Full Name | Eve Planeix |
Nation | France |
Birthdate | December 20, 2000 |
Olympics | 2024 |
Status | Active |
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Career Highlights
2024 Olympian… European Champion in acrobatic team in 2023… Four-time European bronze medalist… Swam in the 2018, 2022 and 2023 European Championships… Competed at the 2017, 2019, 2022 and 2023 World Championships… Swam at the 2016 and 2017 European Junior Championships and the 2015 COMEN Cup.
2024: Placed fourth in team at the Olympic Games… Originally selected for the duet as well but withdrew to focus on the team events… Competed in the Paris World Cup in technical team and acrobatic team.
2023: Placed fifth in acrobatic team, ninth in technical team and 12th in free duet at the World Championships… Won gold in acrobatic team and bronze in technical team at the European Games… Also placed ninth in technical duet there… Competed in three World Cup legs – Montpellier, Soma Bay (1S, 2B) and Oviedo (1S, 1B).
2022: Won bronze in technical team, free team and highlight at the European Championships… Finished fifth in free solo there… Placed fourth in technical team, sixth in free team and eighth in free solo at the World Championships… Also swam at the first World Series (virtual) and the Super Final.
2021: Did not compete… Suffered a season-ending concussion a few weeks before the Olympic Games Qualification Tournament.
2020: Swam at the French Open, the first and only stop of the World Series for the season… Won gold in technical team and silver in free team… Did not compete internationally thereafter due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the cancellation of all meets.
2019: Placed fifth in highlight, and ninth in free solo, technical and free team at the World Championships… A staple in all three team routines across the World Series circuit all year – Paris, Tokyo, Beijing, Barcelona – and at the Super Final in Budapest…Only competed in free solo in Paris and Tokyo before worlds.
2018: Competed in the free solo all season.. Finished sixth at the European Championships, and placed sixth in free team… Formed a duet with Maureen Jenkins, where they competed both duet events throughout the year… Was chosen as the free duet for the European Championships, where it finished sixth…Competed in four World Series meets throughout the season.
2017: Breakout season… Free soloist at the World Championships where she finished ninth… Marked the first time Planeix competed in solo on the national team… Also placed eighth in combo and 10th in free team there… Member of the junior duet that finished sixth at the Jr. European Championships… Finished fifth in team and sixth in combo as well… Became French junior champion in duet with club B.N. Strasbourg… Nursed an injury at the beginning of the season.