Hartley, Blythe (1982–)
Hartley, Blythe (1982–)
Canadian diver. Born May 2, 1982, in Edmonton, Canada; attended University of Southern California.
At World championships, won Canada's 1st world title in the 1-meter springboard (2001); with Emilie Heymans, won a bronze medal for 10-meter synchronized platform at Athens Olympics (2004).
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