Here are the main results for Saturday May 4 .

Women, tower, final
1- Lao Lishi, China, 362.58
2- �milie Heymans, Canada, 362.34
3- Myriam Boileau, Canada, 344.37
4- Li Ting, China, 315.54
5- Tania Cagnotto, Italy, 308.76
6- Marie-�ve Marleau, Canada, 273.39

�milie Heymans, Lao Lishi and Myriam Boileau

Men, 3M synchro, final
1- Wang Tianling/Wang Feng, China, 348.09
2- Jos� Antonia Guerra/Erick Fornaris Alvarez, Cuba, 321.51
3- Robert Newberry/ Steven Barnett, Australia, 320.43
4- Arturo Miranda/ Jeff Liberty, Canada, 291.51
5- Thomas Walsch/Tobias Schellenberg, Germany, 284.07
6- Nicola Marconi/ Tommaso Marconi, Italy, 283.68
7- Ramon Fumado/Leonardo Rodriguez, Venezuela, 270.27

Jos� Antonia Guerra and Erick Fornaris Alvarez, Wang Feng and Wang Tianling, Steven Barnett and Robert Newberry.

Men, tower, semi-final A
1- Luo Yutong, China, 503.28
2- Alexandre Despatie, Canada, 485.64
3- Mathew Helm, Australia, 476.64
4- Robert Newberry, Australia, 437.28
5- Christopher Kalec, Canada, 401.76
6- Michele Benedetti, Italy, 331.62

Annie Pelletier congratulates Alexandre Despatie for his very good performance.

Men, tower, semi-final B
1- Jos� Guerra, Cuba, 519.87
2- Xu Xiang, China, 464.19
3- Jesus Lory Aballi Martine, Cuba, 407.76
4- Rommel Pacheco, Mexico, 407.40
5- Leon Taylor, Great-Britain, 386.04
6- Philippe Comtois, Canada, 333.45

Men, tower, preliminairies
14- Nicolas Leblanc, Canada, 353.64
20- Kevin Geyson, Canada, 307.20
22- Eric Petursson, Canada, 246.66

See how Meaghan collects souvenirs from Canada Cup.

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