Date of birth: 15/05/1985
Place of Birth: Bolzano
m. 1,60
kg. 54
Biography
Daughter of the art, she has probably learned to dive even before walking: the merit comes from the multi-awarded father Giorgio, her current coach and her mother Carmen Casteiner, Italian champion in the '70s. She is the first Italian athlete to have won a world medal in diving and the only one to have obtained gold (Kazan 2015). The South Tyrolean is the European diver with the highest number of podium in career, but the blue one, that has managed to dominate the Chinese divers, is not only pool and trampoline: she is divided between glossy covers and appearances on TV and, whenever she can, returns to Bolzano to visit her small parrot and eat a pizza with friends. Holder of a degree in Communication, she would have wanted to study Food Science. After Rio, the 31-year-old diver has already announced that she will marry her Stefano, perhaps bringing an Olympic podium with her: the only one still missing in her fantastic career.
Medal table
Achievements at the Olympic Games
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Records and medals in international, national and youth competitions
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Olympic Games
18° Sydney 2000 – 3 m
8° Atene 2004 – 3 m
8° Atene 2004 – 10 m
5° Pechino 2008 – 3 m
13° Pechino 2008 – 10 m
4° Londra 2012 – 3 m
4° Londra 2012 – 3 m sincro
World Championship
6° Fukuoka 2001 – 3 m
11° Barcellona 2003 – 10 m
13° Barcellona 2003 – 3 m
3° Montreal 2005 – 3 m
10° Montreal 2005 – 10 m
3° Melbourne 2007 – 3 m
2° Roma 2009 – 3 m sincro
3° Roma 2009 – 3 m
3° Shangai 2011 – 1 m
6° Shanghai 2011 – 3 m sincro
9° Shanghai 2011 – 3 m
4° Barcellona 2013 – 3 m
2° Barcellona 2013 – 3 m sincro
2° Barcellona 2013 – 1 m
5° Kazan 2015 – 3 m sincro
3° Kazan 2015 – 3 m
1° Kazan 2015 – 1 m
European Championship
3° Berlino 2002 – 3 m sincro
2° Berlino 2002 – 10 m
5° Madrid 2004 – 3 m sincro
5° Madrid 2004 – 3 m
3° Madrid 2004 - 1 m
1° Madrid 2004 – 10 m
9° Budapest 2006 – 10 m
4° Budapest 2006 – 3 m
1° Eindhoven 2008 – 10 m
4° Eindhoven 2008 – 3 m
3° Eindhoven 2008 – 10 m sincro
1° Torino 2009 – 1 m
1° Torino 2009 – 3 m
1° Torino 2009 – 3 m sincro
6° Budapest 2010 – 3 m
1° Budapest 2010 – 1 m
1° Budapest 2010 – 3 m sincro
3° Torino 2011 – 3 m
1° Torino 2011 – 1 m
1° Torino 2011 – 3 m sincro
4° Eindhoven 2012 – 3 m
2° Eindhoven 2012 – 1 m
1° Eindhoven 2012 – 3 m sincro
2° Rostock 2013 – 3 m
1° Rostock 2013 – 3m sincro
1° Rostock 2013 – 1 m
2° Berlino 2014 – 3 m
1° Berlino 2014 – 1 m
1° Berlino 2014 – 3 m sincro
1° Rostock 2015 – 1 m
1° Rostock 2015 – 3 m
1° Rostock 2015 – 3 m sincro
1° Londra 2016 – 1 m
1° Londra 2016 – 3 m
1° Londra 2016 – 3 m sincro
World Cup
10° Atene 2004 – 3 m sincro
8° Atene 2004 – 3 m
6° Changzhou 2010 – 3 m
6° Changzhou 2010 – 3 m sincro
3° Londra 2012 – 3 m
3° Londra 2012 – 3 m sincro
8° Shanghai 2014 – 3 m sincro
7° Shanghai 2014 – 3 m
4° Rio de Janeiro 2016 – 3 m sincro
6° Rio de Janeiro 2016 – 3 m
Olympic Games medal table
| gold | silver | bronze | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rio 2016 3 m Synchronised springboard | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| Rio 2016 3 m Springboard | 0 | 0 | 1 |
