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U.S. AQUATIC SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE
DV 1
2015 World Championships
USA Diving
TEAM USA ROSTER
Men
Name
Mark Anderson
David Boudia
David Dinsmore
Sam Dorman
Michael Hixon
Kristian Ipsen
Steele Johnson
Darian Schmidt
Jordan Windle
Birthdate
7/23/1995
4/24/1989
5/25/1997
8/30/1991
7/16/1994
10/20/1992
6/16/1996
3/23/1992
11/13/198
Event(s)
Mixed 10m synch.
10m, 10m synch.
10m
3m synch.
1m, 3m
1m, 3m synch.
10m synch.
3m
Mixed 3m synch.
Hometown/Training Location
Lake Forest, Calif./Austin, Texas
Noblesville, Ind./West Lafayette, Ind.
New Albany, Ohio/Coral Gables, Fla.
Tempe, Ariz./Coral Gables, Fla.
Amherst, Mass./Bloomington, Ind.
Clayton, Calif./Stanford, Calif.
Carmel, Ind./West Lafayette, Ind.
Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington, Ind.
Morrisville, N.C./Durham, N.C.
Birthdate
7/12/1995
5/6/1991
11/16/1989
6/26/1994
7/4/1991
7/4/1992
Event(s)
Mixed 10m synch.
10m, 10m synch.
3m, 3m synch., mixed 3m synch.
10m, 10m synch.
1m
3m, 3m synch.
Hometown/Training Location
Bexley, Ohio/Austin, Texas
Indianapolis, Ind./Bloomington, Ind.
Upper Arlington, Ohio/Durham, N.C.
Dover, N.H./Bloomington, Ind.
Murrysville, Pa./Tucson, Ariz.
Elk River, Minn./Athens, Ga.
Women
Name
Murphy Bromberg
Amy Cozad
Abby Johnston
Jessica Parratto
Samantha Pickens
Laura Ryan
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Drew Johansen (Indiana University)
Assistant Coaches: Randy Ableman (University of Miami), Nunzio Esposto (Duke University), Dan Laak (University of Georgia)
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Friday, July 24
3 p.m. ......................................................... Men’s 1M Prelim
Saturday, July 25
10 a.m..................................... Women’s 3M Synchro Prelim
3 p.m. .........................................Mixed 10M Synchro Final
7:30 p.m. ............................... Women’s 3M Synchro Final
Sunday, July 26
10 a.m. .......................................Men’s 10M Synchro Prelim
3 p.m. ....................................................Women’s 1M Prelim
7:30 p.m. ...................................Men’s 10M Synchro Final
Monday, July 27
10 a.m. ................................. Women’s 10M Synchro Prelim
3 p.m. .......................................................... Men’s 1M Final
7:30 p.m. ............................. Women’s 10M Synchro Final
Tuesday, July 28
10 a.m. .........................................Men’s 3M Synchro Prelim
3 p.m. .....................................................Women’s 1M Final
7:30 p.m. .....................................Men’s 3M Synchro Final
Wednesday, July 29
10 a.m. ................................................Women’s 10M Prelim
3 p.m. ....................................................Women’s 10M Semi
7:30 p.m. .............................. Mixed Team Event (3M/10M)
Thursday, July 30
10 a.m. ....................................................... Men’s 3M Prelim
3 p.m. ........................................................... Men’s 3M Semi
7:30 p.m. .............................................Women’s 10M Final
Friday, July 31
10 a.m. ..................................................Women’s 3M Prelim
3 p.m. ......................................................Women’s 3M Semi
7:30 p.m. ..................................................... Men’s 3M Final
Saturday, August 1
10 a.m. ..................................................... Men’s 10M Prelim
3 p.m........................................................... Men’s 10M Semi
7:30 p.m. ...............................................Women’s 3M Final
Sunday, August 2
3 p.m. ..........................................Mixed 3M Synchro Final
7:30 p.m. .................................................. Men’s 10M Final
DV 2
USA Diving
Murphy Bromberg
Birthdate: July 12, 1995
Height: 5’ 2”
Hometown: Bexley, Ohio
Trains: Austin, Texas
Club: Longhorn Aquatics
Coach: Matt Scoggin
World Championships experience
Murphy will be competing in her second World Championships. She’ll compete in
mixed synchronized 10-meter with Mark Anderson. Murphy placed 7th in synchronized 10-meter with partner Cheyenne Cousineau at the 2013 FINA World
Championships.
Recent highlights
In 2015
Finished fifth individually on 10-meter at the Pan American Games, where she also
was fourth in synchronized 10-meter with Delaney Schnell. Won mixed 10-meter
synchro with Mark Anderson at Synchronized National Championships. Competed
for a 3rd place finish in 10-meter synchro with Emma Ivory-Ganja in the Synchronized National Championships.
International Experience
2015:
Pan American Games - 5th, 10M; 4th, S10M
2014:
Canada Cup - 8th, 10M
FINA World Series (CAN) - 6th, S10M
FINA World Series (MEX) - 7th, S10M
FINA World Cup - 15th, 10M
2013:
Canada Cup - 13th, 10M; 5th, S10M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 4th, 10M
World Championships - 7th, S10M
2012:
FINA World Junior Championships - 20th, 3M;
7th, PL; 8th, S3M
2010:
FINA World Junior Championships - 3rd, PL
National Titles:
In 2014
Finished 1st on individual 10-meter and 10-meter synchro with Emma Ivory-Ganja
at the AT&T National Championships. The duo went on to take 2nd place in the
same event at Winter Nationals, where Bromberg finished 2nd in the 10-meter.
Placed 8th on 10-meter at the FINA Canada Grand Prix and 15th on 10-meter at
the FINA World Cup.
In 2013
Gold medalist on platform at AT&T National Championships, Winter Nationals and
Junior Nationals. Finished 7th in 10-meter synchro with Cheyenne Cousineau at
the World Championships. Made her senior international debut by competing at
the FINA Canada Cup and AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix. Placed 13th on platform
and fifth with Laura Ryan in synchronized platform in Canada. Made her first individual final with a fourth-place finish on 10-meter at the AT&T USA Diving Grand
Prix.
In 2012
Competed on three events at the FINA World Junior Championships in Australia,
finishing 7th on platform, 20th on 3-meter and 8th in synchronized 3-meter. Qualified for junior worlds after finishing second on 3-meter and platform and winning
synchronized 3-meter at the junior nationals. She placed seventh on platform at
the U.S. Olympic Team Trials. Was 14th on platform at the winter nationals and
finished 16th on platform and third on synchronized platform at the AT&T National
Championships.
Personal/At a glance
Murphy is the daughter of Danny and Karen Bromberg. She has an older sister,
Jennie, and a younger brother, David. She began diving at age nine and now
trains three to four hours a day, five days a week. She says the most difficult part
of training is trying to balance diving with school and her social life. When she’s
not diving, Murphy likes to hang out with friends.
Senior (6): 10-meter (2013 x2, 2014); Synchronized
10-meter (2013, 2014); Mixed Synchronized 10-meter
(2015)
Junior (2): Platform (2013), Synchronized Platform
(2013)
DV 3
USA Diving
Amy Cozad
Birthdate: May 6, 1991
Height: 5’ 2”
Hometown: Indianapolis, Ind.
Trains: Bloomington, Ind.
Club: TriSynerG Diving
Coach: Drew Johansen
2015:
FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix - 10th, 10M; 4th,
S10M
2014:
FINA World Cup - 8th, S10M
FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix - 2nd, S10M
Recent highlights
2013:
FINA World Championships - 14th, 10M
In 2015
Cozad and Parratto won the 10-meter synchro at the Synchronized National
Championships. They also paired at the FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix for a 4th
place finish. Amy competed individually on 10-meter at Puerto Rico and placed
10th. She comes into the 2015 World Championships with a 1st-place finish from
World Championship Trials.
2012:
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 3rd, S10M
2011:
World University Games - 13th, 10M; 4th,
S10M
Pan American Games - 10th, 10M; 4th, S10M
2010:
AT&T Grand Prix - 6th, S10M
Amy will be competing in her second World Championships. She will compete in
the 10-meter and synchronized 10-meter with Jessica Parratto. Cozad placed 14th
on 10-meter at the 2013 FINA World Championships.
In 2014
Amy competed with Parratto at Winter Nationals for a 1st-place finish in 10-meter
synchro and was 3rd individually. She partnered with Katrina Young at the FINA
Puerto Rico Grand Prix and FINA World Cup, placing 2nd and 8th, respectively.
In 2013
Amy finished 14th on 10-meter at the World Championships. She took 2nd place
on 10-meter at the AT&T National Championships, where she also competed
with Kate Hillman on 3-meter synchro for 8th place and 10-meter synchro for 2nd
place.
In 2012
Amy just missed a spot on the Olympic Team, finishing third on 10-meter at the
U.S. Olympic Team Trials. She was second on 10-meter at the AT&T National
Championships. Amy paired with Laura Ryan to win the synchronized 10-meter
title at the Winter National Championships. the win qualified the duo for the World
Cup, where they placed 10th. Cozad and Ryan won bronze in synchro at the AT&T
USA Diving Grand Prix.
Amy is the daughter of Thomas and Donna Cozad and has two siblings, sister
Jenny and brother Cayman. She is engaged to Alex Magana. Amy started diving at
age 11 and currently trains 4-5 hours a day, 5 days a week. Her favorite dive is the
207C. She likes to eat macaroni and cheese before she competes and likes to go
to Outback Steakhouse after meets. After graduating from Indiana University, Amy
moved to Tallahassee, Fla., where she she spent the 2013-2014 season as assistant diving coach at Florida State University before moving back to Indiana. When
she isn’t diving or coaching, Amy enjoys cooking, beach volleyball and going to the
movies. And she listens to loud, upbeat music to keep her going between dives.
National Titles:
Senior (6): Synchronized 10-meter (2010 x2, 2011,
2012, 2014, 2015)
DV 4
USA Diving
Abby Johnston
Birthdate: November 16, 1989
Height: 5’ 5”
Hometown: Upper Arlington, Ohio
Trains: Durham, N.C.
Club: Duke Diving
Coach: Nunzio Esposto
Abby will be competing in her second World Championships. She will compete in
3-meter, synchronized 3-meter with partner Laura Ryan and mixed synchronized
3-meter with Jordan Windle. Abby was 6th on 1-meter at the 2011 World Championships. She also competed at the 2006 World Junior Diving Championships,
placing 18th on 3-meter.
Recent highlights
In 2015
So far, Abby has competed on 3-meter synchro at Synchronized National Championships and the FINA Mexico Grand Prix. With her partner, Laura Ryan, they
placed 1st and 5th, respectively. She and Windle won the mixed 3-meter synchro
at the Synchronized National Championships.
In 2014
Abby returned in 2014 to compete on 3-meter synchro with a new partner, Laura
Ryan, for a 1st place finish at Winter Nationals. They also placed 3rd at the FINA
Mexico Grand Prix and 14th at the World Cup. She competed individually on
3-meter for a 3rd place finish at Winter Nationals.
In 2013
Abby did not compete in 2013 while recovering from shoulder surgery.
In 2012
Abby competed in the Olympic Games on 3-meter synchro with Kelci Bryant,
bringing a silver medal back to the USA. The duo also competed in the same
event at the AT&T Grand Prix (2nd place), FINA Diving World Series in Moscow
(3rd place) and Beijing (2nd place), the World Cup in London (4th place), and
Winter Nationals (1st place).
Personal/At a Glance
The daughter of David and Elaine Johnston, Abby has two sisters, Adrienne and
Leah, and began diving in 2002. She was also a gymnast for nine years, but had
to quit because of a back injury. In the fall of 2014, she began medical school at
Duke. While an undergraduate at Duke, Abby was enrolled in a pre-med program
called CAPE and interned in the brain tumor clinic at Duke Hospital. She enjoys
going to the beach, watching TV, playing tennis and soccer, and spending time
with family and friends.
International Medals
2015:
2014:
2012:
2011:
2010:
2009:
2008:
2007:
FINA Mexico Grand Prix - 2nd, MS3M
FINA Mexico Grand Prix - 3rd, S3M
Olympic Games - 2nd, S3M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 2nd, S3M
FINA World Series (RUS) - 3rd, S3M
FINA World Series (CHN) - 2nd, S3M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 1st, S3M
FINA World Series (MEX) - 3rd, S3M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 3rd, S3m
World University Games - 3rd, S3M
FINA Grand Prix Spring Swallows - 3rd, S3M
Jr Pan American Championships - 3rd, 1M
National Titles:
Senior (7): 3-meter (2009); Synchronized 3-meter
(2006, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2015); Mixed Synchronized
3-meter (2015)
Junior: 3-meter (2006)
DV 5
USA Diving
Jessica Parratto
Birthdate: June 26, 1994
Height: 5’ 2”
Hometown: Dover, N.H.
Jessica will be competing in her second World Championships. She will compete
in the 10-meter and synchronized 10-meter with partner Amy Cozad. Parratto
placed 15th on 10-meter at the 2011 FINA World Championships.
2015:
FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix - 11th, 10M; 4th,
S10M; 2nd, S3M
2014:
FINA World Cup - 14th 10M
FINA Mexico Grand Prix - 4th, 10M; 4th,
S10M
FINA World Series (GBR) - 9th, 10M; 6th,
S10M
FINA World Series (CHN) - 7th, S10M
2012:
FINA World Junior Championships - 8th, PL;
19th, 1M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 11th, 10M
FINA Grand Prix (GER) - 4th, S10M
2011:
Junior Pan American Championships - 1st, PL
FINA World Championships - 15th, 10M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 6th, 10M; 4th,
S10M
2010:
Recent highlights
In 2015
Competed synchro at the FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix on 3-meter with Deidre
Freeman for 2nd place and 10-meter with Amy Cozad for 4th place. With the
same partners, she competed at the Synchronized National Championships,
finishing 5th on 3-meter and 1st on 10-meter. Finished 11th on individual
10-meter at the FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix.
In 2014
Parratto competed at Winter Nationals on 10-meter for 1st place, 10-meter
synchro with Amy Cozad for 1st place and 3-meter synchro with Deidre Freeman
for 2nd place. Placed 6th with Cheyenne Cousineau on 10-meter synchro at
the FINA World Series in London. Placed 4th with Gracia Leydon Mahoney on
10-meter synchro at the FINA Mexico Grand Prix. Competed individually at the
Grand Prix on 10-meter for 4th place.
In 2013
Placed 3rd on 10-meter and 1st on 10-meter synchro with Anna James at Winter
Nationals.
In 2012
Parratto competed on 10-meter synchro with Anna James at the AT&T
National Championships for gold, Winter Nationals for bronze and International
Springertag FINA Grand Prix in Germany for 4th place. Individually, she
competed on platform at Junior Nationals and the AT&T National Championships
for a 1st place finish at both. Parratto placed 4th on 10-meter at Winter Nationals.
Personal
Jessica is the daughter of Amy and Mike Parratto. She has an older sister,
Melissa, who is a swimmer at the University of Pennsylanvia. Her dad is a swim
coach and coached Olympic gold medalist swimmer Jenny Thompson, who
Jessica says is like a sister to her. Jessica’s mom was a five-time All-American
diver at Wellesley College and was Jessica’s coach until she was 14. Jessica
started diving when she was 5 and moved to Indianapolis from New Hampshire
in 2009 due to limited facilities (her pool had only one 1-meter springboard).
She has since become one of the top 10-meter platform divers in the country.
Jessica’s favorite dive is 5253B, and her favorite diver is Laura Wilkinson.
Between dives, she listens to music and relaxes. She enjoys hanging out with
friends, going to the beach, and outdoor activities. Previously, Jessica also
participated in gymnastics, swimming, and soccer. Her favorite foods are mashed
potatoes and LaFesta pizza back in New Hampshire.
National Titles:
Senior (6): 10-meter (2012, 2014); synchronized
10-meter (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)
Junior (1): Platform (2012)
DV 6
USA Diving
Samantha Pickens
Height: 5’0”
Hometown: Murrysville, Pa.
Trains: Tucson, Ariz.
Club: Tucson Diving
Coach: Omar Ojeda
This is Pickens’ second World Championships. She will compete on 1-meter.
She placed 14th on 1-meter and 7th on synchronized 3-meter with partner
Amanda Burke at the 2013 FINA World Championships.
2015:
FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix - 3rd, 3M
2014:
FINA World Series (GBR) - 9th, S3M
2013:
FINA World Championships - 7th, S3M; 14th
1M
World University Games - 5th, 1M; 9th, 3M
Canada Cup - 5th, 3M
Recent highlights
In 2015
Pickens won the bronze medal on 3-meter at the FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix.
Prior to the World Championships, Pickens will compete at the World University
Games.
National Titles:
Senior (1): 1-meter (2014)
In 2014
Won the gold medal on 1-meter and took 6th place on 3-meter at Winter Nationals. Competed in the FINA Diving World Series on 3-meter synchro at Mexico
(6th), Canada (8th) and Great Britain (9th) with Amanda Burke.
In 2013
Pickens made her international debut at the Canada Cup, where she advanced
to the individual 3-meter finals and finished 4th. Placed 5th on 1-meter at the
World University Games. She competed in the World Championships for 14th on
1-meter and 7th on 3-meter synchro with Amanda Burke.
In 2012
Won the bronze medal on 1-meter at the AT&T National Championships, where
she also placed 10th on 3-meter ... Placed 12th on 3-meter at the U.S. Olympic
Team Trials ... Finished eighth on 1-meter at winter nationals.
Samantha is the daughter of Jack and Debra Pickens and she has an older
brother, David. Samantha began diving when she was 12 and now trains five
hours a day, six days a week. Her favorite dive is 5152B on 3-meter. Samantha
won the NCAA title on 1-meter in 2013. She is a member of Project Focus, which
helps disabled kids in a college setting. Samantha is majoring in psychology
and hopes to become a sport psychologist. Away from the pool, she enjoys
skiing, shopping and cooking. She also loves playing with big dogs (she has a
130-pound St. Bernard).
DV 7
USA Diving
Laura Ryan
Height: 5’ 5”
Hometown: Elk River, Minn.
Trains: Athens, Ga.
Club: Georgia Diving
Coach: Dan Laak
Laura will be competing in her first World Championships. She will compete on
3-meter and synchronized 3-meter with partner Abby Johnston.
