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Tonia Couch and Sarah Barrow claimed Great Britain's first women's international diving medal when they snatched bronze in the platform synchro at the Fina World Cup in the Olympic Aquatics Centre in London. The duo looked out of contention with a dive to ... continued at The Guardian
The Harrogate teenager, who won double gold at both the European and World Junior Championships in 2010, was lying in third place after the fourth of the six rounds, with only Chinese pair He Chong and Qin Kai, the Olympic gold and bronze medallists from ... continued at Daily Telegraph
Great Britain's divers will be among the first athletes to compete at the Olympic Aquatics Centre when they take part in this week's Diving World Cup . It also gives Britain a final chance to secure Olympic places in the four disciplines not yet qualified for. continued at BBC News
The Olympic Aquatics Centre hosted its first competitive diving as the FINA World Cup got underway on Monday in Stratford, east London. With just five months to go until the Games, the venue had its first real test as the event kicked off on Monday. continued at Daily Mail
LONDON - Alexandre Despatie's comeback continued with a podium finish Wednesday. The Laval, Que., native took bronze in the men's individual three-metre event at a diving World Cup. Despatie qualified for the London Olympics in the event a day earlier by ... continued at YAHOO!
West Geauga’s Noah Stone placed fourth and University’s Noah Sterling placed fifth on Wednesday in the boy’s Division II diving event at the State Swimming and Diving Championships at C.T. Branin Natatorium in Canton. Stone finished with a ... continued at News-Herald.com
State swimmingand diving meet When: Today-Saturday. Where: University of Louisville’s Ralph Wright Natatorium. Defending team champions: St. Xavier (boys), Sacred Heart (girls). Tickets: $5 today, $10 per session Friday and Saturday. continued at Courier-Journal
Gregory Roman has one more chance to one-up his big brother. Roman, a senior swimmer and diver at Pecos High School, has been chasing his older brother’s diving records throughout his career. Hector Roman graduated in 2009 with the best score in Eagles ... continued at Odessa American Online
For the past 33 years, Ball State women's swimming and diving coach Laura Seibold-Caudill has raised about 600 student-athletes. They weren't actually her own kids, but for past and current swimmers, it seemed as if she was their mother. continued at Ball State Daily News