Despite the cancellation of the Diving World Cup in Mexico, a mixed team from Mexico, featuring Olympic medalist Osmar Olvera, clinched the silver medal in the Montreal edition held from February 26 to March 1. This impressive performance was achieved against strong competition in the synchronized diving finals, where the Mexican team outperformed the hosts by more than 10 points but fell short against China's team.

The final event showcased divers competing in two different categories from both the 3-meter and 10-meter platforms. On February 27, the Mexican divers—Osmar Olvera, Aranza Vázquez, Randal Willars, and Gabriela Agúndez—demonstrated their skills in synchronized diving, effectively fulfilling their roles from separate platforms to achieve their overall score. This event highlighted the depth of talent in Mexican diving, even in the absence of home advantage.

The achievement brings pride to Mexico’s diving community, especially considering the challenges faced prior to the international competition. With this significant win, the divers have not only earned a place on the podium but have also laid a strong foundation for future competitions by enhancing Mexico's reputation in the sport. The implications of such achievements on the national stage could lead to increased support and investment in diving programs throughout Mexico.