2015:
FINA Grand Prix (MEX) - 8th, 3M; 5th, S3M
2014:
FINA Grand Prix (MAS) - 7th, 3M
FINA World Cup - 11th, 3M; 14th, S3M
FINA Grand Prix (PUR) - 4th, 3M
FINA Grand Prix (MEX) - 3rd, S3M
2013:
World University Games - 10th, 3M; 5th, 10M;
3rd, S3M
AT&T Grand Prix - 9th, 3M; 7th, S3M
FINA Grand Prix (CAN) - 12th, 10M; 5th,
S10M
2012:
AT&T Grand Prix: 3rd, S10M
FINA World Cup: 10th, S10M
2011:
FINA Grand Prix (CAN) - 10th, 3M; 18th, 10M;
6th, S3M
2010:
AT&T Grand Prix - 6th,, S10M
2009:
Jr Pan Ams - 3rd, 1M; 6th, PL
Recent highlights
In 2015
Won a gold medal on 3-meter synchro with Johnston at the Synchronized National Championships. Placed 5th on 3-meter synchro with Johnston at the FINA
Mexico Grand Prix. She comes into this year’s World Championships with a first
place finish on 3-meter at the individual World Championship Trials.
In 2014
Competed at the AT&T National Championships on 3-meter to win a silver
medal. Placed 2nd on 3-meter and 1st on 3-meter synchro with Johnston at Winter Nationals. Also competed 3-meter synchro with Johnston at the FINA Mexico
Grand Prix, winning a bronze medal. Dove at the World Cup for 11th on 3-meter
and 14th on 3-meter synchro with Johnston.
In 2013
Placed 5th on 10-meter, 10th on 3-meter and 3rd on 3-meter synchro with
Meghan Houston at the World University Games. Had a 4th place finish on
3-meter at Winter Nationals. Competed 10-meter synchro with Murphy Bromberg
at the Canada Cup for 5th place.
In 2012
Laura competed on 3-meter for 3rd place, 10-meter for 6th place and 3-meter
synchro with Houston for 1st place at the AT&T National Championships. She
dove 10-meter synchro with Amy Cozad at Winter Nationals for 1st place and the
Canada Cup for 5th place.
Laura is the daughter of Gary and Barb Ryan. She has two siblings. She
started diving when she was 12 years old. She trains four hours a day and also
coaches. Her favorite dive is 5152B. Laura enjoys boating, camping and skiing,
and loves Italian food and Caribou coffee.
National Titles:
Senior (6): Synchronized 3-meter (2012, 2014, 2015);
Synchronized 10-meter (2010 x2, 2012)
DV 8
USA Diving
Mark Anderson
Height: 5’ 8”
Hometown: Lake Forest, Calif.
Trains: Austin, Texas
Club: Longhorn Aquatics
Coach: Matt Scoggin
Mark will be competing in his first World Championships. He will compete in the
mixed synchronized 10-meter with partner Samantha “Murphy” Bromberg.
2014:
Pan American Festival - 5th, S10M; 7th, 10M
FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix - 3rd, S10M
2011:
Junior Pan American Championships - 2nd,
PL; 10th, 1M; 7th, 3M
Recent highlights
In 2015
Won mixed 10-meter synchro with Bromberg at the Synchronized National
Championships.
In 2014
Gold medalist on 10-meter synchro with Toby Stanley at AT&T National Championships. Also competed with Stanley on 10-meter synchro for 3rd at the FINA
Puerto Rico Grand Prix, 5th at the Pan American Sports Festival and 3rd at
Winter Nationals.
In 2013
Competed in Junior Nationals for 1st place on 1-meter, 3rd place on 3-meter
and 4th place on platform. Dove with Toby Stanley on 10-meter synchro for 2nd
place at Winter Nationals. Partnered with Dashiell Enos on 3-meter and platform
synchro for gold medals at Junior Nationals.
In 2012
Placed 2nd on platform and 4th on 1-meter at Junior Nationals. Dove synchro
with Finn Scribbick for 3rd on 3-meter and with Matt Casillas on platform for 5th
at Junior Nationals.
Mark is the son of Janet Anderson, an IRS Agent, and Keith Anderson, a CPA/
Controller and has a younger brother named Steven. Mark began diving at age
eight and his favorite dive is a 305C on the 3-meter. During meets he likes to
hang out with his friends on deck and focus on his next dive. Mark enjoys eating
steak on the grill and loves getting a good night’s sleep.
National Titles:
Senior (1): Synchronized 10-meter (2014)
Junior (3): 1M (2013); Synchronized 3-meter (2013);
Synchronized platform (2013)
DV 9
USA Diving
David Boudia
Birthdate: April 24, 1989
Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Noblesville, Indiana
Trains: West Lafayette, Indiana
Club: Boiler Diving
Coach: Adam Soldati
This will be Boudia’s sixth trip to the World Championships. He will compete on
10-meter and synchronized 10-meter with partner Steele Johnson. In 2013 he
won silver on 10-meter in Barcelona. He won silver on 10-meter and was fifth
in synchronized 10-meter with Nick McCrory in Shanghai in 2011. His individual
medal was the first by a U.S. male on that event in 25 years. Won bronze on
10-meter synchro with Thomas Finchum in Rome with 2009. Also partnered with
Finchum on 10-meter synchro for silver medals in Australia in 2007.
Recent highlights
In 2015
Won gold on 10-meter synchro with Steele Johnson at the Synchronized National
Championships. Again competed with Johnson on 10-meter for a silver finish at
the World Series in Canada. Won bronze on individual 10-meter at the Series
in Beijing. Comes into this year’s World Championship with a 1st place finish at
World Championship Trials.
In 2014
Won bronze at the World Series in Dubai and was 4th at the Series in London
on 10-meter. Placed 3rd on 10-meter synchro with Steele Johnson and 4th on
3-meter synchro with Sam Dorman at the FINA World Cup.
In 2013
Won silver on 10-meter at 2013 World Championships in Barcelona. Won silver
on 10-meter at the AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix, his first competition since the
2012 Olympics. Also won 10-meter at the World Championship Trials. Won gold
on both synchronized and individual 3-meter at Winter Nationals.
In 2012
Made history by winning gold on 10-meter at the Olympic Games, becoming
the first American man to win the event since 1988 and the first American to win
Olympic gold since 2000 ... also part of the first American men’s synchronized
team to win an Olympic medal when he and McCrory paired for bronze in 10-meter synchro ... won 10-meter and synchro 10-meter at the Olympic Trials to make
his second Olympic Team ... won five medals on the FINA World Series circuit,
two bronze and one silver individually and one silver and one gold in synchronized 10-meter ... Finished fourth at FINA World Cup ... won both 10-meter and
synchronized 10-meter at winter nationals.
The son of Jim and Sheilagh Boudia, David has two sisters, Shaila and Shauni
and is married to the former Sonnie Brand ... the couple has one daughter,
Dakoda ... enjoys anything competitive (football, basketball, soccer, etc.),
reading, video games, and hanging out with friends. He has been diving since
2000 ... his favorite dive is 109C.
2015:
FINA World Series (CAN) - 2nd, S10M; 7th,
10M
FINA World Series (UAE) - 5th, 10M
FINA World Series (CHN) - 3rd, 10M
2014:
FINA World Cup - 3rd, S10M; 4th, S3M; 8th,
3M
FINA World Series (GBR) - 4th, 10M
FINA World Series (UAE) - 3rd, 10M; 5th,
S3M
FINA World Series (CHN) - 7th, 3M; 6th, 10M;
5th, S3M
2013:
FINA World Championships - 2nd, 10M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 2nd, 10M
2012:
FINA World Series (UAE) - 3rd, 10M
FINA World Series (RUS) - 3rd, 10M; 2nd,
S10M
FINA World Series (MEX) - 2nd, 10M; 1st,
S10M
Olympic Games - 1st, 10M; 3rd, S10M
2011:
FINA World Series (GBR) - 3rd, 10M
FINA World Series (MEX) - 2nd, S10M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 3rd, S10M
FINA World Championships - 2nd, 10M
2010:
FINA World Series (MEX) - 2nd, 10M
2009:
FINA World Series (MEX) - 3rd, S10M
FINA World Championships - 2nd, S10M
2008:
FINA World Cup - 3rd, 10M
FINA World Series (MEX) - 2nd, 10M; 3rd,
S10M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 2nd, S10M
FINA World Series (GBR) - 2nd, 10M
2007:
FINA World Championships - 3rd, S10M
Canada Cup - 2nd, S10M
Communidad de Madrid - 2nd, S10M
Italian Grand Prix - 2nd, S10M
Pan American Games - 1st, S10M
FINA World Series (GBR) - 3rd, S10M
FINA World Seris (CHN) - 3rd, S10M
2006:
USA Grand Prix - 3rd, S10M
FINA World Cup - 2nd, S10M
FINA Grand Prix Super Final - 3rd, S10M
National Titles:
Senior: 19
3-meter (2013)
Platform (2006, 2008, 2010 x 2, 2011, 2012)
Synchronized 3-meter (2013)
Synchronized Platform (2005, 2006, 2007 x2, 2008 x2,
2010 x2, 2011, 2012, 2015)
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USA Diving
David Dinsmore
Birthdate: May 25, 1997
Height: 5’ 5”
Hometown: New Albany, Ohio
Trains: Coral Gables, Ohio
Club: Miami Diving
Coach: Randy Ableman
David will be competing in his first World Championships at the senior level. He
will dive individually on 10-meter. He represented Team USA at the World Junior
Championships in 2012 and won bronze on platform.
2014:
FINA Diving World Cup - 17th, 10M
FINA Mexico Grand Prix - 6th, 10M; 3rd,
S10M
FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix - 8th, 10M
Youth Olympic Games qualifier - 4th, 10M
2013:
Junior Pan American Championships - 8th,
1M; 6th, PL
FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix - 5th, 10M; 3rd,
S10M
2012:
FINA World Junior Championships - 3rd, PL
Recent highlights
In 2015
Comes into this year’s World Championships with a 2nd place finish on 10-meter
at World Championship Trials.
In 2014
Won bronze on 10-meter synchro with Steele Johnson at the Mexico Grand Prix.
Placed 17th on individual 10-meter at the FINA World Cup. Won bronze on platform and platform synchro with Cameron Thatcher at Junior Nationals.
In 2013
Won gold with Steele Johnson on 10-meter synchro at both the AT&T National
Championships and Winter Nationals. Won individual silver on 10-meter at AT&T
National Championships, and again at Winter Nationals. Won bronze on 10-meter synchro with Christopher Law at the FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix.
In 2012
David placed 3rd on platform at the Junior World Championships. He was 1st
on platform and 2nd on 3-meter at Junior Nationals. He partnered with Grayson
Campbell for 4th on synchro platform and synchro 3-meter at Junior Nationals as
well.
David is the son of Allan and Stephanie Dinsmore and has one younger brother,
Matthew. He has been diving since age nine and his favorite dive is 207C. He
trains five hours a day, five days a week. When he is not diving, David enjoys
fishing, archery, trapshooting and snowboarding. David also plays the cello.
David’s favorite movie is Anchorman.
National Titles:
Senior (2): Synchronized 10-meter (2013 x2)
Junior (3): 1-meter (2010), Platform (2010, 2012);
Synchronized 3-meter (2011, 2012);
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USA Diving
Sam Dorman
Birthdate: August 30, 1991
Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Tempe, Ariz.
Trains: Coral Gables, Fla.
Club: Miami Diving
Coach: Randy Ableman
Sam will be competing in his first World Championships. He will compete on
synchronized 3-meter with Kristian Ipsen.
2015:
2014:
FINA Grand Prix (MAS) - 7th, 3M; 4th, S3M
FINA Grand Prix (MEX) - 4th, 3M
FINA Grand Prix (CAN) - 22nd, 3M; 10th,
S3M
2013:
World University Games - 10th, 1M; 21st, 3M
Recent highlights
In 2015
Won gold on 3-meter synchro with Kristian Ipsen at the Synchronized National
Championships. Also dove with Troy Dumais on 3-meter for a bronze medal at
the Synchronized National Championships. Placed 6th on 3-meter with Ipsen at
the FINA World Series in Mexico.
In 2014
Finished 4th on 3-meter synchro with David Boudia at the World Cup. Won
bronze on individual 1-meter and 3-meter synchro with Kristian Ipsen at Winter
Nationals. Had a 4th-place finish on 3-meter synchro with Dwight Dumais at the
FINA Malaysia Grand Prix.
In 2013
Won gold on 1-meter, 3-meter, and 3-meter synchro with Zachary Nees at the
AT&T National Championships. Took another gold medal at Winter Nationals,
diving 3-meter synchro with David Boudia. Paired with Nees on 3-meter for a 4th
place finish at the World University Games.
In 2012
Won bronze on both 1-meter and 3-meter synchro with Zachary Nees at the
AT&T National Championships.
Sam is the son of Marla Dorman, a lab technician, and Paul Dorman, a P.E.
teacher and has an older brother, Ben. Sam began diving at the age of eight,
competed in his first junior nationals in 2004 and in his first senior nationals in
2008. His favorite dive is a 109C, and during meets Sam tries to laugh and relax.
Graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering from Miami in 2015.
National Titles:
Senior (5): 1-meter (2013); 3-meter (2013); synchro
3-meter (2013 x2, 2015)
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USA Diving
Michael Hixon
Height: 5’8”
Hometown: Amherst, Mass.
This will be Michael’s second time at the World Championships. He will compete
on 1-meter and 3-meter. He finished 5th on synchronized 3-meter with Troy Dumais at the 2013 World Championships. Michael won a bronze medal on 1-meter
at the 2012 World Junior Championships.
Recent highlights
In 2015
Comes into this year’s World Championships with a 1st-place finish on 3-meter at
the World Championship Trials. Was 4th on 3-meter synchro with Darian Schmidt
at the Synchronized National Championships.
In 2014
Won silver on 1-meter at both the AT&T National Championships and Winter
Nationals. Also placed 4th on 3-meter synchro with Darian Schmidt at Winter
Nationals. Placed 5th on 3-meter with Troy Dumais at the FINA World Series in
Mexico.
In 2013
Advanced to his first senior international final in an individual event when he
placed fifth on 3-meter at the FINA Grand Prix Canada Cup. He was fourth on
3-meter and fifth on 1-meter at the World Championship Trials and won the
3-meter synchro event with Troy Dumais. He and Dumais were 5th together at
the World Championships.
In 2012
Bronze medalist on 1-meter at FINA World Junior Championships after winning
his fifth junior national title on that event earlier in the year ... Was second on
1-meter and 4th on 3-meter at the AT&T National Championships ... Placed fourth
on 1-meter and 16th on 3-meter at Winter Nationals ... Finished 3rd in synchronized 3-meter with David Bonuchi at Olympic Trials as well as Winter Nationals.
Michael is the son of Mandy and David Hixon. He has an older brother, Matthew,
and started diving when he was 7 years old. His mom dove at Ohio State and is
the diving coach at the University of Massachusetts. Michael’s dad is the basketball
coach at Amherst College. Michael enjoys basketball, golf, running and biking,
and he would like to be a diving coach when he is older. Michael won NCAA titles
on 1-meter and 3-meter for the University of Texas in 2014 before transferring to
Indiana University.
2014:
FINA World Series (CAN) - 11th, 3M; 6th,
S3M
FINA Mexico Grand Prix - 6th, 3M
2013:
FINA World Championships - 5th, S3M
2012:
World Jr Championships - 3rd, 1M
Canada Cup - 5th, S3M
2011:
Jr Pan Ams - 3rd, 1M; 1st, 3M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 22nd, 3M;
10th, S3M
FINA World Series (Moscow) - 7th, S3M
2010:
World Jr Championships - 10th, 3M; 2nd,
S3M
Youth Olympic Games - 3rd, 3M
2009:
Jr Pan Ams - 3rd, 1M; 3rd, 3M
2008:
World Jr Championships - 12th, 3M; 13th, 1M
2007:
Jr Pan Ams - 4th, 1M
National Titles:
Senior (1):1-meter (2011)
Junior (9): 1-meter (2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012);
3-meter (2008, 2009, 2011); Synchronized 3-meter
(2010)
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USA Diving
Kristian Ipsen
Birthdate: Oct. 20, 1992
Height: 5’7”
Hometown: Clayton, California
Trains: Stanford, California
Club: Stanford Diving
Coach: Patrick Jeffrey
Ipsen will be making his fourth trip to the World Championships. He will compete
in the 1-meter and synchronized 3-meter with Sam Dorman. Kristian finished 17th
on 1-meter and 12th on 3-meter at the World Championships in 2013. He and
Troy Dumais finished fourth in 3-meter synchro in 2011, when Ipsen placed 31st
individually on 3-meter. He won silver in 2009 on 3-meter synchro with Dumais.
He was a two-time junior world champion, winning 1-meter titles in 2006 and
2010.
2012:
Olympic Games - 3rd, S3M
AT&T USA Grand Prix - 2nd, S3M
FINA World Series (RUS) - 2nd, S3M
2011:
Pan American Games - 2nd, S3M
AT&T USA Grand Prix - 2nd, S3M
FINA World Series (MEX) - 2nd, S3M
FINA World Series (GBR) - 3rd, S3M
2010:
World Jr Championships - 1st, 1M;
3rd, 3M; 2nd, S3M
FINA World Cup - 2nd, S3M
AT&T USA Grand Prix - 1st, S3M
2009:
FINA World Championships - 2nd, S3M
AT&T USA Grand Prix - 1st, S3M
2007:
Jr Pan Am Championships - 2nd, 1M; 1st, 3M;
1st, S3M
2006:
World Jr Championships - 1st, 1M; 3rd, 3M
2005:
Jr Pan Am Championships - 1st, 1M; 1st, PL;
2nd, 3M
Recent highlights
In 2015
Won gold on 3-meter synchro with Sam Dorman and silver on 3-meter synchro
with Troy Dumais at Synchronized National Championships. Ipsen and Dumais
placed sixth together at a FINA World Series meet in Mexico.
In 2014
Won gold on 1-meter and was 4th on 3-meter at Winter Nationals. Also placed 3rd
on 3-meter synchro with Sam Dorman at that meet.
In 2013
Kristian placed 12th on 3-meter at the World Championships, where he was 17th
on 1-meter. He won both 1-meter and 3-meter at the World Championship Trials.
