Mia Vallée
Women’s Senior National Team 
About Mia Vallée
Mia Vallée’s harmony with aquatic sport was discovered in childhood and has compelled her along an inspiring path to becoming one of Canada’s brightest talents.
Mia Vallée is a talented Canadian diver born on March 22, 2001, in LaSalle, Quebec. She grew up in Kirkland, Quebec, and began diving at the age of five. Vallée quickly made a name for herself in the diving world, debuting on the international circuit in 2016 at just 15 years old. Her breakthrough on the senior international scene came in 2022, when she won a bronze medal in the 1m springboard and a silver in the 3m springboard at the World Aquatics Championships. This achievement made her the first Canadian woman to win multiple individual diving medals at one world championship
Vallée’s success continued in 2022 when she earned three medals at the Commonwealth Games, including a gold in the 1m springboard. In addition, she earned bronze in both the 3m springboard and 3m synchro events. Her accomplishments in 2022 earned her recognition as Diving Plongeon Canada’s Female Athlete of the Year
She is also a standout performer in collegiate diving. Competing for the University of Miami, Vallée won the NCAA 1m springboard national title in 2022 with an impressive score of 365.75.
In addition to her athletic achievements, Vallée is pursuing a degree in Marine Biology at the University of Miami and plans to continue her studies with a Master’s degree after completing her undergraduate studies.
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Results
2025
World Aquatics Diving World Cup 2025 – Mexico – 8th – 3m
2024
World Aquatics Championships – Doha 2024 – 29th – 3m
World Aquatics Championships – Doha 2024 – 15th – 3m Synchro (Ware)
World Aquatics Championships – Doha 2024 – 15th – 1m
Canadian Diving Trials & Summer Senior National Championships – GOLD – 1m
Winter National Championships –GOLD – 1m
2023
World Aquatics World Cup (Berlin) – SILVER – 3m synchro (Ware)
World Aquatics World Cup (Berlin) – 9th – 3m
World Aquatics Championships (Fukuoka) – 5th – 3m synchro (Ware)
World Aquatics Championships (Fukuoka) – 21rst – 3m
World Aquatics Championships (Fukuoka) – 15th – 1m
Summer National Diving Championships – 3m – 2nd
Summer National Diving Championships – 1m – 1rst
World Aquatics World Cup (Montreal) – 9e – 3m
World Aquatics World Cup – Montreal – BRONZE – 3m synchro (Ware)
Winter National Diving Championships – 1rst place – 3 m
Winter National Diving Championships – 1rst place – 1 m
2022
2nd Commonwealth Games 2022 – BRONZE – 3m
22nd Commonwealth Games 2022 –BRONZE – 3m
22nd Commonwealth Games 2022 – GOLD – 1m
FINA World Championships – 2nd place – Women’s 3m
FINA World Championships – 3rd place – Women’s 1m
FINA World Championships – 5th place – Women’s 3m synchro (Erlam)
FINA Diving Grand Prix – 1st place – Women’s 3m synchro (Erlam)
FINA Diving Grand Prix – 2nd place – Women’s 3m
Summer National Diving Championships – 1st place – Women’s 3m
Summer National Diving Championships – 1st place – Women’s 1m
Winter National Diving Championships – 3rd place – Women’s 3m
Winter National Diving Championships – 2nd place – Women’s 1m
2020
Winter National Diving Championships – 5th place – Women’s 3m
2019
Summer National Diving Championships – 1st place – Women’s 1m
Summer National Diving Championships – 2nd place – Women’s 3m
Winter National Diving Championships – 4th place – Women’s 3m
Winter National Diving Championships – 2nd place – Women’s 3m synchro (Chamandy)
2018
FINA Diving Grand Prix – 2nd place – Mixed 3m synchro (Inglis)
FINA Diving Grand Prix – 5th place – Women’s 3m
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Career highlights
- World Cup: BRONZE 3M Synchro with Ware (2023)
- World Championships: SILVER 3M Springboard (2022), BRONZE 1M Springboard (2022)
- Commonwealth Games: GOLD 1M Springboard (2022), BRONZE 3M Synchronised Springboard (2022, Erlam), BRONZE 3M Springboard (2022)
- Seven-time Diving Grand Prix medallist (2 gold, 2 silver, 3 bronze)
