Anne Montminy

Anne Katherine Montminy ( born January 28, 1975 in Montreal) is a former Canadian Water Diving. She started for the Pointe -Claire Diving Club in the 10 - m tower and synchronized diving. Montminy 2000 won two medals at the Olympic Games.

Montminy took 1 992 with only 17 years in Barcelona for the first time in the Olympic Games in part. In the 10 -meter platform diving she resigned as 17th in the preliminaries. In 1994, she could each win the gold medal at the Pan American Games in Mar del Plata from the tower at the Commonwealth Games in Victoria and 1995. At the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta Montminy was one of the Mitfavoritinnen in diving, but ended up a disappointing 24th place. Then you took an extended break from the water jumping. In 1998 she also returned with a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games. The final highlight of her career was the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. She won bronze in the 10 -meter platform diving and silver with Émilie Heymans in the 10 -meter synchronized diving.

Montminy finished 1999 at the University of Montreal from law school. Today she works as a lawyer. Since 2002 she has been married to Daniel Goldman.