In 2012
Paired with Troy Dumais for a bronze medal in synchronized 3-meter at the
Olympic Games, the first Olympic medal for the U.S. on that event. Just missed
an individual berth on the Olympic Team as well, finishing third on 3-meter at the
Olympic Trials. Won silver medals in synchro at a World Series meet in Russia
and at the AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix. Finished 24th individually on 3-meter at
the FINA World Cup, where he and Dumais were 6th in synchro. Qualified for the
World Cup after winning the winter nationals in synchro and placing 2nd individually.
Son of Kent and Yvette Ipsen. He has a younger sister, Lauren. Kristian has been
diving since 1998 and at age eight, he became the youngest diver to final on all
three boards the junior national championships. Kristian’s family owns several
pizza restaurants (Skipolini’s) in the Bay Area. One of the speciality pizzas on the
menu, the Bettega, is also Kristian’s middle name. For the record, the Bettega
features roasted garlic sauce, fresh spinach, light mushrooms, light ham, light
bacon and diced tomatoes.
National Titles
Senior (11): 1-meter (2014), 3-meter (2009, 2011 x2),
synchronized 3-meter (2009, 2010 x2, 2011 x2, 2012,
2015)
Junior (16): 1-meter (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007,
2010), 3-meter (2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010),
platform (2005, 2007, 2008), synchronized 3-meter
(2010)
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USA Diving
Steele Johnson
Birthdate: June 16, 1996
Height: 6’ 2”
Hometown: Carmel, Ind.
Trains: West Lafayette, Ind.
Club: Boiler Diving
Coach: Adam Soldati
Steele will be competing in his first World Championships at the senior level. He
will dive on synchronized 10-meter with David Boudia. Steele competed at World
Junior Championships in 2010 and 2012.
2015:
2014:
Recent highlights
In 2015
Won silver on 10-meter synchro with David Boudia at the FINA World Series in
Canada, where he also finished 4th individually. Won on 10-meter synchro with
Boudia at the Synchronized National Championships.
In 2014
Placed 3rd on 10-meter synchro with David Boudia and 14th on individual 10-meter at the FINA World Cup. Won gold on 10-meter at Winter Nationals. Dove with
David Dinsmore on 10-meter synchro for 3rd at the FINA Mexico Grand Prix.
In 2013
Won gold on 10-meter and 10-meter synchro with David Dinsmore at both the
AT&T National Championships and Winter Nationals. Won silver on platform at
the Junior Pan American Championships. Individually placed 1st on 3-meter and
platform at Junior Nationals.
In 2012
Won gold on 10-meter and 10-meter synchro with Dashiell Enos at the AT&T
National Championships. Also won gold on platform, synchronized 3-meter with
Enos and synchronized platform with Enos at Junior Nationals. Placed 2nd on
10-meter synchro with Toby Stanley at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials. Dove again
with Stanley at the AT&T National Championships for a silver medal.
Steele is the son of Bill and Jill Johnson. He has an older brother and a younger
sister. His brother, Race, plays football for Purdue University, the same school
that Steele now attends
Steele started diving when he was 7 years old, and his favorite dive is 307C on
10-meter. Steele enjoys playing guitar and making films (he has several YouTube
Channels). He likes to listen to post-hardcore music and says he is a pro at Guitar Hero. He is also actively involved in his church. His favorite meal is cheeseburger and french fries. His dad played baseball at Sam Houston State and his
mom was a professional singer and actress.
FINA World Series (CAN) - 2nd, S10M; 4th,
10M
FINA Diving World Cup - 14th, 10M; 3rd,
S10M
FINA Mexico Grand Prix - 4th, 10M; 3rd,
S10M
FINA Canada Cup - 3rd, 10M
2013:
Junior Pan American Championships - 2nd,
PL; 8th, 3M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 9th, 10M; 5th,
S10M
2012:
9th, S3M
AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix - 4th, S10M
FINA Grand Prix Germany - 8th, 10M; 4th,
S10M
2011:
Junior Pan American Championships - 1st,
PL; 2nd, 3M; 4th, 1M; 4th, S3M
2010:
FINA World Junior Championships - 4th, PL
2009:
PL; 1st, 3M; 2nd, 1M
2007:
PL; 2nd, 1M; 3rd, 3M
National Titles:
Senior (8): 10-meter (2012, 2013 x2, 2014); Synchronized 10-meter (2015, 2013 x2, 2012)
Junior (15): 1-meter (2008), 3-meter (2007, 2008, 2011,
2013), Platform (2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013); Synchronized 3-meter (2011, 2012); Synchronized Platform
(2010, 2011, 2012)
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USA Diving
Darian Schmidt
Birthdate: March 23, 1992
Height: 5’10”
Hometown: Bloomington, Ind.
Darian will be competing in his first World Championships. He will dive 3-meter.
2015:
FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix - 17th, 3M
2014:
FINA Grand Prix Canada Cup - 10th, S3M
2013:
FINA Grand Prix Canada Cup - 23rd, 3M; 7th,
S3M
Recent highlights
In 2015
Finished 2nd on 3-meter at the World Championship Trials to qualify for World
Championships. Placed 4th on 3-meter synchro with Michael Hixon at the Synchronized National Championships.
In 2014
Won silver on 3-meter and 4th on 3-meter synchro with Michael Hixon at Winter
Nationals. Won bronze on 3-meter at the AT&T National Championships. Finished 10th on 3-meter synchro with Sam Dorman at the Canada Cup.
In 2013
Finished 2nd on 3-meter synchro with Michael Hixon, 3rd on 1-meter, and 4th
on 3-meter at the AT&T National Championships. Won silver on 3-meter synchro
with Sam Dorman at Winter Nationals. Finished 7th on 3-meter synchro with
Hixon at the Canada Cup.
In 2012
Darian finished 5th on 1-meter and 10th on 3-meter at the AT&T National Championships.
The son of Doug and Susan Schmidt, Darien has three younger siblings: Dathan,
Daxton and Dallan. Darian started diving at age 14. He quit diving after his
freshman year in high school, but his parents encouraged him to start up again
after Mark Lenzi took over the club program at Indiana. Once Darian found out
that Lenzi was an Olympic champion, he was hooked on the sport. Schmidt now
trains four to five hours a day six days a week, and his favorite dive is 5337D on
3-meter.
Schmidt earned a degree in criminal justice from Indiana University, and both
of his parents graduated from IU as well. Darian would like to become a diving
coach after his competitive days are over. His interests include cars and motorcycles. He would love to meet Lebron James. If he could have any profession, he
says he would like to be an NBA basketball player because he would love to see
what it’s like to play against NBA players.
National Titles: 0
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USA Diving
Jordan Windle
Birthdate: November 13, 1998
Height: 5’ 2”
Hometown: Morrisville, N.C.
Trains: Durham, N.C.
Coach: Nunzio Esposto
This is Jordan’s first World Championship at the senior level. He will be competing in the mixed synchronized 3-meter with Abby Johnston. He competed at the
2014 FINA World Junior Championships and made finals in all three individual
events.
Recent Highlights
In 2015
Won a national title in mixed 3-meter synchro with Abby Johnston to qualify for
World Championships. He and Johnston also won a silver medal in the event at
a FINA Grand Prix meet in Mexico. Placed 7th on 10-meter synchro with Toby
Stanley at the FINA World Series in both Dubai and Beijing.
In 2014
Won the individual 10-meter title at the AT&T National Championships and on
synchronized 10-meter at Winter Nationals with Toby Stanley. Won gold on 1-meter, 3-meter, 3-meter synchro with Thatcher, and 10-meter synchro with Zachary
Cooper at Junior Nationals. Placed 4th on platform, 6th on 3-meter, and 10th on
1-meter, and finished 5th in 3-meter synchro with Cameron Thatcher at Junior
World Championships.
In 2013
Won gold on platform at the Junior Pan American Championships. Also won gold
on that event at Junior Nationals. Was third on 10-meter and 2nd on 10-meter
synchro with Zachary Cooper at the AT&T National Championships. Finished 7th
on 10-meter synchro at the AT&T Grand Prix.
In 2012
Won bronze on 10-meter synchro with Zachary Cooper and was 5th on individual
10-meter at the AT&T National Championships. He also won bronze on platform
at Junior Nationals. Competed synchronized 10-meter at the U.S. Olympic Team
Trials.
Jordan is the son of Jerry Windle and Andres Rodriguez. Jordan was adopted
from Cambodia at 18 months. Jordan began diving at age seven and his favorite
dives are 103B and 5253B. Jordan and his dad Jerry co-authored a children’s
book called “An Orphan No More…the True Story of a Boy” about a white rooster
who adopts a brown boy … The forward was written by Greg Louganis, Jordan’s
favorite diver. When he’s not diving, Jordan enjoys tennis, basketball, art, drawing
and video games. His favorite meal is sushi. He hopes to one day be a marine
biologist.
2015:
FINA Mexico Grand Prix - 2nd, MS3M
FINA World Series (UAE) - 7th, S10M
FINA World Series (CHN) - 7th, S10M
2014:
6th, 3M; 10th, 1M; 5th, S3M
2013:
PL; 5th, 1M; 8th, 3M
National Titles:
Senior (2): 10-meter (2014); Synchronized 10-meter
(2014)
Junior (6): 1-meter (2009, 2014), 3-meter (2014), Platform (2013); Synchronized 3-meter (2014), Synchronized olatform (2014)
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USA Diving
2015 World Championships Preview
The U.S. squad includes both
Olympic veterans and first-time World
Championships team members.
Olympic synchronized diving medalists
David Boudia, Kristian Ipsen and Abby
Johnston will be diving in synchro
events in Kazan, but their new partners
will all be competing in their first
World Championships. The individual
events feature a mix of veterans and
newcomers as well.
Here’s an event-by-event breakdown of
the U.S. World Championships team.
Olympic events:
Men’s 10-meter
Will we see a podium three-peat? The
podium for this event has been identical
at the past two World Championships,
with USA’s David Boudia claiming the
silver medal in both 2011 and 2013.
China’s Qiu Bo, who finished second
to Boudia at the 2012 Olympic Games,
won the gold both years. Germany’s
Sascha Klein was the bronze medalist
in 2011 and 2013. Boudia’s medal in
2011 was the first by an American man
on the event in 25 years.
Joining Boudia in the individual
10-meter event in Kazan will be David
Dinsmore, an 18-year-old making his
World Championships debut. Dinsmore
won bronze on platform at the 2012
World Junior Championships. He
advanced to the semifinals at last
year’s FINA World Cup and finished
17th. He was the eighth in the prelims.
Men’s 3-meter
Michael Hixon will compete in his
second World Championships and his
first in the individual 3-meter. In his
first World Championships in 2013,
Hixon placed fifth in synchronized
3-meter. Hixon won bronze on 3-meter
at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games and
was the 2011 Junior Pan American
Champion on the event.
Darian Schmidt will make his World
Championships debut in Kazan. This
will be just his third international meet
competing individually. Earlier this
year, he was 17th on 3-meter at a FINA
Grand Prix meet in Puerto Rico.
Men’s synchronized 10-meter
Veteran David Boudia won Olympic
bronze in this event with Nick McCrory
in 2012 and is a two-time World
Championship medalist in 10-meter
synchro (bronze in 2007 and silver
in 2009 with Thomas Finchum). Now
diving with Steele Johnson, who will be
making his World Championships debut,
Boudia has found fast success with his
new partner. The duo won the bronze
medal at last year’s FINA World Cup
in their first international competition
together. This year, they won silver at a
FINA World Series meet in Canada.
Olympic bronze medalist Kristian Ipsen
will be competing in his fourth World
Championships and his first with new
synchro partner Sam Dorman, who will
dive in his first World Championships.
Ipsen previously won a silver medal
in the event back in 2009 with Troy
Dumais. Ipsen and Dorman earned their
berth on the World team after finishing
first – against themselves – at the
Synchronized National Championships.
Ipsen and Dumais were second, and
Dorman and Dumais were third. Ipsen
and Dorman finished sixth at a World
Series meet in Mexico in May.
Women’s 10-meter
Both Amy Cozad and Jessica Parratto
will be competing in their second World
Championships, and they’re looking to
improve on the previous performances
by advancing to the finals and securing
a coveted Olympic quota spot for Team
USA. Cozad advanced to the semifinals
at the 2013 World Championships,
where she finished 14th – just two spots
out of the finals. Parratto finished 15th
at the 2011 World Championships. She
also competed individually at the FINA
World Cup last year, improving by one
spot to place 14th.
Women’s 3-meter
Laura Ryan and Abby Johnston will
represent the U.S. on this event at the
World Championships. Ryan competed
individually at last year’s World Cup
and advanced to the finals to finish
11th. Johnston last competed 3-meter
individually at a world meet in 2010,
when she was eighth at the World Cup.
Women’s synchronized 10-meter
Amy Cozad and Jessica Parratto will do
double duty and compete in synchro as
well as the individual 10-meter events.
Although both have been to the World
Championships before, 2015 will be the
first time either has competed synchro
at a World Championships. Cozad has
competed 10-meter synchro at the past
two FINA World Cups, including an
eighth-place finish with Katrina Young
last year.
Olympic silver medalist Abby Johnston
and new synchro partner Laura Ryan
earned the World Championships
berth on 3-meter synchro after winning
the title at the 2015 USA Diving
Synchronized National Championships.
They also competed together at last
year’s FINA World Cup.
Other events:
Men’s 1-meter
Kristian Ipsen and Michael Hixon will
compete 1-meter after placing first and
second, respectively, on the event at
the 2014 USA Diving Winter Nationals.
Ipsen also competed 1-meter at the
2013 World Championships, while this
will mark Hixon’s first time competing
the event at a World Championships.
Both divers medaled on 1-meter at past
World Junior Diving Championships.
Women’s 1-meter
Samantha Pickens won her first
national title with a 1-meter victory at
Winter Nationals in December to qualify
for her second World Championships.
Mixed synchronized diving
New to the World Championships this
year is mixed synchronized diving, an
event that pairs a male and female diver
together in synchronized competition.
Abby Johnston and Jordan Windle won
the mixed 3-meter synchro title at the
Synchronized National Championships
to earn the world berth for that event,
while Samantha “Murphy” Bromberg
and Mark Anderson won mixed
10-meter synchro.
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USA Diving
High Diving
FINA will include high diving on the schedule at the World Championships for the second time, having debuted the discipline at
the 2013 Championships in Barcelona. Competition will be contested for both men and women.
Schedule
August 3: 2 p.m. - Men’s 27-meter high diving, rounds 1-3
August 4: 2 p.m. - Women’s 20-meter high diving
August 5: 2 p.m. - Men’s 27-meter high diving, rounds 4-5
FINA introduced high diving to its events in 2013, and the U.S. women have been a mainstay atop the podium right
from the start.
Cesilie Carlton was crowned the first women’s high diving world champion after winning gold at the 2013 FINA World
Championships in Barcelona. Teammate Ginger Huber took the silver.
In 2014 FINA held its first High Diving World Cup, and the U.S. women swept the podium in Kazan, Russia – the site
of this year’s World Championships. Rachelle “Rocco” Simpson won the gold, Huber the silver and Carlton the bronze.
Simpson won her second World Cup gold with a victory at the 2015 FINA High Diving World Cup in Cozumel, Mexico
in May.
Will the U.S. women continue their dominance at the 2015 FINA World Championships in Kazan?
Simpson, Carlton, Huber and Tara Hyer Tira make up a strong U.S. women’s team that will challenge for medals at
the second FINA World Championships to include high diving.
Look for the U.S. men to challenge for medals in Kazan as well. Steve LoBue took bronze at both the 2014 and 2015
FINA High Diving World Cup events. David Colturi and Andy Jones also will compete for Team USA in Kazan.
All U.S. athletes for high diving were selected by FINA.
Cesilie Carlton
From San Antonio, Texas, Cesilie started out as a swimmer and then became a gymnast. She began springboard diving at age
15, but never competed as a platform diver. Cesilie won junior college national titles on 1-meter and 3-meter while attending
Palo Alto College in San Antonio. She performed for Sea World for four years and then moved to China to perform in shows
there. She is coached by her husband, Jason, who got her started in high diving. Cesilie also works as a personal trainer.
Competitive highlights:
FINA – Cesilie won gold in the first FINA World Championships High Diving event back in 2013. In 2014 she took the bronze at
the World Cup, sweeping the podium with fellow Americans Rachelle Simpson and Ginger Huber. She finished fifth in the 2015
High Diving World Cup in Cozumel.
Red Bull – Cesilie won the 2015 stop in Portugal after placing fifth at the first competition of the year in Texas. That ties her for
first in the current overall standings of the Red Bull Women’s Cliff Diving World Series. In 2014, Cesilie finished sixth overall
with 290 points, tied with Tara Hyer-Tira. In the three stops, Cesilie finished third in the United States, eighth in Norway and
fourth in Mexico.
Ginger Huber
Originally from Atlanta, Ginger lives in San Diego and travels to Tijuana, Mexico to train. Is coached by her husband, Chris
Huber. She also works at Sea World performing in acrobatic shows. She has been performing and doing high diving for about
20 years now. Ginger dove collegiately at the University of Georgia. She also recently got involved in high school diving as a
coach and judge.
FINA - In her third year competing at FINA high diving events, Ginger finished sixth at the 2015 High Diving World Cup. Last
year, she won silver at the World Cup behind fellow American Rachelle Simpson and in front of Cesilie Carlton, also from the
USA. In 2013, she won silver on the FINA World Championship high dive event in Barcelona.
Red Bull - Ginger currently sits third in the Red Bull Women’s Cliff Diving World Series. She was third at both 2015 events thus
far, In Texas and Portugal. She has worked her way up after finishing fourth in the 2014 Series. That year she placed sixth in
the United States, third in Norway and third in Mexico.
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USA Diving
High Diving
Tara Hyer Tira
Tara comes from a diving family. She has five brothers who were all divers, and her mom was also a diver. Tara started diving
when she was 5 years old and dove collegiately for Notre Dame. After her college career, she began performing in acrobatic
shows for Sea World in San Antonio. She now lives in Mountain View, Calif., and trains four days a week with coach Oleg Andriyuk at Stanford University. Originally from Tampa, Fla., Tara now works as a graphic designer and bikram yoga instructor.
FINA – Tara finished seventh in the 2015 FINA High Diving World Cup. This comes after a fifth place finish on 20-meter high
dive in the 2013 FINA World Championships. In the inaugural FINA High Diving World Cup, Tara finished eigth.
