2016 USA MEDIA GUIDE

About USA Diving ...... 2 USA Diving Board of Directors/Staff ...... 2 Media Services ...... 3 Olympic Team Roster ...... 4 Olympic Games Schedule of Events ...... 4 Bios National Team Profi les: Men ...... 5-9 National Team Profi les: Women ...... 10-14 History Medal Counts ...... 15 Olympic Medalists ...... 16-17 All-time U.S. Olympic Roster ...... 18-19 Recent Olympic Games and Olympic Trials Results ...... 20-25 All-Time World Championships Medalists ...... 26-27 2013, 2015 World Championships Results ...... 27-28 All-Time World Cup Medalists ...... 28-30 2014, 2016 World Cup Results ...... 31 All-Time Medalists ...... 32-33 2015 Pan American Games Results ...... 33 National Championships U.S. Championships Sites and Dates ...... 34-35 All-Time U.S. National Champions ...... 35-39 All-Time Top U.S. National Titleholders ...... 40-42 History of Diving ...... 43 Guide to Diving ...... 44-46 FINA Degree of Diffi culty Tables ...... 47

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2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 1 ABOUT USA DIVING Formed in 1981, USA Diving, is a not- the Future Champions program allows for for-profi t organiza on recognized by the U.S. par cipa on for beginning level divers. Olympic Commi ee as the na onal govern- Along with its compe ve programs, ing body for diving in the United States. USA Diving has developed ways to involve Headquartered in Indianapolis, USA all segments of the diving community. Its Diving off ers a variety of programs for divers membership program serves a dual purpose of all ages and skill levels. In short, it is a of genera ng contribu on income for network of people working together to future programs and providing a means conduct, promote and par cipate in one of for communica on among USA Diving America’s most successful Olympic sports. coaches, offi cials, athletes and families. In addi on to selec ng teams for the Other programs focus on diving clinics, Olympic Games, World Championships and sports medicine research and “grassroots” Pan American Games, USA Diving conducts development. na onal championships and interna onal meets each year. Junior championships are open to young divers who have the ability and desire to compete. Senior na onal championships are held for top U.S. divers who strive to compete interna onally. Masters championships are geared for older divers who no longer par cipate in the senior program, but s ll wish to compete, and

BOARD OF DIRECTORS USA DIVING STAFF Chair ...... President & CEO Chris Shol s Linda Paul ...... [email protected] Vice Chair, Administra on ...... Vice President Kathy Dacey (interim) Terry Powers ...... [email protected] Vice Chair, Compe ve Excellence ..... High Performance Director Rick Schavone Treasurer ...... Steve Foley ...... [email protected] Kathy Bonuchi Educa on Director Independent Director ...... Aurelie Gibson ...... [email protected] Stephen Starks Senior Public Rela ons Director AAC Representa ve ...... Jennifer Lowery ...... [email protected] Cassandra Metzler Controller Athlete Representa ve ...... Karen Poulsen ...... [email protected] Chris Colwill Na onal Events Manager Athlete Representa ve ...... Mikela Calabrese ...... [email protected] Bri any Viola Membership/Development Immediate Past Chair ...... Taylor Payne ...... [email protected] Dave Burgering Marke ng Manager NCAA Representa ve ...... Roberta Page Stephanie Babcock...... [email protected] Coach Representa ve ...... John Proctor YMCA Representa ve ...... Gary Cox Na onal Federa on of State High School Associa ons Representa ve Sandy Searcy

2 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA SERVICES Informa on Sources EVENT SERVICES Press releases, schedules, bios, results and other Creden als media informa on are available at www.teamusa.org/ Creden als for USA Diving events can be arranged by usadiving or by contac ng the USA Diving na onal calling the USA Diving na onal offi ce. A creden al offi ce at (317) 237-5252. Upon request, informa on from your respec ve outlet will allow admission to will be faxed, mailed or sent via e-mail. na onal championship events.

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2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 3 OLYMPIC GAMES ROSTER/SCHEDULE Men Diver Hometown/Trains Birthdate Event(s) Noblesville, Ind./West Lafaye e, Ind. 4/24/89 10M, 10MS Sam Dorman Tempe, Ariz./Miami, Fla. 8/30/91 3MS Amherst, Mass./Bloomington, Ind. 7/16/94 3M, 3MS Kris an Ipsen Clayton, Calif./Stanford, Calif. 10/20/92 3M Steele Johnson Carmel, Ind./West Lafaye e, Ind. 6/16/96 10M, 10MS

Women Diver Hometown/Trains Birthdate Event(s) Kassidy Cook The Woodlands, Texas 5/9/95 3M Amy Cozad Indianapolis, Ind./Bloomington, Ind. 5/6/91 10MS Abby Johnston Columbus, Ohio/Durham, N.C. 11/16/89 3MS Jessica Parra o Dover, N.H./Bloomington, Ind. 6/26/94 10M, 10MS Katrina Young Shoreline, Wash./Tallahassee, Fla. 1/10/92 10M

Staff Head Coach: Drew Johansen (diving coach at Indiana University) Assistant Coach: Adam Solda (diving coach at Purdue University) Addi onal Coaches and Personal Coaches: Randy Ableman, Oleg Andriyuk, Ken Armstrong, Nunzio Esposto, John Proctor Team Leader: Steve Foley (USA Diving High Performance Director)

OLYMPIC GAMES SCHEDULE

All Times Local to Rio de Janeiro

August 7 - Women’s Synchronized 3-meter Finals: 4 p.m. August 8 - Men’s Synchronized 10-meter Finals: 4 p.m. August 9 - Women’s Synchronized 10-meter Finals: 4 p.m. August 10 - Men’s Synchronized 3-meter Finals: 4 p.m.

August 12 - Women’s 3-meter Preliminaries: 3:30 p.m. August 13 - Women’s 3-meter Semifi nals: 4 p.m. August 14 - Women’s 3-meter Finals: 4 p.m.

August 15 - Men’s 3-meter Preliminaries: 3:15 p.m. August 16 - Men’s 3-meter Semifi nals: 10 a.m.; Finals: 6 p.m.

August 17 - Women’s 10-meter Preliminaries: 3 p.m. August 18 - Women’s 10-meter Semifi nals: 10 a.m.; Finals: 4 p.m.

August 19 - Men’s 10-meter Preliminaries: 4 p.m. August 20 - Men’s 10-meter Semifi nals: 11 a.m.; Finals: 4:30 p.m.

4 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS David Boudia Height: 5’ 9” Birthdate/Birthplace: April 24, 1989/Abilene, Texas Hometown/Current Residence: Noblesville, Ind./West Lafaye e, Ind. Educa on: Purdue University Trains: Boilermaker Diving (West Lafaye e, Ind.) Coach: Adam Solda Na onal Team: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Career Highlights • Three- me Olympian (2008, 2012, 2016) • 2012 U.S. Olympic Team - Gold medalist, men’s 10-meter; bronze medalist, men’s synchronized 10-meter • 2008 U.S. Olympic Team - 5th, synchronized 10-meter; 6th, 10-meter •20- me na onal champion • 2014 FINA Diving World Series - bronze medalist on 10-meter in Dubai • Silver medalist on 10-meter at 2011, 2013, 2015 FINA World Championships (fi rst American man to medal on the event at three consecu ve World Championships since ) Personal The son of Jim and Sheilagh Boudia, David has two sisters, Shaila and Shauni. In October 2012, he married his wife, Sonnie. They welcomed their fi rst child, Dakoda, in September 2014. On August 2, 2016, David will release his fi rst book, Greater than Gold: From Olympic Heartbreak to Ul mate Redemp on (Nelson Books, 2016). David enjoys anything compe ve (football, basketball, soccer, etc.), reading, video games, and hanging out with friends. He has been diving since 2000, and learned under Olympic coach John Wingfi eld up un l moving on to Purdue in the fall of 2008. David’s ul mate goal was to win an Olympic gold medal, which he accomplished at the Games. His favorite dive is 109C. U.S. Olympic Team Trials 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3rd (643.86/Finchum) 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 1st (1642.20) NA (chosen at selec on camp) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 1st (1642.40) 1st (1387.86/McCrory) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 1st (1534.40) 1st (1326.57/Johnson) Olympic Games 10meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) 2008 , 10th (441.45) 5th (440.64/Finchum) 2012 London, 2015 Results 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 1st (1599.90) 1st (874.08/Johnson) USA Diving Synchronized Na onal Championships 1st (950.46/Johnson) World Championship Trials 1st (1544.05) 2nd (431.52/Johnson) FINA Diving World Series (Windsor, CAN) 7th (462.70) 2nd (431.52/Johnson) FINA Diving World Series (Dubai, UAE) 5th (529.25) FINA Diving World Series (Beijing, CHN) 3rd (534.70) FINA Diving World Championships 2nd (560.20) 5th (436.35/Johnson)

2016 Results 10meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) U.S. Olympic Team Trials 1st (1534.40) 1st (1326.57/Johnson) FINA Diving World Series (Windsor, CAN) 4th (533.05) 6th (412.53/Johnson) FINA Diving World Series (Dubai, UAE) 4th (526.15) 3rd (419.88/Johnson) FINA Diving World Series (Beijing, CHN) 6th (422.00) 4th (407.10/Johnson) FINA Diving World Cup 4th (439.95/Johnson) For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/David-Boudia

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 5 OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Sam Dorman Height: 5’9” Birthdate: August 30, 1991 Hometown: Tempe, Ariz. Current Residence: Miami, Fla. Educa on: University of Miami (2015, mechanical engineering) Club: Miami Diving Coach: Randy Ableman Na onal Team: 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Career Highlights •Six- me na onal champion (four in synchronized 3-meter - most recently with Kris an Ipsen at 2015 Winter Na onals; 1 on 3-meter, 1 on 1-meter) •2015 World Championships team member •2014, 2016 World Cup team member •Placed fourth on 3-meter at 2014 FINA Grand Prix in Mexico for his best fi nish in an interna onal meet •2015 NCAA champion on 3-meter

Personal Sam is the son of Marla Dorman, a lab technician, and Paul Dorman, a P.E. teacher. He has an older brother, Ben. Sam began diving at the age of eight, competed in his fi rst junior na onals in 2004 and in his fi rst senior na onals in 2008. His favorite dive is a 109C, although he broke his hand the fi rst me he did the dive. He has also suff ered from back spasms and a torn labrum. In between dives during compe on, Sam likes to play blackjack or Angry Birds and listen to music (depending on his mood, either slower music or Reggaeton). Sam’s favorite divers are Joona Puhakka and . When he’s not diving, Sam enjoys spending me with his dog (Hank), fi shing and going to the beach. He doesn’t like to watch other sports.

U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 16th (702.75) 7th (1028.73/Nees) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3rd (1300.15) 1st (1308.36/Hixon) 2015 Results 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 3rd (1373.65) 1st (822.99/Ipsen) World Championship Trials 16th (307.00) FINA World Championships 7th (405.99/Ipsen) FINA World Series (Mexico) 6th (401.28/Ipsen) FINA World Series (Windsor, CAN) 6th (365.43/T. Dumais)

2016 Results 3meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) FINA Diving World Series (Dubai, UAE) 6th (410.79/Ipsen) FINA Diving World Series (Beijing, CHN) 3rd (409.08/Ipsen) FINA Diving World Cup 6th (391.98/Ipsen)

For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/Sam-Dorman.

6 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Michael Hixon Height: 5’ 8ʺ Birthdate: July 16, 1994 Hometown: Amherst, Mass. Current Residence: Bloomington, Ind. Educa on: Indiana University (2018, majoring in economic consul ng) Club: TriSynerG Diving Coach: Drew Johansen Na onal Team: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Career Highlights •2016 World Cup team member (fi nalist on 3-meter) •Na onal Team member: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 •Two- me World Junior Championships medalist (1-meter bronze in 2012, synchronized 3-meter silver in 2010) •2014 NCAA champion on 1-meter and 3-meter while compe ng at the University of Texas •2011 na onal champion on 1-meter (best fi nish on 3-meter at a na onal championships is second) •Four- me Junior Pan American Championships medalist (2011: gold, 3-meter; bronze 1-meter; 2009: bronze, 1-meter and 3-meter) •Nine- me junior na onal champion Personal Michael is the son of Mandy and David Hixon. He has an older brother, Ma hew, and started diving when he was 7 years old. His mom dove at Ohio State and is the diving coach at the University of Massachuse s. Mandy coached Michael up un l he began his college career. Michael’s dad is the long- me 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 tles on 1-meter and 3-meter for the University of Texas in 2014 before transferring to Indiana University. He trains fi ve hours a day, and his favorite dive is 407C (inward 3 1/2 somersaults, tuck). He says the mental aspect of the sport is the hardest part about his training. He likes to listen to rap music between dives when he is compe ng. Michael describes himself as focused, determined and hard-working.

U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 29th (60.45/withdrew) 3rd (779.28/Bonuchi) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 2nd (1385.45) 1st (1308.36/Dorman) 2015 Results 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 2nd (1397.20) 5th (728.25/Schmidt) USA Diving Synchronized Na onal Championships 4th (795.57/Schmidt) World Championship Trials 1st (1352.30) FINA Grand Prix 6th (359.30) 2nd (376.74/Schmidt) FINA World Championships 13th (441.10) FINA Diving World Series (Winsor, CAN)

2016 Results 3meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix 3rd (412.25) 3rd (361.02/T. Dumais) FINA Diving World Series (Winsor,CAN) 6th (488.80) FINA Diving World Cup 12th (357.90)

For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/Michael-Hixon.

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 7 OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Kris an Ipsen Height: 5’ 7” Birthdate: October 20, 1992 Hometown: Clayton, Calif. Current Residence: Stanford, Calif. Educa on: Stanford University Club: Stanford Diving Coach: Oleg Andriyuk Na onal Team: 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016

Career Highlights •14- me senior na onal champion •Na onal team member 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016 •2016 World Cup bronze medalist (3-meter) •2010 World Cup silver medalist (synchronized 3-meter) •Three- me World Cup team member (2010, 2012, 2016) •2011 Pan American Games, sixth (3-meter individual), second (3-meter synchro) •Three- me NCAA champion while compe ng for Stanford University •Five- me Junior World Championships medalist (two gold, one silver, two bronze) •16- me junior na onal champion •Five- me Junior Pan American Championships medalist (three gold, two silver) Personal Kris an is the son of Kent and Yve e Ipsen. He has a younger sister, Lauren. Kris an has been diving since 1998 and was featured in Sports Illustrated’s Faces in the Crowd. At age 8, he became the youngest diver to fi nal on all three boards at the Junior Na onal Championships and later became the youngest diver to win a junior na onal tle. He dove for coach Phil Tonne at Diablo Divers before star ng his collegiate career at Stanford in the 2011-2012 season (he won the NCAA tle on 3-meter as a freshman). His family owns Skipolini’s Pizza.

U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 5th (1304.55) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3rd (1447.10) 1st (1296.21)

2015 Results 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro/Dumais) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 1st (1427.15) 1st (822.19/Dorman), 2nd (819.81/Dumais) AT&T USA Diving Na onal Championships 1st (462.10) World Championship Trials 4th (1262.60) FINA World Championships 7th (405.99/Dorman) USA Diving Synchronized Na onal Championships 1st (853.38/Dorman), 2nd (834.81/Dumais) FINA Diving World Series (Mexico) 6th (401.28/Dorman)

2016 Results 3meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) FINA Diving World Series (Dubai, UAE) 8th (435.35) 6th (410.79/Dorman) FINA Diving World Series (Beijing, CHI) 3rd (409.08/Dorman) FINA Diving World Cup 3rd (457.60) 6th (391.98/Dorman)

For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/KrisƟ an-Ipsen.

8 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Steele Johnson Height: 6-0 Birthdate: June 16, 1996 Birthplace: Indianapolis, Ind. Hometown: Carmel, Ind. Current Residence: West Lafaye e, Ind. College: Purdue University Club: Boiler Diving Academy Coach: Adam Solda Na onal Team: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Career Highlights •10- me senior na onal champion (fi ve tles apiece in individual and synchronized 10-meter) •2014 FINA World Cup bronze medalist in synchronized 10-meter with David Boudia •Won his fi rst senior interna onal medals with a bronze on 10-meter at the 2014 FINA Grand Prix Canada Cup and in synchronized 10-meter with David Dinsmore at 2014 FINA Grand Prix in Mexico •13- me junior na onal champion •2015 NCAA champion on 1-meter, pla orm

Personal 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 a ends. Steele is redshir ng the 2015-16 NCAA season in order to train for the Olympics. Steele started diving when he was 7 years old, and his favorite dive is 307C on 10-meter. Steele enjoys playing guitar and making fi lms (he has several YouTube Channels). He likes to listen to post-hardcore music and says he is a pro at Super Smash Bros. He is also ac vely 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.

U.S. Olympic Team Trials 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 6th (1178.00) 2nd (1207.08,Stanley), 3rd (1170.12,Enos) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 2nd (1475.15) 1st (1326.57/Boudia) 2015 Results 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 1st (1523.05) 1st (874.08/Boudia) USA Diving Synchronized Na onal Championship 1st (950.46/Boudia) World Championship Trials 3rd (1341.30) FINA Diving World Series (Winsor, CAN) 4th (503.45) 2nd (431.52/Boudia) FINA World Championships 5th (436.35/Boudia)

2016 Results 10meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) FINA Diving World Series (Dubai, UAE) 4th (419.88/Boudia) FINA Diving World Series (Beijing, CHI) 4th (407.10/Boudia) FINA Diving World Series (Winsor, CAN) 10th (420.10) 6th (412.53/Boudia) FINA Diving World Cup 4th (481.40) 4th (439.95/Boudia)

For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/Steele-Johnson.

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 9 OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Kassidy Cook Height: 5’ 3” Birthdate: May 9, 1995 Birthplace: Planta on, Fla. Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas Current Residence: The Woodlands, Texas Educa on: Stanford University (taking a year off to train for Olympics; set to graduate in 2018, communica ons) Club: The Woodlands Diving Academy Coach: Ken Armstrong (The Woodlands) Na onal Team: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2016

Career Highlights • 2016 World Cup team member (7th, 3-meter) • 2011 Pan American Games team member (bronze medal, synchronized 3-meter) • Bronze medalist on 3-meter at 2011 FINA Diving World Series in Mexico • Seven- me na onal champion • 2010 Junior World Championships gold medalist (1-meter, 3-meter) • Seven- me Junior Pan American champion • Na onal Team member: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2016

Personal Kassidy is the daughter of Kevin and Laura Cook. She has fi ve siblings: Kevin, Kara, Kelsey, Kylie and Kendall. Kassidy started diving at the age of three, and her sister, Kara, was a diver at Purdue University. Kassidy enjoys sports of all kinds and trains fi ve hours a day, six days a week. Kassidy narrowly missed making the 2012 Olympic team by .42 points and then was away from compe on for two years while recovering from shoulder and knee surgeries. Kassidy always gets her nails done before a compe on. During compe on, she likes to dance, listen to music (Drake, Major Lazer and Taylor Swi are among her favorites), color and stretch between dives. Her favorite dive is 305B, and her favorite diver is . She says the hardest part about training is weight li ing and the mental training having to do with injuries.

U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 4th (962.55) 2nd (955.98/Loukas) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 1st (1003.65)

2015 Results

3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 1st (975.20) 3rd (578.97/Ivory Ganja) AT&T USA Diving Na onal Championship 1st (294.70)

2016 Results 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix 7th (276.20) 2nd (288.60/Johnston) FINA World Cup 7th (332.20)

For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/Kassidy-Cook.

10 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Amy Cozad Height: 5-2 Birthdate: May 6, 1991 Hometown: Indianapolis, Ind. Trains: Bloomington, Ind. Educa on: Indiana University (2013, Mathema cs) Club: TriSynerG Diving Coach: Drew Johansen Na onal Team: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Career highlights •2015 FINA World Championships, 6th (10-meter); best by a U.S. woman at worlds since 2007 •2015, 2013 World Championships team member •2012, 2014, 2016 World Cup team member •2011 Pan American Games team member •Eight- me na onal champion (seven in synchronized 10-meter, one in individual 10-meter) •2012 and 2013 NCAA Championships, 3rd (pla orm); earned All-America honors

Personal Amy is the daughter of Thomas and Donna Cozad and has two siblings, sister Jenny and brother Cayman. She is engaged to Alex Magaña. 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 tuna before she competes and likes to go to Outback Steakhouse a er meets. A er gradua ng 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. Amy has worked as a math tutor at Indiana University, although she took me off from that job in 2016 to focus more on diving. When she isn’t diving or coaching, Amy enjoys cooking, playing with her puppies (B and Manny) and going to the movies. And she listens to loud, upbeat music to keep her going between dives (her favorite is Nicki Minaj). U.S. Olympic Team Trials 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3rd (1004.00) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 4th (937.25) 1st (935.76/Parra o)

2015 Results 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 1st (1008.35) 1st (596.04/Parra o) USA Diving Synchronized Na onal Championships 1st (612.30/Parra o) World Championship Trials 1st (1017.05) FINA Diving Grand Prix Austrialia 5th (295.50) 3rd (279.90/Parra o) FINA Diving Grand Prix Puerto Rico 10th (264.30) 4th (270.18/Parra o) FINA World Championships 6th (361.95) 9th (295.86/Parra o) FINA Diving Grand Prix Malyasia 5th (268.75) 2016 Results 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 1st (975.20) 3rd (578.97/Ivory Ganja) AT&T Diving Na onal Championship 1st (294.70) FINA Diving World Series (Dubai, UAE) 7th (308.15) FINA Diving World Series (Beijing, CHN) 8th (287.40) FINA Diving World Series (Winsor, CAN) 6th (307.10) FINA Diving Grand Prix 4th (299.94/Parra o)

For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/Amy-Cozad.

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 11 OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Abby Johnston Height: 5’5” Birthdate: November 16, 1989 Birthplace: Columbus, Ohio Hometown: Upper Arlington, Ohio College: Duke University (2013, Psychology) Team/Club: Duke Diving Coach: Nunzio Esposto

Career highlights •2012 Olympic silver medalist, synchronized 3-meter •Seven- me senior na onal champion (6 in synchronized 3-meter, 1 in individual 3-meter) •Won the 2011 NCAA Championships on 3-meter to become Duke’s fi rst NCAA champion (in 2009, she became the fi rst Duke diver to qualify for NCAAs) •Four- me World Cup team member (2010, 2012, 2014, 2016) •Finalist on 3-meter at 2010 World Cup •Medaled in synchronized 3-meter in 11 interna onal compe ons with six diff erent partners, da ng back to 2008. •2009 World University Games team member

Personal The daughter of David and Elaine Johnston, Abby has two sisters, Adrienne and Leah, and is engaged to Sam McGrath, an assistant football coach at Duke University. Abby began diving in 2002. She was a gymnast for nine years, but had to quit because of a back injury. Abby is enrolled in a pre-med program called CAPE and has interned in the brain tumor clinic at Duke Hospital. She enjoys going to the beach, watching TV, playing tennis and soccer, and spending me with family and friends.

U.S. Olympic Team Trials 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 13th (563.95) 1st (956.40/Bryant) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 2nd (949.30)

2015 Results

3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 2nd (950.75) 1st (587.40/Ryan) USA Diving Synchronized Na onal Championship 1st (626.40/Ryan) FINA World Championships 21st (267.60) 9th (292.50/Ryan) FINA Diving Grand Prix (Leon, MEX) 5th (284.10/Ryan)

2016 Results 3-meter (indiv.) 3-meter (synchro) FINA Puerto Rico Grand Prix 2nd (310.85) 2nd (288.60/Cook) FINA Diving World Cup 20th (280.75) 8th (294.90/Ryan)

For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/Abby-Johnston.

