Canada's Caeli McKay falls just short of 10m platform podium at Diving World Cup in Montreal | CBC Sports LoadedCanada's Caeli McKay set a personal best on the international stage with 383.10 points in the women's 10-metre platform competition Sunday to wrap up the World Aquatics Diving World Cup event in Montreal.Caeli Mckay of Canada finished fourth in the women's 10m platform final at the Diving World Cup in Montreal on Sunday.
"It's a little frustrating when it's that close," McKay said. "But I am over-the-moon ecstatic right now." "I can't be upset with any of it," McKay said. "And to do that in front of a home crowd like this with such adrenalin and such loud voices, it's just incredible."Canada's Pamela Ware finishes 5th in 3m springboard at Diving World Cup in Montreal"To be in the running with those three also diving their best bodes well for this summer's Paris Olympics," McKay said.
Earlier Sunday, Olympics-bound Canadians Nathan Zsombor-Murray and Rylan Wiens placed fifth in the men's 10-metre synchronized competition. "Definitely a little disappointed knowing how close the podium was," Wiens said. "Just that fourth-round dive for me, it's been going well, I've been doing well in competition and just didn't do well on this one, so a little bit disappointed in that."