Red Bull - Tara, one of six wildcard competitors of 10 women, is currently seventh in the Red Bull Women’s Cliff Diving World
Series. She placed seventh in the United States stop of the 2015 Series and was eighth in Portugal. In 2014, Tara finished fifth
in the Series with 290 points, tied with Cesilie Carlton. Her best finish of that year came in Norway, where she was fourth.
Rachelle Simpson
Originally from Louisiana, Rachelle now lives in San Antonio, Texas. She comes from a gymnastics background, with her parents running a gymnastics school. Rachelle started platform diving at age 14 and after graduating from high school, she started
performing in acrobatic diving shows at Sea World. She then moved to China to work for the House of Dancing Water, which
is where she got her start in high diving. In 2014, she began high diving competitively. She and her husband, Josh, have three
giant dogs. She is coached by Jason Carlton, husband of fellow high diver and training parter Cesilie Carlton.
FINA – In 2015, Rachelle won her second gold medal at the FINA High Diving World Cup with an 18-point margin over Germany’s Anna Bader. At the 2014 FINA World Cup, she also won gold, leading a sweep of the podium by the American women
along with silver medalist Ginger Huber and bronze medalist Cesilie Carlton.
Red Bull – With a win at the stop in Texas, Rachelle is tied for first in the overall standings of the 2015 Red Bull Women’s Cliff
Diving World Series. She was fifth at the 2015 event in Portugal. In 2014, Rachelle became the first champion of the Red Bull
Women’s Cliff Diving World Series after placing first in all three stops of the series: United States, Norway and Mexico.
David Colturi
Oriiginally from Sylvania, Ohio, David was an All-American diver for Purdue University. He now lives in Los Angeles, where he
trains and coaches with the Trojan Dive Club. David was the U.S. national champion on 10-meter in 2009. He started diving at
age 5. He started high diving at Indiana Beach, not far from Purdue. Fellow high diver and Purdue alum Steven LoBue introduced him to show diving and high diving opportunties.
FINA - David finished sixth in the 2015 FINA High Diving World Cup. He also finished sixth in the 2014 World Cup as one of the
only divers to attempt a degree of difficulty of 6.2 in the final round.
Red Bull - After three stops in the 2015 Red Bull Men’s Cliff Diving World Series, David sits fourth in overall standings with 360
points. He is the highest ranked American in the Series this year. David began in the Series in 2011, but only competed in one
of seven stops, the United States, where he placed 14th. In 2012 David came back ready to compete and finished in fifth place
overall. He was sixth in the 2013 standings. His first competition win came that year in Italy. David was sixth in the overall standings in 2014.
Andy Jones
Andy grew up in Sandy, Utah as a skier and baseball player. He started diving near the end of high school and walked on to the
team at the University of Utah. He earned a scholarship after two years. Andy graduated with a bachelor’s degree in exercise
and sports science in 2007. Andy has performed with Cirque du Soleil’s “O” and now works as a stuntman in Los Angeles.
FINA - Andy finished sixth at the 2015 FINA High Diving World Cup after placing ninth in the 2014 World Cup.
Red Bull - Andy finished third at the 2015 stop in Portugal for his best showing in a Red Bull competition. He sits sixth in overall
standings for the 2015 Red Bull Men’s Cliff Diving World Series. He was fifth in Colombia, ninth in France, eighth in the U.S.
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USA Diving
High Diving
and seventh in Denmark. Andy premiered in the Series in 2013 with an 11th-place overall finish. He continued to progress in
2014, sitting ninth in overall standings at the end of the Series.
Steven LoBue
Originally from New Jersey, Steven now trains in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where he also coaches with the Fort Lauderdale Dive
Team and works as a personal trainer. Prior to starting as a high diver, Steven was an All-American diver at Purdue University.
Steven started diving at age 7 and became interested in show diving because of an assistant coach he’d had in New Jersey
who had done some show diving himself, introducing Steven to another world of diving. After graduating from Purdue in 2009,
Steven spent a year in China performing in shows and doing high diving before joining the Red Bull World Series in 2011.
FINA: In 2015, the third year of the FINA high dive event, Steven finished third with a score of 553.80, behind Russia’s Artem
Silchenko and Colombia’s Orlando Duque. Steven also won bronze at the 2014 FINA High Diving World Cup, with a total score
of 571.70. He had gone into this event as the one to watch, finishing first after the first three rounds of dives. He found some
difficulty with his final dive, and was overtaken by gold medalist Orlando Duque of Colombia and silver medalist Gary Hunt of
Great Britain. This is a six place jump from 2013 when he first competed in the event and placed ninth, scoring 445.80.
Red Bull - After five competitions in 2015, he currently sits ninth in overall standings of the Red Bull Men’s Cliff Diving World
Series. In 2014, he finished third overall, with three podium finishes: a win in Portugal, second place in Ireland and third place
in the U.S. In 2013, he spent much of the season increasing his degree of difficulty. He was able to pull out second place finishes in Italy and Thailand, but finished fifth overall in the Series. In 2012, he was third overall after a victory in Wales and two
second-place finishes as well. He began competing in the Series in 2011, finishing 10th in the overall standings.
PREVIOUS FINA HIGH DIVING RESULTS
2015 FINA High Diving World Cup
(Cozumel, MEX)
2013 FINA World Championships High Diving
(Barcelona, ESP)
2014 FINA High Diving World Cup
(Kazan, RUS)
Women
1. Cesilie CARLTON (USA)
2 Ginger HUBER (USA)
3. Anna BADER (GER)
4. Stephanie DE LIMA (CAN)
5. Tara HYER-TIRA (USA)
6. Diana TOMILINA (UKR)
211.60
206.70
203.90
182.55
177.20
153.95
Men
1. Orlando DUQUE (COL)
2. Gary HUNT (GBR)
3. Jonathan PAREDES (MEX)
4. Michal NAVRATIL (CZE)
5. Matt COWEN (GBR)
6. Artem SILCHENKO (RUS)
7. Anatoliy SHABOTENKO (UKR)
8. Kris KOLANUS (POL)
9. Steve LOBUE (USA)
10. Blake ALDRIDGE (GBR)
11. Kent DEMOND (USA)
12. Cyrille OUMEDJKANE (FRA )
13. Jorge FERZULI (MEX)
590.20
589.30
578.35
540.70
539.60
520.55
498.60
469.15
445.80
443.15
420.70
403.35
356.20
Women
1. Rachelle SIMPSON (USA)
3. Yana NESTSIARAVA (BLR)
8. Jacqueline VALENTE (BRA)
4. Adriana JIMENEZ TREJO (MEX)
2. Anna BADER (GER)
9. Diana TOMILINA (UKR)
216.00
191.60
181.70
178.70
174.55
169.20
166.60
157.80
146.20
Women
1. Rachelle SIMPSON (USA)
2. Anna BADER (GER)
3. Yana NESTSIARAVA (BLR)
4. Adriana JIMENEZ TREJO (MEX)
8. Jacqueline VALENTE (BRA)
9. Lysanne RICHARD (CAN)
Men
2. Gary HUNT (GBR)
6. David COLTURI (USA)
8. Michal NAVRATIL (CZE)
9. Andy JONES (USA)
13. Miguel GARCIA (COL)
14. Ilia Shchurov (RUS)
15. Alessandro DE ROSE (ITA )
16. ALVES DE LIMA JR (BRA)
17. Sergio GUZMAN (MEX)
18. Todor SPASOV (BUL)
19. ARAYON ESPITIA (COL)
20. PANTOJA DE MOURA (BRA)
21. Andreas HULLINGER (SUI(
601.20
580.05
571.70
555.00
525.50
525.40
516.00
515.80
513.60
459.80
450.75
444.25
334.10
331.35
328.95
321.50
319.80
312.35
237.00
219.20
178.35
Men
565.80
559.55
553.80
4. Gary HUNT (GBR)
553.05
551.45
6. Andy JONES (USA)
533.75
7. David COLTURI (USA)
519.00
518.05
9. Jorge FERZULI (MEX)
496.80
10. Sergio GUZMAN (MEX)
478.75
472.30
437.30
13. Carlos GIMENO (ESP)
428.55
422.95
15. Miguel GARCIA (COL)
422.55
16. Alessandro DE ROSE (ITA )
404.25
17. Todor SPASOV (BUL)
403.90
18. Jucelino JUNIOR (BRA)
403.10
19. Sasha KUTSENKO (UKR)
356.85
20. Jose WILKER (BRA)
328.10
21. Carlos Ney BENTES BATISTA (BRA) 196.50
224.40
206.70
196.10
194.90
192.70
184.45
175.90
166.40
133.30
DV 21
USA Diving
Medalists and Results
Gold
WOMEN’S 1M SPRINGBOARD
1991
Gao Min (CHN) ......................... 478.26
1994
Chen Lixia (CHN) ......................... 279.30
1998
Irina Lashko (RUS) ....................... 296.07
2001
Blythe Hartley (CAN) .................... 300.81
2003
Irina Lashko (AUS) ...................... 299.97
2005
Blythe Hartley (CAN) .................... 325.65
2007
He Zi (CHN) .................................. 316.65
2009
Julia Pakhalina (RUS) .................. 325.05
2011
Shi Tingmao (CHN) ...................... 318.65
2013
He Zi (CHN) .................................. 307.10
Silver
Bronze
Wendy Lucero (USA) ............................. 467.82
Tab Shuping (CHN) ................................... 276.00
Vera Ilyina (RUS) ....................................... 288.06
Wu Minxia (CHN)....................................... 295.57
Conny Schmalfuss (GER) ......................... 296.13
Wu Minxia (CHN)....................................... 299.70
Blythe Hartley (CAN) ..................................311.20
Wu Minxia (CHN)........................................311.90
Wang Han (CHN) ...................................... 310.20
Tania Cagnotto (ITA).................................. 307.00
H. Bartova (TCH) ........................................ 449.76
Annie Pelletier (CAN) .................................. 273.84
Zhang Jing (CHN) ........................................ 260.31
Zhang Jing (CHN) ........................................ 294.15
Blythe Hartley (CAN) ................................... 291.33
Heike Fischer (GER).................................... 299.46
Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) ................................. 304.60
Wang Han (CHN)......................................... 303.95
Tania Cagnotto (ITA) .................................... 295.45
Wang Han (CHN)......................................... 297.75
WOMEN’S 3M SPRINGBOARD
1973
Christa Kohler (GDR) .................. 442.17
1975
Irina Kalinina (URS) ...................... 489.81
1978
1982
Megan Neyer (USA) .................. 501.03
1986
Gao Min (CHN) ......................... 582.90
1991
Gao Min (CHN)
...................... 539.01
1994
Tan Shuping (CHN) ...................... 548.49
1998
Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) .................. 544.62
2001
Guo Jingjing (CHN) ...................... 596.67
2003
Guo Jingjing (CHN) ...................... 617.94
2005
Guo Jingjing (CHN) ...................... 645.54
2007
Guo Jingjing (CHN) ...................... 381.75
2009
Guo Jingjing (CHN) ...................... 388.20
2011
Wu Minxia (CHN) .......................... 380.85
2013
He Zi (CHN) .................................. 383.40
Ulrika Knape (SWE) ................................ 434.19
Tatiana Volynkina (URS) ........................... 473.31
Cynthia Potter (USA) ................................ 643.22
Chris Seufert (USA) ................................... 490.02
Y. Li (CHN)
........................................... 549.42
Irina Lashko (URS) .................................. 524.70
Vera Ilyina (RUS) ....................................... 498.60
Guo Jingjing (CHN) ................................... 518.76
Irina Lashko (AUS) .................................... 552.39
Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) ................................611.58
Wu Minxia (CHN)....................................... 619.05
Wu Minxia (CHN)....................................... 368.80
Emilie Heymans (CAN) ............................. 346.45
He Zi (CHN) ............................................... 379.15
Wang Han (CHN) ...................................... 356.25
Marina Janicke (GDR) ................................. 426.33
Christine Loock (USA) ................................. 466.92
Jennifer Chandler (USA) ............................. 637.41
Yuan Chun Peng (CHN) ............................. 482.10
M. Babkova (URS) ..................................... 525.21
Brita Baldus (GER) ................................... 503.73
Claudia Bockner (GER) ............................... 480.15
Chantelle Michell (AUS) .............................. 515.07
Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) ................................. 543.54
Wu Minxia (CHN) ......................................... 589.80
Jennifer Abel (CAN) ..................................... 365.10
Pamela Ware (CAN) .................................... 350.25
WOMEN’S PLATFORM
1973
Ulrika Knape (SWE) .................... 406.77
1975
Janet Ely (USA)
..................... 403.39
1978
1982
Wendy Wyland (USA) ................ 438.79
1986
L. Chen (CHN)
...................... 449.67
1991
Fu Mingxia (CHN) ...................... 426.51
1994
Fu Mingxia (CHN) ......................... 434.04
1998
Olena Zhupyna (UKR) .................. 550.41
2001
Xu Mian (CHN) ............................. 532.65
2003
Emilie Heymans (CAN) ................. 597.45
2005
Laura Wilkinson (USA) ................. 564.87
2007
Wang Xin (CHN) ........................... 432.85
2009
Paola Espinosa (MEX) ................. 428.25
2011
Chen Ruolin (CHN) ....................... 405.30
2013
Si Yajie (CHN)............................... 392.15
Milena Duchkova (TCH) ........................... 387.18
Irina Kalinina (URS) ................................... 387.99
Martina Jaeschke (GDR) ........................... 384.09
Ramona Wenzei (DDT) ........................... 417.99
W. Lu (CHN)
.................................... 422.25
Elena Mirochina (URS) .............................. 402.87
Chi Bin (CHN) ............................................ 420.24
Cai Yuyan (CHN) ....................................... 536.25
Duan Qing (CHN) ...................................... 522.54
Lao Lishi (CHN) ......................................... 595.56
Loudy Tourky (AUS) .................................. 551.25
Chen Ruolin (CHN) ................................... 410.30
Chen Roulin (CHN) ................................... 417.60
Hu Yadan (CHN)........................................ 394.00
Chen Ruolin (CHN) ................................... 388.70
Irina Kalinina (URS) ..................................... 381.42
Ulrika Knape (SWE)
............................... 387.90
Melissa Briley (USA) ................................... 364.74
Ji Hong Zhou (CHN) .................................... 399.78
Wendy Wyland (USA) .................................. 412.47
Wendy Williams (USA) ............................... 400.23
Maria Jose Alcala (MEX) ............................. 396.48
Chen Li (CHN) ............................................. 519.45
Loudy Tourky (AUS)......................................511.50
Li Na (CHN) ................................................. 563.43
Jia Tong (CHN) ............................................ 550.98
Christin Steuer (GER) .................................. 386.85
Li Kang (CHN) ............................................. 410.35
Paola Espinosa (MEX) ................................ 377.15
Iuliia Prokopchuk (UKR) .............................. 358.40
WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3M
1998
Lashko/Pakhalina (RUS) .............. 282.30
2001
Minxia/Jingjing (CHN) ................... 347.31
2003
Minxia/Jingjing (CHN) ................... 357.30
2005
Li/Juo (CHN) ................................. 349.80
2007
Guo/Wu (CHN) ............................. 355.80
2009
Guo/Wu (CHN) ............................. 348.00
2011
Wu/He (CHN)................................ 356.40
2013
Wu/Shi (CHN) ............................... 338.40
Rao/Li (CHN) ............................................. 276.18
Pakhalina/Ilyina (RUS) .............................. 320.61
Pakhalina/Ilyina (RUS) .............................. 321.24
Kotzian/Schmalfuss (GER) ........................ 319.05
Kotzian/Fischer (GER) .............................. 318.45
Cagnotto/Dallape (ITA) .............................. 329.70
Heymans/Abel (CAN) ................................ 313.50
Cagnotto/Callape (ITA) .............................. 307.80
Pesek/Bonner (USA) ................................... 263.91
Kotzian/Schmalfuss (GER) .......................... 303.03
Espinosa/Sanchez (MEX) ............................ 299.64
Ishchenko/Fedorova (UKR) ......................... 308.82
Stratton/Cole (AUS) ..................................... 313.14
Pakhanlina/Pozdniakova (RUS) .................. 310.80
Smith/Stratton (AUS) ................................... 306.90
Abel/Ware (CAN) ......................................... 292.08
WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM
1998
Zhupyna/Serbina (UKR) ............... 278.28
2001
Qing/Xue (CHN) ........................... 329.94
2003
Lao/Li (CHN) ................................. 344.58
2005
Jia/Yuan (CHN) ............................. 351.60
2007
Jia/Chen (CHN) ............................ 361.32
2009
Wang/Chen (CHN)........................ 467.94
2011
Wang/Chen (CHN)........................ 362.58
2013
Chen/Liu (CHN) ............................ 356.28
Chen/Cai (CHN) ........................................ 276.54
Olshevskaya/Timoshinina (RUS) ............. 306.90
