Celina Toth

Biography

Celina Toth has been representing Canada internationally for more than a decade, winning nine FINA Grand Prix medals since her first in 2015, all of them of them on the 10m platform. In February 2019, she captured her first Grand Prix gold in Rostock, Germany.

Toth has competed at two editions of the Universiade, winning individual 10m platform bronze in 2017 after a gold in the 10m synchro event in 2015. She was also part of Team Canada at two 2018 Commonwealth Games, improving from ninth place in 2018 to sixth place in the 10m platform in 2022.

In both 2016 and 2018, Toth was a finalist in the 10m platform at the FINA Diving World Cup. In her first appearance, she had placed fourth in the semifinal which helped qualify an Olympic quota spot for Canada in the event for Rio 2016. She made her Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020 in the individual 10m event.

Toth finished seventh in the 10m platform at the 2023 World Aquatics Diving World Cup in Montreal, but she was unable to compete at the World Cup Super Final in August after spraining her back.  

A Little More About Celina

Getting into the sport: Started diving at age 12 after retiring from gymnastics… Outside Interests: Graduated from the University of Victoria in 2019 with a degree in Psychology… Plans to pursue a Masters in Social Work… Board member for AthletesCan… Works parttime for Lululemon…