London Legacy Open

Day one of the event saw the Group C and B divers take part in their 1m event. First up for Cambridge was Charles Tibbatts, in a debut performance at this level, where he put in some great dives to place 5^th overall. Next up was Rufus Bord and Finn McFarlane, also competing for the first at this level. Both boys put in some strong dives, with Rufus placing 10^th and teammate Finn coming in at 5^th to achieve the qualification score for next year’s Elites.

 The final event with Cambridge representation on day one was the Girls Group B event, with Amelia Aldridge making her debut at this level and placing 15^th overall putting in some very consistent dives.

Now into day two, the first event for Cambridge was the Girls A 3m event where Daisy Halls showcased her dive list to place 11^th overall and secure herself a qualification score for Junior Elites in April.

Second up was the Boys C/B 3m event in which all three boys put in strong performances to see themselves through to the afternoon’s finals. Charles just missed out on a podium spot and placed 4^th in the boys C final, his best dive being a reverse one and a half somersaults tucked. Meanwhile Rufus placed 8^th in the Boys B final with team mate Finn ahead in 4^th place, just missing out of a medal but achieving the qualification score for Elites.

The final day of competition saw Daisy first up in the Girls A 1m event where she again performed well to achieve the qualification score and secure a top ten finish. The last preliminary event of the day was the boys C/B platform event where Rufus and Charles took part, both securing finals spots. Charles dived well in the final beating his preliminary score to secure a 5^th place finish while Rufus stepped up in his final to take home the bronze medal and a qualifying score for Junior Elites – a great way to finish the weekend!