12 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Jessica Parra o Height: 5’ 2ʺ Birthdate: June 26, 1994 Hometown: Dover, N.H. Current Residence: Bloomington, Ind. Educa on: Indiana University Major: Community Health Club: TriSynerG Diving Coach: Drew Johansen Na onal Team: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016

Career Highlights •Seven- me senior na onal champion (Has two individual 10-meter tles and fi ve synchronized 10-meter tles, most recently with Amy Cozad at the 2015 Winter Na onal Championships) •2011 and 2015 World Championships team member •2014 and 2016 World Cup team member •2015 NCAA champion on pla orm •2012 junior na onal champion on pla orm •2012 Junior World Championships team member •2011 gold medalist on pla orm Junior Pan American Championships

Personal Jessica is the daughter of Amy and Mike Parra o. She has an older sister, Melissa, who is a swimmer at the University of Pennsylvania. 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 fi ve- me All- American diver at Wellesley College and was Jessica’s coach un l she was 14. Jessica started diving when she was 5 and moved to Indianapolis from New Hampshire in 2009 due to limited facili es (her pool had only one 1-meter springboard). She has since become one of the top 10-meter pla orm 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. Previously, Jessica also par cipated in gymnas cs, swimming, and soccer. Her favorite foods are mashed potatoes and LaFesta pizza back in New Hampshire.

U.S. Olympic Team Trials 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 9th (917.50) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 1st (1030.05) 1st (935.76/Cozad)

2015 Results 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 2nd (955.10) 1st (596.04/Cozad) USA Diving Synchronized Na onal Championships 1st (612.30/Cozad) World Championship Trials 2nd (1009.25) FINA Diving Grand Prix Australia 3rd (279.90/Cozad) FINA World Championships 9th (295.86/Cozad) FINA Diving Grand Prix Puerto Rico 4th (270.18/Cozad)

2016 Results 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 2nd (955.10) 1st (596.04/Cozad) USA Diving Synchronized Na onal Championships 1st (612.30/Cozad) World Championship Trials 2nd (1009.25) FINA Diving Grand Prix 17th (270.35) FINA Diving World Cup 4th (299.94/Cozad) For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/Jessica-ParraƩ o.

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 13 OLYMPIC TEAM BIOS Katrina Young Birthdate: January 10, 1992 Hometown: Shoreline, Wash. Current Residence: Tallahassee, Fla. Educa on: Florida State University (2015, Music with a minor in Italian) Coach: John Proctor Na onal Team: 2013, 2014, 2016

Career Highlights •2014 World Cup team member •2013 World University Games team member •2006 Junior World Championships team member

Personal Katrina is the daughter of Sean and Carol Young and has two siblings, Samantha and Eddie. Her grandmother, Elaine (Silburn) Young, was a 1948 Olympian in track and fi eld for Canada. Katrina began diving at age nine and her favorite dive is 107B. A er breaking her right leg across the growth plates in 2007, Katrina worked hard to regain her diving mentality and in 2013, she made the U.S. senior na onal team for the fi rst me. During meets she likes to visualize and listen to music. Her favorite food is salmon and her favorite TV Show is Alias. One of the moments Katrina remembers most throughout her diving career was compe ng at the Junior Pan American Championships in Fort Lauderdale when Hurricane Katrina hit.

U.S. Olympic Team Trials 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 12th (825.10) 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials 2nd (982.10) 3rd (836.10/James)

2015 Results 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 7th (894.15) AT&T USA Diving Na onal Championships 3rd (300.15) World Championship Trials 6th (818.45)

2016 Results 10-meter (indiv.) 10-meter (synchro) USA Diving Winter Na onal Championships 7th (894.15) AT&T Diving Na onal Championships 3rd (300.15) World Championship Trials 6th (818.45)

For complete career results, hƩ p://www.teamusa.org/usa-diving/athletes/Katrina-Young.

14 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE MEDAL COUNTS

OLYMPIC GAMES 19042012 Country ...... Gold ...... Silver ...... Bronze ...... Total ...... %Gold ...... %Silver ...... %Bronze ...... %Total USA ...... 48 ...... 41 ...... 43 ...... 132 ...... 42% ...... 36% ...... 37% ...... 38% CHN ...... 33 ...... 17 ...... 9 ...... 59 ...... 29% ...... 15% ...... 8% ...... 17% RUS (URS, EUN) ...... 8 ...... 14 ...... 13 ...... 35 ...... 7% ...... 12% ...... 11% ...... 10% GER (GDR) ...... 8 ...... 12 ...... 13 ...... 33 ...... 7% ...... 11% ...... 11% ...... 10% SWE ...... 6 ...... 8 ...... 7 ...... 21 ...... 5% ...... 7% ...... 6% ...... 6% MEX ...... 1 ...... 6 ...... 6 ...... 13 ...... 1% ...... 5% ...... 6% ...... 4% AUS ...... 3 ...... 3 ...... 6 ...... 12 ...... 3% ...... 3% ...... 6% ...... 3% CAN ...... 1 ...... 4 ...... 6 ...... 11 ...... 1% ...... 4% ...... 6% ...... 3% ITA ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... 2 ...... 9 ...... 3% ...... 4% ...... 2% ...... 3% GBR ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 5 ...... 7 ...... 0% ...... 2% ...... 4% ...... 2% DEN ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1/2% TCH ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 1% ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 1/2% EGY ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1% ...... 1/2% UKR ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 2% ...... 1/2% GRE ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1/4% FRA ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 1/4% AUT ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1/4% MAS ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1/4% TOTAL ...... 114 ...... 114 ...... 116 ...... 344

FINA WORLD AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIPS 19732015 Country ...... Gold ...... Silver ...... Bronze ...... Total ...... %Gold ...... %Silver ...... %Bronze ...... %Total* CHN ...... 73 ...... 44 ...... 21 ...... 138 ...... 60% ...... 36% ...... 17% ...... 38% RUS (URS, EUN) ...... 15 ...... 22 ...... 20 ...... 57 ...... 12% ...... 18% ...... 17% ...... 16% USA ...... 13 ...... 14 ...... 14 ...... 41 ...... 11% ...... 11% ...... 11% ...... 11% GER (GDR) ...... 2 ...... 10 ...... 17 ...... 29 ...... 1.5% ...... 8% ...... 14% ...... 8% CAN ...... 6 ...... 10 ...... 9 ...... 25 ...... 5% ...... 8% ...... 7% ...... 7% AUS ...... 2 ...... 7 ...... 8 ...... 17 ...... 1.5% ...... 6% ...... 7% ...... 5% ITA ...... 3 ...... 5 ...... 7 ...... 14 ...... 2% ...... 4% ...... 6% ...... 4% MEX ...... 1 ...... 3 ...... 8 ...... 12 ...... 1% ...... 2% ...... 7% ...... 3% UKR ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... 9 ...... 1.5% ...... 2% ...... 3% ...... 2% GBR ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 4 ...... 5 ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 3% ...... 1 1/3% SWE ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 3 ...... 1% ...... 1% ...... 1% ...... 1% MAS ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 3 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 2% ...... 3/4% PRK ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1/2% CUB ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1% ...... 1/2% TCH ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1% ...... 1/2% JPN ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1.5% ...... 1/2% ZIM ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1/4% HOL ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1/4% DDT ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 0% ...... 1/4% FIN ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1/4% TOTAL ...... 122 ...... 122 ...... 122 ...... 366

FINA DIVING WORLD CUP 19792016 Country ...... Gold ...... Silver ...... Bronze ...... Total ...... %Gold ...... %Silver ...... %Bronze ...... %Total CHN ...... 112 ...... 53 ...... 29 ...... 194 ...... 77% ...... 36% ...... 20% ...... 44% RUS (URS, EUN) ...... 12 ...... 29 ...... 15 ...... 56 ...... 8% ...... 20% ...... 10% ...... 13% USA ...... 10 ...... 15 ...... 17 ...... 42 ...... 7% ...... 10% ...... 12% ...... 10% GER (GDR) ...... 3 ...... 14 ...... 18 ...... 35 ...... 2% ...... 10% ...... 12% ...... 8% AUS ...... 2 ...... 12 ...... 15 ...... 29 ...... 1% ...... 8% ...... 10% ...... 7% CAN ...... 3 ...... 10 ...... 14 ...... 27 ...... 2% ...... 7% ...... 10% ...... 6% MEX ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... 12 ...... 19 ...... 2% ...... 3% ...... 8% ...... 4% GBR ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 7 ...... 9 ...... 0.7% ...... 0.7% ...... 5% ...... 2% UKR ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 4 ...... 5 ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 3% ...... 1% JPN ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 1% ...... 0.7% CUB ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 0.7% ...... 0.7% MAS ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 3 ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 0.7% ...... 0.7% AUT ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 0.7% ...... 1/2% ESP ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1/2% ITA ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1/2% FRA ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 0% ...... 1/4% BEL ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 1/4% FRG ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 1/4% KAZ ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 1/4% KOR ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 1/4% TCH ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 1/4% JAM ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0.7% ...... 0% TOTAL ...... 146 ...... 146 ...... 146 ...... 438

PAN AMERICAN GAMES 19512015 Country ...... Gold ...... Silver ...... Bronze ...... Total ...... %Gold ...... %Silver ...... %Bronze ...... %Total* USA ...... 39 ...... 40 ...... 32 ...... 111 ...... 44% ...... 46% ...... 36% ...... 42% MEX ...... 26 ...... 19 ...... 18 ...... 63 ...... 30% ...... 22% ...... 20% ...... 24% CAN ...... 19 ...... 16 ...... 20 ...... 55 ...... 22% ...... 18% ...... 23% ...... 21% CUB ...... 4 ...... 7 ...... 7 ...... 18 ...... 5% ...... 8% ...... 8% ...... 7% BRA ...... 0 ...... 4 ...... 3 ...... 7 ...... 0% ...... 5% ...... 3% ...... 3% COL ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 6 ...... 7 ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 7% ...... 3% ARG ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1% ...... 3/4% GUA ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 0% ...... 0% ...... 1% ...... 1/3% TOTAL ...... 88 ...... 88 ...... 88 ...... 264

*Percentages may vary because of rounding.

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 15 OLYMPIC MEDALISTS Gold Silver Bronze MEN’S SPRINGBOARD 1908 Albert Zurner (GER) 85.50 Kurt Behrens (GER) 85.30 George Gaidzik (USA) 80.80 Go lob Walz (GER) 80.80 1912 Paul Gunther (GER) 79.23 Hans Luber (GER) 76.78 Kurt Behrens (GER) 73.73 1920 (USA) 675.40 (USA) 655.30 Louis Balbach (USA) 649.50 1924 Al White (USA) 696.40 (USA) 693.20 Clarence Pinkston (USA) 653.00 1928 Pete Desjardins (USA) 185.04 Mickey Galitzen (USA) 174.06 Farid Simaika (EGY) 172.46 1932 Mickey Galitzen (USA) 161.38 (USA) 158.54 (USA) 151.82 1936 Richard Degener (USA) 163.57 Marshall Wayne (USA) 159.56 Al Greene (USA) 146.29 1948 (USA) 163.64 Miller Anderson (USA) 157.29 (USA) 145.52 1952 David Browning (USA) 205.29 Miller Anderson (USA) 199.84 Bob Clotworthy (USA) 184.92 1956 Bob Clotworthy (USA) 159.56 Donald Harper (USA) 156.23 Joaquin Capilla (MEX) 150.69 1960 (USA) 170.00 Samuel Hall (USA) 167.08 Juan Botella (MEX) 162.30 1964 Ken Sitzberger (USA) 159.90 Francis Gorman (USA) 157.63 Larry Andreasen (USA) 143.77 1968 Bernie Wrightson (USA) 170.15 (ITA) 159.74 James Henry (USA) 158.09 1972 Vladimir Vasin (URS) 594.09 Franco Cagno o (ITA) 591.63 Craig Lincoln (USA) 577.29 1976 (USA) 619.05 Franco Cagno o (ITA) 570.48 A. Kosenkov (URS) 567.24 1980 A. Portnov (URS) 905.025 Carlos Giron (MEX) 892.140 Franco Cagno o (ITA) 871.500 1984 Greg Louganis (USA) 754.41 Tian Liangde (CHN) 662.31 Ron Merrio (USA) 661.32 1988 Greg Louganis (USA) 730.80 Tian Liangde (CHN) 704.88 Li Deliang (CHN) 665.28 1992 (USA) 676.53 Tian Liangde (CHN) 645.57 Dmitry Sau n (EUN) 627.78 1996 (CHN) 701.46 Yu Zhuocheng (CHN) 690.93 Mark Lenzi (USA) 686.49 2000 Xiong Ni (CHN) 708.72 (MEX) 708.42 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 703.20 2004 (CHN) 787.38 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 755.97 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 753.27 2008 (CHN) 572.90 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 536.65 (CHN) 530.10 2012 (RUS) 555.90 Qin Kai (CHN) 541.75 He Chong (CHN) 524.15

MEN’S PLATFORM 1904 (USA) 12.66 Georg Hoff mann (GER) 11.66 Frank Kehoe (USA) 11.33 A. Braunschweiger (GER) 11.33 1906 Go lob Walz (GER) 156.00 Georg Hoff mann (GER) 150.20 O o Satzinger (AUT) 147.40 1908 (SWE) 83.75 Karl Malstrom (SWE) 78.73 Arvid Spangberg (SWE) 74.00 1912 Erik Adlerz (SWE) 73.94 Albert Zurner (GER) 72.60 Gustaf Blomgren (SWE) 69.56 1920 Clarence Pinkston (USA) 100.67 Erik Adlerz (SWE) 99.08 Haig Prieste (USA) 93.73 1924 Al White (USA) 97.46 David Fall (USA) 97.30 Clarence Pinkston (USA) 94.60 1928 Pete Desjardins (USA) 98.74 Farid Simaika (EGY) 99.58 Mickey Galitzen (USA) 92.34 1932 Harold Smith (USA) 124.80 Mickey Galitzen (USA) 124.28 Frank Kurtz (USA) 121.98 1936 Marshall Wayne (USA) 113.58 Elbert Root (USA) 110.60 Hermann Stork (GER) 110.31 1948 Sammy Lee (USA) 130.05 Bruce Harlan (USA) 122.30 Joaquin Capilla (MEX) 113.52 1952 Sammy Lee (USA) 156.28 Joaquin Capilla (MEX) 145.21 Gunther Haase (GER) 141.31 1956 Joaquin Capilla (MEX) 152.44 Gary Tobian (USA) 152.41 Richard Conner (USA) 149.79 1960 (USA) 165.56 Gary Tobian (USA) 165.25 (GBR) 157.13 1964 Bob Webster (USA) 148.58 Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) 147.54 Tom Gompf (USA) 146.57 1968 Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) 164.18 Alvaro Gaxiola (MEX) 154.49 Edwin Young (USA) 153.93 1972 Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) 504.12 Dick Rydze (USA) 480.75 Franco Cagno o (ITA) 475.83 1976 Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) 600.51 Greg Louganis (USA) 576.99 Vladimir Aleynik (URS) 548.61 1980 Falk Hoff man (GDR) 835.65 Vladimir Aleynik (URS) 819.70 D. Ambartsumyan (URS) 817.44 1984 Greg Louganis (USA) 710.91 Bruce Kimball (USA) 643.50 Li Kongzheng (CHN) 638.28 1988 Greg Louganis (USA) 638.61 Xiong Ni (CHN) 637.47 Jesus Mena (MEX) 594.39 1992 (CHN) 677.31 Sco Donie (USA) 633.63 Xiong Ni (CHN) 600.15 1996 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 692.32 Jan Hempel (GER) 663.27 Xiao Hailiang (CHN) 658.20 2000 (CHN) 724.53 (CHN) 713.55 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 679.26 2004 Hu Jia (CHN) 748.08 (AUS) 730.56 Tian Liang (CHN) 729.66 2008 Ma hew Mitcham (AUS) 537.95 Zhou Luxin (CHN) 533.15 (RUS) 525.80 2012 David Boudia (USA) 568.65 (CHN) 566.85 (GBR) 556.95

MEN’S PLAIN HIGH DIVING 1912 Erik Adlerz (SWE) 40.00 Hjalmar Johansson (SWE) 39.30 John Jansson (SWE) 39.10 1920 Arvid Wallman (SWE) 183.50 Nils Skoglund (SWE) 183.00 John Jansson (SWE) 175.00 1924 Richmond Eve (AUS) 160.00 John Jansson (SWE) 157.00 Harold Clarke (GBR) 158.00

MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 2000 Hailiang/Ni (CHN) 365.58 Dobroskok/Sau n (RUS) 329.97 Newbery/Pullar (AUS) 322.86 2004 Siranidis/Bimis (GRE) 353.34 Wels/Schellenberg (GER) 350.01 Newbery/Barne (AUS) 349.59 2008 Wang/Qin (CHN) 469.08 Sau n/Kunakov (RUS) 421.98 Kvasha/Prygorov (UKR) 415.05 2012 Qin/Luo (CHN) 477.00 Zakharov/Kuznetsov (RUS) 459.63 Dumais/Ipsen (USA) 446.70

MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 2000 Sau n/Loukashin (RUS) 365.04 Liang/Jia (CHN) 358.74 Hempel/Meyer (GER) 338.88 2004 Tian/Yang (CHN) 383.88 Waterfi eld/Taylor (GBR) 371.52 Helm/Newbery (AUS) 366.84 2008 Lin/Huo (CHN) 468.18 Hausding/Klein (GER) 450.42 Galperin/Dobroskok (RUS) 445.26 2012 Cao/Zhang (CHN) 486.78 Sanchez/Garcia (MEX) 468.90 Boudia/McCrory (USA) 463.47

16 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE OLYMPIC MEDALISTS

Gold Silver Bronze WOMEN’S SPRINGBOARD 1920 (USA) 539.90 Helen Wainwright (USA) 534.80 Thelma Payne (USA) 534.10 1924 Elizabeth Becker (USA) 474.50 Aileen Riggin (USA) 460.40 Caroline Fletcher (USA) 436.40 1928 Helen Meany (USA) 78.62 Dorothy Poynton (USA) 75.62 (USA) 73.38 1932 Georgia Coleman (USA) 87.52 Katherine Rawls (USA) 82.56 Jane Fauntz (USA) 82.12 1936 (USA) 89.27 Katherine Rawls (USA) 88.35 Dorothy Hill (USA) 82.36 1948 Victoria Draves (USA) 108.74 Zoe Ann Olsen (USA) 108.23 Patricia Elsener (USA) 101.30 1952 Pat McCormick (USA) 147.30 Madeleine Moreau (FRA) 139.34 Zoe Ann Jensen (USA) 127.57 1956 Pat McCormick (USA) 142.36 Jeanne Stunyo (USA) 125.89 Irene Macdonald (CAN) 121.40 1960 Ingrid Kramer (GER) 155.81 Paula Pope (USA) 141.24 Elizabeth Ferris (GBR) 139.09 1964 Ingrid Engel (GER) 145.00 Jeanne Collier (USA) 138.36 Mary Willard (USA) 138.18 1968 (USA) 150.77 Tamara Pogozheva (URS) 145.30 Keala O’Sullivan (USA) 145.23 1972 (USA) 450.03 Ulrika Knape (SWE) 434.19 Marina Janicke (GDR) 430.92 1976 (USA) 506.19 Christa Kohler (GDR) 469.41 Cynthia Po er (USA) 466.83 1980 Irina Kalinina (URS) 725.91 Mar na Proeber (GDR) 698.89 Karin Guthke (GDR) 685.245 1984 (CAN) 530.70 Kelly McCormick (USA) 527.46 Chris Seufert (USA) 517.62 1988 (CHN) 580.23 Li Qing (CHN) 534.33 Kelly McCormick (USA) 533.19 1992 Gao Min (CHN) 572.40 Irina Lashko (EUN) 514.14 Brita Baldus (GER) 503.07 1996 (CHN) 547.68 Irina Lashko (RUS) 512.19 Annie Pelle er (CAN) 509.64 2000 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 609.42 (CHN) 597.81 Doerte Lindner (GER) 574.35 2004 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 633.15 Wu Minxia (CHN) 612.00 Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 610.62 2008 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 415.35 Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 398.60 Wu Minxia (CHN) 389.85 2012 Wu Minxia (CHN) 414.00 (CHN) 379.20 Laura Sanchez (MEX) 362.40

WOMEN’S PLATFORM 1912 Greta Johansson (SWE) 39.90 Lisa Regnell (SWE) 36.00 Isabelle White (GBR) 34.00 1920 S. Fryland-Clausen (DEN) 34.60 Eileen Armstrong (GBR) 33.30 Eva Ollivier (SWE) 33.30 1924 Caroline Smith (USA) 10.50 Elizabeth Becker (USA) 11.00 Hjordis Topel (SWE) 15.50 1928 Elizabeth Pinkston (USA) 31.60 Georgia Coleman (USA) 30.60 Lala Sjoquist (SWE) 29.20 1932 Dorothy Poynton (USA) 40.26 Georgia Coleman (USA) 35.56 Marion Roper (USA) 35.22 1936 Dorothy Hill (USA) 33.93 Velma Dunn (USA) 33.63 Kathe Kohler (GER) 33.43 1948 Victoria Draves (USA) 68.87 Patricia Elsener (USA) 66.28 B. Christopherson (DEN) 66.04 1952 Pat McCormick (USA) 79.37 Paula Myers (USA) 71.63 Juno Irwin (USA) 70.49 1956 Pat McCormick (USA) 84.85 Juno Irwin (USA) 81.64 Paula Myers (USA) 81.58 1960 Ingrid Kramer (GER) 91.28 Paula Pope (USA) 88.94 Ninel Krutova (URS) 86.99 1964 Lesley Bush (USA) 99.80 Ingrid Engel (GER) 98.45 Galina Alekseyeva (URS) 97.60 1968 Milena Duchkova (TCH) 109.59 Natalia Lobanova (URS) 105.14 Ann Peterson (USA) 101.11 1972 Ulrika Knape (SWE) 390.00 Milena Duchkova (TCH) 370.92 Marina Janicke (GDR) 360.54 1976 E. Vaytsekhovskaya (URS) 406.59 Ulrika Knape (SWE) 402.60 Deborah Wilson (USA) 401.07 1980 Mar na Jaschke (GDR) 596.250 Servard Emirzyan (URS) 576.465 Liana Tsotadze (URS) 575.925 1984 Zhou Jihong (CHN) 435.51 Michele Mitchell (USA) 431.19 Wendy Wyland (USA) 422.07 1988 Xu Yanmei (CHN) 445.20 Michele Mitchell (USA) 436.95 Wendy Williams (USA) 400.44 1992 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 461.43 Elena Mirochina (EUN) 411.63 Mary Ellen Clark (USA) 401.91 1996 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 521.58 Annika Walter (GER) 479.22 Mary Ellen Clark (USA) 472.95 2000 Laura Wilkinson (USA) 543.75 (CHN) 542.01 Anne Montminy (CAN) 540.15 2004 (AUS) 590.31 (CHN) 576.30 Loudy Tourky (AUS) 561.66 2008 (CHN) 447.70 Emilie Heymans (CAN) 437.05 (CHN) 429.90 2012 Chen Ruolin (CHN) 422.30 Bri any Broben (AUS) 366.50 Pandelela Rinong (MAS) 359.20

WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 2000 Ilyina/Pakhalina (RUS) 332.64 Mingxia/Jingjing (CHN) 321.60 Sorokina/Zhupyna (UKR) 290.34 2004 Wu/Guo (CHN) 336.90 Ilyina/Pakhalina (RUS) 330.84 Lashko/Newbery (AUS) 309.30 2008 Guo/Wu (CHN) 343.50 Pakhalina/Pozdnyakova (RUS) 323.61 Kotzian/Fischer (GER) 318.90 2012 Wu/He (CHN) 346.20 Bryant/Johnston (USA) 321.90 Heymans/Abel (CAN) 316.80

WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 2000 Na/Xue (CHN) 345.12 Heymans/Montminy (CAN) 312.03 Gilmore/Tourky (AUS) 301.50 2004 Lao/Li (CHN) 352.14 Goncharova/Koltunova (RUS) 340.92 Hartley/Heymans (CAN) 327.78 2008 Wang/Chen (CHN) 363.54 Cole/Wu (AUS) 335.16 Espinosa/Or z (MEX) 330.60 2012 Chen/Wang (CHN) 368.40 Orozco/Espinosa (MEX) 343.32 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 337.62

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 17 OLYMPIC ROSTER

Ableman, Randy...... 1980 Condit, Shirley ...... 1940 Finchum, Thomas ...... 2008 Mission Viejo A.C. Na onal Training Center Allen, Aileen ...... 1920 Conner, Richard ...... 1956 Finneran, Michael ...... 1972 Pasadena A.C. Lyndon S.C. O’Brien Diving Anderson, Miller ...... 1948, 52 Cook, Kassidy ...... 2016 Fletcher, Caroline ...... 1924 Ohio State U. The Woodlands Diving Academy Pasadena A.C. Andreason, Larry...... 1964 Cooper, Linda ...... 1964 Foster, Nancilea...... 2008 Commerce S.C. Commerce S.C. The Woodlands Diving Academy Cozad, Amy ...... 2016 Frick, Carol ...... 1952 Balbach, Louis ...... 1920 TriSynerG Diving Ohrbach A.C. Beck, Beverly ...... 1940 Cragg, Robert ...... 1976 Becker, Elizabeth ...... 1924, ‘28 Kimball Divers Gaidzik, George ...... 1908, ‘12 Ambassador S.C. Crelenkovich, Helen ...... 1940 Chicago A.A. Bell, Ka e ...... 2012 Fairmont Hotel Galitzen, Mickey Riley ...... 1928, ‘32 Ohio State Diving L.A. A.C. Boggs, Phil ...... 1976 Davison, Michelle ...... 2000 Garcia, Caesar ...... 2004 Kimball Divers Fort Lauderdale Diving Auburn Dive Club Bornamann, F.A...... 1906 Degener, Richard ...... 1932, ‘36 Gestring, Marjorie ...... 1936, ‘40 Chicago A.A. Detroit A.C. Los Angeles A.C. Boudia, David ...... 2008, 2012, 2016 Desjardins, Pete ...... 1924, ’28 Gilbert, Rick...... 1968 Na onal Training Center, Boilermaker Roman Pools Bloomington S.C. Diving Dickey, William ...... 1904 Gilders, Barbara ...... 1956 Bradshaw, Mark ...... 1988 New York A.C. Detroit A.C. Ohio State Diving Donie, Sco ...... 1992, ’96 Gilissen, Cornelia ...... 1936 Briley, Melissa ...... 1976 Ft. Lauderdale, Miami Diving Women’s S.A. Hurricane S.C. Dorman, Sam ...... 2016 Gompf, Tom ...... 1964 Browning, David ...... 1952 Miami Diving U.S. Air Force U. of Texas Draves, Victoria ...... 1948 Gorman, Frank ...... 1964 Bryant, Kelci ...... 2008, 2012 Los Angeles A.C. Dick Smith S.G. Na onal Training Center, Minnesota Dumais, Jus n ...... 2004 Gossick, Sue ...... 1964, ‘68 Diving Centralized Training Center Westlake A.C. Bungham, Brian ...... 1980 Dumais, Troy ...... 2000, ‘04, ‘08, ‘12 Greene, Al ...... 1936 Longhorn D.C. Texas Diving, Centralized Training Center, Lake Shore A.C. Burgering, Dave ...... 1980 Longhorn Aqua cs Grimes, Be y ...... 1920 Mission Viejo Dunn, Velma ...... 1936 Minneapolis A.C. Bush, David ...... 1972 Fred Cady Grote, H.C...... 1908 Bush, Lesley...... 1964, ‘68 Dunnichay, Mary Beth ...... 2008 Princeton YMCA Na onal Training Center Hall, Sam ...... 1960 Coca-Cola S.C. Calhoun, John ...... 1952 Earley, Rick ...... 1972 Harlan, Bruce ...... 1948 Cardinell, Cassandra ...... 2004 Phillips 66 Ohio State U. Indiana Diving Elsener, Patricia ...... 1948 Harper, Donald ...... 1956 Chandler, Jennifer ...... 1976 Crystal Plunge Coca-Cola S.C. Mission Viejo Ely, Janet ...... 1972, ‘76 Henry, Jim ...... 1968 Clark, Mary Ellen ...... 1992, ’96 Robbins Diving Bloomington S.C. Ft. Lauderdale D.T. Hill, Dorothy Poynton ...... 1928, ‘32, ‘36 Clotworthy, Robert ...... 1952, ’56 Fall, David ...... 1924 L.A. A.C. New York A.C. A.C. Hixon, Michael ...... 2016 Colbath, Walter ...... 1928 Farrell, William ...... 1956 TriSynerG Diving Coleman, Georgia ...... 1928, ’32 Los Angeles A.C. Hunsberger, Clarita ...... 1928 Los Angeles A.C. Fauntz, Jane ...... 1932 Ambassador S.C. Collier, Jeanne ...... 1964 Illinois Women’s A.C. Dick Smith Swim Gym Ferguson, Kent ...... 1992 Ipsen, Kris an ...... 2012, 2016 Colwill, Chris ...... 2008, 2012 Ft. Lauderdale D.T. Stanford Diving Georgia Diving Irwin, Juno ...... 1948, ‘52, ‘56. ‘60 Pasadena A.C. Ishimatsu, Haley ...... 2008 Na onal Training Center

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Jeff rey, Patrick ...... 1988, ‘96 Mitchell, Michele ...... 1984, ‘88 Samuels, Newman ...... 1904 Ohio State Diving, Team Orlando Mission Viejo/Bay Missouri A.C. Jensen, Zoe Ann Olsen ...... 1948, ‘52 Moore, Tim ...... 1976 Scoggin, Ma ...... 1992 Athens A.C. O’Brien Diving Texas D.C. Johnson, Steele ...... 2016 Moses, Melisa ...... 1996 Seufert, Chris...... 1980, ‘84 Purdue University Clavadistas del Sol Kimball Divers Johnston, Abby ...... 2012, 2016 Myers, Paula Jean (Pope) . 1952, ‘56, ‘60 Sheldon, George ...... 1904 Duke Aqua cs, Duke Diving Lee S.C. Muegge Ins tute Sitzberger, Ken ...... 1964 Kehoe, Frank ...... 1904 Nejman, Barb ...... 1976 Indiana U. Chicago A.A. Kimball Divers Smith, Caroline ...... 1924 Keim, Jenny ...... 1996, 2000 Neyer, Megan ...... 1980 Los Angeles A.C. Fort Lauderdale Diving, Miami Diving Mission Viejo Solda , Kimiko ...... 2004 Kimball, Bruce ...... 1984 Centralized Training Center Kimball Divers O’Sullivan, Keala Rachel ...... 1968 Stunyo, Jeanne ...... 1956 King, Micki ...... 1968, 1972 Punahou S.C. Detroit A.C. U.S. Air Force Ovenhouse, Julie ...... 1992 Krug, Cassidy ...... 2012 Kimball Divers Taran no, Jevon ...... 2008 Stanford Diving Owen, Ellen ...... 1992 Fort Lauderdale Diving Team Kuehn, Louis ...... 1920 Emerald Diving Thrash, Ben ...... 1924 Multnomah A.C. San Francisco O.C. Kunkel, Rachelle ...... 2004 Parra o, Jessica ...... 2016 Tobian, Gary ...... 1956, ‘60 Trojan Dive Club TriSynerG Diving Los Angeles A.C. Kurtz, Frank ...... 1932, ‘36 Payne, Thelma...... 1920 Los Angeles A.C. Multnomah A.C. Viola, Bri any ...... 2012 Peterson, Ann ...... 1968 Miami Diving LaFace, Karen ...... 1992 Dick Smith Swim Gym Vitucci, Louis ...... 1964 Ft. Lauderdale D.T. Pichler, David ...... 1996, 2000 Blue Hill C.C. Lee, Sammy ...... 1948, ‘52 Pinkston, Clarence ...... 1920, ‘24 Vosler, Kent ...... 1976 Pasadena A.C. San Francisco O.C. O’Brien Diving Lenzi, Mark ...... 1992, ‘96 Po er, Cynthia ...... 1972, ‘76, ‘80 Kimball Divers Bloomington Gatorade Wainwright, Helen ...... 1920 Lincoln, Craig ...... 1972 Prandi, Kyle ...... 2004 Women’s S.C. Gopher D.C. Miami Diving Wayne, Marshall ...... 1936 Lord, Alice ...... 1920 Prieste, Harry ...... 1920 Biltmore A.C. Louganis, Greg...... 1976, ‘80, ‘84, ‘88 Los Angeles A.C. Webster, Bob ...... 1960, ‘64 Mission Viejo/Bay Pyrah, Charles ...... 1904 Sammy Lee S.C. Loukas, Chris na ...... 2008, 2012 Weinstein, Barb ...... 1980 Indiana Diving, The Woodlands Diving Rawls, Katherine ...... 1932, ‘36 Kimball Divers Academy Miami Beach S.C. White, Albert C...... 1924 Lucero, Wendy ...... 1988 Reiling Hildebrand, Sara ...... 2000, ‘04 Athens A.C. Kimball Divers Indiana Diving Whi en, Glen ...... 1956 Reinhold, Margaret ...... 1940 Ohio State U. Machemer, Kevin ...... 1980 Lake Shore Club Wilcock, Jus n ...... 2004 Kimball Divers Riggin, Aileen ...... 1920, ‘24 Centralized Training Center McAleenan, Arthur Jr...... 1912 Women’s Swim Assn. Wilkinson, Laura ...... 2000, ‘04, ‘08 New York A.C. Ri enhouse, Ariel ...... 2008 Woodlands Diving Team, Cent. Training McAlister, Barbara ...... 1964, ‘68 Na onal Training Center Center Concord S.C. Root, Elbert ...... 1936 Willard, Patsy ...... 1960, ‘64 McCormack, John ...... 1952 Detroit A.C. Dick Smith Swim Gym Pasadena A.C. Roper, Marion ...... 1932 Williams, Wendy Lian ...... 1988 McCormick, Kelly ...... 1984, ‘88 Alphi Phi Hurricane D.C. Ohio State Diving Ruehl, Becky...... 1996 Wilson, Deborah Keplar ...... 1976 McCormick, Pat ...... 1952, ‘56 Cincinna S ngrays O’Brien Diving Los Angeles A.C. Ruiz, Mark ...... 2000, ‘04 Wrightson, Bernie ...... 1968 McCrory, Nick ...... 2012 Team Orlando Dick Smith S.G. Duke Aqua cs Russell, Keith ...... 1968 Wyland, Wendy...... 1984 McGrath, Amy ...... 1980 Dick Smith Swim Gym Mission Viejo Hobie’s Heroes Rydze, Dick ...... 1972 Meany, Helen ...... 1920, ‘24, ‘28 Young, Katrina ...... 2016 Women’s S.C./N.Y. Una ached Merrio , Ron ...... 1984 Young, Win ...... 1968 Kimball Divers Bloomington S.C.

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18. Darian Schmidt TRIS 354.25 (wd) Eliminated a er semifi nals GAMES OF THE XXXI Eliminated a er preliminaries 13. Gracia Leydon-Mahoney U 528.50 19. Clark Thomas MIZZ 338.20 14. Mya Kraeger U 523.70 OLYMPIAD 20. Cory Bowersox LHA 332.60 15. Cheyenne Cousineau U 518.60 August 5-August 21, 2016 — 20. Hayden Jones MILE 332.60 16. Sarah McCrady RIP 508.85 22. Joshua Arndt TRIS 326.85 17. Emily Bretscher TD 503.80 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 23. Cameron Thatcher OHIO 325.60 18. Johanna Holloway FLDT 499.40 24. Joseph Coumos U 322.40 Eliminated a er preliminaries OLYMPIC GAMES QUALIFICATION 25. Sean OBrien LHA 321.45 19. Rachel Rubadue TD 241.25 The top two fi nishers on each individual event at 26. Henry Fusaro CLAV 316.40 20. Wallace Layland MIAF 220.80 the U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Diving, held June 27. Jacob Crayne UTAH 309.30 21. Annika Lenz UCLA 213.75 18-26 in Indianapolis, Ind., were nominated to 28. Devin Burne U 308.90 22. Lexi Tenenbaum U 203.70 the team. The top fi nishing team in the men’s 29. Jack Nyquist NCD 306.80 23. Christy Cutshaw NCD 163.60 synchonized 3-meter, men’s synchronized 10-me- 30. Christopher Law U 306.50 ter and women’s synchronized 10-meter events 31. Ma hew Phillip U 293.50 Women’s synchronized pla orm also were nominated to the team. 32. Stephen Romanik U 291.35 1. Jessica Parra o TRIS 33. Dominic Giordano U 290.10 Amy Cozad TRIS 935.76 Team USA — Women 34. Jordan Gotro SC 288.15 2. Samantha Bromberg LHA Kassidy Cook (3-meter/The Woodlands, Texas), 35. Gregory Duncan DDC 282.80 Delaney Schnell TCSN 846.42 Amy Cozad (10-meter synchro/Indianapolis, 36. Joshua Davidson TWDA 279.05 3. Anna James PUR Ind.), Abby Johnston ( 3-meter/Upper Arlington, 37. Thomas Shinholser H2OA 270.40 Katrina Young U 836.10 Ohio), Jessica Parra o (10-meter, 10-meter 4. Krysta Palmer NDC synchro/Dover, N.H.), Katrina Young (10-meter/ Men’s pla orm Tarrin Gilliland COM 828.54 Shoreline, Wash.) 1. David Boudia PUR 1534.40 5. Mya Kraeger U 2. Steele Johnson PUR 1475.15 Johanna Holloway FLDT 745.62 Team USA — Men 3. David Dinsmore MIAF 1463.15 6. Emily Bretscher TD David Boudia (10-meter, 10-meter synchro/ 4. Jordan Windle DUKE 1240.40 Christy Cutshaw NDC 710.76 Noblesville, Ind.), Sam Dorman (3-meter 5. Ryan Hawkins FLDT 1158.80 7. Maggie Merriman YCFT synchro/Tempe, Ariz.), Michael Hixon (3-meter, 6. Benjamin Bramley U 1137.10 Daria Lenz U 696.18 3-meter synchro/Amherst, Mass.), Kris an Ipsen 7. Zachary Cooper RIP 1133.50 (3-meter/Clayton, Calif.), Steele Johnson (10-me- 8. Christopher Law U 1094.00 ter, 10-meter synchro/Carmel, Ind.) 9. Theodore Miclau STAN 1081.35 Men’s synchronized 3-meter 10. Toby Stanley DUKE 1054.85 1. Samuel Dorman MIAD Team USA — Staff 11. Sco Lazeroff AUB 1029.70 Michael Hixon TRIS 1308.36 Randy Ableman (Coach/Miami, Fla.), Oleg 12. Harrison Jones MILE 1014.40 2. Troy Dumais LHA Andriyuk (Stanford Diving), Ken Armstrong Eliminated a er semifi nals Kris an Ipsen STAN 1260.39 (Coach/Conroe, Texas), Drew Johansen (Head 13. Collin Pollard USC 623.70 3. Briadam Herrera MIAF Coach/Bloomington, Ind.), Nunzio Esposto (Duke 14. Max Showalter PUR 605.50 Aaron Fleshner ALAB 1106.19 Diving), John Proctor (Florida State University), 15. Andrew Capobianco DUKE 587.50 4. Cory Bowersox LHA Adam Solda (Assistant Coach/West Lafaye e, 16. Nathan Cox PUR 586.40 Zachary Nees PSD 1100.31 Ind.) 17. Addison Boschult HAWK 570.90 5. Harrison Jones MILE 18. Manny Pollard U 321.95 Hayden Jones MILE 1096.62 Countries earned spots at the Olympic Games Eliminated a er semifi nals 6. Mark Anderson LHA by: 1) At the 2015 FINA World Championships in 19. James Brady DUKE 228.30 Dwight Dumais LHA 1065.06 Kazan, Russia, the top three synchronized teams 7. Bryce Klein U and the top 12 individuals earned Olympic spots Women’s 3-meter Bradley Christensen U 1062.48 for their federa ons; 2) At the 2016 FINA World 1. Kassidy Cook TWDA 1003.65 8. Henry Fusaro CLAV Cup in Rio de Janeiro, the four highest placing 2. Abby Johnston DUKE 949.30 Dashiell Enos USC 1008.27 synchro teams not already qualifi ed (as host 3. Lauren Reedy MIZZ 898.80 Eliminated a er semifi nals country, Brazil automa cally gets a spot in the 4. Laura Ryan GDA 898.70 9. Grayson Campbell DDC synchronized events) and the top 18 individuals 5. Maria Coburn LHA 890.15 Cameron Thatcher OHIO 670.83 earned spots; 3) Individual event winners at each 6. Alison Gibson U 884.25 of the fi ve con nental championships secured a 7. Elissa Dawson NCD 868.50 Men’s synchronized pla orm spot (Note: a country can qualify only two indi- 8. Qiongjie Drew TROJ 845.50 1. Steele Johnson PUR vidual spots, and one individual cannot secure 9. Deidre Freeman Huff HAWK 840.90 David Boudia PUR 1326.57 mul ple spots on the same event); 4) Unused 10. Samantha Pickens U 837.95 2. Ryan Hawkins FLDT quota spots were reallocated based on individual 11. Amanda Burke PSD 804.75 Toby Stanley DUKE 1088.55 results at the World Cup beginning with the 19th 12. Maren Taylor LHA 779.10 3. Max Showalter PUR place fi nisher. Eliminated a er semifi nals Zachary Cooper RIP 1025.67 13. Michole Timm MVN 530.60 4. Benjamin Bramley U OLYMPIC TRIALS COMPETITION 14. Brooke Schultz U 502.15 Maxwell Flory DDC 1019.67 Scores from all three sessions in each event 15. Emma Ivory-Ganja LHA 490.95 (preliminary, semifi nal, fi nal) were added 16. Gabby Han CLUB 480.35 together for a cumula ve score. The women 17. Nikki Canale CDA 463.50 performed fi ve dives in each session, while the 18. Sarah Bacon RIP 459.45 men performed six dives. Eliminated a er semifi nals 19. Ariel Ri enhouse STAN 223.65 U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS RESULTS 20. Camryn Hidalgo MVN 222.30 June 18-26 2016 - Indianapolis, Ind. 21. Mackenzie Willborn U 221.00 22. Meme Sharp U 219.90 Men’s 3-meter 23. Carolina Scul MARL 214.45 1. Kris an Ipsen STAN 1452.75 24. Lacey Houser TRIS 213.50 2. Michael Hixon TRIS 1385.45 25. Olivia Ball GDA 199.70 3. Samuel Dorman MIAD 1300.15 26. Meghan Houston LHA 195.05 4. Troy Dumais LHA 1287.40 27. Sine Scribbick U 182.10 5. Mark Anderson LHA 1258.00 6. Zachary Nees PSD 1250.25 Women’s Pla orm 7. Briadam Herrera MIAF 1224.65 1. Jessica Parra o TRIS 1030.05 8. Dashiell Enos USC 1161.55 2. Katrina Young U 982.10 9. Grayson Campbell DDC 1147.10 3. Samantha Bromberg LHA 958.40 10. Aaron Fleshner ALAB 1138.50 4. Amy Cozad TRIS 937.25 11. Dylan Zoe U 1097.15 5. Lisa Faulkner YCF 926.70 12. Joseph Cifelli PUR 1090.15 6. Delaney Schnell TCSN 924.10 Eliminated a er semifi nals 7. Tarrin Gilliland COM 882.15 13. Bradley Christensen U 724.15 8. Victoria Lamp SDT 862.30 14. Dwight Dumais LHA 706.15 9. Krysta Palmer NDC 855.75 15. Jakob (jb) Kolod STAN 705.25 10. MacKenzie Tweardy PUR 814.30 16. Connor Kuremsky STAN 691.25 11. Kahley Rowell U 796.65 17. Bryce Klein U 677.25 12. Camryn Hidalgo MVN 737.40

