earned the top spot in the 10m platform synchro. In individual action, Tina Punzel (GER, silver) and Anna Pysmenska (UKR, bronze) completed the podium in the 3m, with Celina Toth (CAN, second) and Parrato, third, taking the minor medals in the 10m platform. Russia (third 10m synchro) completed the list of countries with medals in the women’s finals.
Finally, in the two mixed events, Ukraine (Victoriya Kesar/Stanislav Oliferchyk) was the best in the lower board, while Great Britain (Lucas Thomson/Gemma McArthur) shone in the 10m.
After two European legs (Madrid and Rostock), the FINA Diving Grand Prix will now proceed to North America, with the third competition of the circuit taking place on May 14-17 in Windsor (CAN). The 2020 edition of the competition comprises eight meets in the five continents.

Medallists in Rostock (GER):
Men
3m springboard: 1. James Heatly (GBR), 424.25; 2. Michael Hixon (USA), 410.90; 3. Patrick Hausding (GER), 371.85
10m platform: 1. Ruslan Ternovoi (RUS), 477.85; 2. Ethan Pitman (CAN), 465.90; 3. Matthew Dixon (GBR), 420.95
3m springboard synchro: 1. Lars Rudiger/Patrick Hausding (GER), 395.79; 2. Michael Hixon/Andrew Capobianco (USA), 392.28; 3. Andrzej Rzeszutek/Kacper Lesiak (POL), 382.56

10m platform synchro: 1. Ruslan Ternovoi/Aleksandr Belevtsev (RUS), 411.00; 2. Matthieu Rosset/Benjamin Auffret (FRA), 371.73; 3. Oleg Serbin/Yevgen Naumenko (UKR), 367.83

Women
3m springboard: 1. Brooke Christine Schultz (USA), 314.10; 2. Tina Punzel (GER), 303.00; 3. Anna Pysmenska (UKR), 300.10
10m platform: 1. Andrea Spendolini Sirieix (GBR), 330.50; 2. Celina Toth (CAN), 329.35; 3. Jessica Parratto (USA), 320.50
3m springboard synchro: 1. Kassidy Cook/Sarah Bacon (USA), 287.01; 2. Victoriya Kesar/Anna Pysmenska (UKR), 284.64; 3. Scarlett Mew Jensen/Maria Papworth (GBR), 275.10
10m platform synchro: 1. Jessica Parratto/Amy Magana (USA), 286.98; 2. Christina Wassen/Tina Punzel (GER), 275.58; 3. Anna Konanykhina/Iana Satina (RUS), 272.22

Mixed
3m springboard synchro: 1. Victoriya Kesar/Stanislav Oliferchyk (UKR), 305.61; 2. Jonathan Suckow/Michelle Heimberg (SUI), 282.30; 3. Frithjof Seidel/Jana Lisa Rother (GER), 277.17
10m platform synchro: 1. Lucas Thomson/Gemma McArthur (GBR), 286.20; 2. Naomi Hinzmann/Alexander Lube (GER), 273.48

2020 FINA Diving Grand Prix calendar
1.    Madrid (ESP) – February 14-16
2.    Rostock (GER) – February 20-23

3.    Windsor (CAN) – May 14-17

4.    Singapore (SGP) – May 29-31

5.    Kuala Lumpur (MAS) – June 5-7

6.    Cairo (EGY) – June 26-28

7.    Bolzano (ITA) – July 3-5

8.    Gold Coast (AUS) – November 6-8
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Elite divers ready to shine in Montreal (CAN) FINA/CNSG DIVING WORLD SERIES 2020

