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| Berta
FERRERAS |
| Sport |
Artistic Swimming |
| NOC |
Spain
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| Gender | Women |
| Born | 09 Sep 1997
in Mataró, ESP |
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Further Personal Information |
Family |
Partner Roger Tahull |
Residence |
Mataró, ESP |
Occupation |
Athlete, Student |
Languages |
Catalan, English, Spanish |
Sport Specific Information |
When and where did you begin this sport? |
She took up the sport in 2003 in Mataro, Spain. |
Why this sport? |
Her father signed her and her sister up for artistic swimming lessons. "My brother used to play water polo at the Centre Natacio Mataro club. My sister Estel and I went alongside our father to his training. The artistic swimming team were training at the same facilities and it drew my father's attention, who decided to sign us up. This sport has given me a lot of joy and has also made me cry. There have been competitions in which I gave everything and others that have been a disaster. I've learnt these emotions come along together in the sport. Both complement each other and allow us to become stronger and to
grow as athletes." |
Club / Team |
CN Kallipolis: Barcelona, ESP |
Name of coach |
Laia Altayo [club]; Mayuko Fujiki [national], JPN |
General Interest |
Hero / Idol |
Spanish artistic swimmer Gemma Mengual. (sport.es, 04 Jul 2020) |
Famous relatives |
Her partner Roger Tahull represented Spain in water polo at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (sport.es, 04 Jul 2020; SportsDeskOnline, 23 Nov 2020) |
Ambitions |
To compete at the Olympic Games. (sport.es, 04 Jul 2020) |
Other information |
REPLACING HER IDOL
In 2016 she teamed up with Pau Ribas in the mixed duet competition, replacing her idol and fellow Spanish artistic swimmer Gemma Mengual. "Being Gemma's replacement was an honour and also a pressure. She is a legend in synchronised swimming. It was a spectacular challenge and it was very cool. I felt a responsibility because they took a chance with me to replace a legend like Gemma, but I really wanted to show that I could do the same as her." (rfen.es, 13 May 2020; totmataro.cat, 20 May 2016) |
Olympic Games |
| Rank |
Year |
Venue |
Event |
Result |
| 7 |
2021 |
Tokyo, JPN |
Team |
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World Championships |
| Rank |
Year |
Venue |
Event |
Result |
| 3 |
2019 |
Gwangju, KOR |
Team Highlights |
91.133 |
| 6 |
2019 |
Gwangju, KOR |
Team Technical Routine |
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| 6 |
2019 |
Gwangju, KOR |
Team Free Routine |
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| 6 |
2017 |
Budapest, HUN |
Team Free Routine |
90.700 |
| 5 |
2017 |
Budapest, HUN |
Duet Free Routine |
85.733 |
| 5 |
2017 |
Budapest, HUN |
Duet Technical Routine |
84.333 |
| 5 |
2017 |
Budapest, HUN |
Free Routine Combination |
90.666 |
| 6 |
2017 |
Budapest, HUN |
Team Technical Routine |
88.468 |
European Championships |
| Rank |
Year |
Venue |
Event |
Result |
| 3 |
2021 |
Budapest, HUN |
Team Technical Routine |
89.770 |
| 2 |
2021 |
Budapest, HUN |
Team Free Routine |
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| 3 |
2018 |
Glasgow, SCO |
Duet Technical Routine |
82.321 |
| 3 |
2018 |
Glasgow, SCO |
Duet Free Routine |
85.433 |
| 3 |
2018 |
Glasgow, SCO |
Free Routine Combination |
91.466 |
| 4 |
2018 |
Glasgow, SCO |
Team Free Routine |
92.100 |
| 4 |
2018 |
Glasgow, SCO |
Team Technical Routine |
89.871 |
| 3 |
2016 |
London, ENG |
Duet Technical Routine |
82.064 |
| 3 |
2016 |
London, ENG |
Duet Free Routine |
86.566 |
| 4 |
2016 |
London, ENG |
Free Routine Combination |
88.900 |
| 3 |
2016 |
London, ENG |
Team Free Routine |
89.666 |
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