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4. Daley/Waterfi eld GBR 454.65 Women’s 10-meter pla orm GAMES OF THE XXXTH 5. Guerra/Aguirre CUB 450.90 1. Chen Ruolin CHN 422.30 6. Zakharov/Minibaev RUS 449.88 2. Bri any Broben AUS 366.50 OLYMPIAD 7. Hausding/Klein GER 446.07 3. Pandelela Rinong Pamg MAS 359.20 July 27-August 12, 2012 — 8. Bondar/Gorshkovozov UKR 433.32 4. Melissa Wu AUS 358.10 5. Yulia Koltunova RUS 357.90 London, England Women’s synchronized 10-meter 6. MEX 356.20 1. Wang/Chen CHN 368.40 7. Chris n Steuer GER 351.35 OLYMPIC GAMES QUALIFICATION 2. Espinosa/Orozco MEX 343.32 8. ITA 350.05 The top two fi nishers on each individual event at 3. Benfeito/Filion CAN 337.62 9. Hu Yadan CHN 349.50 the U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Diving, held June 4. Bugg/Wiggins AUS 323.55 10. Roseline Filion CAN 349.10 17-24 in Federal Way, Wash., were nominated 5. Couch/Barrow GBR 321.72 11. Meaghan Benfeito CAN 345.15 to the team. The top fi nishing team in the men’s 6. Steuer/Subschinski GER 312.78 12. Iuliia Prokopchuk UKR 344.55 synchonized 3-meter, men’s synchronized 10-me- 7. Rinong/Leong MAS 308.52 ter and women’s synchronized 3-meter events 8. Potyekhina/Prokopchuk UKR 299.64 Semifi nalists also were nominated to the team. 13. Kim Un Hyang, PRK, 314.40; 14. Kim Jun Ok, Men’s synchronized 3-meter PRK, 312.95; 15. Bri any Viola, USA, 300.50; 16. Team USA — Women 1. Luo/Qin CHN 477.00 Ka e Bell, USA, 296.80; 17. Maria Kurjo, GER, Ka e Bell (10-meter/Columbus, Ohio), Kelci 2. Zakharov/Kuznetsov RUS 459.63 264.45; 18. Mai Nakagawa, JPN, 260.05 Bryant (synchro 3-meter/Chatham, Ill.), Abby 3. Dumais/Ipsen USA 446.70 Johnston (synchro 3-meter/Upper Arlington, 4. Kvasha/Prygorov UKR 434.22 Eliminated a er preliminaries Ohio), Cassidy Krug (3-meter/Coraopolis, Pa.), 5. Mears/Robinson-Baker GBR 432.60 19. Monique Gladding, GBR, 301.45; 20. Stacie Chris na Loukas (3-meter/Riverwoods, Ill.), Brit- 6. Despa e/Ross CAN 421.83 Powell, GBR, 287.30; 21. Carolina Mendoza, tany Viola (10-meter/Orlando, Fla.) 7. Cas llo/Sanchez MEX 415.14 MEX, 286.95; 22. Traisy Vivian, MAS, 285.00; 23. 8. Lomas/Huang MAS 405.09 Brenda Spaziani, ITA, 268.00; 24. Audrey Labeau, Team USA — Men FRA, 261.05; 25. Annia Rivera, CUB, 233.95; 26. David Boudia (10-meter, 10-meter synchro/ Women’s 3-meter springboard Kim Suji, KOR, 215.75 Noblesville, Ind.), Chris Colwill (3-meter/ 1. Wu Minxia CHN 414.00 Brandon, Fla.), Troy Dumais (3-meter, synchro 2. He Zi CHN 379.20 Men’s 10-meter pla orm 3-meter/Ventura, Calif.), Kris an Ipsen (synchro 3. Laura Sanchez MEX 362.40 1. David Boudia USA 568.65 3-meter/Clayton, Calif.), Nick McCrory (10-meter, 4. Tania Cagno o ITA 362.20 2. Qiu Bo CHN 566.85 10-meter synchro/Chapel Hill, N.C.) 5. Sharleen Stra on AUS 345.65 3. Tom Daley GBR 556.95 6. Jennifer Abel CAN 343.00 4. Victor Minibaev RUS 527.80 Team USA — Staff 7. Cassidy Krug USA 342.85 5. Jose Guerra CUB 527.70 Randy Ableman (Coach/Miami, Fla.), Ken 8. Chris na Loukas USA 332.10 6. CHN 527.30 Armstrong (Coach/Conroe, Texas), Wenbo Chen 9. Olena Fedorova UKR 317.80 7. Ivan Garcia MEX 521.65 (Coach/Minneapolis, Minn.), Steve Foley (Team 10. Anna Lindberg SWE 316.80 8. Mar n Wolfram GER 506.65 Leader/Zionsville, Ind.), Drew Johansen (Head 11. Jaele Patrick AUS 309.40 9. Nick McCrory USA 505.40 Coach/Durham, N.C.), Dan Laak (Coach/Wat- 12. Emilie Heymans CAN 295.20 10. GER 496.30 kinsville, Ga.), Vince Panzano (Coach/Columbus, 11. Riley McCormick CAN 493.35 Ohio), Rick Schavone (Assistant Coach/Stanford, Semifi nalists 12. Oleksandr Bondar UKR 443.70 Calif.), Ma Scoggin (Coach/Aus n, Texas), Adam 13. Hannah Starling, GBR, 313.95; 14. Nora Solda (Coach/West Lafaye e, Ind.) Subschinski, GER, 313.20; 15. Francesca Dallape, Semifi nalists - Needs upda ng ITA, 312.60; 16. Katja Dieckow, GER, 312.50; 13. Ma hew Mitcham, AUS, 482.40; 14. German Countries earned spots at the Olympic Games 17. Nadezda Bazhina, RUS, 310.70; 18. Rebecca Sanchez, MEX, 477.30; 15. Anton Zakharov, UKR, by: 1) At the 2011 FINA World Championships Gallantree, GBR, 267.10 464.70; 16. Gleb Galperin, RUS, 453.80; 17. in Shanghai, China, the top three synchronized Victor Ortega, COL, 439.55; 18. Jeinkler Aguirre, teams (plus Great Britain as the Olympic host Eliminated a er preliminaries CUB, 436.95 country) and the top 12 individuals earned 19. Anastasia Pozdniakova, RUS, 286.50; 20. Jun Olympic spots for their federa ons; 2) At the Hoong Cheong, MAS, 272.45; 21. Anna Pysmen- Eliminated a er preliminaries 2012 FINA World Cup in London, the four highest ska, UKR, 271.50; 22. Flora Gondos, HUN, 266.45; 19. Bryan Nickson, MAS, 434.95; 20. James Con- placing synchro teams not already qualifi ed 23. Jocelyn Cas llo, VEN, 266.00; 24. Yan Yee Ng, ner, AUS, 427.45; 21. Vadim Kaptur, BEL, 420.60; and the top 18 individuals earned spots (Note: MAS, 257.70; 25. Nora Barta, HUN, 257.70; 26. 22. Sebas an Villa, COL, 419.25; 23. Peter Water- a country can qualify only two individual spots, Fanny Bouvet, FRA, 257.10; 27. Marion Farissier, fi eld, GBR, 412.45; 24. Amund Gismervik, NOR, and one individual cannot secure mul ple spots FRA, 248.70; 28. Juliana Velson, BRA, 241.15; 29. 401.55; 25. Christofer Eskilsson, SWE, 375.30; 26. on the same event); 3) Countries who had not Arantxa Chavez, MEX, 225.45; 30. Jenifer Benitez, Jiho Park, KOR, 370.50; 27. Francesco Dell’uomo, earned all of their individual spots a er the fi rst ESP, 224.60 ITA, 370.25; 28. Andrea Chiarabini, ITA, 367.75; two phases of qualifying could par cipate in 29. Eric Sehn, CAN, 363.90; 30. Hugo Parisi, BRA, a fi nal qualifying meet in London immediately Men’s 3-meter springboard 363.70; 31. Timofei Hordeichik, BLR, 350.05; 32. following the World Cup. The U.S. did not need 1. Ilya Zakharov RUS 555.90 Ri Hyun Ju, PRK, 331.30 to par cipate in that event. 2. Qin Kai CHN 541.75 3. He Chong CHN 524.15 OLYMPIC TRIALS COMPETITION OLYMPIC GAMES COMPETITION 4. Patrick Hausding GER 505.55 Scores from all three sessions in each event The Games of the XXIXth Olympiad featured 5. Troy Dumais USA 498.35 (preliminary, semifi nal, fi nal) were added 3-meter springboard, 10-meter pla orm, syn- 6. Yahel Cas llo MEX 492.70 together for a cumula ve score. The women chronized 3-meter and synchronized 10-meter 7. Ethan Warren AUS 488.95 performed fi ve dives in each session, while the events for men and women. Divers competed in 8. Illya Kvasha UKR 462.25 men performed six dives. preliminary, semifi nal and fi nal sessions in each 9. GBR 439.75 individual event. The top 18 at the conclusion 10. Ken Nee Yeoh MAS 437.45 U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS RESULTS of the preliminary advanced to the semifi nal, 11. Alexandre Despa e CAN 413.35 June 17-24, 2012 - Federal Way, Wash. and the top 12 from the semifi nals advanced 12. Javier Illana ESP 371.60 to the fi nals. Scores are not carried over. The Men’s 3-meter synchronized events are fi nals only compe ons. Semifi nalists 1. Chris Colwill GDC 1457.45 The women performed fi ve dives and the men 13. Chris Colwill, USA, 339.80; 14. Cesar Castro, 2. Troy Dumais LHA 1448.35 six in each session. BRA, 388.40; 15. Oleksiy Prygorov, UKR, 414.15; 3. Kris an Ipsen STAN 1447.10 16. Ma hieu Rosset, FRA, 422.50;17. Evgeny 4. Thomas Finchum U 1255.40 Women’s synchronized 3-meter Kuznetsov, RUS, 437.70; 18. Francois Imbeau- 5. Jus n Duamis YCF 1233.05 1. He/Wu CHN 346.20 Dulac, CAN, 440.20 6. Dwight Dumais LHA 1212.40 2. Bryant/Johnston USA 321.90 7. Aaron Fleshner ALA 1148.70 3. Heymans/Abel CAN 316.80 Eliminated a er preliminaries 8. David Bonuchi MIZZ 1143.65 4. Cagno o/Dallape ITA 314.10 19. Qiang Huang, MAS, 433.85; 20. Michele 9. Bradley Christensen GCD 1139.40 5. Smith/Stra on AUS 304.95 Benede , ITA, 433.05; 21. Sebas an Villa, COL, 10. Bryce Klein GCD 1119.35 6. Fedorova/Pysmenska UKR 302.40 414.90; 22. Damien Cely, FRA, 413.30; 23. Daniel 11. Brandon Watson U 1116.25 7. Blagg/Gallantree GBR 285.60 Islas, MEX, 410.60; 24. Tommaso Rinaldi, ITA, 12. Michael Wright TENN 1105.55 8. Rinong/Cheong MAS 283.50 400.00; 25. Robert Paez, VEN, 382.60; 26. Stefa- Cut a er semifi nals nos Paparounas, GRE, 366.10; 27. , 13. Chris Heaton U 715.90 Men’s synchronized 10-meter GBR, 330.00; 28. Edickson Contreras,VEN, 14. Chris an Holstein OSU 707.65 1. Cao/Zhang CHN 486.78 301.45; 29. Stephan Feck, GER, 133.80 15. Benjamin Grado TCSN 705.85 2. Sanchez/Garcia MEX 468.90 16. Samuel Dorman MIA 702.75 3. Boudia/McCrory USA 463.47 17. Drew Livingston UT 701.65 18. Michael Mosca HARV 636.05 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 21 OLYMPIC GAMES AND OLYMPIC TRIALS RESULTS

Cut a er preliminaries 18. Annika Lenz SCAL 503.15 19. Ryan Helms TENN 335.95 Cut a er preliminaries GAMES OF THE 20. Cameron Bradshaw SUND 324.00 19. Laura Winn UCLA 265.70 21. David MacDonald WWD 310.30 20. Emma Ivory-Ganja UCLA 260.50 XXIXTH OLYMPIAD 22. Rylan Ridenour SC 305.80 21. Cheyenne Cousineau OSU 259.40 August 8-24, 2008 — 23. Zachary Nees U 298.45 22. Kelli Stockton H2OA 259.15 24. Chris Law AAAD 297.35 23. Lisa Faulkner U 257.65 Beijing, China 25. Dashiell Enos U 297.00 24. Cassie Weil THDC 254.80 26. Cory Bowersox DDC 267.70 25. Kaylea Arne H2OA 254.70 OLYMPIC GAMES QUALIFICATION 27. Ian Forlini CD 263.55 26. Emma Villarreal TEAM 248.85 For the fi rst me since synchronized diving was 28. Finn Scribbick SANA 260.70 27. Lillian Hinrichs NEB 243.75 added to the Olympic schedule, the U.S. earned 29. Michael Hixon U 60.45 (wd) 28. Olivia Rosendahl TROJ 238.65 its maximum 12 spots (two on each individual 29. Eszter Pryor OHIO 234.45 event and one team per synchro event). The Men’s pla orm 30. Rachel Rubadue OHIO 208.65 top fi nisher on each individual event at the U.S. 1. David Boudia BOIL 1642.40 31. Cosima Lenz SCAL 187.35 Olympic Team Trials - Diving, was nominated to 2. Nick McCrory DAD 1582.55 32. Wallace Layland YCF 185.05 the team. The second individual per event, as 3. Thomas Finchum U 1463.20 well as all synchonized teams, were chosen at a 4. David Bonuchi MIZZ 1227.45 Women’s synchronized 3-meter selec on camp in Knoxville, Tenn. a er the Trials. 5. Logan Shinholser H2OA 1216.30 1. Abby Johnston DAD 6. Steele Johnson U 1178.00 Kelci Bryant MINN 956.40 Team USA — Women 7. Benjamin Grado TCSN 1170.80 2. Kassidy Cook TWDA Kelci Bryant (synchro 3-meter/Chatham, Ill.), 8. Dashiell Enos U 1154.55 Chris na Loukas TWDA 955.98 Mary Beth Dunnichay (synchro pla orm/Elwood, 9. Toby Stanley U 1147.65 3. Summer Allman LDA Ind.), Nancilea Foster (3-meter/Conroe, Texas), 10. Harrison Jones U 1142.20 Amanda Burke MDA 806.10 Haley Ishimatsu (pla orm, synchro pla orm/Seal 11. Christopher Law AAAD 1125.10 4. Deidre Freeman IOWA Beach, Calif.), Chris na Loukas (3-meter/River- 12. Zachary Nees U 1081.80 Veronica Rydze IOWA 794.82 woods, Ill.), Ariel Ri enhouse (synchro 3-meter/ Cut a er semifi nals 5. Bianca Alvarez OSU Santa Cruz, Calif.), Laura Wilkinson (pla orm/ 13. Danny Cox BOIL 729.20 Carrie Dragland MIA 774.30 Spring, Texas) 14. Zachary Cooper U 710.70 6. Logan Kline H2OA 15. Ryan Hawkins H2OA 693.15 Gabriella Agos no IND 742.20 Team USA — Men 16. Mark Anderson MVN 692.75 7. Eszter Pryor OHIO David Boudia (10-meter, 10-meter synchro/ 17. Cole Young MCCO 660.35 Rachel Rubadue OHIO 740.88 Noblesville, Ind.), Chris Colwill (3-meter, synchro 18. Samuel Smith TENN 586.20 8. Maren Taylor UT 3-meter/Brandon, Fla.), Troy Dumais (3-meter, Cut a er preliminaries Meghan Houston LHA 738.72 synchro 3-meter/Ventura, Calif.), Thomas 19. Conor Murphy IND 270.50 9. Kara McCormack MIA 483.42 Finchum (10-meter, 10-meter synchro/India- Kelly Markle TWDA 483.42 napolis, Ind.), Jevon Taran no (3-meter synchro/ Women’s 3-meter 10. Olivia Ball OHIO Boca Raton, Fla.) 1. Cassidy Krug STAN 1094.85 Rachel Rubadue OHIO 475.68 2. Chris na Loukas TWDA 1017.85 11. Michelle Cabassol PURD Team USA — Staff 3. Kelci Bryant MINN 967.05 Kaylea Arne H2OA 473.28 Ken Armstrong (Head Coach/Conroe, Texas), 4. Kassidy Cook TWDA 962.55 12. Emma Ivory-Ganja UCLA Dave Burgering (Coach/Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), 5. Bianca Alvarez OSU 949.00 Kendall McClenney TWDA 472.23 Wenbo Chen (Assistant Coach/Indianapolis, 6. Summer Allman LDA 900.90 13. Chloe Helmink TWDA 463.44 Ind.), Jeff Huber (Coach/Bloomington, Ind.), Dan 7. Gracia Leydon-Mahoney DAD 876.50 Phoebe Lamay CDC 463.44 Laak (Coach/Watkinsville, Ga.), Bob Rydze (Team 8. Meili Carpenter WINGS 852.00 Leader/Iowa City, Iowa.), Ma Scoggin (Coach/ 9. Sarah Bacon U 851.70 Synchronized Men’s 3-meter Aus n, Texas), John Wingfi eld (Head Coach/ 10. Victoria Ishimatsu TROJ 848.60 1. Kris an Ipsen STAN Fishers, Ind.) 11. Lindsay Lester MIA 841.35 Troy Dumais LHA 1296.21 12. Samantha Pickens TCSN 827.00 2. Drew Livingston UT OLYMPIC GAMES COMPETITION Cut a er semifi nals Christopher Colwill GDC 1263.51 The Games of the XXIXth Olympiad featured 13. Abby Johnston DAD 563.95 3. Jus n Dumais YCF 3-meter springboard, 10-meter pla orm, syn- 14. Erin Mertz BOIL 554.40 Dwight Dumais LHA 1151.46 chronized 3-meter and synchronized 10-meter 15. Amanda Burke MDA 525.65 4. Bryce Klein GCD events for men and women. Divers competed in 16. Courtney Forcucci SC 513.00 Bradley Christensen GCD 1091.40 preliminary, semifi nal and fi nal sessions in each 17. Ka e Carter AKR 501.50 5. Aaron Fleshner ALA individual event. The top 18 at the conclusion 18. Deidre Freeman IOWA 484.65 Chris Heaton U 1054.38 of the preliminary advanced to the semifi nal, Cut a er preliminaries 6. Michael Mosca HARV and the top 12 from the semifi nals advanced 19. Vennie Dan n AUB 257.05 Toby Stanley U 1042.77 to the fi nals. Scores are not carried over. The 20. Maren Taylor UT 254.20 7. Samuel Dorman MIA synchronized events are fi nals only compe ons. 21. Kendall McClenney TWDA 246.00 Zachary Nees U 1028.73 The women performed fi ve dives and the men 22. Cassie Weil THDC 243.15 8. Clark Thomas JDC six in each session. 23. Phoebe Lamay CDC 241.75 Jus n Youtsey REDH 957.18 24. Kelly Markle TWDA 238.95 9. David Bonuchi MIZZ Women’s synchronized 3-meter 25. Emma Ivory-Ganja UCLA 237.55 Michael Hixon U 779.28 1. Guo/Wu CHN 343.50 26. Kaylea Arne H2OA 237.00 10. Wil Mayo U 2. Pakhalina/Pozdnyakova RUS 323.61 27. Annika Lenz SCAL 236.30 Benjamin Freedman U 602.25 3. Kotzian/Fischer GER 318.90 28. Rachel Rubadue OHIO 234.50 4. Bryant/Ri enhouse USA 314.40 29. Shannon Lumbra GCD 229.70 Men’s Synchronized Pla orm 5. Cole/Stra on AUS 311.34 30. Olivia Ball OHIO 210.95 1. Nick McCrory DAD 6. Batki/Dallape ITA 296.70 31. Ariel Ri enhouse TDC 180.70 David Boudia BOIL 1387.86 7. Voloshchenko/Pysmenska UKR 293.10 2. Toby Stanley U 8. Gerrard/Sage GBR 278.25 Women’s Pla orm Steele Johnson U 1207.08 1. Bri any Viola MIA 1081.50 3. Dashiell Enos U Men’s synchronized 10-meter 2. Ka e Bell OHIO 1024.40 Steele Johnson U 1170.12 1. Lin/Huo CHN 468.18 3. Amy Cozad IND 1004.00 4. Ryan Hawkins H2OA 2. Hausding/Klein GER 450.42 4. Haley Ishimatsu TROJ, 995.65 Logan Shinholser H2OA 1074.00 3. Galperin/Dobroskok RUS 445.26 5. Victoria Lamp TENN 948.25 5. Mark Murdock U 4. Helm/Newbery AUS 444.84 6. Amy Korthauer IND 939.00 Dashiell Enos U 1039.02 5. Boudia/Finchum USA 440.64 7. Samantha Bromberg OHIO 938.45 6. Zachary Cooper U 6. Ortega/Uran COL 423.66 8. Anna James COM 921.95 Jordan Windle U 1029.63 7. Guerra/Fornaris CUB 409.38 9. Jessica Parra o U 917.50 7. Christopher Law AAAD 8. Aldridge/Daley GBR 408.48 10. Gracia Leydon-Mahoney DAD 868.05 Samuel Smith TENN 938.55 11. Laura Ryan U 860.45 8. Andrew Cramer STARZ Women’s synchronized 10-meter 12. Katrina Young TDC 825.10 Nicholas Klein TDC 923.01 1. Wang/Chen CHN 363.54 Cut a er semifi nals 2. Cole/Wu AUS 335.16 13. Carrie Dragland MIA 547.80 3. Espinosa/Or z MEX 330.06 14. Vennie Dan n AUB 540.75 4. Gamm/Subschinski GER 310.29 15. Couch U 538.60 5. Dunnichay/Ishimatsu USA 309.12 16. Lacey Houser STARZ 531.45 6. Choe/Kim PRK 308.10 17. Chen Ni U 522.80 7. Benfeito/Filion CAN 305.91

