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Career Highlights
Rebecca burst out onto the Canadian diving scene at the 2005 Summer Senior Nationals in London, Ontario where she qualified for the FISU University Games team. In Izmir, Turkey, Rebecca did not disappoint. She qualified for the semi-finals in all three events, 1M, 3M and 3M synchro. Rebecca and her synchro partner, Emmanuelle B. Dupuis from Laval, finished a surprising 5th place in the 3M synchronized diving event. Rebecca also has an impressive resume on the NCAA circuit. In the 2004-05 season, Rebecca became the University of New Mexico’s first female diving All-American, was named Mountain West Conference co-diver of the year, platform and 1-meter Champion and seven-time diver of the week winner. She also held the school and conference top scores on the 1-meter, 3-meter and platform. Rebecca trains and studies at the University of New Mexico. Event Results
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