Tourky/Dackiw (AUS) ................................ 323.34
Tourky/Newbery (AUS) .............................. 334.89
Cole/Wu (AUS) .......................................... 324.00
Dunnichay/Ishimatsu (USA) ...................... 324.66
Croak/Wu (AUS) ........................................ 325.92
Benfeito/Filion (CAN) ................................. 331.41
Link/Long (USA) .......................................... 265.47
Miyazaki/Otsuki (JPN) ................................. 297.00
Olshevskaya/Timoshinina (RUS) ................. 300.12
Benfeito/Filion (CAN) ................................... 328.80
Gamm/Subschinski (GER) .......................... 306.63
Leong/Pamg (MAS) ..................................... 321.66
Steuer/Subschinski (GER) ........................... 316.29
Leong/Pamg (MAS) ..................................... 331.14
DV 22
USA Diving
Medalists and Results
MEN’S
1991
1994
1998
2001
2003
2005
2007
2009
2011
2013
Gold
1M SPRINGBOARD
Edwin Jongejans (HOL)................ 588.51
Evan Stewart (ZIM) ....................... 382.14
Yu Zhuocheng (CHN) ................... 417.54
Wang Feng (CHN) ....................... 444.03
Xu Xiang (CHN) ............................ 431.94
Alexandre Despatie (CAN) ........... 489.69
Luo Yutong (CHN) ........................ 477.40
Qin Kai (CHN) ............................... 449.00
Li Shixin (CHN) ............................. 463.90
Li Shixin (CHN) ............................. 460.95
Silver
Bronze
Mark Lenzi (USA) .................................... 578.22
Lan Wei (CHN) ............................................ 375.96
Troy Dumais (USA)...................................... 415.74
Wang Tianling (CHN) ................................... 433.14
Kenan Wang (CHN) ..................................... 412.41
Xu Xiang (CHN) ........................................... 445.68
He Chong (CHN) ......................................... 469.85
Zhang Xinhua (CHN) ................................... 445.90
He Min (CHN) .............................................. 444.00
Illya Kvasha (UKR) ...................................... 434.30
Wang Yijie (CHN) ..................................... 577.86
Brian Earley (USA) ..................................... 361.59
Holger Schlepps (GER) .............................. 398.31
Alexander Dobroskok (RUS) ...................... 414.21
Joona Puhakka (FIN).................................. 391.26
Wang Feng (CHN) ...................................... 445.56
Christopher Sacchin (ITA) .......................... 441.40
Matthew Mitcham (AUS)............................. 440.20
Pavlo Rozenberg (GER) ............................. 436.50
Alejandro Chavez (MEX) ............................ 431.55
MEN’S
1973
1975
1978
1982
1986
1991
1994
1998
2001
2003
2005
2007
2009
2011
2013
3M SPRINGBOARD
Phil Boggs (USA) ....................... 618.57
Phil Boggs (USA) ........................ 597.10
Phil Boggs (USA) ......................... 913.95
Greg Louganis (USA) ................... 752.06
Greg Louganis (USA) ................. 750.06
Kent Ferguson (USA) ................. 650.25
Yu Zhuocheng (CHN) ................... 655.44
Dmitry Sautin (RUS) ..................... 746.79
Alexander Dobroskok (RUS) ........ 788.37
Qin Kai (CHN) ............................... 545.35
He Chong (CHN) .......................... 505.20
He Chong (CHN) .......................... 554.30
He Chong (CHN) .......................... 544.95
Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) ....................................... 615.18
Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) ....................................... 588.21
Falk Hoffmann (GDR) ............................. 873.33
Sergei Kuzmin (URS) ................................ 636.15
Tan Liangde (CHN) .................................. 692.28
Tan Liangde (CHN) ..................................... 643.95
Dmitry Sautin (RUS) .................................... 646.59
Zhou Yilin (CHN).......................................... 694.92
Wang Tianling (CHN) ................................... 717.27
Bo Peng (CHN) ........................................... 780.84
Troy Dumais (USA)...................................... 752.76
Alexandre Despatie (CAN) .......................... 518.65
Troy Dumais (USA)...................................... 498.40
Ilya Zakharov (RUS) .................................... 508.95
Evgeny Kuznetsov (RUS) ............................ 508.00
Keith Russell (USA) ................................... 579.48
V. Strakhov (URS) ...................................... 577.59
Giorgio Cagnotto (ITA)................................ 845.51
Alexandr Portnov (URS) ............................. 631.56
Li Hongping (CHN) ................................... 642.06
Albin Killat (GER) ..................................... 619.77
Wang Tianling (CHN) .................................. 638.22
Vassiliy Lisovskiy (RUS) ............................ 651.60
Ken Terauchi (JPN) .................................... 712.38
Dmitry Sautin (RUS) ................................... 776.64
He Chong (CHN) ........................................ 730.77
Dmitry Sautin (RUS) ................................... 517.10
Alexandre Despatie (CAN) ......................... 490.30
Evgeny Kuznetsov (RUS) ........................... 493.55
Yahel Castillo (MEX)................................... 498.30
MEN’S
1973
1975
1978
1982
1986
1991
1994
1998
2001
2003
2005
2007
2009
2011
2013
PLATFORM
Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) ..................... 559.53
Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) ....................... 547.98
Greg Louganis (USA) ....................844.11
Greg Louganis (USA)
.............. 634.26
Greg Louganis (USA) ................... 668.58
Sun Shuwei (CHN) .................... 626.81
Tian Liang (CHN) .......................... 688.77
Hu Jia (CUB) ................................ 698.01
Gelb Galperin (RUS) .................... 554.70
Thomas Daley (GBR) ................... 539.85
Qiu Bo (CHN) ............................... 585.45
Qiu Bo (CHN) ............................... 581.00
Keith Russell (USA) ..................................... 523.74
Nikolai Mikhailin (URS) ................................ 532.95
Falk Hoffmann (GDR) ................................ 836.76
Vladimir Alenik (URS) .................................. 629.85
Li Kongzheng (CHN) ................................... 624.33
Xiong Ni (CHN) ......................................... 603.81
Sun Shuwei (CHN) ...................................... 630.03
Tian Liang (CHN) ......................................... 699.30
Alexandre Despatie (CAN) .......................... 670.95
Mathew Helm (AUS) .................................... 697.74
Jose Oliva Guerra (CUB)............................. 691.14
Zhou Luxin (CHN)........................................ 519.15
Qui Bo (CHN) .............................................. 532.20
David Boudia (USA) .................................... 544.25
David Boudia (USA) .................................... 517.40
Falk Hoffmann (GDR) ................................. 492.15
Carlos Giron (MEX) ................................... 529.71
Vladimir Alenik (URS) .............................. 813.62
Bruce Kimball (USA) ................................. 619.68
Bruce Kimball (USA)................................... 599.91
G. Chogovadze (URS) ............................... 580.68
V. Timoshinin (RUS) ................................... 607.32
Jan Hempel (GER) ..................................... 624.15
Mathew Helm (AUS) ................................... 670.23
Tian Liang (CHN) ........................................ 696.06
Gleb Galperin (RUS) .................................. 656.19
Lin Yue (CHN) ............................................ 513.70
Zhou Luxin (CHN)....................................... 530.55
Sascha Klein (GER) ................................... 534.50
Sascha Klein (GER) ................................... 508.55
MEN’S
1998
2001
2003
2005
2007
2009
2011
2013
SYNCHRONIZED 3M
Xu/Yu (CHN) ................................. 313.50
Bo/Kenan (CHN) ........................... 342.63
Dobroskok/Sautin (RUS) .............. 369.18
He/Wang (CHN)............................ 384.42
Qin/Wang (CHN)........................... 458.76
Qin/Wang (CHN)........................... 467.94
Qin/Luo (CHN) .............................. 463.98
Qin/He (CHN) ............................... 448.86
Mesch/Schlepps (GER) ............................... 308.28
Rodriguez/Platas (MEX) .............................. 338.49
Wang/Wang (CHN) ...................................... 343.29
Schellenberg/Wels (GER) ........................... 364.50
Despatie/Miranda (CAN) ............................. 418.92
Dumais/Ipsen (USA) .................................... 445.59
Zakharov/Kuznetsov (RUS) ......................... 451.89
Zakharov/Kuznetsov (RUS) ......................... 428.01
Roy/Pullar (AUS) ........................................ 305.16
Dobroskok/Sautin (RUS) ............................ 335.19
Wels/Schellenberg (GER) .......................... 334.44
J. Dumais/T. Dumais (USA) ........................ 360.27
Schellenberg/Wels (GER) .......................... 414.54
Despatie/Ross (CAN) ................................. 428.64
Castillo/Sanchez (MEX).............................. 437.61
Ocampo/Pacheco (MEX) ............................ 422.79
MEN’S
1998
2001
2003
2005
2007
2009
2011
2013
SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM
Sun/Tian (CHN) ............................ 326.34
Liang/Jia (CHN) ............................ 361.41
Helm/Newbery (AUS) ................... 384.60
Dobroskok/Galperin (RUS) ........... 392.88
Huo/Lin (CHN) .............................. 489.48
Huo/Lin (CHN) .............................. 482.58
Qiu/Huo (CHN) ............................. 480.03
Klein/Hausding (GER) .................. 461.46
Kuehne/Hempel (GER)................................ 308.01
Rueda/Platas (MEX). ............................ .......336.63
Volodkov/Zakharov (UKR) ........................... 372.60
Yang/Hu (CHN) ............................................ 374.79
Dobroskok/Galperin (RUS) .......................... 467.16
Boudia/Finchum (USA) ................................ 456.84
Hausding/Klein (GER) ................................. 443.01
Minibaev/Chesakov (RUS) .......................... 445.95
Varlamov/Loukashin (RUS) ........................ 304.02
Volodkov/Zakharov (UKR) .......................... 336.06
Tian/Hu (CHN) ............................................ 367.14
Waterfield/Taylor (GBR) .............................. 367.95
Boudia/Finchum (USA) ............................... 463.56
Guerra/Aguirre (CUB) ................................. 456.60
Gorshkovozov/Bondar (UKR) ..................... 435.36
Cao/Shang (CHN) ...................................... 445.56
DV 23
World Championship Results
USA Diving
I FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
III FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
V FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1973 — Belgrade, Yugoslavia
1978 — West Berlin, East Germany
1986 — Madrid, Spain
Women’s 3-meter Springboard
1.
Kohler
2.
Knape
3.
Janicke
4.
Henriksson
5.
Dracke
6.
Irish
7.
Boys
8.
Chandler
GDR
SWE
GDR
SWE
GBR
USA
CAN
USA
442.17
434.19
426.33
407.47
403.50
385.98
383.55
375.06
1.
Irina Kalinina
2.
Cynthia Potter
3.
Jennifer Chandler
5.
Beate Rothe
6.
Janet Nutter
7.
Valerie McFarlane
8.
Sue Wetteskog
URS
USA
USA
GDR
CAN
AUS
SWE
691.43
643.22
637.41
633.81
589.38
549.26
538.65
Women’s Platform
1.
Knape
2.
Duchkova
3.
Kalinina
4.
Schaefer
5.
Janicke
6.
Fiedler
7.
Keplar
8.
Boys
SWE
TCH
URS
USA
GDR
GDR
USA
CAN
406.77
387.18
381.42
367.08
365.73
355.59
343.05
324.18
Women’s Platform
1.
Irina Kalinina
2.
Martina Jaeschke
3.
Melissa Briley
4.
Barb Weinstein
5.
Kerstin Krause
6.
Elena Vaitsevskovskaia
7.
Rikiko Yamanaka
8.
Valerie McFarlane
URS
GDR
USA
USA
GDR
URS
JPN
AUS
Men’s 3-meter Springboard
1.
Boggs
2.
Dibiasi
3.
Russell
4.
Cagnotto
5.
Strahov
6.
Vasin
7.
Hoffmann
8.
Granham
USA
ITA
USA
ITA
URS
URS
GDR
CAN
618.57
615.18
579.48
574.05
554.01
550.91
549.90
485.76
1.
Phil Boggs
2.
Falk Hoffmann
3.
Giorgio Cagnotto
4.
Aleksandr Kosenikov
5.
Carlos Giron
6.
Christopher Snode
7.
Dieter Doerr
8.
Jim Kennedy
Men’s Platform
1.
Dibiasi
2.
Russell
3.
Hoffmann
4.
Cagnotto
5.
Mihailin
6.
Moore
7.
Ambartzmjan
8.
Granham
ITA
USA
GDR
ITA
URS
USA
URS
CAN
559.53
523.74
492.15
492.06
484.05
484.02
479.97
470.88
Men’s Platform
1.
Greg Louganis
2.
Falk Hoffmann
3.
Vladimir Alenik
4.
Carlos Giron
5.
David Ambartsumjan
6.
Dieter Doerr
7.
Mark Virts
8.
Scott Cranham
II FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1975 — Cali, Columbia
1.
Irina Kalinina
2.
Tatiana Volynkina
3.
Christine Loock
4.
Carrie Irish
5.
Ulrike Knape
6.
Christa Kohler
7.
Terry York
8.
Heide Becker
URS
URS
USA
USA
SWE
GDR
CAN
GDR
489.91
473.37
466.92
452.10
451.20
449.16
428.31
426.60
Women’s Platform
1.
Janet Ely
2.
Irina Kalinina
3.
Ulrika Knape
4.
Elena Vaitsevskovskaia
5.
Milena Duchkova
6.
Terry York
7.
Karin Guthke
8.
Heide Becker
USA
URS
SWE
URS
TCH
CAN
GDR
GDR
403.89
387.99
387.90
372.99
358.26
347.46
341.49
340.98
1.
Phil Boggs
2.
Klaus Dibiasi
3.
Viatcheslav Strakhov
4.
Tim Moore
5.
Franco Cagnotto
6.
Falk Hoffmann
7.
Frank Taubert
8.
Norbert Huda
USA
ITA
URS
USA
ITA
GDR
GDR
WGE
597.12
588.21
577.59
558.60
549.45
537.45
508.26
503.37
Men’s Platform
1.
Klaus Dibiasi
2.
Nikolai Mikhailin
3.
Carlos Giron
4.
Kent Vosler
5.
Falk Hoffmann
6.
Tim Moore
7.
David Ambartsumjan
8.
Franco Cagnotto
ITA
URS
MEX
USA
GDR
USA
URS
ITA
547.98
532.94
529.71
521.58
537.45
495.81
490.35
472.23
1.
M. Gao
2.
Y. Li
3.
M. Babkova
4.
D. Jongejans
5.
B. Baldus
6.
K. Bensing
7.
M. Mitchell
8.
K. McCormick
CHN
CHN
URS
HOL
GDR
GDR
USA
USA
582.90
549.42
525.21
501.06
497.88
493.35
491.79
489.75
412.71
384.09
364.74
363.84
362.16
361.11
348.60
339.42
Women’s Platform
1.
L. Chen
2.
W. Lu
3.
W. Wyland
4.
A. Lobankina
5.
A. Stasulevich
6.
K. Inselmann
7.
I. Kovacs
8.
M. Mitchell
CHN
CHN
USA
URS
URS
GDR
HUN
USA
449.67
422.25
412.47
408.45
401.13
399.30
369.78
367.02
USA
GDR
ITA
URS
MEX
GBR
GER
USA
913.95
873.33
845.51
840.27
836.43
835.08
817.08
814.73
1.
G. Louganis
2.
L. Tan
3.
H. Li
4.
M. Bradshaw
5.
N. Stajkovic
6.
A. Killat
7.
N. Drozhin
8.
M. Castellani
USA
CHN
CHN
USA
AUT
FRG
URS
ITA
750.06
692.28
642.06
628.95
600.42
591.78
584.52
568.02
USA
GDR
URS
MEX
URS
GER
USA
CAN
844.11
836.76
813.62
802.32
769.23
749.55
725.69
705.21
Men’s Platform
1.
G. Louganis
2.
K. Li
3.
B. Kimball
4.
S. Haage
5.
H. Tong
6.
S. Gurylev
7.
J. Mondragon
8.
G. Starodubtsev
USA
CHN
USA
GDR
CHN
URS
MEX
URS
668.58
624.33
599.91
541.44
539.19
530.25
513.30
510.57
IV FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
VI FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1982 — Guayaquil, Ecuador
1991 — Perth, Australia
1.
Megan Neyer
2.
Chris Seufert
3.
Yuan Chun Peng
4.
Irina Sidorova
5.
Brita Baldus
6.
Martina Proeber
7.
Sylvie Bernier
8.
Zhanna Tsirulnikova
USA
USA
CHN
URS
GDR
GDR
CAN
URS
501.03
490.02
482.10
468.03
459.15
458.49
449.16
441.72
1.
Gao Min
2.
Wendy Lucero
3.
Heidemarie Bartova
4.
Irina Lashko
5.
Mary DePiero
6.
Jodie Rogers
7.
Yu Xiaoling
8.
Julie Ovenhouse
CHN
USA
TCH
URS
CAN
AUS
CHN
USA
478.26
467.82
449.76
446.82
421.89
421.38
418.23
415.74
Women’s Platform
1.
Wendy Wyland
2.
Ramona Wenzei
3.
Ji Hong Zhou
4.
Chen Xiao Xia
5.
Servard Emirzian
6.
Alla Lobankina
7.
Debbie Rush
8.
Azpilcueta Tenorio
USA
DDT
CHN
CHN
URS
URS
USA
MEX
438.78
417.99
399.78
396.57
396.18
390.69
380.37
357.96
1.
Gao Min
2.
Irina Lashko
3.
Brita Baldus
4.
Lu Haisong
5.
Daphne Jongejans
6.
Heidemarie Bartova
7.
Julie Ovenhouse
8.
Katrin Bensing
CHN
URS
GER
CHN
HOL
TCH
USA
GER
539.01
524.70
503.73
499.71
492.99
467.52
461.67
455.43
1.
Greg Louganis
2.
Sergei Kuzmin
3.
Alexandr Portnov
4.
Li Kongzheng
5.
Falk Hoffman
6.
Ron Merriott
7.
Carlos Giron
8.
Christopher Snode
USA
URS
URS
CHN
DDR
USA
MEX
GBR
752.67
636.15
631.56
627.90
625.71
624.30
597.72
597.21
Women’s Platform
1.
Fu Mingxia
2.
Elena Miroshina
3.
Wendy Lian Williams
4.
Xu Yanmei
5.
Kim Chunk-Ok
6.
Inga Afonina
7.
Doris Pecher
8.
Monika Kuhn
CHN
URS
USA
CHN
PRK
URS
GER
GER
426.51
402.87
400.23
399.12
377.76
376.74
376.47
376.17
Men’s Platform
1.
Greg Louganis
2.
Vladimir Aleinik
3.
Bruce Kimball
4.
Thomas Knutha
5.
Li Hongping
6.
Li Kongzheng
7.
Falk Hoffmann
8.
Dieter Doerr
USA
URS
USA
GDR
CHN
CHN
GDR
FRG
634.26
629.85
619.68
597.21
594.39
588.81
577.32
552.36
1.
Edwin Jongejans
2.
Mark Lenzi
3.
Wang Yijie
4.
Peter Boehler
5.
Mark Bradshaw
6.
Jorge Mondragon
7.
Sergei Lomonovsky
8.
Simon McCormack
HOL
USA
CHN
GER
USA
MEX
URS
AUS
588.51
578.22
577.86
547.98
544.56
543.09
528.18
519.21
DV 24
VIII FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1.
Kent Ferguson
2.
Tan Liangde
3.
Albin Killat
4.
Li Deliang
5.
Mark Bradshaw
6.
Sergei Lomonovsky
7.
Valery Statsenko
8.
Edwin Jongejans
USA
CHN
GER
CHN
USA
URS
URS
HOL
650.25
643.95
619.77
614.73
610.14
598.83
577.98
569.52
Men’s Platform
1.
Sun Shuwei
2.
Xiong Ni
3.
Georgi Chogovadze
4.
Jan Hempel
5.
Fernando Platas
6.
Robert Morgan
7.
