Celina
Toth

Toth began diving at the age of 12 after retiring from gymnastics. Her transition from one sport to the next occurred in only a handful of days – she quickly found herself at the pool five times a week.

A national team member for the last decade, Celina Toth won her first international medal in 2015, when she finished 3^rd in the 10m at the FINA Grand Prix in Madrid. Since then, the Ontario native contributed in qualifying a second Rio 2016 Olympic berth for the country when she finished 4^th in the semifinal and wrote her ticket to the final.

She also excelled at many FISU Games, winning gold in the 10m synchro with Carol-Ann Ware at the 2015 Games in Gwangju, South Korea and winning a bronze medal in the 10m event at the 2017 Games in Taipei, Taiwan.

Once her diving career over, she is considering a future in the sport of skeleton.

Career highlights

• 3 FISU Games medal
• 4 senior national title on 10m
• Top-12 at the 2016 and 2018 World Cup

Best results

369.90

Women’s 10m
2019 Winter Senior Nationals

345.85

Women’s 10m
2016 FINA World Cup