European championships in diving
The European Championships in Diving are of the Ligue Européenne de Natation discharged (LEN) European Championships in Diving .
The first European championships in diving took place in 1926 as part of the first European swimming championships. The competitions were held at irregular intervals until 1947 and every four years from 1950 to 1974. After a European Championship in 1977, a two-year rhythm was introduced from 1981, which means that European swimming championships were held in every odd year. From the year 2000 this rhythm was shifted to the even years. Since 2009, pure European diving championships have also taken place in odd years, so that European championships have been determined every year since then - in even years as part of the European swimming championships and in odd years at independent championships. An exception was the year 2012, in which the European Swimming Championships were originally supposed to take place in Antwerp and were relocated to Debrecen for financial reasons, so that the art and high diving were held separately in Eindhoven.
In 1926 there were initially only two competitions for the 3-meter board and the 10-meter tower for men, but from 1927 there were also competitions for women. In 1989, jumping from the 1-meter board was added to the program, and in 1997 the synchronized competitions from the 3-meter board and 10-meter tower followed. A mixed team competition has also been held since 2010.
Event dates
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See also
European Swimming Championships
Budapest 1926 |
Bologna 1927 |
Paris 1931 |
Magdeburg 1934 |
London 1938 |
Monte Carlo 1947 |
Vienna 1950 |
Turin 1954 |
Budapest 1958 |
Leipzig 1962 |
Utrecht 1966 |
Barcelona 1970 |
Vienna 1974 |
Jönköping 1977 |
Split 1981 |
Rome 1983 |
Sofia 1985 |
Strasbourg 1987 |
Bonn 1989 |
Athens 1991 |
Sheffield 1993 |
Vienna 1995 |
Seville 1997 |
Istanbul 1999 |
Helsinki 2000 |
Berlin 2002 |
Madrid 2004 |
Budapest 2006 |
Eindhoven 2008 |
Budapest 2010 |
Debrecen 2012 |
Berlin 2014 |
London 2016 |
Glasgow 2018 |
Budapest 2020
Short course (25 m)
European Sprint Championships:
Gelsenkirchen 1991 |
Espoo 1992 |
Gateshead 1993 |
Stavanger 1994
European Short Course Championships: Rostock 1996 | Sheffield 1998 | Lisbon 1999 | Valencia 2000 | Antwerp 2001 | Riesa 2002 | Dublin 2003 | Vienna 2004 | Trieste 2005 | Helsinki 2006 | Debrecen 2007 | Rijeka 2008 | Istanbul 2009 | Eindhoven 2010 | Szczecin 2011 | Chartres 2012 | Herning 2013 | Netanya 2015 | Copenhagen 2017 | Glasgow 2019
separate open water European championships
Stari Grad 1989 |
Terracina 1991 |
Slapy dam 1993 |
Dubrovnik 2008 |
Eilat 2011 |
Piombino 2012 |
Hoorn 2016
separate European Championships in synchronized swimming
Eindhoven 2012
separate European Diving Championships
Turin 2009 |
Turin 2011 |
Eindhoven 2012 |
Rostock 2013 |
Rostock 2015 |
Kiev 2017 |
Kiev 2019
separate European Water Polo Championships
Oslo 1985 (women) |
Florence / Prato 1999 |
Budapest 2001 |
Kranj / Ljubljana 2003 |
Belgrade 2006 |
Málaga 2008 |
Zagreb 2010 |
Eindhoven 2012 |
Budapest 2014 |
Belgrade 2016 |
Barcelona 2018