Swim-EM: medal set complete: Hentschel/Avila Sanchez to take the bronze

Die ZeitIndependentCenter4 hr. ago

At the European Championships in Paris, German divers completed their medal set by winning bronze in the mixed synchronized 3-meter springboard event. Lena Hentschel and Luis Avila Sanchez scored 284.19 points, finishing behind Italy's Chiara Pellacani and Matteo Santoro (305.85 points) and Russia's Elizaweta Kuzina and Ilia Molachanow (286.17 points). The Italian pair secured gold with a strong final round, while the Russian team narrowly missed silver due to a mistake in their last dive. In the individual 1-meter springboard competition, Hentschel struggled with errors, particularly during entry phases, resulting in a disappointing tenth place. Pellacani won her third consecutive European title with a dominant performance.

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taz – die tageszeitungIndependentCenter12 hr. ago

Moritz Wesemann won the European Championship title in the men's 1-meter springboard diving event at the Paris championships after a challenging competition. Despite battling fatigue and a painful shoulder injury, he executed his final dive, a difficult 3.6-rated Auerbachsalto with three-and-a-half twists, excellently, securing first place ahead of British competitors Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden. Earlier in the tournament, Germany's mixed team had finished seventh, but Pauline Pfeif earned silver in the women's synchronized platform diving event alongside her teammate Elena Wassen. Wesemann, who previously trained in the U.S., returned to Germany to train under national coach Christoph Bohm in Berlin.

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