Diana_Volodymyrivna_Shelestyuk

Diana Shelestyuk

Diana Shelestyuk

Ukrainian diver

Diana Volodymyrivna Shelestyuk is a Ukrainian diver, lives in the city of Mykolaiv, Ship area.

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She has been involved in sports since the age of six. She won her first sports award in 2005. Diana graduated from the Nikolaev secondary school №54.

She Studies at the Nikolaev National University named after V. A. Sukhomlinsky.[1]

Achievements

  • 2012 — European champion in diving from a 1-meter springboard in Austria;[2]
  • 2013 — a silver medal at the European Championships in Poland, in synchronized diving from a 3-meter springboard with Anna Krasnoshlik;
  • 2014 — a bronze medal at the European Championships in Italy in synchronized diving from a 3-meter springboard, together with Anna Krasnoshlik;
  • a bronze medal in the finals of the women's meter springboard diving competition at the European Games (Baku);
  • at the European Games in Baku in synchronized diving from a 3-meter springboard, she won a silver medal together with Margarita Dzhusova;[3]
  • 2020 — a bronze medal at the FINA 2020 Grand Prix in Madrid, she paired with Elena Fedorova in synchronized jumping from a 3-meter springboard.[4][5]

References

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    "Николаевская прыгунья в воду Диана Шелестюк на Универсиаде в Неаполе - шестая". www.niknews.mk.ua. 2019-07-09. Retrieved 2022-01-02.
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    "Українська чемпіонка Європи Діана Шелестюк підкорила Instagram своєю зовнішністю". obozrevatel.com. 2020-05-10. Retrieved 2022-01-02.
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    "Европейские игры: Шелестюк и Джусова приносят бронзу в прыжках в воду". Sport.bigmir.net. 2015-06-20. Retrieved 2022-01-02.
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    "Українські спортсменки Олена Федорова та Діана Шелестюк здобули "бронзу" на турнірі зі стрибків у воду". uainfo.org. 2020-02-17. Retrieved 2021-12-27.
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    "Чемпіонка Європи зі стрибків у воду Вікторія Кесар: У рідному місті мене не впізнають". uainfo.org. 2020-03-20. Retrieved 2022-01-02.
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