22 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE OLYMPIC GAMES AND OLYMPIC TRIALS RESULTS 8. Couch/Powell GBR 303.48 13. Tania Cagno o, ITA, 296.60; 14. Haley Men’s Pla orm Men’s synchronized 3-meter Ishimatsu, USA, 292.95; 15. Valen na Marocchi, 1. David Boudia U 1642.20 1. Wang/Qin CHN 469.08 ITA, 283.15; 16. Kim Un Hyang, PRK, 267.00; 17. 2. Thomas Finchum U 1583.50 2. Sau n/Kunakov RUS 421.98 Kim Jin Ok, PRK, 259.40; 18. Alexandra Croak, 3. Drew Livingston TWDA 1443.15 3. Kvasha/Prygorov UKR 415.05 AUS, 250.30 4. Nick McCrory DUKE 1345.35 4. Colwill/Taran no USA 410.73 5. JJ Kinzbach MIA 1285.60 5. Despa e/Miranda CAN 409.29 Eliminated a er preliminaries 6. Ma hew Cooper, MDC, 1246.70 6. Rozenberg/Klein GER 402.84 19. Chris n Steuer, GER, 290.80; 20. Iuliia Pro- 7. Daniel Mazzaferro AUB 1246.30 7. Robinson-Baker/Swain GBR 402.36 kopchuk, UKR, 290.40; 21. Audrey Labeau, FRA, 8. Harrison Jones TWDA 1233.75 8. Robertson/Newbery AUS 393.60 289.95; 22. Anja Richter, AUT, 287.70; 23. Juliana 9. David Colturi PU 1229.30 Veloso, BRA, 283.75; 24. Ramona Ciobanu, ROU, 10. Weston Wieser U 1213.70 Women’s 3-meter springboard 279.10; 25. Claire Febvay, FRA, 255.30; 26. E y- 11. Sean Moore U 1129.30 1. Guo Jingjing CHN 415.35 chia Pappa, GRE, 252.00; 27. Pandelela Rinong 2. Julia Pakhalina RUS 398.60 Pamg, MAS, 249.20; 28. Natalia Goncharova, Women’s 3-meter 3. Wu Minxia CHN 389.85 RUS, 240.45; 29. Anne Gamm, GER, 234.30 1. Chris na Loukas IND 1092.10 4. CAN 374.60 2. Nancilea Foster TWDA 1002.85 5. Tania Cagno o ITA 349.20 Men’s 10-meter pla orm 3. Allison Brennan SCAR 994.15 6. Anna Lindberg SWE 342.15 1. Ma hew Mitcham AUS 537.95 4. Ariel Ri enhouse U 978.65 7. Sharleen Stra on AUS 331.00 2. Zhou Luxin CHN 533.15 5. Kelci Bryant U 944.60 8. Nancilea Foster USA 316.70 3. Gleb Galperin RUS 525.80 6. Victoria Ishimatsu U 933.60 9. Chris na Loukas USA 315.70 4. CHN 508.40 7. Mary Yarrison LHA 926.10 10. Laura Sanchez MEX 312.25 5. Jose Guerra CUB 507.15 8. Cassidy Krug STAN 916.30 11. Olena Fedorova UKR 298.40 6. Mathew Helm AUS 467.70 9. Amanda Miller BDA 910.30 12. Nora Barta HUN 269.25 7. Thomas Daley GBR 463.55 10. Chelsea Davis U 892.45 8. MEX 460.20 11. Abby Johnston DUKE 836.10 Semifi nalists 9. Patrick Hausding GER 448.30 12. Summer Allman MUST 823.45 13. Jennifer Abel, CAN, 296.10; 14. Chantelle 10. David Boudia USA 441.45 Newbery, AUS, 294.45; 15. Di e Kotzian, GER, 11. Juan Uran COL 414.80 Men’s 3-meter 292.25; 16. Jashia Luna, MEX, 287.35; 17. Maria 12. Thomas Finchum USA 412.65 1. Troy Dumais LHA 1552.90 Marconi, ITA, 277.50; 18. Katja 2. Chris Colwill GDC 1465.10 Dieckow, GER, 263.00 Semifi nalists 3. Jus n Wilcock U 1363.40 13. Peter Waterfi eld, GBR, 430.95; 14. Vadim 4. Jevon Taran no FLDT 1362.80 Eliminated a er preliminaries Kaptur, BEL, 420.55; 15. Jeinkler Aguirre, CUB, 5. Kris an Ipsen DIAB 1304.45 19. Svetlana Filippova, RUS, 274.20; 20. Diana 414.20; 16. Riley McCormick, CAN, 391.35; 17. 6. Burkley Showe U 1267.25 Pineda, COL, 268.85; 21. Elizabeth Jimie, MAS, Reuben Ross, CAN, 390.75; 18. Sascha Klein, 7. Aaron Fleshner ALA 1247.15 253.50; 21. Mun Yee Leong, MAS, 253.50; 23. GER, 382.85 8. Harrison Jones TWDA 1221.30 Sheila Mae Perez, PHI, 251.15; 24. Villo Kormos, 9. Jonathan Wilcox LHA 1182.55 HUN, 247.95; 25. Rebecca Gallantree, GBR, Eliminated a er preliminaries 10. Kellen Harkness U 1176.20 232.75; 26. Anna Pysmenska, UKR, 223.50; 27. 19. Hugo Parisi, BRA, 412.95; 20. Kostyantyn 11. Mark Ruiz TOD 1129.45 Veronika Kratochwil, AUT, 218.75; 28. Jenna Milyayev, UKR, 410.05; 21. Aliaksandr Varlamau, 12. Terry Horner U 1057.95 Dreyer, RSA, 210.90; 29. Darya Romenskaya, BEL, BEL, 406.60; 22. German Sanchez, MEX, 399.35; 207.00; 30. Jenifer Benitez, ESP, 194.05 23. Constan n Popovici, ROU, 392.30; 24. Cassius SELECTION CAMP Duran, BRA, 389.65; 25. Francesco Dell’uomo, The top 6 divers on each event at the Olympic Men’s 3-meter springboard ITA, 388.80; 26. Bryan Nickson Lomas, MAS, Trials were invited to par cipate in the selec on 1. He Chong CHN 572.90 384.35; 27. Oleg Vikulov, RUS, 375.40; 28. Rexel camp held following the Trials. In addi on, 2. Alexandre Despa e CAN 536.65 Ryan Fabriga, PHI, 358.85; 29. Anton Zakharov, the top 3 synchro teams from the 2007 Kaiser 3. Qin Kai CHN 530.10 UKR, 344.95; 30. Kim Chon Man, PRK, 328.85 Permanente Na onal Diving Championships and 4. Dmitry Sau n RUS 512.65 2008 Speedo USA Diving Spring Na onal Champi- 5. Pavlo Rosenberg GER 485.60 2008 OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS onships as well as the teams that represented 6. Troy Dumais USA 472.50 the U.S. at the 2007 World Championships and 7. Yahel Cas llo MEX 462.10 QUALIFICATION 2008 World Cup were invited as well. 8. Patrick Hausding GER 462.05 Olympic Trials qualifi ca on was based on 9. AUS 461.05 performances at the 2007 Kaiser Permanente 10. Juan Uran COL 454.50 Na onal Diving Championships and 2008 Speedo 11. Ken Terauchi JPN 442.50 GAMES OF THE USA Diving Spring Na onal Championships. The 12. Chris Colwill USA 425.90 top 8 divers on each individual Olympic event XXIIITH OLYMPIAD qualifi ed for the Trials. Divers who competed at Semifi nalists the 2007 World Championships and/or the 2008 August 14-28, 2004 — 13. Joona Puhakka, FIN, 451.95; 14. Nicola World Cup qualifi ed in the events in which they Marconi, ITA, 444.55; 15. Athens, Greece competed, and members of the Olympic Medal Illya Kvasha, UKR, 439.55; 16. Ma hew Mitcham, Program qualifi ed as well. AUS, 427.45;17. Aleksandr Dobroskok, RUS, OLYMPIC GAMES QUALIFICATION 412.00; 18. Reuben Ross, CAN, 395.85. Two Olympic spots were available on each COMPETITION individual event and one team spot in each Eliminated a er preliminaries Scores from all three sessions in each event (pre- synchronized event (the U.S. did not qualify a 19. Jorge Betancourt, CUB, 428.25; 20. Javier liminary, semifi nal, fi nal) were added together women’s 3-meter synchro team). A maximum of Illana, ESP, 423.90; 21. for a cumula ve score. The number of dives for three individuals could be named to the team on Ramon Fumado, VEN, 419.05 ; 22. each event across the prelims, semifi nal and fi nal each level (3-meter and 10-meter). Constan n Blaha, AUT, 407.55; 23. Yuriy Shlyak- is as follows: women’s 3-meter springboard (fi ve hov, UKR, 405.05; 24. Cesar Castro, BRA, 400.60; dives); men’s 3-meter springboard (six dives); At the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Diving, 25. Sergei Kuchmasov, BEL, 399.40; 26. Benjamin women’s 10-meter pla orm (fi ve dives); men’s the synchronized teams were selected fi rst, thus Swain, GBR, 390.30; 27. 10-meter pla orm (six dives). Divers who placed naming two of the three individuals on each Jorge Pupo, CUB, 388.70; 28. Tommaso Marconi, in the top six at the 2007 World Championships level. The third diver was determined in the ITA, 360.15, 29. Seongchel Son, KOR, 353.35 or 2008 World Cup earned bonus points that individual events. The highest placing diver not were added to their scores at the Trials. on the synchronized team was named as the Women’s 10-meter pla orm third diver on each level. 1. Chen Ruolin CHN 447.70 Women’s 10-meter pla orm 2. Emilie Heymans CAN 437.05 1. Laura Wilkinson TWDA 1214.50 For women’s 3-meter, the top two divers were 3. Wang Xin CHN 429.90 2. Haley Ishimatsu U 1140.40 named to the team. 4. Paola Espinosa MEX 380.95 3. Cassandra Cardinell IND 1059.90 5. Ta ana Or z MEX 343.60 4. Bri any Viola MIA 1046.25 Team USA — Women 6. Melissa Wu AUS 338.15 5. Jessica Livingston TWDA 1014.60 Cassandra Cardinell (synchro pla orm/Loudon- 7. Marie-Eve Marleau CAN 332.10 6. Mary-Beth Dunnichay U 899.85 ville, N.Y.), Sara Hildebrand (pla orm, synchro 8. Tonia Couch GBR 328.70 7. Heather Bounds Isle MIA 893.25 pla orm/St. Paul, Minn.), Rachelle Kunkel 9. Laura Wilkinson USA 311.80 8. Michelle Cabassol TWDA 860.05 (3-meter/West Valley City, Utah), Kimiko Solda 10. Stacie Powell GBR 303.50 9. Lindsay Weigle IND 805.55 (3-meter/Magnolia, Texas), Laura Wilkinson 11. Mai Nakagawa JPN 296.30 10. Kristen Asman U 765.15 (pla orm/Spring, Texas) 12. Elina Eggers SWE 285.85 11. Vennie Dan n TWDA 678.55 12. Amy Korthauer IND 599.50 Team USA — Men Semifi nalists Jus n Dumais (synchro 3-meter/Ventura, Calif.),

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 23 OLYMPIC GAMES AND OLYMPIC TRIALS RESULTS Troy Dumais (3-meter, synchro 3-meter/Ventura, Papavasilopoulou, GRE, 463.89; 18. Angelique GER, 589.65 Calif.), Caesar Garcia (pla orm, Baton Rouge, Rodriguez, PUR, 455.94. La.), Kyle Prandi (pla orm, synchro pla orm/ Eliminated a er preliminary Strongsville, Ohio), Mark Ruiz (synchro pla orm/ Eliminated a er preliminary 19. Nickson Bryan, MAS, 407.13; 20. Mas- Orlando, Fla.), Jus n Wilcock (3-meter/Smith- 19. Svetlana Timoshinina, RUS, 289.68; 20. similiano Mazzucchi, ITA, 405.18; 21. Roman fi eld, Utah) Dolores Saez De Ibarra, ESP, 278.43; 21. Mun Volodkov, UKR, 403.59; 22. Ioannis Gavriilidis, yee Leong, MAS, 273.33; 22. Hyon Ju Jon, PRK, GRE, 395.34; 23. Caesar Garcia, USA, 388.77; 24. Team USA — Staff 272.01; 23. Olga Leonova, UKR, 271.92; 24. Cassius Duran, BRA, 387.75; 25. Jose Antonio Randy Ableman (Coach/Miami, Fla.), Ken Ramona Ciobanu, ROM, 268.23; 25. Kyong Kim Guerra Olivia, CUB, 375.87; 26. So rios Trakas, Armstrong (Head Coach/Conroe, Texas), Russ Ju, PRK, 263.52; 26. Yolanda Or z Espinoza, CUB, GRE, 361.56; 27. Aliaksandr Varlamov, BLR, Bertram (Team Administrator/Indianapolis, Ind.), 259.47; 27. Yulia Koltunova, RUS, 257.55; 28. 361.41; 28. Erick Fornaris Alvarez, CUB, 351.75; Jeff Huber (Coach/Bloomington, Ind.), Dick Kim- Chris n Steuer, GER, 256.77; 29. Leire Santos, 29. Kyle Prandi, USA, 346.53; 30. Andrei Mamon- ball (Team Leader/Ann Arbor, Mich.), Hongping ESP, 246.84; 30. Yaima Rosario Mena Pena, CUB, tov, BLR, 338.55; 31. Jean Romain Delaloye, SUI, Li (Coach/Los Angeles, Calif.), Jeff Shaff er (Coach/ 238.44; 31. Marion Reiff , AUT, 232.35; 32. Val- 326.82; 32. Hugo Parisi, BRA, 325.08; 33. Andras Auburn, Ala.) en na Marocchi, ITA, 221.85; 33. Claire Febvay, Hajnal, HUN, 305.79 FRA, 195.06; 34. Jenna Dreyer, RSA, 186.90. OLYMPIC GAMES COMPETITION Men’s synchronized 3-meter fi nal The Games of the XXVIIIIth Olympiad featured Women’s synchronized 3-meter 1. Siranidis/Bimis GRE 353.34 3-meter springboard, 10-meter pla orm, syn- 1. Wu/Guo CHN 336.90 2. Wels/Schellenberg GER 350.01 chronized 3-meter and synchronized 10-meter 2. Ilyina/Pakhalina RUS 330.84 3. Newbery/Barne AUS 349.59 events for men and women. Divers competed 3. Lashko/Newbery AUS 309.30 4. Betancourt/Fornaris CUB 338.46 in preliminary, semifi nal and fi nal sessions in 4. Gerrard/Smith GBR 302.25 5. Ally/Shipman GBR 334.98 each event. The top 18 at the conclusion of the 5. Sanchez/Espinosa MEX 286.92 6. Dumais/Dumais USA 327.06 preliminary advanced to the semifi nal. A er the 6. Kotzian/Schmalfuss GER 279.69 7. Sau n/Dobroskok RUS 312.24 semifi nal, the top 12, based on combined pre- 7. Hartley/Heymans CAN 276.90 8. Peng/Wang CHN 283.89 liminary and semifi nal scores, advanced to the 8. Georgatou/Koutsopetrou GRE 270.33 fi nal. Preliminary scores were dropped, so fi nal Men’s synchronized pla orm fi nal place standings were based on combined semi- Women’s synchronized pla orm 1. Tian/Yang CHN 383.88 fi nal and fi nal scores. The number of dives for 1. Lao/Li CHN 352.14 2. Waterfi eld/Taylor GBR 371.52 each event across the prelims, semifi nal and fi nal 2. Goncharova/Koltunova RUS 340.92 3. Helm/Newbery AUS 366.84 was as follows: women’s 3-meter springboard 3. Hartley/Heymans CAN 327.78 4. Volodkov/Zakharov UKR 357.66 (fi ve op onal dives, fi ve required dives, fi ve 4. Tourky/Folauhola AUS 313.92 5. Comtois/Despa e CAN 351.90 op onal dives); men’s 3-meter springboard (six 5. Espinosa/Luna MEX 307.74 6. Dobroskok/Galperin RUS 348.60 op onals, fi ve requireds, six op onals); women’s 6. Gamm/Subschinski GER 303.30 7. Trakas/Gavriilidis GRE 331.44 10-meter pla orm (fi ve op onals, four requireds, 7. Cardinell/Hildebrand USA 302.22 8. Ruiz/Prandi USA 325.44 fi ve op onals); men’s 10-meter pla orm (six 8. Pappa-Papav Lou/Sfakianou GRE 272.40 op onals, four requireds, six op onals). Men’s 3-meter fi nal 2004 OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS Women’s 3-meter fi nal 1. Peng Bo CHN 787.38 COMPETITION/OLYMPIC GAMES QUALIFICA 1. Guo Jingjing CHN 633.15 2. Alexandre Despa e CAN 755.97 TION 2. Wu Minxia CHN 612.00 3. Dmitri Sau n RUS 753.27 Trials events included men’s and women’s 3. Yulia Pakhanlina RUS 610.62 4. CHN 750.72 3-meter, 10-meter and synchronized 10-meter. 4. RUS 589.11 5. Fernando Platas MEX 704.25 A men’s synchronized 3-meter event was also 5. Blythe Hartley CAN 573.00 6. Troy Dumais USA 701.46 contested. Those were the events for which the 6. Loudy Tourky AUS 566.94 7. Alexander Dobroskok RUS 697.29 U.S. earned spots in the 2004 Olympic Games. 7. Irina Lashko AUS 551.97 8. Ken Terauchi JPN 690.00 8. Tania Cagno o ITA 550.38 9. Cesar Castro BRZ 662.97 Countries qualifi ed for Olympic spots based on 9. Rachelle Kunkel USA 546.72 10. Rommel Pacheco MEX 642.69 performances at the 2003 World Championships 10. Emilie Heymans CAN 530.73 11. Dmytro Lysenko UKR 629.64 and 2004 World Cup. 11. Di e Kotzian GER 509.52 12. Robert Newbery AUS 620.34 12. Paola Espinosa MEX 490.20 At the 2003 World Championships in Barcelona, Semifi nalists the top three synchronized teams and the top Semifi nalists 13. Philippe Comtois, CAN, 629.22; 14. Joona 12 individual divers secured Olympic invita ons. 13. Olena Federova, UKR, 503.28; 14. Nora Barta, Puhakka, FIN, 624.60; 15. Tony Ally, GBR, 617.13; At the 14th FINA Diving World Cup in Athens, HUN, 491.52; 15. Jane Smith, GBR, 483.75; 16. 16. Steven Barne , AUS 614.76; Ramon Fumado, Greece, the next four highest placing teams Ganna Sorokina, UKR, 474.15; 17. Jenna Dreyer, VEN, 605. 79; 18. Mark Shipman, GBR, 599.88 and approximately the next 20 highest placing RSA, 464.43; 18. Juliana Veloso, BRA, 462.45. individual divers received Olympic invita ons. Eliminated a er preliminary Greece received an automa c bid in each event Eliminated a er preliminary 19. Javier Illana, ESP, 385.80; 20. Nicola Marconi, at the host country. The U.S. earned invita ons in 19. Anna Lindberg, SWE, 255.63; 20. Jashia ITA, 384.63; 21. Jorge Betancourt, CUB, 382.56; all events except women’s synchronized 3-meter. Luna, MEX, 252.75; 21. Kimiko Solda , USA, 22. Erick Fornaris, CUB, 380.07; 23. Andreas 252.36; 22. So ria Koutsopetrou, GRE, 250.59; Wels, GER, 378.93; 24. Tommaso Marconi, ITA, U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS QUALIFICATION 23. Valen na Marocchi, ITA, 243.45; 24. Leyre 378.72; 25. Sergei Kuchmasov, BEL, 377.61; Individual Events Eizaguirre, ESP, 242.73; 25. Angelique Rodriguez, 26. Yuriy Shlyakhov, UKR, 377.19; 27. Tobias Invita ons were issued to a maximum 24 divers PUR, 239.19; 26. Mun Yee Leong, MAS, 227.67; Schellenberg, GER, 371.85; 28. Nikolaos Siranidis, per individual event, in the following order: 27. Terry Gracie Junita, MAS, 223.44; 28. Tracey GRE, 363.75; 29. Jukka Piekkanen, FIN, 359.22; Richardson, GBR, 209.34; 29. Ionna Cruz Tala- 30. Aliaksandr Varlamov, BEL, 357.09; 31. Juan - Divers with two points bera, CUB, 203.76; 30. Katura Horton Perinchief, Uran Salazar Guillermo, COL, 344.40; 32. Jus n - Divers with one point GBR, 203.58; 31. Heike Fischer, GER, 199.71; Wilcock, USA, 225.87 - Divers placing 7th-8th at the 2001, 2002 and 32. Villo Kormos, HUN, 193.68; 33. Diaman na 2003 U.S. Na onal Diving Championships; Georgatou, GRE, 157.56 Men’s pla orm fi nal 9th-12th at the 2003 U.S. Na onal Diving 1. Hu Jia CHN 748.08 Championships, 9th-12th at the 2004 Speedo Women’s pla orm fi nal 2. Mathew Helm AUS 730.56 American Cup. 1. Chantelle Newbery AUS 590.31 3. Tian Liang CHN 729.66 2. Lao Lishi CHN 576.30 4. Alexandre Despa e CAN 707.46 Divers earned two points for: 3. Loudy Tourky AUS 561.66 5. Peter Waterfi eld GBR 669.24 - A 1st or 2nd place fi nish at the 2001-2003 U.S. 4. Emilie Heymans CAN 555.03 6. GBR 663.12 Na onal Diving Championships 5. Laura Wilkinson USA 549.72 7. Heiko Meyer GER 646.56 - Finishing in the top two U.S. spots at the 2003- 6. CHN 546.48 8. Robert Newbery AUS 640.65 2004 Speedo American Cup 7. Myriam Boileau CAN 530.25 9. Francesco Dell’uomo ITA 628.77 - Placing 1st-3rd at the 2001-2003 FINA USA 8. Tania Cagno o ITA 518.67 10. Rommel Pacheco MEX 623.40 Diving Grand Prix, 2001 World Championships, 9. Olena Zhupina UKR 490.70 11. Dmitry Dobroskok RUS 622.23 2001 and 2003 World University Games, 2001 10. Sara Hildebrand USA 484.77 12. Juan G. Uran Salazar COL 605.46 and 2002 World Cup 11. Takiri Miyazaki JPN 479.10 - Being members of the 2000 Olympic Games 12. Paola Espinosa MEX 455.40 Semifi nalists and 2003 World Championships Teams 13. Gleb Galperin, RUS, 607.62; 14. Christopher Semifi nalists Kalec, CAN, 606.84; 15. Hyong Gil Choes, PRK, Divers earned one point for: 13. Jashia Luna, MEX, 481.80; 14. Anne Gamm, 600.36; 16. Anton Zakharov, UKR, 596.07; 17. - A 3rd-6th place fi nish at the 2001-2003 U.S. GER, 478.20; 15. Anja Richter, AUT, 472.44; 16. Yong Ryong Pak, PRK, 506.01; 18. Tony Adam, Juliana Veloso, BRA, 469.95; 17. E ychia Pappa-

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Na onal Diving Championships 8. Ryan Fagan IND - Finishing in the 3rd-8th U.S. spots at the 2003- Brian Metzler IND 473.67 2004 Speedo American Cup Men’s synchronized 3-meter preliminary Synchronized Events 9. Derek Starks MIA Invita ons were issued in the following order: Beau Sydes MUS 208.50 - The top eight teams with the highest points - In the event of a e for 8th, the team with the Men’s synchronized pla orm fi nal most recently accrued points was invited 1. Mark Ruiz TOD Kyle Prandi MIA 703.98 Divers earned two points for: 2. Troy Dumais CTC - A 1st or 2nd place fi nish at the 2001-2003 U.S. Jus n Dumais CTC 646.98 Na onal Diving Championships 3. David Boudia IRTC - Finishing in the top two U.S. spots at the 2003- Thomas Finchum IRTC 643.86 2004 Speedo American Cup 4. Ma Bricker AUB - Placing 1st-3rd at the 2001-2003 FINA USA Caesar Garcia AUB 620.94 Diving Grand Prix, 2001 World Championships, 5. Daniel Croaston INS 2001 and 2003 World University Games, 2001 Jason Coben MDC 562.32 Goodwill Games and 2002 World Cup 6. Brian Mariano IND Marc Carlton IND 542.94 Divers earned one point for: 7. Kent DeMond TRO - A 3rd-6th place fi nish at the 2001-2003 U.S. Ray Vincent TRO 518.67 Na onal Diving Championships 8. Steven LoBue BLU - Finishing in the 3rd-8th U.S. spots at the 2003- Kyle Mitrione BLU 492.00 2004 Speedo American Cup Men’s synchronized pla orm preliminary U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS 9. Eric Warrick INS June 7-13, 2004 — St. Peters, Mo. Josh Karshen BLR 239.10

Men’s 3-meter fi nal Women’s 3-meter fi nal 1. Troy Dumais CTC 1,151.37 1. Kimiko Solda CTC 884.70 2. Jus n Wilcock CTC 1,117.38 2. Rachelle Kunkel TRO 874.38 3. Phillip Jones TEN 1,073.13 3. Michelle Davison MIA 870.60 4. Clayton Moss KDC 1,030.23 4. Nancilea Underwood WOOD 840.15 5. Jevon Taran no COR 1,009.26 5. Sara Hildebrand IND 776.85 6. Andrew Bradley SCD 987.03 6. Ashley Rubenstein AUB 761.13 7. Kevin McMahon TRO 969.75 7. Cassandra Cardinell IND 755.16 8. Thomas Davidson NYAC 965.73 8. Cassidy Krug STA 743.82 9. Aaron Kirkpatrick KDC 959.91 9. Lane Bassham MOSS 741.30 10. Marc Carlton IND 934.29 10.Allison Brennan SCD 733.86 11. Ma Bricker AUB 911.82 11.Jaime Sanger TEN 730.68 12. Mitchell Richeson ELI 877.02 12.Carrie McCambridge BLR 728.76 13.Summer Mitchell MVN 712.71 Men’s 3-meter preliminary and semifi nal 13. Chris Colwill GDC 540.66 Women’s 3-meter preliminary and semifi nal 14. Jason Coben MDC 538.08 14. Julie Broms ELI 451.74 15. Jeff Gorton FTL 537.93 15. Kellie Brennan MVN 448.71 16. Louie Gagnet DIA 535.20 16. Lisa Silvestri IND 429.90 17. Zachary Wilcox UNA 529.11 17. Nicole Bolt TOD 425.46 18. Steven Segerlin AUB 523.47 18. Jessica Thompson FUEL 416.73 19. Daniel Croaston INS 310.14 19. Lauren King SCD 202.53 20. Lauryn McCalley TEN 188.52 Men’s pla orm fi nal 21. Holly Hodges SCD 184.38 1. Caesar Garcia AUB 1,157.94 2. Thomas Finchum IRTC 1,062.09 Women’s pla orm fi nal 3. Kyle Prandi MIA 1,056.39 1. Laura Wilkinson CTC 878.85 4. Jus n Dumais CTC 1,010.67 2. Bri any Viola TOD 836.40 5. Mark Ruiz TOD 961.11 3. Kimiko Solda CTC 830.43 6. Jason Coben MDC 946.44 4. Jessica Livingston WOOD 827.85 7. Steven Segerlin AUB 906.81 5. Sara Hildebrand IND 809.88 8. Harrison Jones WOOD 897.81 6. Erin Borchard TRO 773.73 9. Daniel Croaston INS 897.03 7. Nicole Pohorenec LNGH 739.08 10. JJ Kinzbach WOOD 895.50 8. Cassandra Cardinell IND 735.42 11. Josh Anderson TDT 889.56 9. Erin Savas CMD 725.91 12. Marc Carlton IND 880.23 10. Trisha Tumlinson SDD 699.39 11. Taryn Ignacio KDC 675.18 Men’s pla orm preliminary and semifi nal 12. Lindsay Weigle IND 666.06 13. Eric Warrick INS 500.64 14. Chris Colwill GDC 499.44 Women’s pla orm preliminary and semifi nal 15. Ray Vincent TRO 494.58 13. Emily Hunter GDC 398.16 16. Ma Bricker AUB 488.07 14. Emily Bouck UNA 394.65 17. Derek Starks MIA 486.75 15. Regan Gosnell BRU 392.13 18. Landon Marzullo ELI 447.24 16. Heather Bounds MIA 387.54 19. Evan Line e FTL 299.31 17. Kari Retrum IRTC 362.16 18. Ashley Bourland ELI 354.54 Men’s synchronized 3-meter fi nal 19. Mary Yarrison TDT 174.90 1. Jus n Dumais CTC Troy Dumais CTC 684.33 Women’s synchronized pla orm fi nal 2. Phillip Jones TEN 1. Cassandra Cardinell IND Jevon Taran no COR 615.54 Sara Hildebrand IND 634.29 3. Jus n Wilcock CTC 2. Laura Wilkinson CTC Clayton Moss KDC 594.90 Kimiko Solda CTC 600.42 4. Brian Mariano IND 3. Nicole Pohorenec LNGH Marc Carlton IND 576.48 Emily Bouck TOD 534.06 5. Aaron Kirkpatrick KDC 4. Heather Chapman IND Thomas Davidson NYAC 557.91 Jade Summerlin IND 420.09 6. Brian Earley MVN 5. Heather Bounds MIA Kevin McMahon TRO 549.30 Ashley Bourland ELI 417.69 7. Jason Coben MDC Andrew Sivulka AUB 544.56

