Moritz Wesemann won the gold medal in the 3-meter springboard event at the European Aquatics Championships in Paris, France.
The 24-year-old diver secured his second European Championship title at the event in Paris.
Wesemann's victory follows his win in the 1-meter springboard event, which took place four days prior to the 3-meter springboard competition.
German medalists in Paris
Other German athletes achieved podium finishes at the championships in France.
Pfeif and Rösler won silver medals, while Wellbrock secured a gold medal during the event.
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Moritz Wesemann secured the title with a score of 506.80 points, finishing 22.20 points ahead of runner-up Jules Bouyer after previously ranking 11th following his first attempt. In the same event, Jordan Holden took third place, while Lou Massenberg finished fifth. Additionally, the Ukrainian duo Oleksij Sereda and Xenia Bailo claimed gold in the mixed synchronized platform diving event, which featured only six competing pairs.
Moritz Wesemann secured his title at the Centre Aquatique Olympique with a score of 506.80 points, finishing 22.20 points ahead of runner-up Jules Bouyer after previously ranking 11th following his first attempt. In the same event, Lou Massenberg finished fifth, while Jordan Holden took third place after losing his lead in the final round. Additionally, the Ukrainian duo Oleksij Sereda and Xenia Bailo won gold in the mixed synchronized platform diving event, which featured only six competing pairs.
Moritz Wesemann secured his title at the Centre Aquatique Olympique with a score of 506.80 points, finishing 22.20 points ahead of runner-up Jules Bouyer. After initially being ranked 11th out of 12 divers following his first attempt, Wesemann completed a comeback to win the gold. The event also saw British diver Jordan Holden take third place, while German diver Lou Massenberg finished fifth.
Moritz Wesemann clinched the title at the Centre Aquatique Olympique with a score of 506.80, finishing 22.20 points ahead of runner-up Jules Bouyer. After initially ranking 11th out of 12 divers following his first attempt, the German diver secured the gold and plans to undergo training in Montreal, Canada, to prepare for the 2028 Olympic Games.
Moritz Wesemann secured his 3-meter springboard title with a score of 506.80 points, finishing 22.20 points ahead of runner-up Jules Bouyer after overcoming an initial 11th-place ranking. Additionally, Wesemann successfully defended his 1-meter springboard title and Florian Wellbrock claimed two gold medals in the 5 km and 10 km open water swimming events.
Moritz Wesemann secured his title with a score of 506.80 points, finishing 22.20 points ahead of runner-up Jules Bouyer after previously ranking 11th out of 12 divers following his first attempt. Additionally, Wesemann successfully defended his 1-meter springboard title and has since revealed plans to split his training 50:50 between Germany and Montreal, Canada, to prepare for the 2028 Olympic Games.
Moritz Wesemann secured the 3-meter springboard title at the Centre Aquatique Olympique with a score of 506.80 points, finishing 22.20 points ahead of runner-up Jules Bouyer. After ranking 11th out of 12 divers following his initial attempt, Wesemann successfully completed a comeback to win and noted it was his first time scoring over 500 points internationally.
Moritz Wesemann won the 3-meter springboard final with 506.80 points, 22.20 ahead of Jules Bouyer, after recovering from 11th place following his first dive; British diver Jordan Holden took bronze after a final-round error, while teammate Lou Massenberg finished fifth and praised Wesemann’s 'insane' performance, adding that Germany’s diving team had already secured seven medals — including three golds — before the final day, and Wesemann also successfully defended his 1-meter springboard title, now seen as Patrick Hausding’s successor.
Moritz Wesemann won the 3-meter springboard final with 506.80 points, 22.20 ahead of Jules Bouyer, after recovering from 11th place following his first dive; teammate Lou Massenberg finished fifth and praised Wesemann’s performance as 'an insane performance,' while also winning gold in synchronized 3-meter springboard with Jonathan Schauer — both from Halle — and Germany’s total medal count reached seven including three golds before the final day. Additionally, Ukrainian duo Oleksij Sereda and Xenia Bailo took gold in mixed synchronized platform, with Spain’s Jorge Rodriguez Ledesma and Ana Carvajal San Miguel earning bronze, and Pauline Pfeif secured three silver medals, including in womenâ
Moritz Wesemann won the 3-meter springboard title with a score of 506.80 points, 22.20 ahead of Jules Bouyer, after recovering from 11th place following his first dive; British diver Jordan Holden took bronze after a final-round error, while German teammates Lou Massenberg (fifth) and Jonathan Schauer won gold in the synchronized 3-meter event, and Pauline Pfeif claimed three silver medals individually and in synchro with Elena Wassen; Ukraine’s Oleksij Sereda and Xenia Bailo won mixed synchronized platform gold, Spain took bronze, and Wesemann — who previously defended his 1-meter title and is now seen as Patrick Hausding’s successor — plans to split training between Montreal, Canada, and德国
Moritz Wesemann won the 3-meter springboard gold with 506.80 points, finishing 22.20 ahead of Jules Bouyer, after recovering from 11th place following his first dive; he also successfully defended his 1-meter springboard title, while German teammates Lou Massenberg and Jonathan Schauer won gold in synchronized 3-meter springboard, and Pauline Pfeif claimed three silver medals in platform events; additionally, Ukraine’s Oleksij Sereda and Xenia Bailo took gold in mixed synchronized platform diving, with Spain’s Jorge Rodriguez Ledesma and Ana Carvajal San Miguel earning bronze.