The first leg of the 2020 FINA/CNSG Diving World Series is ready to kick off in Montreal (CAN), where some of the best divers in the world will compete from February 28 to March 1.
Among men, stars to watch include Great Britain’s Jack Laugher and Tom Daley, Mexico’s Rommel Pacheco, Jahir Ocampo and Yahel Castillo, Russia’s Evgeny Kuznetsov, Viktor Minibaev and Aleksandr Bondar, or US David Boudia. Local fans in Montreal will also have the opportunity to support Vincent Riendeau and François Imbeau-Dulac.
In the women’s events, the list of contenders for the top-positions includes Australia’s Esther Qin, Anabelle Smith and Maddison Keeney, Great Britain’s Grace Reid and Lois Toulson, Malaysia’s Pandelela Pamg, Mexico’s Paola Espinosa and Alejandra Orozco, or Russia’s Iuliia Timoshinina. Defending the Canadian colours, Jennifer Abel, Pamela Ware and Meaghan Benfeito are strong assets.
The notable absence in this first leg is the Chinese team, affected by the worldwide disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
72 divers from the following 12 countries will be attending the initial meet of the 2020 FINA/CNSG Diving World Series: Australia, Canada, Germany, Great Britain, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Russia, Ukraine and United States.
The event will take place in the “Centre Sportif au Parc Olympique”. After its full renovation, it is considered to be one of the premiere diving facilities in the world. Built for the 1976 Summer Games, the venue regularly hosted the FINA Diving Grand Prix from 2007 to 2012 and the FINA Diving World Series since 2018.
The programme of the competition in Montreal will unfold as follows:

Day 1 – February 28

Women’s 10m platform synchro
Men’s 3m springboard synchro
Women’s 3m springboard synchro
Men’s 10m platform synchro

Day 2 – February 29

Women’s 10m platform
Men’s 3m springboard
Mixed 10m platform synchro

Day 3 – March 1

Women’s 3m springboard
Men’s 10m platform
Mixed 3m springboard synchro

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2. Kazan (RUS) – March 20-22
3. London (GBR) – March 27-29
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Five continent circuit kicks off today in Madrid (ESP) FINA DIVING GRAND PRIX 2020

The 2020 edition of the FINA Diving Grand Prix kicks off today in Madrid (ESP) and will visit all the five continents until the conclusion of the circuit in November. In the Spanish capital, eight events are on the programme of the three-day competition: individual and synchro 3m springboard and 10m platform, for both men and women.
Some of the best divers of the planet will attend the first leg of this year’s Grand Prix, namely Kassidy Cook (USA) and Olena Fedorova (UKR), among women, or US star David Boudia (2012 Olympic champion), talented Yona Knight-Wisdom from Jamaica, Australian asset Shixin Li, and veteran Maicol Verzotto (ITA), in the men’s field. The event with the highest number of entries in the Spanish capital is the men’s 3m springboard, with 32 divers contesting the preliminaries.
The notable absence in Madrid will be the Chinese stars, who will not travel to Spain due to the worldwide consequences of the coronavirus.
The competition programme of the Madrid rendezvous unfolds as follows:

Friday – February 14

Women’s 3m springboard
Men’s 10m platform

Saturday – February 15
Women’s 10m platform synchro
Men’s 3m springboard

Sunday – February 16
Men’s 3m springboard synchro
Women’s 10m platform
Men’s 10m platform synchro
Women’s 3m springboard synchro

After the Spanish competition, the eight-leg circuit will then proceed to Rostock (GER, February 20-23), Windsor (CAN, May 14-17), Singapore (SGP, May 29-31), Kuala Lumpur (MAS, June 5-7), Cairo (EGY, June 26-28), Bolzano (ITA, July 3-5) and Gold Coast (AUS, November 6-8).

2020 FINA Diving Grand Prix calendar:

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2.    Rostock (GER) – February 20-23
3.    Windsor (CAN) – May 14-17
4.    Singapore (SGP) – May 29-31
5.    Kuala Lumpur (MAS) – June 5-7
6.    Cairo (EGY) – June 26-28
7.    Bolzano (ITA) – July 3-5
8.    Gold Coast (AUS) – November 6-8

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