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 25 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS MEDALISTS

Gold Silver Bronze WOMEN’S 1METER SPRINGBOARD 1991 Gao Min (CHN) 478.26 Wendy Lucero (USA) 467.82 H. Bartova (TCH) 449.76 1994 Chen Lixia (CHN) 279.30 Tab Shuping (CHN) 276.00 Annie Pelle er (CAN) 273.84 1998 Irina Lashko (RUS) 296.07 Vera Ilyina (RUS) 288.06 Zhang Jing (CHN) 260.31 2001 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 300.81 Wu Minxia (CHN) 295.57 Zhang Jing (CHN) 294.15 2003 Irina Lashko (AUS) 299.97 Conny Schmalfuss (GER) 296.13 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 291.33 2005 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 325.65 Wu Minxia (CHN) 299.70 Heike Fischer (GER) 299.46 2007 He Zi (CHN) 316.65 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 311.20 Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 304.60 2009 Julia Pakhalina (RUS) 325.05 Wu Minxia (CHN) 311.90 (CHN) 303.95 2011 (CHN) 318.65 Wang Han (CHN) 310.20 Tania Cagno o (ITA) 295.45 2013 He Zi (CHN) 307.10 Tania Cagno o (ITA) 307.00 Wang Han (CHN) 297.75 2015 Tania Cagno o (ITA) 310.85 Shi Tingmao (CHN) 309.20 He Zi (CHN) 300.300

WOMEN’S 3METER SPRINGBOARD 1973 Christa Kohler (GDR) 442.17 Ulrika Knape (SWE) 434.19 Marina Janicke (GDR) 426.33 1975 Irina Kalinina (URS) 489.81 Ta ana Volynkina (URS) 473.31 Chris ne Loock (USA) 466.92 1978 Irina Kalinina (URS) 691.43 Cynthia Po er (USA) 643.22 Jennifer Chandler (USA) 637.41 1982 (USA) 501.03 Chris Seufert (USA) 490.02 Yuan Chun Peng (CHN) 482.10 1986 Gao Min (CHN) 582.90 Y. Li (CHN) 549.42 M. Babkova (URS) 525.21 1991 Gao Min (CHN) 539.01 Irina Lashko (URS) 524.70 Brita Baldus (GER) 503.73 1994 Tan Shuping (CHN) 548.49 Vera Ilyina (RUS) 498.60 Claudia Bockner (GER) 480.15 1998 Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 544.62 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 518.76 Chantelle Michell (AUS) 515.07 2001 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 596.67 Irina Lashko (AUS) 552.39 Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 543.54 2003 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 617.94 Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 611.58 Wu Minxia (CHN) 589.80 2005 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 645.54 Wu Minxia (CHN) 619.05 Tania Cagno o (ITA) 591.27 2007 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 381.75 Wu Minxia (CHN) 368.80 Tania Cagno o (ITA) 341.70 2009 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 388.20 Emilie Heymans (CAN) 346.45 Tania Cagno o (ITA) 341.25 2011 Wu Minxia (CHN) 380.85 He Zi (CHN) 379.15 Jennifer Abel (CAN) 365.10 2013 He Zi (CHN) 383.40 Wang Han (CHN) 356.25 Pamela Ware (CAN) 350.25 2015 Shi Tingmao (CHN) 383.55) He Zi (CHN) 377.45 Tania Cagno o (ITA) 356.15

WOMEN’S PLATFORM 1973 Ulrika Knape (SWE) 406.77 Milena Duchkova (TCH) 387.18 Irina Kalinina (URS) 381.42 1975 Janet Ely (USA) 403.39 Irina Kalinina (URS) 387.99 Ulrika Knape (SWE) 387.90 1978 Irina Kalinina (URS) 412.71 Mar na Jaeschke (GDR) 384.09 Melissa Briley (USA) 364.74 1982 Wendy Wyland (USA) 438.79 Ramona Wenzei (DDT) 417.99 Ji Hong Zhou (CHN) 399.78 1986 L. Chen (CHN) 449.67 W. Lu (CHN) 422.25 Wendy Wyland (USA) 412.47 1991 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 426.51 Elena Mirochina (URS) 402.87 Wendy Williams (USA) 400.23 1994 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 434.04 Chi Bin (CHN) 420.24 Maria Jose Alcala (MEX) 396.48 1998 Olena Zhupyna (UKR) 550.41 Cai Yuyan (CHN) 536.25 Chen Li (CHN) 519.45 2001 Xu Mian (CHN) 532.65 Duan Qing (CHN) 522.54 Loudy Tourky (AUS) 511.50 2003 Emilie Heymans (CAN) 597.45 Lao Lishi (CHN) 595.56 Li Na (CHN) 563.43 2005 Laura Wilkinson (USA) 564.87 Loudy Tourky (AUS) 551.25 Jia Tong (CHN) 550.98 2007 Wang Xin (CHN) 432.85 Chen Roulin (CHN) 410.30 Chris n Steuer (GER) 386.85 2009 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 428.25 Chen Roulin (CHN) 417.60 Li Kang (CHN) 410.35) 2011 Chen Ruolin (CHN) 405.30 Hu Yadan (CHN) 394.00 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 377.15 2013 Si Yajie (CHN) 392.15 Chen Ruolin (CHN) 388.70 Iuliia Prokopchuk (UKR) 358.40 2015 Kim Kuk Hyang (PRK) 397.05 Ren Qian (CHN) 388.00 Pandela Rinong (MAS) 385.05

WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 1998 Lashko/Pakhalina (RUS) 282.30 Rao/Li (CHN) 276.18 Pesek/Bonner (USA) 263.91 2001 Minxia/Jingjing (CHN) 347.31 Pakhalina/Ilyina (RUS) 320.61 Kotzian/Schmalfuss (GER) 303.03 2003 Minxia/Jingjing (CHN) 357.30 Pakhalina/Ilyina (RUS) 321.24 Espinosa/Sanchez (MEX) 299.64 2005 Li/Juo (CHN) 349.80 Kotzian/Schmalfuss (GER) 319.05 Ishchenko/Fedorova (UKR) 308.82 2007 Wu/Guo (CHN) 355.80 Kotzian/Fischer (GER) 318.45 Stra on/Cole (AUS) 313.14 2009 Guo/Wu (CHN) 348.00 Cagno o/Dallape (ITA) 329.70 Pakhanlina/Pozdniakova (RUS) 310.80 2011 Wu/He (CHN) 356.40 Heymans/Abel (CAN) 313.50 Smith/Stra on (AUS) 306.90 2013 Wu/Shi (CHN) 338.40 Cagno o/Dallape (ITA) 307.80 Abel/Ware (CAN) 292.08 2015 Wu/Shi (CHN) 351.30 Abel/Ware (CAN) 319.47 Mills/Qin (AUS) 304.20

WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 1998 Zhupyna/Serbina (UKR) 278.28 Chen/Cai (CHN) 276.54 Link/Long (USA) 265.47 2001 Qing/Xue (CHN) 329.94 Olshevskaya/Timoshinina (RUS) 306.90 Miyazaki/Otsuki (JPN) 297.00 2003 Lao/Li (CHN) 344.58 Tourky/Dackiw (AUS) 323.34 Olshevskaya/Timoshinina (RUS) 300.12 2005 Jia/Yuan (CHN) 351.60 Tourky/Newbery (AUS) 334.89 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 328.80 2007 Wang/Chen (CHN) 361.32 Cole/Wu (AUS) 324.00 Gamm/Subschinski (GER) 306.63 2009 Wang/Chen (CHN) 467.94 Dunnichay/Ishimatsu (USA) 324.66 Leong/Pamg (MAS) 321.66 2011 Wang/Chen (CHN) 362.58 Croak/Wu (AUS) 325.92 Steuer/Subschinski (GER) 316.29 2013 Chen/Liu (CHN) 356.28 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 331.41 Leong/Pamg (MAS) 331.14 2105 Chen/Liu (CHN) 359.52 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 339.99 Kim/Song (PRK) 325.26

MEN’S 1METER SPRINGBOARD 1991 Edwin Jongejans (HOL) 588.51 Mark Lenzi (USA) 578.22 Wang Yijie (CHN) 577.86 1994 Evan Stewart (ZIM) 382.14 Lan Wei (CHN) 375.96 Brian Earley (USA) 361.59 1998 Yu Zhuocheng (CHN) 417.54 Troy Dumais (USA) 415.74 Holger Schlepps (GER) 398.31 2001 Wang Feng (CHN) 444.03 Wang Tianling (CHN) 433.14 Alexander Dobroskok (RUS) 414.21 2003 Xu Xiang (CHN) 431.94 Kenan Wang (CHN) 412.41 Joona Puhakka (FIN) 391.26 2005 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 489.69 Xu Xiang (CHN) 445.68 Wang Feng (CHN) 445.56 2007 (CHN) 477.40 He Chong (CHN) 469.85 Christopher Sacchin (ITA) 441.40 2009 Qin Kai (CHN) 449.00 Zhang Xinhua (CHN) 445.90 Ma hew Mitcham (AUS) 440.20 2011 Li Shixin (CHN) 463.90 He Min (CHN) 444.00 Pavlo Rozenberg (GER) 436.50 2013 Li Shixin (CHN) 460.95 Illya Kvasha (UKR) 434.30 Alejandro Chavez (MEX) 431.55 2015 (CHN) 485.50 Illya Kvasha (UKR) 449.05 Michael Hixon (USA) 428.30

MEN’S 3METER SPRINGBOARD 1973 Phil Boggs (USA) 618.57 Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) 615.18 Keith Russell (USA) 579.48 1975 Phil Boggs (USA) 597.10 Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) 588.21 V. Strakhov (URS) 577.59

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1978 Phil Boggs (USA) 913.95 Falk Hoff mann (GDR) 873.33 Giorgio Cagno o (ITA) 845.51 1982 Greg Louganis (USA) 752.06 Sergei Kuzmin (URS) 636.15 Alexandr Portnov (URS) 631.56 1986 Greg Louganis (USA) 750.06 Tan Liangde (CHN) 692.28 Li Hongping (CHN) 642.06 1991 (USA) 650.25 Tan Liangde (CHN) 643.95 Albin Killat (GER) 619.77 1994 Yu Zhuocheng (CHN) 655.44 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 646.59 Wang Tianling (CHN) 638.22 1998 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 746.79 Zhou Yilin (CHN) 694.92 Vassiliy Lisovskiy (RUS) 651.60 2001 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 725.82 Wang Tianling (CHN) 717.27 Ken Terauchi (JPN) 712.38 2003 Alexander Dobroskok (RUS) 788.37 Bo Peng (CHN) 780.84 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 776.64 2005 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 813.60 Troy Dumais (USA) 752.76 He Chong (CHN) 730.77 2007 Qin Kai (CHN) 545.35 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 518.65 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 517.10 2009 He Chong (CHN) 505.20 Troy Dumais (USA) 498.40 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 490.30 2011 He Chong (CHN) 554.30 Ilya Zakharov (RUS) 508.95 (RUS) 493.55 2013 He Chong (CHN) 544.95 Evgeny Kuznetsov (RUS) 508.00 Yahel Cas llo (MEX) 498.30 2015 He Chao (CHN) 555.05 Ilya Zakharov (RUS) 547.60 Jack Laugher (GBR) 528.90

MEN’S PLATFORM 1973 Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) 559.53 Keith Russell (USA) 523.74 Falk Hoff mann (GDR) 492.15 1975 Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) 547.98 Nikolai Mikhailin (URS) 532.95 Carlos Giron (MEX) 529.71 1978 Greg Louganis (USA) 844.11 Falk Hoff mann (GDR) 836.76 Vladimir Alenik (URS) 813.62 1982 Greg Louganis (USA) 634.26 Vladimir Alenik (URS) 629.85 Bruce Kimball (USA) 619.68 1986 Greg Louganis (USA) 668.58 Li Kongzheng (CHN) 624.33 Bruce Kimball (USA) 599.91 1991 Sun Shuwei (CHN) 626.81 Xiong Ni (CHN) 603.81 G. Chogovadze (URS) 580.68 1994 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 634.71 Sun Shuwei (CHN) 630.03 V. Timoshinin (RUS) 607.32 1998 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 750.99 Tian Liang (CHN) 699.30 Jan Hempel (GER) 624.15 2001 Tian Liang (CHN) 688.77 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 670.95 Mathew Helm (AUS) 670.23 2003 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 716.91 Mathew Helm (AUS) 697.74 Tian Liang (CHN) 696.06 2005 Hu Jia (CHN) 698.01 Jose Oliva Guerra (CUB) 691.14 Gleb Galperin (RUS) 656.19 2007 Gleb Galperin (RUS) 554.70 Zhou Luxin (CHN) 519.15 Lin Yue (CHN) 513.70 2009 Thomas Daley (GBR) 539.85 Qui Bo (CHN) 532.20 Zhou Luxin (CHN) 530.55 2011 Qiu Bo (CHN) 585.45 David Boudia (USA) 544.25 Sascha Klein (GER) 534.50 2013 Qiu Bo (CHN) 581.00 David Boudia (USA) 517.40 Sascha Klein (GER) 508.55 2015 Qiu Bo (CHN) 587.00 David Boudia (USA) 560.20 Thomas Daley (GBR) 537.95

MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 1998 Xu/Yu (CHN) 313.50 Mesch/Schlepps (GER) 308.28 Roy/Pullar (AUS) 305.16 2001 Bo/Kenan (CHN) 342.63 Rodriguez/Platas (MEX) 338.49 Dobroskok/Sau n (RUS) 335.19 2003 Dobroskok/Sau n (RUS) 369.18 Wang/Wang (CHN) 343.29 Wels/Schellenberg (GER) 334.44 2005 He/Wang (CHN) 384.42 Schellenberg/Wels (GER) 364.50 J. Dumais/T. Dumais (USA) 360.27 2007 Qin/Wang (CHN) 458.76 Despa e/Miranda (CAN) 418.92 Schellenberg/Wels (GER) 414.54 2009 Qin/Wang (CHN) 467.94 Dumais/Ipsen (USA) 445.59 Despa e/Ross (CAN) 428.64 2011 Qin/Luo (CHN) 463.98 Zakharov/Kuznetsov (RUS) 451.89 Cas llo/Sanchez (MEX) 437.61 2013 Qin/He (CHN) 448.86 Zakharov/Kuznetsoz (RUS) 428.01 Ocampo/Pacheco (MEX) 422.79 2015 Cao/Yuan (CHN) 471.45 Kuznetsov/Zakharov (RUS) 459.18 Laugher/Mears (GBR) 445.20

MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 1998 Sun/Tian (CHN) 326.34 Kuehne/Hempel (GER) 308.01 Varlamov/Loukashin (RUS) 304.02 2001 Liang/Jia (CHN) 361.41 Rueda/Platas (MEX) 336.63 Volodkov/Zakharov (UKR) 336.06 2003 Helm/Newbery (AUS) 384.60 Volodkov/Zakharov (UKR) 372.60 Tian/Hu (CHN) 367.14 2005 Dobroskok/Galperin (RUS) 392.88 Yang/Hu (CHN) 374.79 Waterfi eld/Taylor (GBR) 367.95 2007 Huo/Lin (CHN) 489.48 Dobroskok/Galperin (RUS) 467.16 Boudia/Finchum (USA) 463.56 2009 Huo/Lin (CHN) 482.58 Boudia/Finchum (USA) 456.84 Guerra/Aguirre (CUB) 456.60 2011 Qiu/Huo (CHN) 480.03 Hausding/Klein (GER) 443.01 Gorshkovozov/Bondar (UKR) 435.36 2013 Klein/Hausding (GER) 461.46 Minibaev/Chesakov (RUS) 445.95 Cao/Shang (CHN) 445.56 2015 Chen/Lin (CHN) 495.72 Garcia/Sanchez (MEX) 448.89 Izmailov/Minibaev (RUS) 441.33

Women’s 1-meter 10. Punzel/Wassen GER 285.00 1. Tania Cagno o ITA 310.85 XIV FINA WORLD 11. Krasnoshlyk/Tatsenko UKR 283.20 2. Shi Tingmao CHN 309.20 12. Kim/Ko KOR 271.11 2. He Zi CHN 300.30 CHAMPIONSHIPS 4. Olena Fedorova UKR 286.95 Men’s 1-meter 5. Esther Qin AUS 280.50 JULY 242, 2015 1. Xie Siyi CHN 485.50 6. Nadezhda Bazhina RUS 273.45 KAZAN, RUSSIA 2. Illya Kvasha UKR 449.05 7. Nora Subschinski GER 265.25 3. Michael Hixon USA 428.30 8. Kim Suji KOR 258.50 4. Jahir Ocampo MEX 427.35 9. Maria Lolyakova RUS 255.20 Men’s synchronized 3-meter 5. Oleg Kolodiy UKR 423.50 10. Inge Jansen NED 244.10 1. Qin/Cao CHN 471.45 6. Kris an Ipsen USA 420.65 11. Dolores Hernandez MEX 241.90 2. Zakharov/Kuznetsov RUS 459.18 7. He Chao CHN 415.50 12. AUS 226.05 3. Laugher/Mears GBR 445.20 8. Constan n Blaha AUT 404.40 16. Samantha Pickens USA 237.90 4. Gorshkovosov/Kvasha UKR 436.53 9. Woo Haram KOR 399.55 5. Gagne/Imbeau-Dulac CAN 408.66 10. Ma hieu Rosset FRA 392.65 Men’s 3-meter 6. Feck/Hausding GER 406.80 11. Rommel Pacheco MEX 390.95 1. He Chao CHN 555.05 7. Dorman/Ipsen USA 405.99 12. Sebas an Morales COL 387.85 2. Illya Zakharov RUS 547.60 8. Ocampo/Pacheco MEX 405.21 3. Jack Laugher GBR 528.90 9. Chiarabini/Tocci ITA 402.00 Women’s 10-meter fi nal 4. CHN 523.95 10. Azman/Ooi MAS 401.37 1. Kim Kuk Hyang PRK 397.05 5. Evgenii Kuznetsov RUS 516.90 11. Sakai/Terauchi JPN 389.94 2. Ren Qian CHN 388.00 6. Rommel Pacheco MEX 508.15 12. Connor/Nel AUS 387.69 3. Pandelela Rinong MAS 385.05 7. Woo Haram KOR 491.50 4. Si Yajie CHN 384.40 8. Illya Kvasha UKR 469.75 Women’s synchronized 10-meter 5. Melissa Wu AUS 364.20 9. Ken Terauchi JPN 468.15 1. Liu/Chen CHN 359.52 6. Amy Cozad USA 361.95 10. Ma hieu Rosset FRA 460.55 2. Benfeito/Filion CAN 339.99 7. Meaghan Benfeito CAN 343.80 11. James Connor AUS 422.34 3. Kim/Song PRK 325.26 8. Tonia Couch GBR 340.30 12. Patrick Hausding GER 67.50 4. Espinosa/Orozco MEX 310.77 9. Laura Marino FRA 331.20 31. Michael Hixon USA 441.10 5. Petukhova/Timoshinina RUS 310.68 10. Song Nam Hyang PRK 315.85 31. Darian Schmidt USA 380.95 6. Barrow/Couch GBR 308.40 11. Yulia Prokopchuk UKR 305.90 7. Leong/Rinong MAS 303.60 12. Noemi Batki ITA 255.00 Women’s 3-meter 8. Tarvit/Wu AUS 302.22 21. Jessica Parra o USA 301.85 1. Shi Tingmao CHN 383.55 9. Cozad/Parra o USA 295.86 2. He Zi CHN 377.45

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3. Tania Cagno o ITA 356.15 7. Prygorov/Kvasha UKR 403.65 5. Qin Kai CHN 473.25 4. Esther Qin AUS 347.20 8. Mears/Robinson-Baker GBR 391.53 6. Javier Illana ESP 468.15 5. Pamela Ware CAN 332.40 9. Pupo/Hernandez CUB 381.72 7. Patrick Hausding GER 445.75 6. Jennifer Abel CAN 331.50 10. Woo/Kim KOR 377.34 8. Sho Sakai JPN 433.40 7. Maddison Keeney AUS 326.60 11. Paparounas/Fafalis GRE 376.02 9. Constan n Blaha AUT 429.45 8. Yan Yee Ng MAS 311.10 12. Billi/Tocci ITA 362.88 10. Oleksandr Gorshkovozov UKR 425.85 9. Uschi Freitag NED 305.10 11. Grant Nel AUS 420.75 10. Rebecca Gallantree GBR 289.00 Women’s synchronized 10-meter 12. Kris an Ipsen USA 413.35 11. Olena Fedorova UKR 271.30 1. Liu/Chen CHN 356.28 12. Anastasiia Nedobiga UKR 266.10 2. Benfeito/Filion CAN 331.41 Women’s 3-meter 21. Abby Johnston USA 267.60 3. Leong/Pamg MAS 331.14 1. He Zi CHN 383.40 25. Laura Ryan USA 263.10 4. Boyd/Tarvit AUS 309.78 2. Wang Han CHN 356.25 5. Couch/Barrow GBR 309.72 3. Pamela Ware CAN 350.25 Men’s 10-meter 6. Espinosa/Or z MEX 306.39 4. Tania Cagno o ITA 345.45 1. Qiu Bo CHN 587.00 7. Cousineau/Bromberg USA 301.74 5. Jennifer Abel CAN 339.75 2. David Boudia USA 560.20 8. Timoshinina/Petukhova RUS 298.32 6. Maria Marconi ITA 334.05 3. Tom Daley GBR 537.95 9. Choe/Kim PRK 276.54 7. Hannah Starling GBR 326.20 4. Ivan Garcia MEX 518.95 10. Reisinger/Kormos HUN 261.24 8. Laura Sanchez MEX 323.05 5. Benjamin Auff ret FRA 490.25 11. Cho/Kim KOR 259.80 9. Annabelle Smith AUS 320.25 6. Victor Minibaev RUS 486.40 12. Kurjo/Stolle GER 253.08 10. Paola Espinosa MEX 305.70 7. Nikita Shleikher RUS 482.07 11. Maren Taylor USA 304.60 8. Domonic Bedggood AUS 470.40 Men’s 1-meter 12. Anna Pysmenska UKR 256.20 9. Vadim Kaptur BLR 455.20 1. Li Shixin CHN 460.95 22. Deidre Freeman USA 256.80 10. Yang Jian CHN 451.20 2. Illya Kvasha UKR 434.30 11. Sascha Klein GER 445.55 3. Alejandro Chavez MEX 431.55 Men’s 10-meter 12. Jonathan Ruvalcaba MEX 442.15 4. Sun Zhiyi CHN 425.05 1. Qui Bo CHN 581.00 15. David Dinsmore USA 403.80 5. Constan n Blaha AUT 411.75 2. David Boudia USA 517.40 6. Ma hieu Rosset FRA 409.45 3. Sascha Klein GER 508.55 Women’s synchronized 3-meter 7. Rommel Pacheco MEX 399.65 4. German Sanchez MEX 506.35 1. Wu/Shi CHN 351.30 8. Mar n Wolfram GER 398.05 5. Ivan Garcia MEX 502.75 2. Abel/Ware CAN 319.47 9. Sebas an Morales COL 387.30 6. Thomas Daley GBR 470.60 3. Mills/Qin AUS 304.20 10. Oliver Homuth GER 386.75 7. Oleksandr Bondar UKR 464.75 4. Nedobiga/Kesar UKR 302.85 11. Sergey Nazin RUS 380.00 8. Victor Minibaev RUS 449.75 5. Dallape/Cagno o ITA 302.43 12. Oleg Kolodiy UKR 375.75 9. Vadim Katpur BLR 447.30 6. Bazhina/Ilinykh RUS 297.30 14. Harrison Jones USA 343.40 10. Jeinkler Aguirre CUB 417.30 7. Chavez/Hernandez MEX 296.19 17. Kris an Ipsen USA 333.10 11. Sergey Nazin RUS 410.10 8. Ng/Sabri MAS 294.66 12. Andrea Chiarabini ITA 370.75 9. Johnston/Ryan USA 292.50 Women’s 10-meter 19. Harrison Jones USA 375.00 10. Blagg/Gallantree GBR 286.86 1. Si Yajie CHN 392.15 11. Punzel/Subschinski GER 278.40 2. Chen Ruolin CHN 388.70 Women’s synchronized 3-meter 12. Freitag/Jansen NED 276.90 3. Yulia Prokopchuk UKR 358.40 1. Wu/Shi CHN 338.40 4. Sarah Barrow GBR 346.45 2. Cagno o/Dallape ITA 307.80 Men’s synchronized 10-meter 5. Maria Kurjo GER 336.55 3. Abel/Ware CAN 292.08 1. Chen/Lin CHN 495.72 6. Pandelela Rinong Pamg MAS 334.55 4. Chavez/Sanchez MEX 290.70 2. Garcia/Sanchez MEX 448.89 7. Maria Betancourt VEN 328.35 5. Cheong/Pamg MAS 289.30 3. Izmailov/Minibaev RUS 441.33 8. Roseline Filion CAN 316.70 6. Gallantree/Blagg GBR 284.73 4. Dolgov/Gorshkovosov UKR 436.50 9. Tonia Couch GBR 311.00 7. Burke/Pickens USA 284.64 5. Boudia/Johnson USA 436.35 10. Victoria Lamp USA 301.20 8. Keeney/Gowle AUS 279.03 6. Hausding/Klein GER 431.34 11. Alejandra Orozco MEX 298.15 9. Chaplieva/Govor RUS 278.40 7. Kim/Woo KOR 421.80 12. Laura Marino FRA 289.70 10. Fedorova/Pysmenska UKR 270.90 8. Ortega/Rios COL 405.03 14. Amy Cozad USA 294.00 11. Shibusawa/Nakagawa JPN 250.50 9. Denny/Lee GBR 396.84 12. Chan/Leung HKG 244.71 10. Chew/Ooi MAS 386.52 Women’s 1-meter 11. Hyon/Kim PRK 378.18 1. He Zi CHN 307.10 Men’s synchronized 10-meter 12. Bedggood/Connor AUS 375.12 2. Tania Cagno o ITA 307.00 1. Hausding/Klein GER 461.46 3. Wang Han CHN 297.87 2. Minibaev/Chesakov RUS 445.95 4. Delores Hernandez MEX 272.40 3. Cao/Zhang CHN 445.56 XV FINA WORLD 5. Pamela Ware CAN 265.10 4. Garcia/Sanchez MEX 442.86 6. Tina Punzel GER 264.50 5. Aguirre/Guerra CUB 434.49 CHAMPIONSHIPS 7. Daria Govor RUS 256.45 6. Gorshkovozov/Mezhenskyi UKR 425.52 JULY 2028, 2013 8. Uschi Freitag NED 254.60 7. Dell’uomo/Verzo o ITA 386.25 9. Jun Hoong Cheong MAS 245.70 8. Woo/Kim KOR 386.22 BARCELONA, SPAIN 10. Bri any Broben AUS 241.85 9. So/Kim PRK 376.56 11. Deidre Freeman USA 236.30 10. Kaptur/Karaliou BLR 356.79 Men’s synchronized 3-meter 12. Daniella Nero SWE 206.15 11. Rios/Ortega COL 354.30 1. Qin/He CHN 448.86 14. Samantha Pickens USA 232.65 DQ Stanley/Bonuchi USA 372.84 2. Zakharov/Kuznetsov RUS 428.01 9. Ma hew Mitcham AUS 431.30 3. Ocampo/Pacheco MEX 422.79 Men’s 3-meter 10. Patrick Hausding GER 426.45 4. Feck/Hausding GER 411.27 1. He Chong CHN 544.95 11. Reuben Ross CAN 425.30 5. Dumais/Hixon USA 410.85 2. Evgeny Kuznetsov RUS 508.00 12. Michele Benede ITA 415.70 6. Ooi/Azman MAS 404.61 3. Yahel Cas llo MEX 498.30 4. Illya Kvasha UKR 494.10 WORLD CUP MEDALISTS Gold Silver Bronze WOMEN’S 1METER SPRINGBOARD 1989 Gao Min (CHN) 277.23 Yu Xiaoling (CHN) 275.52 Irina Lashko (URS) 271.98 1991 Yu Xiaoling (CHN) 290.82 Irina Lashko (URS) 271.08 Brita Baldus (GER) 265.26 1993 Tan Shuping (CHN) 271.20 Irina Lashko (RUS) 264.12 Yu Xiaoling (CHN) 243.42 1995 Vera Ilyina (RUS) 287.49 Irina Lashko (RUS) 272.25 Tan Shuping (CHN) 253.71 1997 Zhang Jing (CHN) 281.55 Tan Shuping (CHN) 267.45 Doerte Lindner (GER) 265.98 1999 Zhang Jing (CHN) 278.58 Chantelle Michell (AUS) 274.86 Yang Lan (CHN) 263.10 2000 Irina Lashko (RUS) 287.76 Chantelle Michell (AUS) 273.99 Zhang Jing (CHN) 268.14 2006 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 323.70 Wu Minxia (CHN) 301.10 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 300.25

WOMEN’S 3METER SPRINGBOARD 1979 Valerie McFarlane (AUS) 420.55 Janet Nu er (CAN) 409.95 Irina Kalinina (URS) 441.45 1981 Shi Mei Qin (CHN) 501.35 Megan Neyer (USA) 484.40 Valerie McFarlane (AUS) 471.30

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1983 Peng Yuan Chun (CHN) 311.70 Peng Yuanchun (CHN) 282.15 Sylvie Bernier (CAN) 299.73 1985 Xiao Xia (CHN) 310.32 Li Qiaoxian (CHN) 291.15 Brita Baldus (GDR) 259.50 1987 Gao Min (CHN) 317.58 Irina Lashko (URS) 299.05 Brita Baldus (GDR) 308.22 1989 Gao Min (CHN) 323.46 Irina Lashko (URS) 315.15 Kelly McCormick (USA) 269.40 1991 Brita Baldus (GER) 281.46 Irina Lashko (URS) 280.35 H. Bartova (TCH) 276.39 1993 Tan Shuping (CHN) 315.21 Irina Lashko (RUS) 301.86 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 297.18 1995 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 540.63 Tan Shuping (CHN) 492.54 Vera Ilyina (RUS) 482.94 1997 Eryn Bulmer (CAN) 333.45 Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 333.33 Shi Lei (CHN) 326.73 1999 Liang Xiaoqiao (CHN) 294.72 Emilie Heymans (CAN) 274.62 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 272.97 2000 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 571.68 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 566.25 Eryn Bulmer (CAN) 520.47 2003 Yulia Pakhalina (RUS) 603.15 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 595.62 Wu Minxia (CHN) 591.00 2006 Wu Minxia (CHN) 373.40 Yuliya Pakhalina (RUS) 372.85 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 368.40 2008 Wu Minxia (CHN) 391.35 Guo Jingjing (CHN) 387.75 Sharleen Stra on (AUS) 350.70 2010 He Zi (CHN) 395.55 Wu Minxia (CHN) 371.05 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 367.80 2012 Wu Minxia (CHN) 368.95 He Zi (CHN) 365.40 Tania Cagno o (ITA) 345.75 2014 Shi Tingmao (CHN) 383.40 He Zi (CHN) 369.65 Jennifer Abel (CAN) 364.05 2016 Shi TIngmao (CHN) 398.70 He Zi (CHN) 387.90 Jennifer Abel (CAN) 354.45

WOMEN’S PLATFORM 1979 Irina Kalinina (URS) 401.95 Melissa Briley (USA) 395.70 Rikiko Yamanaka (JPN) 364.75 1981 Chen Xiao Xia (CHN) 461.15 G. Canseco (MEX) 421.15 Wendy Wyland (USA) 390.65 1983 Zhou Ji Hong (CHN) 270.21 Alla Lobankina (URS) 256.17 Chen Xiao Xia (CHN) 286.86 1985 Michele Mitchell (USA) 289.92 Chen Xiao Xia (CHN) 263.49 Alla Lobankina (URS) 259.20 1987 Xu Yanmei (CHN) 284.88 Bianka Meyer (GDR) 231.36 K. Inselmann (GDR) 246.54 1989 Wendy L. Williams (USA) 257.91 Chen Xiaodan (CHN) 251.01 Xu Yanmei (CHN) 245.07 1991 Elena Mirochina (URS) 271.20 Zhu Jinghong (CHN) 268.50 Li Yuanxia (CHN) 261.27 1993 Chi Bin (CHN) 259.59 S. Khokhlova (RUS) 257.94 L. Tarasova (RUS) 244.89 1995 Chi Bin (CHN) 512.82 Fu Mingxia (CHN) 496.47 Vyninka Arlow (AUS) 487.47 1997 Myriam Boileau (CAN) 352.23 Wang Rui (CHN) 347.10 Chi Bin (CHN) 330.18 1999 Sang Xue (CHN) 375.78 Olena Zhupyna (UKR) 328.17 Rebecca Gilmore (AUS) 327.51 2000 Li Na (CHN) 552.72 Anne Montminy (CAN) 525.24 Cai Yuyan (CHN) 519.09 2003 Laura Wilkinson (USA) 553.53 Loudy Tourky (AUS) 537.09 Takiri Miyazaki (JPN) 513.15 2006 Jia Tong (CHN) 385.30 Lao Lishi (CHN) 379.85 Emilie Heymans (CAN) 376.35 2008 Chen Ruolin (CHN) 449.35 Wang Xin (CHN) 405.00 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 396.35 2010 Hu Yadan (CHN) 452.80 Chen Ruolin (CHN) 437.20 Melissa Wu (AUS) 374.30 2012 Chen Ruolin (CHN) 405.25 Hu Yadan (CHN) 397.10 Yulia Koltunova (RUS) 350.25 2014 Huang Xiaohui (CHN) 373.60 Liu Huixia (CHN) 354.35 Meliisa Wu (AUS) 349.50 2016 Ren Qian (CHN) 454.65 Si Yajie (CHN) 412.80 Melissa Wu (AUS) 380.50

WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 1995 Guo/Deng (CHN) 278.37 Schmalfuss/Bockner (GER) 278.04 Vyguzova/Tchikina (KAZ) 251.28 1997 Zhang/Shi (CHN) 304.05 Lindner/Koch (GER) 279.48 Ibarra/Cruz (ESP) 268.20 1999 Guo/Yang (CHN) 295.20 Lashko/Pakhalina (RUS) 293.46 Zhupyna/Sorokina (UKR) 255.27 2000 Ilyina/Pakhalina (RUS) 320.55 Guo/Liang (CHN) 315.84 Zhupyna/Sorokina (UKR) 285.51 2003 Wu/Guo (CHN) 360.30 Ilyina/Pakhalina (RUS) 331.29 Kotzian/Schmalfuss (GER) 315.33 2006 Jingjing/Ting (CHN) 343.80 Ri enhouse/Bryant (USA) 306.30 Fischer/Kotzian (GER) 298.68 2008 Wu/Guo (CHN) 362.10 Pakhalina/Pozdniakova (RUS) 329.61 Bryant/Ri enhouse (USA) 322.50 2010 Wu/He (CHN) 354.90 Filippova/Pozdniakova (RUS) 323.52 Abel/Heymans (CAN) 322.50 2012 Wu/He (CHN) 345.30 Abel/Heymans (CAN) 321.90 Cagno o/Dallape (ITA) 317.40 2014 Wu/Shi (CHN) 340.50 Abel/Ware (CAN) 318.33 Keeney/Smith (AUS) 310.14 2016 Shi/Wu (CHN) 339.60 Abel/Ware (CAN) 312.27 Mills/Qin (AUS) 307.50

WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 1995 Guo/Wang (CHN) 321.42 Wetzig/Walter (GER) 241.14 Wilkinson/Armstrong (USA) 232.23 1997 Chi/Wang (CHN) 312.54 Piper/Wetzig (GER) 268.47 Link/Long (USA) 261.54 1999 Li/Sang (CHN) 273.36 Gilmore/Tosh (AUS) 269.79 Wetzig/Piper (GER) 249.39 2000 Li/Sang (CHN) 309.24 Arboles/Danaux (FRA) 290.67 Tourky/Gilmore (AUS) 289.44 2003 Lao/Li (CHN) 343.20 Hartley/Heymans (CAN) 319.50 Espinosa/Luna (MEX) 316.14 2006 Tong/Ruolin (CHN) 360.42 Nakagawa/Yamashita (JPN) 302.70 Filion/Benfeito (CAN) 297.99 2008 Wang/Chen (CHN) 375.66 Heymans/Marleau (CAN) 340.05 Wu/Cole (AUS) 334.80 2010 Wang/Chen (CHN) 349.56 Croak/Wu (AUS) 331.56 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 322.89 2012 Wang/Chen (CHN) 359.58 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 331.65 Barrow/Couch (GBR) 314.40 2014 Chen/Liu (CHN) 357.66 Cheong/Leong (MAS) 336.66 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 335.25 2016 Chen/Liu (CHN) 344.04 Cheong/Rinong (MAS) 318.90 Barrow/Couch (GBR) 308.82

MEN’S 1METER SPRINGBOARD 1989 Mark Lenzi (USA) 402.18 Valery Statsenko (URS) 376.50 Pat Evans (USA) 367.53 1991 Wang Yijie (CHN) 398.34 Lan Wei (CHN) 389.04 Valery Statsenko (URS) 379.23 1993 Lan Wei (CHN) 368.41 Wang Yijie (CHN) 344.52 Alexis Kogalev (BEL) 341.64 1995 Yu Zhuocheng (CHN) 418.50 Liu Ben (CHN) 388.17 Andreas Wels (GER) 380.94 1997 Liu Ben (CHN) 393.15 Troy Dumais (USA) 385.77 Zhou Yilin (CHN) 385.62 1999 Zhou Yilin (CHN) 409.50 Wang Tainling (CHN) 393.30 Andreas Wels (GER) 385.47 2000 Wang Tianling (CHN) 417.60 Wang Feng (CHN) 410.94 Dean Pullar (AUS) 387.39 2006 He Chong (CHN) 505.65 Luo Yutong (CHN) 445.55 Chris Colwill (USA) 423.85

MEN’S 3METER SPRINGBOARD 1979 Chris Snode (GBR) 619.70 Phil Boggs (USA) 616.90 A. Kosenkov (URS) 567.60 1981 Carlos Giron (MEX) 649.25 Greg Louganis (USA) 643.20 Li Kongzheng (CHN) 606.45 1983 Greg Louganis (USA) 444.84 Niki Stajkovic (AUT) 409.05 Tan Liangde (CHN) 420.33 1985 Tan Liangde (CHN) 448.80 Mark Bradshaw (USA) 422.82 Ron Meyer (USA) 408.78 1987 Greg Louganis (USA) 480.15 Tan Liangde (CHN) 458.82 Kent Ferguson (USA) 439.69 1989 Tan Liangde (CHN) 430.38 Kent Ferguson (USA) 425.85 Albin Killat (FRG) 391.98 1991 Mark Lenzi (USA) 442.65 Albin Killat (GER) 428.70 Tan Liangde (CHN) 424.08 1993 Yu Zhuocheng (CHN) 427.83 Wang Tianling (CHN) 404.52 Fernando Platas (MEX) 402.93 1995 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 684.21 Xiong Ni (CHN) 683.73 Wang Tianling (CHN) 682.86 1997 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 456.75 Zhou Yilin (CHN) 455.79 Xu Hao (CHN) 451.53 1999 Fernando Platas (MEX) 457.20 Andreas Wels (GER) 431.70 Yu Zhuocheng (CHN) 430.32 2000 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 708.72 Xiao Hailang (CHN) 698.25 Fernando Platas (MEX) 657.66 2003 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 761.70 Wang Feng (CHN) 745.71 Peng Bo (CHN) 732.27

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2006 Qin Kai (CHN) 538.50 A. Dobroskok (RUS) 475.65 Troy Dumais (USA) 475.15 2008 He Chong (CHN) 530.30 Qin Kai (CHN) 525.30 Yahel Cas llo (MEX) 515.00 2010 He Chong (CHN) 546.55 Qin Kai (CHN) 522.35 Evgeny Kuznetsov (RUS) 501.85 2012 He Chong (CHN) 553.35 Qin Kai (CHN) 524.00 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 511.95 2014 He Chong (CHN) 540.35 Cao Yuan (CHN) 526.70 Jack Laugher (GBR) 488.20 2016 Rommel Pacheco 504.40 Yona Knight-Wisdom (JAM) 459.25 Kris an Ipsen (USA) 457.60

MEN’S PLATFORM 1979 Greg Louganis (USA) 588.90 Vladimir Aleynik (URS) 566.45 Niki Stajkovic (AUT) 531.70 1981 Li Hongping (CHN) 613.25 Carlos Giron (MEX) 576.95 Bruce Kimball (USA) 550.60 1983 Greg Louganis (USA) 457.89 Bruce Kimball (USA) 453.78 D. Ambartsumjan (URS) 414.36 1985 Tong Hui (CHN) 415.17 V. Troshin (URS) 414.39 Li Kongzheng (CHN) 420.39 1987 Tong Hui (CHN) 420.72 Georgi Chogovadze (URS) 408.63 Bruce Kimball (USA) 442.17 1989 Xiong Ni (CHN) 461.19 Vladimir Timoshinin (URS) 441.75 Aarsen Djavadian (URS) 399.24 1991 Sun Shuwei (CHN) 460.53 Dmitry Sau n (URS) 458.25 Xiong Ni (CHN) 444.15 1993 Xiong Ni (CHN) 458.40 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 433.71 Xiao Hailiang (CHN) 422.52 1995 Sun Shuwei (CHN) 681.48 Jan Hempel (GER) 629.64 Roman Volodkov (UKR) 605.37 1997 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 509.37 Fernando Platas (MEX) 480.03 Xu Hao (CHN) 476.40 1999 Tian Liang (CHN) 488.13 He Wei (CHN) 448.56 Mark Ruiz (USA) 446.88 2000 Tian Liang (CHN) 679.41 Dmitry Sau n (RUS) 664.71 Igor Loukashin (RUS) 647.82 2003 Tian Liang (CHN) 776.70 Hu Jia (CHN) 746.52 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 688.26 2006 Zhou Luxin (CHN) 567.65 Lin Yue (CHN) 558.20 Alexy Kravchenko (RUS) 477.20 2008 Sascha Klein (GER) 556.85 Zhou Luxin (CHN) 543.40 David Boudia (USA) 526.65 2010 Ma hew Mitcham (AUS) 562.80 Huo Liang (CHN) 555.40 Qiu Bo (CHN) 554.70 2012 Qiu Bo (CHN) 574.90 Victor Minibaev (RUS) 523.60 Peter Waterfi eld (GBR) 510.35 2014 Yang Jian (CHN) 543.85 Qiu Bo (CHN) 528.50 Ivan Garcia (MEX) 504.90 2016 Qiu Bo (CHN) 557.75 (CHN) 534.25 David Dinsmore (USA) 497.05

MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 1995 Earley/McMahon (USA) 327.09 Hempel/Gorski (GER) 304.98 Acosta/Rodriguez (MEX) 279.12 1997 Gong/Xu (CHN) 332.91 Roy/Pullar (AUS) 296.94 Schlepps/Mesch (GER) 291.75 1999 Yu/Xiao (CHN) 313.02 Gillooly/Man lla (USA) 304.23 Ahrens/Wels (GER) 303.24 2000 Xiong/Xiao (CHN) 353.70 Barne /Pullar (AUS) 323.58 Rueda/Platas (MEX) 320.79 2003 Peng/Wang (CHN) 342.27 Newbery/Barne (AUS) 333.93 Wels/Schellenberg (GER) 318.48 2006 Feng/Chong (CHN) 446.73 Richeson/Dumais (USA) 428.43 Schellenberg/Wels (GER) 393.30 2008 Wang/Qin (CHN) 462.12 Kunakov/Sau n (RUS) 418.65 Despa e/Miranda (CAN) 416.94 2010 Qin/Luo (CHN) 445.26 Dumais/Ipsen (USA) 440.01 Kvasha/Prygorov (UKR) 432.30 2012 Qin/Luo (CHN) 445.71 Kuznetsov/Zakharov (RUS) 439.83 Nickson/Huang (MAS) 432.09 2014 Lin/Cao (CHN) 461.31 Hausding/Feck (GER) 431.40 Kuznetsov/Zakharov (RUS) 431.34 2016 Feck/Hausding (GER) 429.33 Cao/Qin (CHN) 419.67 Ocampo/Pacheco 409.38

MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 1995 Xiao/Tian (CHN) 304.59 Pichler/Wade (USA) 279.60 Meyer/Gorski (GER) 272.28 1997 Li/Huang (CHN) 355.50 Gorski/Meyer (GER) 299.46 Acosta/Perez (MEX) 297.75 1999 Sun/Tian (CHN) 341.25 Lawson/Helm (AUS) 290.07 Platas/Rueda (MEX) 287.82 2000 Tian/Huang (CHN) 353.34 Helm/Newbery (AUS) 337.20 Waterfi eld/Taylor (GBR) 328.29 2003 Tian/Wang (CHN) 381.48 Waterfi eld/Taylor (GBR) 366.81 Despa e/Comtois (CAN) 354.06 2006 Liang/Yue (CHN) 499.08 Boudia/Finchum (USA) 443.22 Min Kwon/Hoon Cho (KOR) 434.52 2008 Lin/Huo (CHN) 482.46 Hausding/Klein (GER) 466.74 Aldridge/Daley (GBR) 446.07 2010 Cao/Zhang (CHN) 500.46 Minibaev/Zakharov (RUS) 492.90 Guerra/Aguirre (CUB) 462.60 2012 Cao/Zhang (CHN) 481.29 Garcia/Sanchez (MEX) 460.17 Hausding/Klein (GER) 457.41 2014 Lin/Cao (CHN) 494.46 Hausding/Klein (GER) 444.78 Boudia/Johnson (USA) 414.12 2016 Chen/Lin (CHN) 456.00 Hausding/Klein (GER) 448.44 Daley/Goodfellow (GBR) 446.40

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9. Kesar/Nedobiga UKR 290.10 8. Bondar/Dolgov UKR 384.42 2016 FINA DIVING 10. Chavez/Hernandez MEX 280.99 9. Mialin/Galperin RUS 378.03 11. Freitag/Jansen NED 279.90 10. Kaptur/Karaliou BLR 374.46 WORLD CUP 12. Takagi/Veloso BRA 204.90 11. Bouchard/Gagne CAN 363.36 FEBRUARY 1924 12. Chew/Tze Liang MAS 348.57 Men’s synchronized 10-meter pla orm RIO DE JANERIO, BRA 1. Chen/Lin CHN 456.00 Women’s 10-meter 2. Hausding/Klein GER 448.44 1. Huang Xiaohui CHN 373.60 Men’s 3-meter springboard 3. Daley/Goodfellow GBR 446.40 2. Liu Huixia CHN 354.35 1. Rommel Pacheco SMF 504.40 4. Boudia/Johnson USA 439.95 3. Melissa Wu AUS 349.50 2. Yona Knight-Wisdom JAM 459.25 5. Izmailov/Minibaev RUS 428.46 4. Tonia Couch GBR 330.90 3. Kris an Ipsen USA 457.60 6. Dolgov/Gorshkovosov UKR 427.35 5. Roseline Filion CAN 327.45 4. Ma hieu Rosset FRA 453.50 7. Gagne/Riendeau CAN 417.06 6. Pandelela Rinong MAS 320.80 5. Cesar Castro BRA 437.40 8. Kim/Woo KOR 401.64 7. Yulia Prokopchuk UKR 320.50 6. He Chao CHN 428.50 9. Bedggood/Connor AUS 391.08 8. Lara Tarvit AUS 318.25 7. Evgenii Kuznetsov RUS 412.30 10. Ortega/Rios COL 388.38 9. Meaghan Benfeito CAN 316.05 8. Michele Benede ITA 410.40 11. Kaptur/Karaliou BLR 383.40 10. Nam Hyang Song PRK 307.65 9. Philippe Gagne CAN 407.20 12. Garcia/Sanchez MEX 240.21 11. Sarah Barrow GBR 307.30 10. Sebas an Morales COL 405.05 12. Kim Un Hyang PRK 238.60 11. Rodrigo Diego SMF 403.60 Women’s synchronized 10-meter 14. Jessica Parra o USA 312.05 12. Michael Hixon USA 357.90 1. Chen/Liu CHN 344.04 15. Samantha Bromberg USA 311.85 2. Cheong/Pamg MAS 318.90 Women’s 3-meter springboard 3. Barrow/Couch GBR 308.82 Women’s 3-meter 1. Shi Tingmao CHN 398.70 4. Cozad/Parra o USA 299.94 1. Shi Tingmao CHN 383.40 2. He Zi CHN 387.90 5. Espinosa/Orozco SMF 299.40 2. He Zi CHN 369.65 3. Jennifer Abel CAN 354.45 6. Wassen/Punzel GER 290.34 3. Jennifer Abel CAN 364.05 4. Maddison Keeney AUS 352.35 7. Petukhova/Timoshinina RUS 283.62 4. Maddison Keeney AUS 346.00 5. Cheong Jun Hoong MAS 351.45 8. Broben/Wu AUS 277.20 5. Pamela Ware CAN 344.40 6. Tania Cagno o ITA 345.75 9. Arai/Sasaki JPN 271.08 6. Dolores Hernandez MEX 339.85 7. Kassidy Cook USA 332.20 10. Cho/Moon KOR 265.32 7. Tania Cagno o ITA 339.60 8. Dolores Hernandez SMF 327.60 8. Jun Hoong Cheong MAS 326.45 9. Maria Marconi ITA 320.40 2014 FINA DIVING 9. Laura Sanchez MEX 305.10 10. Viktoriya Kesar UKR 294.15 10. Yan Yee Ng MAS 291.40 11. Inge Jansen NED 278.40 WORLD CUP 11. Laura Ryan USA 282.85 12. Kris na Ilinykh RUS 274.15 12. Viktoriya Kesar UKR 262.40 20. Abby Johnston USA 280.75 JULY 1620 SHANGHAI, CHINA 20. Maren Taylor USA 284.30 Men’s 10-meter pla orm Women’s synchronized 10-meter 1. Qiu Bo CHN 557.75 Men’s 10-meter 1. Chen/Liu CHN 357.66 2. Chen Aisen CHN 534.25 1. Yang Jian CHN 543.85 2. Leong/ Cheong MAS 336.66 3. David Dinsmore USA 497.05 2. Qiu Bo CHN 528.50 3. Benfeito/Filion CAN 335.25 4. Steele Johnson USA 481.40 3. Ivan Garcia MEX 504.90 4. Bugg/Wu AUS 331.44 5. Sascha Klein GER 479.35 4. Thomas Daley GBR 470.35 5. Couch/Barrow GBR 328.56 6. Rafael Quintero PUR 465.85 5. Ooi Tze Liang MAS 464.85 6. Espinosa/Orozco MEX 297.84 7. Maxim Bouchard CAN 452.50 6. German Sanchez MEX 462.50 7. Choe/Song PRK 285.36 8. Domonic Bedggood AUS 437.30 7. Sascha Klein GER 441.90 8. Young/Cozad USA 281.82 9. Alejandro Garcia SMF 422.80 8. Dell’uomo Francesco ITA 437.50 9. Tatsumi/Itahashi JPN 274.95 10. Nikita Shleikher RUS 408.35 9. Vadim Kaptur BLR 429.25 10. Cho/Kim KOR 273.12 11. Woo Haram KOR 407.55 10. Maksym Dolgov UKR 426.05 11. Kormos/Reisinger HUN 263.64 12. Victor Ortega COL 406.35 11. Kazuki Murakami JPN 395.05 12.Phan/Kurjo GER 263.19 12. Oleksandr Bondar UKR 361.75 Women’s 10-meter pla orm 14. Steele Johnson USA 406.60 Women’s synchronized 3-meter 1. Ren Qian CHN 454.65 17. David Dinsmore USA 381.20 1. Wu/Shi CHN 340.50 2. Si Yajie CHN 412.80 2. Abel/Ware CAN 318.33 3. Melissa Wu AUS 380.50 Men’s 3-meter 3. Keeney/Smith AUS 310.14 4. Pandelela Rinong MAS 350.50 1. He Chong CHN 540.35 4. Espinosa/Hernandex MEX 305.40 5. Alejandra Orozco SMF 331.00 2. Cao Yuan CHN 526.70 5. Gallantree/Starling GBR 296.85 6. Roseline Filion CAN 323.35 3. Jack Laugher GBR 488.20 6. Fedorova/Pysmenska UKR 294.60 7. Maria Kurjo GER 322.80 4. Illya Kvasha UKR 486.15 7. Sabri/Ng MAS 294.45 8. Georgia Ward GBR 321.00 5. Ilia Zakharov RUS 484.40 8. Dallape/Cagno o ITA 293.70 9. Minami Itahashi JPN 302.75 6. Hausding Patrick GER 484.25 9. Subschinski /Punzel GER 293.10 10. Gabriela Agundez SMF 289.55 7. Yahel Cas llo MEX 477.25 10. Freitag/Jansen NED 286.50 11. Noemi Batki PRK 279.90 8. David Boudia USA 471.20 11. Bazhina/Chaplieva RUS 283.80 12. Celina Toth CAN 278.60 9. Rommel Pacheco MEX 452.35 12. Choe/Kim PRK 268.80 13. Samantha Bromberg USA 274.40 10. Ken Terauchi JPN 452.20 14. Ryan/Johnston USA 262.50 17. Jessica Parra o USA 270.35 11. Grant Nel AUS 449.65 12. Nicholas McCrory USA 407.55 Men’s synchronized 3-meter springboard 1. Feck/Hausding GER 429.33 Men’s synchronized 3-meter 2. Cao/Qin CHN 419.67 1. Lin/Cao CHN 461.31 3. Ocampo/Pacheco MEX 409.38 2. Feck/Hausding GER 431.40 4 Laugher/Mears GBR 400.32 3. Kuznetsov/Zakharov RUS 431.34 5. Chiarabini/Tocci ITA 395.46 4. Dorman/Boudia USA 417.54 6. Dorman/Ipsen USA 391.98 5. Mears/Laugher GBR 411.81 7. Gagne/Imbeau-Dulac CAN 391.98 6. Pacheco/Ocampo MEX 401.70 8. Sakai/Terauchi JPN 385.29 7. Gagne/Imbeau-Dulac CAN 372.03 9. Connor/Nel AUS 373.41 8. Pawluk/Karaliou BLR 360.78 10. Lesiak/Rzeszutek POL 367.68 9, Terauchi/Okomoto JPN 352.62 11. Kuznetsov/Zakharov RUS 340.56 10. Lee/Lee SIN 338.10 12. Kim/Woo KOR 307.59 11. Poon/Chow HKG 313.95 12. Tze Liang/Amsyar MAS 287.04 Women’s synchronized 3-meter springboard 1. Shi/Wu CHN 339.60 Men’s synchronized 10-meter 2. Abel/Ware CAN 312.27 1.Lin/Cao CHN 494.46 3. Mills/Qin AUS 307.50 2. Klein/Hausding GER 444.78 4. Cagno o/Dallape ITA 303.99 3. Boudia/Johnson USA 414.12 5. Cheong/Sabri MAS 301.50 4. Guerra/Aguirre CUB 410.76 6. Blagg/Gallantree GBR 299.28 5. Garcia/Sanchez MEX 400.17 7. Punzel/Subschinski GER 298.14 6. Ortega/Rios COL 399.09 8. Johnston/Ryan USA 294.90 7. Okamoto/Murakami JPN 397.50

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Gold Silver Bronze WOMEN’S 1METER SPRINGBOARD 1991 A. Jill Schlabach (USA) 256.50 Alison Maisch (USA) 250.68 Maite Garbey (CUB) 245.04 1995 Mayte Garbey (CUB) 270.15 Annie Pelle er (CAN) 269.34 Carrie Zarse (USA) 268.29

WOMEN’S 3METER SPRINGBOARD 1951 Mary Cunningham (USA) 131.93 Pat McCormick (USA) 128.08 Dolores Cas llo (GUA) 109.94 1955 Pat McCormick (USA) 142.42 Jeanne Stunyo (USA) 137.41 Emily Houghton (USA) 133.12 1959 Paula Pope (USA) 139.23 Joel Lenzi (USA) 137.62 Barbara Dudeck (USA) 131.21 1963 Barbara McAlister (USA) 144.31 Judy Stewart (CAN) 135.63 Mary Willard (USA) 131.00 1967 Sue Gossick (USA) 150.41 Micki King (USA) 147.34 Kathy McDonald (CAN) 142.40 1971 E. Carruthers (CAN) 435.24 Micki King (USA) 432.51 Beverly Boys (CAN) 425.01 1975 Jennifer Chandler (USA) 427.62 E. Carruthers (CAN) 424.62 Cynthia Po er (USA) 407.85 1979 Denise Christensen (USA) 477.96 Janet Ely Thorburn (USA) 473.61 Janet Nu er (CAN) 412.17 1983 Kelly McCormick (USA) 500.73 Wendy Wyland (USA) 490.77 Sylvie Bernier (CAN) 473.97 1987 Kelly McCormick (USA) 562.77 Megan Neyer (USA) 544.32 Deborah Fuller (CAN) 491.94 1991 Karen LaFace (USA) 473.97 Paige Gordon (CAN) 458.28 Maite Garbey (CUB) 457.86 1995 Annie Pelle er (CAN) 519.81 Melisa Moses (USA) 483.54 B.A. MacPherson (CAN) 477.57 1999 Eryn Bulmer (CAN) 530.22 Jenny Lingamfelter (USA) 523.74 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 515.85 2003 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 504.63 Emilie Heymans (CAN) 502.17 Juliana Veloso (BRA) 482.22 2007 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 361.20 Laura Sanchez (MEX) 347.45 Kelci Bryant (USA) 344.15 2011 Laura Sanchez (MEX) 374.60 Cassidy Krug (USA) 372.65 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 356.20 2015 Jennifer Abel (CAN) 384.70 Pamela Ware (CAN) 326.00 Dolores Hernandez (MEX) 323.10

WOMEN’S PLATFORM 1951 Pat McCormick (USA) 65.72 Carlo a Rios (MEX) 65.13 Mary Cunningham (USA) 51.53 1955 Pat McCormick (USA) 92.05 Juno Irwin (USA) 80.52 Margarita Pesado (MEX) 65.74 1959 Paula Pope (USA) 97.13 Juno Irwin (USA) 90.64 Tahiea Sparling (USA) 87.86 1963 Linda Cooper (USA) 100.35 Nancy Poulsen (USA) 96.07 Maria Adames (MEX) 86.70 1967 Lesley Bush (USA) 108.20 Beverly Boys (CAN) 103.09 Ann Peterson (USA) 98.28 1971 Nancy Robertson (CAN) 375.12 Beverly Boys (CAN) 363.57 Debby Lipman (USA) 362.01 1975 Janet Nu er (CAN) 365.01 Janet Ely (USA) 360.48 Linda Cuthbert (CAN) 328.17 1979 Barb Weinstein (USA) 402.21 Janet Ely Thorburn (USA) 400.86 Linda Cuthbert (CAN) 386.46 1983 Wendy Wyland (USA) 426.57 Veronica Ribot (ARG) 404.01 G. Canseco (MEX) 385.20 1987 Michele Mitchell (USA) 453.96 Wendy Fuller (CAN) 391.32 Veronica Ribot (ARG) 390.21 1991 Eileen Richetelli (USA) 400.74 Alison Maisch (USA) 384.09 Elena Carmuza (CUB) 379.47 1995 Anne Montminy (CAN) 492.39 Angie Trostel (USA) 456.96 Becky Ruehl (USA) 454.35 1999 Emilie Heymans (CAN) 550.98 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 526.44 Maria Jose Alcala (MEX) 494.43 2003 Emilie Heymans (CAN) 568.44 Juliana Veloso (BRA) 503.85 Blythe Hartley (CAN) 474.81 2007 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 380.95 Haley Ishimatsu (USA) 364.60 Juliana Veloso (BRA) 356.25 2011 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 370.60 Ta ana Or z (MEX) 369.05 Meaghan Benfeito (CAN) 358.20 2015 Paola Espinosa (MEX) 383.20 Roseline Filion (CAN) 377.60 Meaghan Benfeito (CAN) 357.45

WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 2003 Heymans/Hartley (CAN) 298.62 Espinosa/Sanchez (MEX) 275.70 Cardinell/Reiling (USA) 250.50 2007 Espinosa/Sanchez (MEX) 307.80 Bryant/Ri enhouse (USA) 305.10 Benfeito/McDonald (CAN) 276.60 2011 Espinosa/Sanchez (MEX) 338.70 Abel/Heymans (CAN) 336.30 Cook/Krug (USA) 319.50 2015 Espinosa/Hernandez (MEX) 301.20 Abel/Ware (CAN) 298.23 Freeman/Taylor (USA) 293.10

WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 2003 Heymans/Marleau (CAN) 310.95 Espinosa/Sanchez (MEX) 278.70 Cruz/Or z (CUB) 264.78 2007 Heymans/Marleau (CAN) 327.30 Espinosa/Or x (MEX) 324.15 Dunnichay/Ishimatsu (USA) 297.54 2011 Espinosa/Or z (MEX) 326.31 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 318.66 Mena/Rivera (CUB) 269.28 2015 Benfeito/Filion (CAN) 316.89 De Oliveira/Pedroso (BRA) 291.36 Espinosa/Orozco (MEX) 287.91

MEN’S 1METER SPRINGBOARD 1991 Mark Lenzi (USA) 402.75 Rioger Ramirez (CUB) 397.32 Jorge Mondragon (MEX) 372.00 1995 Dean Panaro (USA) 404.82 Fernando Platas (MEX) 395.70 Abel Ramirez (CUB) 375.84

MEN’S 3METER SPRINGBOARD 1951 Joaquin Capilla (MEX) 201.72 Miller Anderson (USA) 199.07 Sammy Lee (USA) 191.92 1955 Joaquin Capilla (MEX) 175.76 Arthur Coff ey (USA) 160.09 Bob Clotworthy (USA) 157.41 1959 Gary Tobian (USA) 161.44 Sam Hall (USA) 160.08 Bob Webster (USA) 148.90 1963 Thomas Dinsley (CAN) 154.40 Richard Gilbert (USA) 154.17 Ken Sitzberger (USA) 148.88 1967 Bernie Wrightson (USA) 166.95 Keith Russell (USA) 163.61 Raul Escobar (COL) 137.80 1971 Mike Finneran (USA) 551.58 Craig Lincoln (USA) 537.18 Jose Robinson (MEX) 506.58 1975 Tim Moore (USA) 579.78 Phil Boggs (USA) 576.36 Carlos Giron (MEX) 562.89 1979 Greg Louganis (USA) 627.84 Phil Boggs (USA) 592.80 Carlos Giron (MEX) 580.35 1983 Greg Louganis (USA) 724.02 Abel Ramirez (CUB) 631.26 Dave Burgering (USA) 616.35 1987 Greg Louganis (USA) 754.14 Doug Shaff er (USA) 684.39 Jose Luis Rocha (MEX) 659.07 1991 Kent Ferguson (USA) 650.52 Mark Bradshaw (USA) 644.88 Jorge Mondragon (MEX) 638.70 1995 Fernando Platas (MEX) 661.80 Mark Bradshaw (USA) 624.93 David Bedard (CAN) 609.63 1999 Mark Ruiz (USA) 675.21 Fernando Platas (MEX) 674.25 Troy Dumais (USA) 667.20 2003 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 683.19 Fernando Platas (MEX) 675.48 Troy Dumais (USA) 627.42 2007 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 503.65 Cesar Castro (BRA) 492.70 Troy Dumais (USA) 484.25 2011 Yahel Cas llo (MEX) 529.45 Julian Sanchez (MEX) 480.65 Cesar Castro (BRA) 462.15 2013 Rommel Pacheco (MEX) 483.35 Jahir Ocampo (MEX) 442.15 Philippe Gagne (CAN) 421.20

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MEN’S PLATFORM 1951 Joaquin Capilla (MEX) 159.97 Sammy Lee (USA) 153.53 Miller Anderson (USA) 136.57 1955 Joaquin Capilla (MEX) 172.33 Bob Clotworthy (USA) 160.62 Gary Tobian (USA) 152.21 1959 Alvaro Gaxiola (MEX) 168.77 Donald Harper (USA) 164.44 Juan Botella (MEX) 162.71 1963 Bob Webster (USA) 164.12 Alvaro Gaxiola (MEX) 158.97 Ricardo Capilla (MEX) 139.56 1967 Winn Young (USA) 154.93 Luis de Rivera (MEX) 141.39 Diego Henad (COL) 139.84 1971 Rick Earley (USA) 479.07 Dick Rydze (USA) 470.46 Diego Henad (COL) 450.30 1975 Carlos Giron (MEX) 532.95 Tim Moore (USA) 529.47 Kent Vosler (USA) 507.60 1979 Greg Louganis (USA) 592.71 Carlos Giron (MEX) 552.60 Phil Boggs (USA) 551.58 1983 Greg Louganis (USA) 677.58 Bruce Kimball (USA) 654.12 Ricardo Banuelos (MEX) 531.27 1987 Greg Louganis (USA) 694.68 Ma Scoggin (USA) 596.94 David Bedard (CAN) 546.33 1991 Rioger Ramirez (CUB) 560.79 Jesus Mena (MEX) 544.08 Patrick Jeff rey (USA) 539.73 1995 Fernando Platas (MEX) 617.52 Alberto Acosta (MEX) 546.18 Patrick Jeff rey (USA) 543.93 1999 Fernando Platas (MEX) 649.74 Jose Guerra (CUB) 619.17 Eduardo Rueda (MEX) 612.33 2003 Rommel Pacheco (MEX) 667.86 Cassius Duran (BRA) 634.59 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 626.37 2007 Jose Guerra (CUB) 527.40 Rommel Pacheco (MEX) 510.15 Alexandre Despa e (CAN) 505.80 2011 Ivan Garcia (MEX) 553.80 Rommel Pacheco (MEX) 508.20 Sebas an Villa (COL) 471.05 2015 Ivan Garcia (MEX) 521.70 Victor Ortega (COL) 455.15 Jonathan Ruvalcaba (MEX) 437.35

MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 2003 Despa e/Comtois (CAN) 317.40 Fornaris/Betancourt (CUB) 313.83 Dumais/Dumais (USA) 313.35 2007 Dumais/Richeson (USA) 422.52 Fornaris/Betancourt (CUB) 407.10 Despa e/Miranda (CAN) 401.49 2011 Cas llo/Sanchez (MEX) 457.32 Dumais/Ipsen (USA) 411.99 Hernandez/Pupo (CUB) 384.33 2015 Ocampo/Pacheco (MEX) 438.27 Gagne/Imbeau-Dulac (CAN) 413.37 Bowersox/Nees (USA) 385.38

MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 2003 Despa e/Comtois (CAN) 340.44 Platas/Pacheco (MEX) 327.09 Prandi/Ruiz (USA) 329.52 2007 Boudia/Finchum (USA) 437.62 Guerra/Fornaris (CUB) 421.92 Uran/Ortega (COL) 416.10 2011 Garcia/Sanchez (MEX) 479.88 Aguirre/Guerra (CUB) 447.57 Geyson/Sehn (CAN) 399.93 2015 Aguirre/Guerra (CUB) 439.14 Gagne/Riendeau (CAN) 404.34 Ortega/Rios (COL) 403.23

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Men’s pla orm 10. Jeniff er Fernandez PUR 256.35 Men’s 3-meter 1. Ivan Garcia MEX 521.70 11. Tammy Galera BRA 247.50 1. Rommel Pacheco MEX 483.35 2. Victor Ortega COL 455.15 12. Wendy Esquivel CHI 185.35 2. Jahir Ocampo MEX 442.15 3. Jonathan Ruvalcaba MEX 437.35 3. Philippe Gagne CAN 421.20 4. Jeinkler Aguirre CUB 419.60 Women’s synchronized 3-meter 4. Cesar Castro BRA 411.55 5. Vincent Riendeau CAN 419.35 1. Hernandez/Espinosa MEX 301.20 5. