Futures Cup 2022 #FuturesCup
14 May 2022 — 15 May 2022
Current and future stars of British Diving will go up against international counterparts in an exciting new competition as Plymouth plays host to the inaugural Futures Cup in May 2022.
Athletes representing Great Britain and each of the Home Nations of England, Scotland and Wales will compete with rivals from the USA, Canada and Ukraine across two days of top-level competition at the Plymouth Life Centre over the weekend of 14th and 15th May.
The event - which was devised following the withdrawal of British, US and Canadian teams from December's World Junior Diving Championships, as well as the subsequent cancellation of FINA Diving World Series and Grand Prix contests in 2022 - will feature both junior and senior elements, providing valuable competition opportunities for those who have lacked such moments over the past two years.
It will also allow a range of athletes with chances in the arena to test lists, new dives and the work done in training ahead of a busy summer of aquatics competition, with many eyeing June's World Championships, July's European Junior Championships, the Commonwealth Games or other marquee events.
Read the full event announcement here.
Tickets are now available for the Futures Cup. To get yours or find out more information, click here - while every dive from every session will be shown live on the British Swimming YouTube channel for those who cannot make it.
Futures Cup event schedule*
Saturday 14th May
Session 1
Men's 3m Springboard Prelims (senior and junior) - 9.30am
Women's Platform Prelims (senior and junior) - 10.40am
Session 2
Women's 3m Springboard Prelims (senior and junior) - 12.45pm
Men's Platform Prelims (senior and junior) - 1.50pm
Session 3
Men's 3m Springboard Semi-Final - 4.10pm
Women's Platform Semi-Final - 4.45pm
Women's 3m Platform Semi-Final - 5.15pm
Men's Platform Semi-Final - 5.45pm
Team Event - 7pm
Sunday 15th May
Session 4
Men's Junior 3m Springboard Semi-Final - 9.30am
Women's Junior Platform Semi-Final - 10.00am
Women's Junior 3m Springboard Semi-Final - 10.30am
Men's Junior Platform Semi-Final - 11.00am
Session 5
Men's Junior 3m Springboard Final - 12.10pm
Women's Junior Platform Final - 12.40pm
Women's Junior 3m Springboard Final - 1.10pm
Men's Junior Platform Final - 1.40pm
Session 6
Men's 3m Springboard Final - 3.10pm
Women's Platform Final - 3.40pm
Women's 3m Springboard Final - 4.10pm
Men's Platform Final - 4.40pm
Session 7
Men's 3m Synchro Final - 6.10pm
Women's 3m Synchro Final - 6.35pm
Women's Platform Synchro Final - 7.00pm
Men's Platform Synchro Final - 7.30pm
* Schedule correct as of 27th April; changes could be made ahead of the event
Athletes representing Great Britain and each of the Home Nations of England, Scotland and Wales will compete with rivals from the USA, Canada and Ukraine across two days of top-level competition at the Plymouth Life Centre over the weekend of 14th and 15th May.
The event - which was devised following the withdrawal of British, US and Canadian teams from December's World Junior Diving Championships, as well as the subsequent cancellation of FINA Diving World Series and Grand Prix contests in 2022 - will feature both junior and senior elements, providing valuable competition opportunities for those who have lacked such moments over the past two years.
It will also allow a range of athletes with chances in the arena to test lists, new dives and the work done in training ahead of a busy summer of aquatics competition, with many eyeing June's World Championships, July's European Junior Championships, the Commonwealth Games or other marquee events.
Read the full event announcement here.
Athletes representing Great Britain and each of the Home Nations of England, Scotland and Wales will compete with rivals from the USA, Canada and Ukraine across two days of top-level competition at the Plymouth Life Centre over the weekend of 14th and 15th May.
The event - which was devised following the withdrawal of British, US and Canadian teams from December's World Junior Diving Championships, as well as the subsequent cancellation of FINA Diving World Series and Grand Prix contests in 2022 - will feature both junior and senior elements, providing valuable competition opportunities for those who have lacked such moments over the past two years.
It will also allow a range of athletes with chances in the arena to test lists, new dives and the work done in training ahead of a busy summer of aquatics competition, with many eyeing June's World Championships, July's European Junior Championships, the Commonwealth Games or other marquee events.
Read the full event announcement here.
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