Matt Scoggin
8.
Pat Evans
CHN
CHN
URS
GER
MEX
GBR
USA
USA
626.79
603.81
580.68
567.37
546.12
544.92
513.00
508.89
VII FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1994 — Rome, Italy
1.
Chen Lixia
2.
Tan Shuping
3.
Annie Pelletier
4.
Cheril Santini
5.
Yulia Pakhalina
6.
Vera Ilyina
7.
Conny Schmalfuss
8.
Vivian Alberty
CHN
CHN
CAN
USA
RUS
RUS
GER
PUR
279.30
276.00
273.84
261.72
263.16
262.92
261.06
230.70
1.
Tan Shuping
2.
Vera Ilyina
3.
Claudia Bockner
4.
Karen Dalton
5.
Yulia Pakhalina
6.
Simona Koch
7.
Svetlana Alekseeva
8.
Julia Cruz
CHN
RUS
GER
USA
RUS
GER
BLR
ESP
548.49
498.60
480.15
471.42
470.34
467.73
446.64
440.19
Women’s Platform
1.
Fu Mingxia
2.
Chi Bin
3.
Mary Jose Alcala
4.
Eileen Richetelli
5.
Anne Montminy
6.
Conny Schmalfuss
7.
Mary Ellen Clark
8.
Svetlana Timoshinina
CHN
CHN
MEX
USA
CAN
GER
USA
RUS
434.04
420.24
396.48
395.88
395.79
390.00
388.05
369.39
1.
Evan Stewart
2.
Lan Wei
3.
Brian Earley
4.
Borris Lietzow
5.
Fernando Platas
6.
Kevin McMahon
6.
Holger Schlepps
8.
Edwin Jongejans
ZIM
CHN
USA
GER
MEX
USA
GER
NED
382.14
375.96
361.59
353.46
351.48
347.88
347.88
344.94
1.
Yu Zhoucheng
2.
Dmitry Sautin
3.
Wang Tianling
4.
Mark Bradshaw
5.
Jan Hempel
6.
Fernando Platas
7.
Michael Murphy
8.
David Lorenzini
CHN
RUS
CHN
USA
GER
MEX
AUS
ITA
655.44
646.59
638.22
616.92
616.62
615.66
594.42
571.62
Men’s Platform
1.
Dmitry Sautin
2.
Sun Shuwei
3.
Vladimir Timoshinin
4.
Jan Hempel
5.
Xiong Ni
6.
Robert Morgan
7.
Sergei Kudrevitch
8.
Michael Murphy
RUS
CHN
RUS
GER
CHN
GBR
BLR
AUS
634.71
630.03
607.32
585.27
558.48
552.06
525.21
521.88
1998 — Perth, Australia
Women’s 1-meter Final
1.
Irina Lashko
2.
Vera Ilyina
3.
Zhang Jing
4.
Jackie Schneider
5.
Eryn Bulmer
6.
Rao Lang
RUS
RUS
CHN
SUI
CAN
CHN
296.07
288.06
260.31
259.77
257.01
205.26
1.
Yulia Pakhalina
2.
Guo Jingjing
3.
Chantelle Michell
4.
Anna Lindberg
5.
Olena Zhupyna
6.
Vera Ilyina
7.
Irina Vyguzova
8.
Eryn Bulmer
9.
Loudy Tourky
10.
Li Ronjuan
11.
Michelle Davison
12.
Svetlana Aliakseyeva
RUS
CHN
AUS
SWE
UKR
RUS
KAZ
CAN
AUS
CHN
USA
BLR
544.62
518.76
515.07
497.82
494.19
488.88
487.80
485.16
484.14
465.99
462.66
451.56
Women’s Platform Final
1.
Olena Zhupyna
2.
Cai Yuyan
3.
Chen Li
4.
Chantelle Michell
5.
Laura Wilkinson
6.
Annika Walter
7.
Irina Vyguzova
8.
Emilie Heymans
9.
Maria Jose Alcala
10.
Anja Richter
11.
Olga Khristoforova
12.
Ute Wetzig
UKR
CHN
CHN
AUS
USA
GER
KAZ
CAN
MEX
AUT
RUS
GER
550.41
536.25
519.45
475.29
472.65
472.35
471.12
465.48
447.54
434.01
433.05
408.81
Women’s Synchronized 3-meter Final
1.
Lashko/Pakhalina
RUS
2.
Rao/Li
CHN
3.
Pesek/Bonner
USA
4.
Cruz/Saez de Ibarra
ESP
5.
Bockner/Schmalfuss
GER
6.
Schneider/M.-Aviolat
SUI
7.
Zhupyna/Lyeonova
UKR
282.30
276.18
263.91
259.68
256.56
242.31
234.63
Women’s Synchronized Platform Final
1.
Zhupyna/Serbina
UKR
2.
Chen/Cai
CHN
3.
Link/Long
USA
4.
Danaux/Arboles
FRA
5.
Wetzig/Piper
GER
6.
Opriea/Ciocan
ROM
7.
Khrist’rova/Olsh’kaya
RUS
8.
Gilmore/Tosh
AUS
9.
Richter/Reiff
AUT
278.28
276.54
265.47
263.67
261.63
261.21
255.72
249.66
247.53
Men’s 1-meter Final
1.
Yu Zhuocheng
2.
Troy Dumais
3.
Holger Schlepps
4.
Zhou Yilin
5.
Dean Pullar
6.
Evan Stewart
CHN
USA
GER
CHN
AUS
ZIM
417.54
415.74
398.31
391.32
383.73
378.30
1.
Dmitry Sautin
2.
Zhou Yilin
3.
Vassiliy Lissovsky
4.
Imre Lengyel
5.
Andreas Wels
6.
P.J. Bogart
7.
Philippe Comtois
8.
Fernando Platas
9.
Alexander Mesch
10.
Troy Dumais
11.
Dean Pullar
12.
Evan Stewart
RUS
CHN
RUS
HUN
GER
USA
CAN
MEX
GER
USA
AUS
ZIM
746.79
694.92
651.60
630.99
609.39
608.22
607.74
584.13
568.17
565.68
549.27
522.09
USA Diving
Men’s Platform Final
1.
Dmitry Sautin
2.
Tian Liang
3.
Jan Hempel
4.
Sun Shuwei
5.
Ken Terauchi
6.
Mark Ruiz
7.
Vladimir Timoshinin
8.
Heiko Meyer
9.
Scott Weeks
10.
Richard Frece
11.
Yaroslav Makohin
12.
Jose Guerra Oliva
RUS
CHN
GER
CHN
JPN
USA
RUS
GER
AUS
AUT
UKR
CUB
750.99
699.30
624.15
616.08
607.95
588.57
583.86
547.02
513.99
510.66
479.70
472.29
Men’s Synchronized 3-meter Final
1.
Xu/Yu
2.
Mesch/Schlepps
3.
Roy/Pullar
4.
Ali/Shipman
5.
Bogart/Ferguson
6.
Miranda/Marconi
7.
Loukashin/Varlamov
8.
Emptoz-Lacote/Pierre
9.
Comtois/LePoole
CHN
GER
AUS
GBR
USA
ITA
RUS
FRA
CAN
313.50
308.28
305.16
295.35
276.72
270.06
267.93
265.44
249.09
Men’s Synchronized Platform Final
1.
Sun/Tian
2.
Kuehne/Hempel
3.
Varlamov/Loukashin
4.
Emptoz-Lacote/Pierre
5.
Pichler/Wade
6.
Newbery/Weeks
7.
Kopecky/Kalec
CHN
GER
RUS
FRA
USA
AUS
CAN
326.34
308.01
304.02
265.56
246.96
241.20
226.14
IX FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2001 — Fukuoka, Japan
1.
Wang Feng
2.
Wang Tianling
3.
Alexander Dobroskok
4.
Thomas Davidson
5.
Troy Dumais
6.
Shannon Roy
CHN
CHN
RUS
USA
USA
AUS
444.03
433.14
414.21
369.60
365.76
354.81
1.
Dmitry Sautin
2.
Wang Tianling
3.
Ken Terauchi
4.
Peng Bo
5.
Robert Newbery
6.
Fernanda Platas
7.
Andreas Wels
8.
Antonio Ally
9.
Imre Lengyel
10.
Alexander Dobroskok
11.
Alexandre Despatie
12.
Jose Guerra Oliva
RUS
CHN
JPN
CHN
AUS
MEX
GER
GBR
HUN
RUS
CAN
CUB
725.82
717.27
712.38
712.29
659.28
659.07
648.42
615.69
613.74
604.65
579.18
463.65
1.
Tian Liang
2.
Alexandre Despatie
3.
Mathew Helm
4.
Jose Guerra Oliva
5.
Jan Hempel
6.
Hu Jia
7.
Heiko Meyer
8.
Mark Ruiz
9.
Eduardo Rueda
10.
Igor Loukashin
11.
Christopher Kalec
12.
Erick Fornaris Alvarez
CHN
CAN
AUS
CUB
GER
CHN
GER
USA
MEX
RUS
CAN
CUB
688.77
670.95
670.23
659.40
608.88
604.59
586.86
584.10
561.54
553.77
534.75
513.03
Men’s Synchronized 3-meter Final
1.
Peng/Wang
2.
Rodriguez/Platas
3.
Dobroskok/Sautin
4.
Shipman/Ally
5.
Wels/Schellenberg
6.
Newbery/Barnett
7.
T. Dumais/Davidson
8.
Gil/Alvarez
CHN
MEX
RUS
GBR
GER
AUS
USA
ESP
342.63
338.49
335.19
319.38
310.68
307.08
284.94
282.72
Men’s Synchronized Platform Final
DV 25
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Tian/Hu
Rueda/Platas
Volodkov/Zakharov
Helm/Newbery
Hempel/Meyer
Kormylitsin/Loukashin
Ruiz/Prandi
Fornaris Alvarez/Guerra Oliva
CHN
MEX
UKR
AUS
GER
RUS
USA
CUB
361.41
336.63
336.06
323.85
322.80
318.90
307.56
284.10
1.
Blythe Hartley
2.
Wu Minxia
3.
Zhang Jing
4.
Heike Fischer
5.
Conny Schmalfuss
6.
Irina Lashko
CAN
CHN
CHN
GER
GER
AUS
300.81
297.57
294.15
280.05
277.68
252.81
1.
Guo Jingjing
2.
Irina Lashko
3.
Youlia Pakhalina
4.
Vera Ilyina
5.
Anna Lindberg
6.
Tania Cagnotto
7.
Ditte Kotzian
8.
Irina Vyguzova
9.
Liang Xiaoqiao
10.
Emilie Heymans
11.
Chantelle Michell
12.
Hanna Sorokina
CHN
AUS
RUS
RUS
SWE
ITA
GER
KAZ
CHN
CAN
AUS
UKR
596.67
552.39
543.54
541.35
530.10
503.73
498.99
495.15
494.55
494.01
475.62
452.67
1.
Xu Mian
2.
Duan Qing
3.
Loudy Tourky
4.
Olena Zhupina
5.
Myriam Boileau
6.
Takiri Miyazaki
7.
Annika Walter
8.
Svetlana Timoshinina
9.
Christin Steuer
10.
Juliana Veloso
11.
Olga Khristoforova
12.
Olga Klokova
CHN
CHN
AUS
UKR
CAN
JPN
GER
RUS
GER
BRA
KAZ
RUS
532.65
522.54
511.50
507.90
481.11
480.78
461.34
458.67
445.20
440.52
439.74
413.82
Women’s Synchronized 3-meter Final
1.
Wu/Guo
CHN
2.
Pakhalina/Ilyina
RUS
3.
Kotzian/Schmalfuss
GER
4.
Sorokina/Zhupina
UKR
5.
Michell/Tourky
AUS
6.
Espinosa Sanchez/Sanchez SotoMEX
7.
Hirai-Soldati/Kunkel
USA
8.
Salivonchyk/Alexeeva
BLR
347.31
320.61
303.03
293.40
281.34
280.74
275.70
274.95
Women’s Synchronized Platform
1.
Duan/Sang
2.
Olshevskaya/Timoshinina
3.
Miyazaki/Otsuki
4.
Reiff/Richter-Libiseller
5.
Tourky/Gilmore
6.
Hirai-Soldati/Pohorenec
7.
Gamm/Kotzian
8.
Lyeonova/Zhupina
329.94
306.90
297.00
279.78
274.92
269.49
264.42
255.48
CHN
RUS
JPN
AUT
AUS
USA
GER
UKR
X FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2003 — Barcelona, Spain
1.
Irina Lashko
2.
Conny Schmalfuss
3.
Blythe Hartley
4.
Li Rongjuan
5.
Heike Fischer
6.
Anna Lindberg
1.
Guo Jingjing
2.
Yulia Pakhalina
3.
Wu Minxia
4.
Vera Ilyina
5.
Blythe Hartley
6.
Sara Hildebrand
7.
Loudy Tourky
8.
Emilie Heymans
AUS
GER
CAN
CHN
GER
SWE
CHN
RUS
CHN
RUS
CAN
USA
AUS
CAN
299.97
296.13
291.33
285.27
275.04
259.68
617.94
611.58
589.8
582.93
575.28
545.55
516.27
510.03
9.
10.
11.
12.
Olena Zhupina
Ditte Kotzian
Olena Fedorova
Anna Lindberg
UKR
GER
UKR
SWE
505.26
503.61
502.74
481.83
1.
Emilie Heymans
2.
Lao Lishi
3.
Li Na
4.
Olena Zhupina
5.
Loudy Tourky
6.
Annett Gamm
7.
Claire Febvay
8.
Laura Wilkinson
9.
Julia Koltunova
10.
Lynda Dackiw
11.
Tania Cagnotto
12.
Blythe Hartley
CAN
CHN
CHN
UKR
AUS
GER
FRA
USA
RUS
AUS
ITA
CAN
597.45
595.56
563.43
526.26
522.54
517.86
505.86
485.4
480.99
471
456.21
444.36
Women’s Synchro 3-meter Final
1.
Wu/Guo
2.
Pakhalina/Ilyina
3.
Espinosa/Sanchez
4.
Schmalfuss/Kotzian
5.
Gerrard/Smith
6.
Dackiw/Michell
7.
Ischenko/Fedorova
8.
Hildebrand/Cardinell
CHN
RUS
MEX
GER
GBR
AUS
UKR
USA
357.3
321.24
299.64
295.5
293.55
291.24
287.04
259.38
Women’s Synchro Platform Final
1.
Lao/Li
2.
Tourky/Dackiw
3.
Olshevskaya/Timoshinina
4.
Wilkinson/Viola
5.
Saez de Ibarra/Santos
6.
Espinosa/Sanchez
7.
Leonova/Zhupina
8.
Jon/Kim
CHN
AUS
RUS
USA
ESP
MEX
UKR
PRK
344.58
323.34
300.12
281.04
281.04
277.38
269.31
263.76
1.
Xu Xiang
2.
Wang Kenan
3.
Joona Puhakka
4.
Alexander Dobroskok
5.
Tobias Schellenberg
6.
Nicola Marconi
CHN
CHN
FIN
RUS
GER
ITA
431.94
412.41
391.26
378.45
340.35
310.98
1.
Alexander Dobrosok
2.
Peng Bo
3.
Dmitry Sautin
4.
Wang Tianling
5.
Troy Dumais
6.
Alexandre Despatie
7.
Ken Terauchi
8.
Robert Newbery
9.
Mark Shipman
10.
Antonio Ally
11.
Phillip Jones
12.
Nicola Marconi
RUS
CHN
RUS
CHN
USA
CAN
JPN
AUS
GBR
GBR
USA
ITA
788.37
780.84
776.64
745.35
706.08
704.85
685.32
668.64
649.2
633.15
614.94
614.85
1.
Alexandre Despatie
2.
Mathew Helm
3.
Tian Liang
4.
Hu Jia
5.
Leon Taylor
6.
Rommel Pacheco
7.
Gleb Galperin
8.
Anton Zakharov
9.
Robert Newbery
10.
Justin Dumais
11.
Massimiliano Mazzucchi
12.
Hyong Gil Choe
CAN
AUS
CHN
CHN
GBR
MEX
RUS
UKR
AUS
USA
ITA
PRK
716.91
697.74
696.06
683.55
666.21
642.48
623.94
614.52
602.31
590.34
572.85
566.97
Men’s Synchro 3-meter Final
1.
Dobroskok/Sautin
2.
Wang T./Wang F.
3.
Wels/Schellenberg
4.
Rodriguez/Platas
5.
J. Dumais/T. Dumais
6.
Fornaris/Betancourt
7.
Newbery/Barnett
8.
Ally/Shipman
RUS
CHN
GER
MEX
USA
CUB
AUS
GBR
369.18
343.29
334.44
328.26
327.99
322.59
317.85
301.29
Men’s Synchro Platform Final
1.
Helm/Newbery
2.
Volodkov/Zakharov
3.
Tian/Hu
4.
Waterfield/Taylor
5.
Martinez/Perez
6.
Betancourt/Fornaris
7.
T. Dumais/J. Dumais
8.
Galperin/Lukashin
USA Diving
AUS
UKR
CHN
GBR
MEX
CUB
USA
RUS
384.6
372.6
367.14
356.94
322.74
321.36
318.18
298.62
XI FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2005 — Montreal, Canada
1.
Blythe Hartley
2.
Wu Minxia
3.
Heike Fischer
4.
Anna Lindberg
5.
Alejandra Fuentes
6.
Christina Loukas
CAN
CHN
GER
SWE
VEN
USA
325.65
299.70
299.46
288.87
280.14
259.02
1.
Guo Jingjing
2.
Wu Minxia
3.
Tania Cagnotto
4.
Anna Lindberg
5.
Yulia Pakhalina
6.
Blythe Hartley
7.
Heike Fischer
8.
Olena Fedorova
9.
Nancilea Underwood
10.
Melanie Rinaldi
11.
Tandi Indergaard
12.
Briony Cole
CHN
CHN
ITA
SWE
RUS
CAN
GER
UKR
USA
CAN
GBR
AUS
645.54
619.05
591.27
586.26
581.04
557.97
539.97
522.12
513.06
498.09
494.67
464.34
1.
Laura Wilkinson
2.
Loudy Tourky
3.
Jia Tong
4.
Emilie Heymans
5.
Yuan Pei Lin
6.
Risa Asada
7.
Chantelle Newbery
8.
Valentina Marocchi
9.
Jashia Luna
10.
Tania Cagnotto
11.
Juliana Veloso
12.
Yuliya Procophuk
USA
AUS
CHN
CAN
CHN
JPN
AUS
ITA
MEX
ITA
BRA
RUS
564.87
551.25
550.98
546.84
519.60
518.19
495.27
464.91
463.77
454.89
450.45
417.03
Women’s Synchro 3-meter Final
1.
Li/Guo
2.
Kotzian/Schmalfuss
3.
Ishchenko/Fedorova
4.
Espinosa/Luna
5.
Batki/Dallape
6.
Saez de Ibarra/Eizaguirre
7.
Moran/Dale
8.
Stratton/Cole
9.
Indergaard/Sage
10.
Zaytseva/Podzniakova
CHN
GER
UKR
MEX
ITA
ESP
CAN
AUS
GBR
RUS
349.80
319.05
308.82
291.06
288.87
286.98
285.42
280.44
276.12
261.60
Women’s Synchro Platform Final
1.
Jia/Yuan
2.
Tourky/Newbery
3.
Benfeito/Filion
4.
Gamm/Subschinski
5.
Cardinell/Wilkinson
6.
Espinosa/Luna
7.
Reiff/Richter
8.
Goncharova/Koltunova
9.
Nakagawa/Yamashita
10.
Blencowe/Couch
11.
Marocchi/Spaziani
12.
Ambarwati/Amelia
CHN
AUS
CAN
GER
USA
MEX
AUT
RUS
JPN
GBR
ITA
INA
351.60
334.89
328.80
321.12
318.66
308.46
301.68
300.72
290.16
287.19
276.36
238.86
1.
Alexandre Despatie
2.
Xu Xiang
3.
Wang Feng
4.
Joona Puhakka
5.
Jevon Tarantino
6.
Chris Colwill
CAN
CHN
CHN
FIN
USA
USA
489.69
445.68
445.56
441.78
380.46
338.40
DV 26
1.
Alexandre Despatie
2.
Troy Dumais
3.
He Chong
4.
Peng Bo
5.
Alexander Dobroskok
6.
Jorge Betancourt
7.
Cesar Castro
8.
Andreas Wels
9.
Joona Puhakka
10.
Nicola Marconi
11.
Arturo Miranda
12.
Tobias Schellenberg
USA
USA
CHN
CHN
RUS
CUB
BRA
GER
FIN
ITA
CAN
GER
813.60
752.76
730.77
721.56
705.39
681.93
681.69
669.00
658.83
652.56
628.77
610.56
1.
Hu Jia
2.
Jose Guerra Oliva
3.
Gleb Galperin
4.
Rommel Pacheco
5.
Dmitry Dobroskok
6.
Leon Taylor
7.
Yang Jinghui
8.
Robert Newbery
9.
Bryan Nickson
10.
Heiko Meyer
11.
Anton Zakharov
12.
Matthew Mitcham
CHN
CUB
RUS
MEX
RUS
GBR
CHN
AUS
MAS
GER
UKR
AUS
698.01
691.14
656.19
655.20
649.62
642.61
619.77
618.06
603.87
596.07
587.13
560.73
Men’s Synchro 3-meter Final
1.
He/Wang
2.
Schellenberg/Wels
3.
J. Dumais/T. Dumais
4.
Barnett/Newbery
5.
Betancourt/Fornaris Alvarez
6.
Fumado/Villarroel
7.
N. Marconi/T. Marconi
8.
Castro/Duran
9.
Calvo/Illana
10.
Varlamau/Kuchmasau
11.
Gavriilidis/Manos
12.
Huerta/Martinez
CHN
GER
USA
AUS
CUB
VEN
ITA
BRA
ESP
BLR
GRE
MEX
384.42
364.59
360.27
357.03
339.96
334.20
325.77
324.57
313.20
311.94
305.37
297.57
Men’s Synchro Platform Final
1.
Dobroskok/Galperin
2.
Yang/Hu
3.
Waterfield/Taylor
4.
Volodkov/Zakharov
5.
Fornaris Alvarez/Guerra Oliva
6.
Kaptur/Varlamov
7.
Benedetti/Dell’uomo
8.
Trakas/Gavriilidis
9.
Ojeda/Pacheco
10.
Nickson/Sandayud
11.
McCormick/Gorup-Paul
12.
Klein/Becker
RUS
CHN
GBR
UKR
CUB
BLR
ITA
GRE
MEX
MAS
CAN
GER
392.88
374.79
367.95
353.40
346.44
334.95
326.76
325.62
317.70
314.46
309.06
295.83
XII FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2007 - Melbourne, Australia
Men’s 1-meter
1. Luo Yutong
2. He Chong
3. Christopher Sacchin
4. Chris Colwill
5. Illya Kvasha
6. Artem Lvov
7. Siarhei Kuchmasau
8. Patrick Hausding
9. Javier Illana Garcia
10. Tobias Schellenberg
11. Magnus Frick
12. Yury Kunakov
20. Jevon Tarantino
CHN
CHN
ITA
USA
UKR
RUS
BLR
GER
ESP
GER
SWE
RUS
USA
477.40
469.85
441.40
432.10
414.90
393.15
387.75
382.85
378.95
376.40
374.10
330.70
324.70
Women’s 10-meter final
1. Wang Xin
2. Chen Roulin
3. Christin Steuer
4. Laura Wilkinson
5. Emilie Heymans
6. Claire Febvay
7. Paola Espinosa
8. Anja Richter
9. Annett Gamm
10. Valentia Marocchi
11. Melissa Wu
12. Roseline Filion
29. Haley Ishimatsu
CHN
CHN
GER
USA
CAN
FRA
MEX
AUT
GER
ITA
AUS
CAN
USA
432.85
410.30
386.85
361.80
346.05
324.95
296.65
296.10
291.30
282.15
282.15
267.75
187.25
Women’s 1-meter
1. He Zi
2. Blythe Hartley
3. Yuliya Pakhalina
4. Anna Lindberg
5. Irina Lashko
6. Allison Brennan
7. Li Ting
8. Sharleen Stratton
9. Ditte Kotzian
10. Heike Fischer
11. Noemi Batki
12. Nora Barta
14. Christina Loukas
CHN
CAN
RUS
SWE
RUS
USA
CHN
AUS
GER
GER
ITA
HUN
USA
316.65
311.20
304.60
300.05
291.95
287.75
289.90
259.70
255.80
249.15
246.75
233.00
245.55
Men’s 3-meter
1. Qin Kai
2. Alexandre Despatie
3. Dmitry Sautin
4. Ken Terauchi
5. Aleksandr Dobroskok
6. He Chong
7. Troy Dumais
8. Cesar Castro
9. Dmytro Lysenko
10. Siarhei Kuchmasau
11. Jorge Betancourt
12. Nicola Marconi
33. Chris Colwill
CHN
CAN
RUS
JPN
RUS
CHN
USA
BRA
UKR
BLR
CUB
ITA
USA
545.35
518.65
517.10
502.30
502.20
499.65
487.60
469.90
430.10
418.45
399.35
377.65
341.70
1. Qin/Wang
2. Despatie/Miranda
3. Schellenberg/Wels
4. Dumais/Richeson
5. N. Marconi/T. Marconi
6. Betancourt/Fornaris
7. Robertson/Nel
8. Nee/Roslan
9. Lysenko/Zakharov
10. Vahtola/Puhakka
11. J. Egana/D. Egana
12. Dobroskok/Galperin
CHN
CAN
GER
USA
ITA
CUB
AUS
MAS
UKR
FIN
SWE
RUS
458.76
418.92
414.54
414.24
407.04
400.38
389.55
386.37
384.69
378.57
373.20
277.26
Women’s 3-meter
1. Guo Jingjing
2. Wu Minxia
3. Tania Cagnotto
4. Anna Lindberg
5. Yuliya Pakhalina
6. Nancilea Foster
7. Katja Dieckow
8. Blythe Hartley
9. Laura Sanchez
10. Kelci Bryant
11. Anastasia Pozdnyakova
12. Briony Cole
CHN
CHN
ITA
SWE
RUS
USA
GER
CAN
MEX
USA
RUS
AUS
381.75
368.80
341.70
334.05
320.10
312.70
311.00
301.35
300.00
294.55
283.45
274.95
1. Jia/Chen
2. Cole/Wu
3. Gamm/Subschinski
4. Benfeito/Filion
5. Dunnichay/Ishimatsu
6. Zaytseva/Peunina
7. Espinosa/Luna
8. Nakagawa/Yamashita
9. Powell/Couch
10. Ciobanu/Popovici
11. Prokopchuk/Zhuk
12. Spaziani/Marocchi
CHN
AUS
GER
CAN
USA
RUS
MEX
JPN
GBR
ROU
UKR
ITA
361.32
324.00
306.63
303.60
298.80
294.36
290.88
287.76
287.70
266.16
259.74
232.98
Men’s 10-meter
1. Gleb Galperin
2. Zhou Luxin
3. Lin Yue
4. Dmitry Dobroskok
5. Rommel Pacheco
6. Jose Guerra
7. Bryan Nickson Lomas
9. Vadim Kaptur
10. Peter Waterfield
11. Riley McCormick
12.Francesco Dell’uomo
RUS
CHN
CHN
RUS
MEX
CUB
MAS
CAN
BLR
GBR
CAN
ITA
554.70
519.15
513.70
499.90
488.05
477.80
469.25
453.75
428.05
419.70
405.30
401.65
USA Diving
19. Thomas Finchum
23. David Boudia
USA
USA
382.00
367.45
1. Wu/Guo
2. Kotzian/Fischer
3. Stratton/Cole
4. Korolyova/Fedorova
5. Andren/Lindberg
6. Pakhalina/Lashko
7. Espinosa/Sanchez
8. Gerrard/Sage
9. Dallape/Batki
10. Rittenhouse/Bryant
11. Drazinou/Georgatou
12. Jimie/Leong
CHN
GER
AUS
UKR
SWE
RUS
MEX
GBR
ITA
USA
GRE
MAS
355.80
318.45
313.14
302.82
296.46
296.22
294.90
294.36
290.94
286.80
266.82
240.54
1. Huo/Lin
2. Dobroskok/Galperin
3. Boudia/Finchum
4. Guerra/Fornaris
5. Gorshkovozov/Mezensky
6. Dell’uoma/Benedetti
7. Klein/Meyer
8. Kaptur/Varlamau
9. Ojeda/Pacheco
10. Trakas/Gavriilidis
11. Kim/Oh
12. Hill/Robertson
CHN
RUS
USA
CUB
UKR
ITA
GER
BLR
MEX
GRE
KOR
AUS
489.48
467.16
463.56
433.80
423.36
406.86
404.10
402.51
400.20
395.55
372.36
365.10
XIII FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2009 - Rome, Italy
1. Qin/Wang
2.Dumais/Ipsen
3. Despatie/Ross
4. N. Marconi/T. Marconi
5. Feck/Hausding
6. Kunakov/Sautin
7. Robinson-Baker/Swain
8. Guerra/Betancourt
9. Cely/Rosset
10. Islas/Ruvalcaba
11. Roslan/Yeoh
12. Calvo/Illana
CHN
USA
CAN
ITA
GER
RUS
GBR
CUB
FRA
MEX
MAS
ESP
467.94
445.59
428.64
428.55
426.24
416.22
413.46
413.19
396.09
394.65
388.77
384.93
1. Wang/Chen
2. Dunnichay/Ishimatsu
3. Mun Yee/Rinong
4. Benfeito/Filion
5. Cole/Wu
6. Gladding/Sylvester
7. Febvay/Labeau
8. Moller/Subschinski
9. Espinosa/Sanchez
10. Marocchi/Spaziana
11. Goncharova/Koltunova
12. Mena Pena/Rivera Robira
CHN
USA
MAS
CAN
CAN
GBR
FRA
GER
ITA
ITA
RUS
CUB
369.18
324.66
321.66
321.39
320.58
306.90
299.28
299.22
297.00
293.88
292.56
281.34
Men’s 1-meter
1. Kai Qin
2. Xinhua Zhang
3. Matthew Mitcham
4. Peter Waterfield
5. Illya Kvasha
6. Javier Illana
7. Eric Sehn
8. Andrezej Rzenszutek
9. Chris Colwill
10. Ilya Zakharov
11. Pavlo Rozenberg
12.Carlos Calvo
18. Terry Horner
CHN
CHN
AUS
GBR
UKR
ESP
CAN
POL
USA
RUS
GER
ESP
USA
449.00
445.90
440.20
432.60
413.10
395.55
391.80
369.25
350.30
322.75
320.65
307.60
336.15
1. Paola Espinosa
2. Chen Roulin
3. Li Kang
4. Meaghan Benfeito
5. Pandelela Rinong
6. Christin Steuer
7. Alexandra Croak
8. Tonia Couch
MEX
CHN
CHN
CAN
MAS
GER
AUS
GBR
428.25
417.60
410.35
396.50
354.45
353.75
351.85
296.10
DV 27
9. Audrey Labeau
10. Roseline Filion
11. Melissa Wu
12. Yulla Koltunova
17. Haley Ishimatsu
18. Brittany Viola
FRA
CAN
AUS
RUS
USA
USA
291.30
282.15
282.15
267.75
259.90
254.90
6. Kwon/Cho
7. McCormick/Ross
8. Garcia/Sanchez
9. Brick/Daley
10. Minibaev/Zakharov
11. Kaptur/Varlamau
12.Bondar/Gorshkovo
Women’s 1-meter
1. Julia Pakhalina
2. Minxia Wu
3. Wang Han
4. Tania Cagnotto
6. Maria Elisabetta Marconi
7. Rebecca Gallantree
8. Christina Loukas
9. Katja Dieckow
10. Melanie Rinaldi
11. Veronika Kratochwil
12. Jennifer Abel
14. Brittany Viola
RUS
CHN
CHN
ITA
AUS
ITA
GBR
USA
GER
CAN
AUT
CAN
USA
325.05
311.90
303.95
296.60
284.15
268.80
267.55
266.35
265.40
256.35
238.30
236.80
244.80
XIV FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Men’s 3-meter
1. He Chong
2. Troy Dumais
4. Zhang Xinhua
5. Cesar Castro
6. Yahel Castillo
7. Javier Illana
8. Chris Colwill
9. Matthew Mitcham
10. Patrick Hausding
11. Reuben Ross
12. Michele Benedetti
CHN
USA
CAN
CHN
BRA
MEX
ESP
USA
AUS
GER
CAN
ITA
505.20
498.40
490.30
487.75
466.90
459.90
452.10
451.70
431.30
426.45
425.30
415.70
Women’s 3-meter
1. Guo Jingjing
2. Emilie Haymans
3. Tania Cagnotto
4. He Zi
5. Ariel Rittenhouse
7. Anastasia Pozdinakova
8. Christina Loukas
9. Briony Cole
10. Laura Sanchez
11. Jennifer Abel
12. Katja Dieckow
CHN
CAN
ITA
CHN
USA
AUS
RUS
USA
AUS
MEX
CAN
GER
388.20
346.45
341.25
336.65
335.10
327.75
320.65
301.35
300.00
294.55
283.45
274.95
Men’s 10-meter
1. Thomas Daley
2. Qui Bo
3. Zhou Luxin
4. Matthew Mitcham
5. Aleksey Kravchenko
6. David Boudia
7. Sascha Klein
8. Constantin Popovici
9. Riley McCormick
10. Rommel Pacheco
11. Jonathan Ruvalcaba
12. Bryan Nickson Lomas
20. Nick McCrory
GBR
CHN
CHN
AUS
RUS
USA
GER
ROU
CAN
MEX
MEX
MAS
USA
539.85
532.20
530.55
529.50
493.90
491.80
478.90
476.20
470.30
456.20
390.35
372.10
401.00
1. Wu/Guo
2. Cagnotto/Dallape
3. Pakhalina/Pozdniakova
4. Abel/Rinaldi
5. Cole/Stratton
6. Bryant/Rittenhouse
7. Espinosa/Sanchez
8. Nakagawa/Shibusawa
9. Dieckow/Subschinski
10. Fedorova/Korolyova
11. Geurtsen/Janssen
12. Gondos/Reisinger
CHN
ITA
RUS
CAN
AUS
USA
MEX
JPN
GER
UKR
NED
HUN
348.00
329.70
310.80
309.90
309.18
305.10
304.50
291.45
282.30
263.67
262.44
245.19
1. Huo/Lin
2. Boudia/Finchum
3. Guerra/Aguirre
4. Hausding/Klein
5. Chiarabini/Dell’uomo
CHN
USA
CUB
GER
ITA
482.58
456.84
456.60
455.76
411.03
KOR
CAN
MEX
GBR
RUS
BLR
UKR
408.84
406.98
400.83
390.36
389.91
385.77
384.87
2011 - Shanghai, China
1. Qin/Luo
2. Zakharov/Kuznetsov
3. Castillo/Sanchez
4. Dumais/Ipsen
5. Feck/Hausding
6. Prygorov/Gorshkovozov
7. Mears/Robinson-Baker
8. Cely/Rosset
9. Sakai/Okamoto
10. Benedetti/Rinaldi
11. Valheim/Valheim
12. Chanturia/Korakhashvili
CHN
RUS
MEX
USA
GER
UKR
GBR
FRA
JPN
ITA
NOR
GEO
463.98
451.89
437.61
429.06
414.39
412.20
403.68
402.36
395.19
381.63
379.74
365.13
1. Wang/Chen
2. Croak/Wu
3. Steuer/Subschinski
4. Couch/Barrow
5. Potyekhina/Prokopchuk
6. Mun Yee/Rinong
7. Benfeito/Filion
8. Espinosa/Ortiz
9. Govor/Koltunova
10. Choe/Kim
11. Dunnichay/James
12. Popovici/Aiacoboae
CHN
AUS
GER
GBR
UKR
MAS
CAN
MEX
RUS
PRK
USA
ROU
362.58
325.92
316.29
314.52
311.64
321.66
303.87
298.80
291.24
278.64
278.22
273.48
Men’s 1-meter
1. Li Shixin
2. He Min
3. Pavlo Rozenberg
4. Chris Colwill
5. Javier Illana
6. Reuben Ross
7. Evgeny Kuznetsov
8. Andrezej Rzenszutek
9. Aaron Fleshner
10. Amund Gismervik
11. Daniel Islas
12. Alexander Andresen
CHN
CHN
GER
USA
ESP
CAN
RUS
POL
USA
NOR
MEX
SWE
463.90
444.00
436.50
427.15
402.40
401.40
388.10
368.95
364.60
346.65
307.35
282.15
1. Chen Roulin
2. Hu Yadan
3. Paola Espinosa
4. Meaghan Benfeito
5. Pandelela Rinong
6. Yulia Prokopchuk
7. Alexandra Croak
8. Roseline Filion
9. Tonia Couch
10. Brittany Viola
11. Yulla Koltunova
12. Nora Subschinski
15. Jessica Parratto
CHN
CHN
MEX
CAN
MAS
UKR
AUS
CAN
GBR
USA
RUS
GER
USA
405.30
394.00
377.15
375.50
355.85
340.15
337.75
333.00
315.05
308.05
293.90
286.30
294.25
Women’s 1-meter
1. Shi Tingmao
2. Wang Han
3. Tania Cagnotto
4. Maria Marconi
5. Nadezda Bazhina
6. Abby Johnston
8. Anna Lindberg
9. Kelci Bryant
10. Olena Fedorova
11. Brittany Broben
12. Anastasia Pozdniakova
CHN
CHN
ITA
ITA
RUS
USA
AUS
SWE
USA
UKR
AUS
RUS
318.65
310.20
295.45
290.15
286.20
282.85
281.65
279.55
274.25
274.15
267.20
251.70
Men’s 3-meter
1. He Chong
2. Ilya Zakharov
3. Evgeny Kuznetsov
CHN
RUS
RUS
554.30
508.95
493.55
USA Diving
4. Qin Kai
5. Troy Dumais
6. Yahel Castillo
7. Matthieu Rosset
8. Jack Laugher
9. Javier Illana
10. Julian Sanchez
11. Bryan Nickson
12. Oleskiy Prygorov
31. Kristian Ipsen
CHN
USA
MEX
FRA
GBR
ESP
MEX
MAS
UKR
USA
481.90
479.95
464.10
455.45
453.50
429.00
408.60
404.90
399.30
370.60
Women’s 3-meter
1. Wu Minxia
2. He Zi
3. Jennifer Abel
4. Christina Loukas
6. Laura Sanchez
7. Kelci Bryant
8. Anna Pysmenska
9. Tania Cagnotto
10. Nadezda Bazhina
11. Uschi Freitag
12. Emilie Haymans
CHN
CHN
CAN
USA
AUS
MEX
USA
UKR
ITA
RUS
GER
CAN
380.85
379.15
365.10
350.10
330.75
329.70
322.95
317.25
313.45
305.60
288.10
270.00
Men’s 10-meter
1. Qui Bo
2. David Boudia
3. Sascha Klein
4. Victor Minibaev
5. Thomas Daley
6. Nick McCrory
7. Ivan Garcia
8. Oleksandr Bondar
9. Riley McCormick
10. Zhou Luxin
11. Peter Waterfield
12. Konstyantyn Milyaev
CHN
USA
GER
RUS
GBR
USA
MEX
UKR
CAN
CHN
GBR
UKR
585.45
544.25
534.50
527.50
505.10
501.65
493.15
457.35
444.50
441.00
416.55
407.50
1. Wu/He
2. Abel/Heymans
3. Smith/Stratton
4. Fedorova/Pysmenska
5. Dieckow/Freitag
6. Cagnotto/Dallape
7. Loukas/Cook
8. Philippova/Pozdniakova
9. Chavez/Sanchez
10. Mun Yee/Yan Yee
11. Bouvet/Farissier
12. Lo I/Choi
CHN
CAN
AUS
UKR
GER
ITA
USA
RUS
MEX
MAS
FRA
MAC
356.40
313.50
306.90
302.40
299.40
297.60
288.00
282.72
278.10
264.60
254.10
249.60
1. Huo/Qiu
2. Hausding/Klein
3.Bondar/Gorshkovozov
4. Minibaev/Zakharov
5. Boudia/McCrory
6. Waterfield/Daley
7. Garcia/Sanchez
8. Geyson/Sehn
