2019 European Diving Championships

The 2019 European Diving Championships were held in Kyiv, Ukraine from 5 to 11 August 2019. This was the sixth edition of the stand-alone Championships, and the 40th European Championships in diving in total, including the diving portion of the European Aquatics Championships.

2019 European Diving Championships

Host city	Kyiv
Country	Ukraine
Nations	23
Athletes	126
Events	13
Dates	5–11 August 2019
Main venue	Liko Sports Centre
Website	http://www2.len.eu/?p=14872
← 2017 Kyiv 2023 Rzeszów →

The event is a qualification event for the 2020 Summer Olympics with quota places awarded to the nation of the winners of both men's and women's 3 metre and 10 metre events.^[1][2]

Schedule

All times are local (UTC+03:00).

Date	Time	Event	Type
5 August	16:30	Opening ceremony
	17:00	Team event	Final
6 August	10:00	10m platform women	Qualification
	16:30	3m springboard synchro mixed	Final
	18:00	10m platform women	Final
7 August	10:00	1m springboard men	Qualification
	16:30	10m platform synchro women	Final
	18:00	1m springboard men	Final
8 August	10:00	3m springboard women	Qualification
	16:30	10m platform synchro men	Final
	18:00	3m springboard women	Final
9 August	10:00	3m springboard men	Qualification
	16:30	10m platform synchro mixed	Final
	18:00	3m springboard men	Final
10 August	10:00	1m springboard women	Qualification
	16:30	3m springboard synchro men	Final
	18:00	1m springboard women	Final
11 August	10:00	10m platform men	Qualification
	16:30	3m springboard synchro women	Final
	18:00	10m platform men	Final

Participating nations

A total of 126 athletes (72 men and 54 women) from 23 LEN federations participated at the championships.^[3]

•   Armenia (4: 4 men, 0 women)
•   Austria (3: 3 m, 0 w)
•   Belarus (5: 4 m, 1 w)
•   Bulgaria (2: 2 m, 0 w)
•   Croatia (3: 2 m, 1 w)
•   Denmark (1: 1 m, 0 w)
•   Finland (5: 2 m, 3 w)
•   France (5: 3 m, 2 w)
•   Georgia (2: 2 m, 0 w)
•   Germany (14: 9 m, 5 w)
•   Great Britain (13: 6 m, 7 w)
•   Ireland (4: 1 m, 3 w)
•   Italy (11: 6 m, 5 w)
•   Netherlands (5: 3 m, 2 w)
•   Norway (3: 1 m, 2 w)
•   Poland (4: 2 m, 2 w)
•   Romania (4: 2 m, 2 w)
•   Russia (12: 7 m, 5 w)
•   Spain (4: 3 m, 1 w)
•   Sweden (4: 1 m, 3 w)
•   Switzerland (6: 3 m, 3 w)
•   Turkey (1: 1 m, 0 w)
•   Ukraine (11: 5 m, 6 w)

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Ukraine)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia (RUS)	6	2	4	12
2	Ukraine (UKR)*	3	3	1	7
3	Germany (GER)	2	4	2	8
4	Netherlands (NED)	1	1	0	2
5	Italy (ITA)	1	0	1	2
6	Great Britain (GBR)	0	2	4	6
7	France (FRA)	0	1	0	1
8	Switzerland (SUI)	0	0	1	1
Totals (8 entries)		13	13	13	39

Medal summary

Men

 

13 years old Ukrainian Oleksiy Sereda became the youngest ever Europe champion

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1 m springboard details	Patrick Hausding   Germany	388.85	Oleh Kolodiy   Ukraine	381.50	Lorenzo Marsaglia   Italy	380.15
3 m springboard details	Evgeny Kuznetsov   Russia	499.45	Patrick Hausding   Germany	456.85	James Heatly   Great Britain	439.90
10 m platform details	Oleksiy Sereda   Ukraine	488.85	Benjamin Auffret   France	474.90	Ruslan Ternovoi   Russia	445.25
3 m synchro springboard details	Russia Evgeny Kuznetsov Nikita Shleikher	435.69	Germany Patrick Hausding Lars Rüdiger	398.64	Great Britain Anthony Harding Jordan Houlden	387.60
10 m synchro platform details	Russia Aleksandr Belevtsev Nikita Shleikher	417.30	Ukraine Oleh Serbin Oleksiy Sereda	413.16	Great Britain Matthew Dixon Noah Williams	412.56

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1 m springboard details	Vitaliia Koroleva   Russia	266.70	Olena Fedorova   Ukraine	263.45	Kristina Ilinykh   Russia	263.05
3 m springboard details	Inge Jansen   Netherlands	293.85	Kristina Ilinykh   Russia	292.60	Tina Punzel   Germany	290.15
10 m platform details	Sofiya Lyskun   Ukraine	330.00	Celine van Duijn   Netherlands	304.50	Yulia Timoshinina   Russia	304.45
3 m synchro springboard details	Russia Vitaliia Koroleva Uliana Kliueva	290.70	Germany Lena Hentschel Tina Punzel	288.87	Ukraine Viktoriya Kesar Anna Pysmenska	287.37
10 m synchro platform details	Italy Noemi Batki Chiara Pellacani	290.34	Great Britain Phoebe Banks Emily Martin	284.40	Russia Ekaterina Beliaeva Yulia Timoshinina	277.50

Mixed

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Mixed 3 m springboard synchro details	Ukraine Stanislav Oliferchyk Viktoriya Kesar	297.69	Germany Lou Massenberg Tina Punzel	294.09	Switzerland Jonathan Suckow Michelle Heimberg	282.00
Mixed 10 m platform synchro details	Russia Viktor Minibaev Ekaterina Beliaeva	320.70	Great Britain Noah Williams Eden Cheng	303.60	Germany Florian Fandler Christina Wassen	287.76
Team event details	Germany Patrick Hausding Christina Wassen Tina Punzel Lou Massenberg	405.50	Russia Ekaterina Beliaeva Vitaliia Koroleva Viktor Minibaev Ilia Molchanov	401.05	Great Britain Eden Cheng Anthony Harding Noah Williams Katherine Torrance	392.00

Championships Trophy

The trophy is assigned to the nation with most points gained by the top 12 athletes or teams in each event.^[4] Russia won the title with 258 points, while the previous Trophy's winner and host Ukraine finished at fourth place.^[3]

Rank	Country	Total	M	W	Mx
	Russia	258	100	94	64
2	Germany	215	71	76	68
3	Great Britain	189	76	57	56
4	Ukraine	179	80	57	42
5	Italy	155	54	53	48
6	Switzerland	76	23	33	20
7	Netherlands	58	-	44	14
8	France	56	32	6	18
9	Romania	40	8	16	16
10	Norway	26	-	26	-
11	Sweden	22	5	7	10
	Armenia	22	22	-	-
13	Belarus	21	6	3	12
14	Poland	20	20	-	-
15	Ireland	18	4	4	10
16	Georgia	8	8	-	-
17	Spain	5	-	5	-

References

1. Ukraine will host 2019 European Diving Championships - Ihor Lysov, the Head of the Ukrainian Diving Federation
2. "European Championships 2019: Selection Policy" (PDF). Swim Ireland. (PDF) from the original on 2018-12-21. Retrieved 2022-08-10.
3. Results Book,
4. "Rules and regulations: European Diving Championship" (PDF). Len.eu.

External links

• Official website 2019-07-30 at the Wayback Machine
• Official LEN website