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Meet The Team - Rebecca Gallantree

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Get to know Rebecca Gallantree. Read her tweets, view images, watch videos of her in action and being interviewed, check how her Olympic rivals compare and much more.

D.O.B.

19.08.1984

Born

Chelmsford

Height

5ft 5in

Training base

City of Leeds Diving Club

Coach

Ady Hinchliffe

Olympic History

2008: 25th in the 3m Springboard

In Action

Sychronised 3m Springboard on 29 July
3m Springboard on 3,4 & 5 August

Did you know?

Rebecca is a big rock music fan.
She gained a degree in Sports Science at Leeds University in 2005.
Breakfast is her favourite meal of the day. Rebecca enjoys two slices of toast and peanut butter most days.

Alicia's Career

Rebecca made her senior international debut in 2004 and has gone on to become Great Britain's leading 3m Springboard diver of the past five years. She won Grand Prix bronze in 2006, claiming 3m Synchro bronze with Monique Gladding and made her Olympic debut in Beijing two years later, finishing 25th in the 3m Springboard. She has built up a wealth of experience in the past four seasons, competing at the 2009 and 2011 World Championships, the 2010 and 2012 European Championships, the 2010 Commonwealth Games and the FINA World Cup in 2010 and 2012.