9. Murakami/Okamoto
10. Kaptur/Hordeichik
11. Rios/Ortega
12. Aguirre/Guerra
CHN
GER
UKR
RUS
USA
GBR
MEX
CAN
JPN
BLR
COL
CUB
480.03
443.01
435.36
427.98
420.69
407.46
393.09
386.70
380.52
378.78
374.43
371.82
XV FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
2013 - Barcelona, Spain
1. Qin/He
2. Zakharov/Kuznetsov
3. Ocampo/Pacheco
4. Feck/Hausding
5. Dumais/Hixon
6. Ooi/Azman
7. Prygorov/Kvasha
8. Mears/Robinson-Baker
9. Pupo/Hernandez
10. Woo/Kim
11. Paparounas/Fafalis
12. Billi/Tocci
CHN
RUS
MEX
GER
USA
MAS
UKR
GBR
CUB
KOR
GRE
ITA
448.86
428.01
422.79
411.27
410.85
404.61
403.65
391.53
381.72
377.34
376.02
362.88
1. Liu/Chen
CHN
356.28
DV 28
2. Benfeito/Filion
3. Leong/Pamg
4. Boyd/Tarvit
5. Couch/Barrow
6. Espinosa/Ortiz
7. Cousineau/Bromberg
8. Timoshinina/Petukhova
9. Choe/Kim
10. Reisinger/Kormos
11. Cho/Kim
12. Kurjo/Stolle
CAN
MAS
AUS
GBR
MEX
USA
RUS
PRK
HUN
KOR
GER
331.41
331.14
309.78
309.72
306.39
301.74
298.32
276.54
261.24
259.80
253.08
Men’s 1-meter
1. Li Shixin
2. Illya Kvasha
3. Alejandro Chavez
4. Sun Zhiyi
5. Constantin Blaha
6. Matthieu Rosset
7. Rommel Pacheco
8. Martin Wolfram
9. Sebastian Morales
10. Oliver Homuth
11. Sergey Nazin
12. Oleg Kolodiy
14. Harrison Jones
17. Kristian Ipsen
CHN
UKR
MEX
CHN
AUT
FRA
MEX
GER
COL
GER
RUS
UKR
USA
USA
460.95
434.30
431.55
425.05
411.75
409.45
399.65
398.05
387.30
386.75
380.00
375.75
343.40
333.10
1. Si Yajie
2. Chen Ruolin
3. Yulia Prokopchuk
4. Sarah Barrow
5. Maria Kurjo
6. Pandelela Rinong Pamg
7. Maria Betancourt
8. Roseline Filion
9. Tonia Couch
10. Victoria Lamp
11. Alejandra Orozco
12. Laura Marino
14. Amy Cozad
CHN
CHN
UKR
GBR
GER
MAS
VEN
CAN
GBR
USA
MEX
FRA
USA
392.15
388.70
358.40
346.45
336.55
334.55
328.35
316.70
311.00
301.20
298.15
289.70
294.00
Women’s 1-meter
1. He Zi
2. Tania Cagnotto
3. Wang Han
4. Delores Hernandez
5. Pamela Ware
6. Tina Punzel
7. Daria Govor
8. Uschi Freitag
9. Jun Hoong Cheong
10. Brittany Broben
11. Deidre Freeman
12. Daniella Nero
14. Samantha Pickens
CHN
ITA
CHN
MEX
CAN
GER
RUS
NED
MAS
AUS
USA
SWE
USA
307.10
307.00
297.87
272.40
265.10
264.50
256.45
254.60
245.70
241.85
236.30
206.15
232.65
Men’s 3-meter
1. He Chong
2. Evgeny Kuznetsov
3. Yahel Castillo
4. Illya Kvasha
5. Qin Kai
6. Javier Illana
7. Patrick Hausding
8. Sho Sakai
9. Constantin Blaha
10. Oleksandr Gorshkovozov
11. Grant Nel
12. Kristian Ipsen
CHN
RUS
MEX
UKR
CHN
ESP
GER
JPN
AUT
UKR
AUS
USA
544.95
508.00
498.30
494.10
473.25
468.15
445.75
433.40
429.45
425.85
420.75
413.35
Women’s 3-meter
1. He Zi
2. Wang Han
3. Pamela Ware
4. Tania Cagnotto
5. Jennifer Abel
6. Maria Marconi
7. Hannah Starling
8. Laura Sanchez
9. Annabelle Smith
10. Paola Espinosa
11. Maren Taylor
12. Anna Pysmenska
22. Deidre Freeman
CHN
CHN
CAN
ITA
CAN
ITA
GBR
MEX
AUS
MEX
USA
UKR
USA
383.40
356.25
350.25
345.45
339.75
334.05
326.20
323.05
320.25
305.70
304.60
256.20
256.80
Men’s 10-meter
1. Qui Bo
2. David Boudia
3. Sascha Klein
4. German Sanchez
5. Ivan Garcia
6. Thomas Daley
7. Oleksandr Bondar
8. Victor Minibaev
9. Vadim Katpur
10. Jeinkler Aguirre
11. Sergey Nazin
12. Andrea Chiarabini
19. Harrison Jones
CHN
USA
GER
MEX
MEX
GBR
UKR
RUS
BLR
CUB
RUS
ITA
USA
581.00
517.40
508.55
506.35
502.75
470.60
464.75
449.75
447.30
417.30
410.10
370.75
375.00
1. Wu/Shi
2. Cagnotto/Dallape
3. Abel/Ware
4. Chavez/Sanchez
5. Cheong/Pamg
6. Gallantree/Blagg
7. Burke/Pickens
8. Keeney/Gowlett
9. Chaplieva/Govor
10. Fedorova/Pysmenska
11. Shibusawa/Nakagawa
12. Chan/Leung
CHN
ITA
CAN
MEX
MAS
GBR
USA
AUS
RUS
UKR
JPN
HKG
338.40
307.80
292.08
290.70
289.30
284.73
284.64
279.03
278.40
270.90
250.50
244.71
1. Hausding/Klein
2. Minibaev/Chesakov
3. Cao/Zhang
4. Garcia/Sanchez
5. Aguirre/Guerra
6. Gorshkovozov/Mezhenskyi
7. Dell’uomo/Verzotto
8. Woo/Kim
9. So/Kim
10. Kaptur/Karaliou
11. Rios/Ortega
DQ Stanley/Bonuchi
GER
RUS
CHN
MEX
CUB
UKR
ITA
KOR
PRK
BLR
COL
USA
461.46
445.95
445.56
442.86
434.49
425.52
386.25
386.22
376.56
356.79
354.30
372.84
USA Diving
DV 29
USA Diving
About Diving
Brief History
Diving’s roots date back to the 17th
century when gymnasts in Sweden and
Germany would practice their sport
over water on equipment set up on the
beaches during the summer months.
The activity became popular and eventually branched away from gymnastics
to form a new acrobatic sport.
Diving was first included in the Olympic
program at the 1904 Games in St. Louis
when a men’s springboard competition was held. Dr. G.E. Sheldon of the
United States became the first Olympic
diving champion. Men’s platform was
added for the 1908 Games in London
as H. Sohanssen of Sweden claimed
the gold. Platform diving for women
appeared at the 1912 Games, with
women’s springboard added by 1920.
Greta Johansson of Sweden and Aileen
Riggin of the United States were the
first Olympic champions for women’s
platform and springboard, respectively.
Synchronized diving made its Olympic
debut at the 2000 Games in Sydney,
Australia.
The Competition
the semifinals, and the top 12 from the
semis will advance to the finals. For
synchro events, the top 12 teams in
prelims will advance to finals.
The preliminaries, semifinals and finals
will be scored as separate events, as
scores do not carry over.
In the springboard events, divers
choose dives from the following five
groups: forward, back, inward, reverse
and twisting. For men, one dive from
each must be used as required dives,
with a sixth dive that may come from
any group. None of the dives may be
repeated.
In platform diving, a sixth group, armstand, is used. Men must perform one
dive from each group, and women must
select five dives from different groups.
The four synchronized diving events
will include five rounds for women and
six for men. Each pair must perform
two rounds of dives with an assigned
degree of difficulty regardless of the formula and three (four for men) optional
dives with no limit in degree of difficulty.
Divers must perform dives from five
different groups of dives (i.e. forward,
backward). In mixed gender synchronized events, teams will perform five
dives.
The World Championships will feature diving competition in 1-meter
springboard, 3-meter springboard,
10-meter platform, 3-meter springboard
synchronized and 10-meter platform
synchronized, events for both men
and women. The individual events will
include preliminary, semifinal and final
sessions, while the synchronized events
are preliminary and finals only.
Groups of Dives
The individual events will consist of
optional dives only (no limit in degree of
difficulty). Women will perform five dives
and men will perform six dives in each
session (preliminary, semifinal and final;
no semfinals in 1-meter).
Back: The dive begins with the diver at
the end of the board with back toward
the water. The direction of rotation is
away from the board.
In the 1-meter events, the top 12 divers
from the preliminaries will advance to
the finals. In the 3-meter and 10-meter
individual contests, the top 18 divers
from the preliminaries will advance to
Forward: The diver faces the front of
the board and rotates toward the water.
Dives in this group vary from the simple
front dive to the extremely difficult forward four and one-half somersault.
Reverse: These dives begin with the
diver facing the front of the board (using
a forward approach) and rotating toward
the board. This group of dives were
formerly called “gainers.”
Inward: The diver stands on the end of
the board with back toward the water
and rotates toward the water (opposite of back dives). These dives were
formerly called “cutaways.”
Twisting: Includes any forward, back,
inward or reverse dive with a twist. This
group includes the greatest number
of dives because of all the possible
combinations.
Armstand: Used only in platform diving, these dives begin with the diver
assuming a handstand position on the
edge of the platform before executing
the dive.
Body Positions
Straight: This position requires that
there be no bend at the waist or the
knees. The arm placement is either by
the diver’s choice or defined by the dive
performed. Listed as “A”.
Pike: Legs are straight with the body
bent at the waist. Again, arm position
is either decided on by the diver or dictated by the type of dive. Listed as “B”.
Tuck: The body is bent at both the waist
and the knees. The thighs are drawn to
the chest while the heels are kept close
to the buttocks. Listed as “C”.
Free: This is the diver’s option of using
a combination of the other three positions. The free position is only used
in dives that include twists. The most
common combination is straight and
pike. Listed as “D”.
DV 30
About Diving
Judging
At the beginning of a dive, a diver’s
body should be straight, head erect,
heels together and arms straight to
the sides. Once the diver stands on
the front end of the board to perform a
standing dive, the judges assume the
dive has begun.
In judging a dive, certain parts of each
dive must be analyzed and evaluated,
and an overall award obtained. The
parts of a dive are:
Approach: In forward dives, the starting position is assumed when the diver
is ready to take the first step. The
forward approach must be smooth,
straight and forceful. It should be
comprised of no less than three steps
before the hurdle (the jump to the end
of the board in which both feet contact
the end of the board simultaneously). If
a diver takes less than three steps, the
referee deducts two points from each
judge’s award.
Takeoff: The takeoff should be forceful and confident, show control and
balance, and proceed without delay.
In running dives, the takeoff from the
springboard must be from both feet
simultaneously. In back takeoffs, the
diver is not allowed to lift his feet from
the board before the actual takeoff, but
may use his own method of arm swings.
During a back dive, a diver is not allowed to excessively rock the board
before taking off. A violation costs two
points from each judge’s score.
Elevation: The amount of spring or lift
a diver receives from the takeoff greatly
affects the appearance of the dive.
Since more height means more time,
a higher dive generally permits greater
accuracy and smoothness of movement. If, on any dive, the diver touches
the end of the board or dives to the side
of the direct line of flight, the judges
may deduct points at their discretion.
Execution: This is the most important,
as this is the dive itself. A judge watches for proper mechanical performance,
technique, form and grace.
Entry: The entry is very significant
because it is the last element of the
dive the judges see, and is probably the
one they will remember best. The two
criteria to be evaluated on entry are the
angle, which should be near vertical,
and the amount of splash, which should
be as little as possible.
Scoring
A diving contest is conducted by a referee, seven judges (11 for synchronized
events), a secretary and an announcer.
The referee ensures all regulations are
observed. After each dive, the referee
signals to the judges. Each judge, without communicating with his colleagues,
immediately flashes his award.
Judges scores range from 0 to 10 and
are awarded in full or half-point increments. The scores and their descriptions are as follows:
0
Completely failed
1/2 - 2
Unsatisfactory
2 1/2 - 4 1/2
Deficient
5 - 6 1/2
Satisfactory
7-8
Good
8 1/2 - 9 1/2
Very good
10
Excellent
The dive is then scored in this manner:
The seven scores are announced. The
two highest and two lowest scores are
eliminated. The remaining scores are
added and then multiplied by the DD
rating assigned to the dive. The DD is
predetermined with a table range from
1.2 to 4.1 in one-tenth increments.
For example: Awards = 6-5-5-5-5-5-4;
Sum (high and low score eliminated)
= 15; DD in this example = 2.0; Total
score is 15 x 2.0 = 30 points.
In synchronized diving, three judges
score one diver as an individual, three
other judges score the second diver as
an individual, and the remaining five
judges score the synchronization of the
dive. The highest and lowest of each
diver’s individual scores are eliminated,
and the highest and lowest scores for
synchronization are eliminated. The
two remaining individual scores are
then added to the three synchronization scores. The five scores are then
multiplied by 0.6, and that number is
multiplied by the degree of difficulty.
USA Diving
About USA Diving
USA Diving, Inc. is a not-forprofit organization recognized by
the U.S. Olympic Committee as the
sport’s national governing body.
Headquartered in Indianapolis,
USA Diving offers a variety of
programs for divers of all ages
and skill levels. It is a network of
people working together to conduct,
promote and participate in the
United States’ most successful
Olympic sport.
USA Diving is responsible
for training, selecting and
preparing teams that represent
the United States at events such
as the Olympic Games, World
Championships and FINA World
Diving Cup.
The most visible events run
by USA Diving each year are
the AT&T USA Diving National
Championships and the USA Diving
Winter National Championships.
Programs for junior divers and
(age 18 and under) are conducted
through Local Diving Associations
(LDAs) encompassing more than
200 clubs nationwide. The senior
program identifies and develops top
national and international-caliber
divers. The masters program is
available for divers 21 and over who
no longer compete on the senior
level, but wish to remain active.
USA Diving serves as a source
of information on all aspects of the
sport. The membership program
provides continuing information on
major programs, events and diving
news through the organization’s
official publication, Inside USA
Diving.

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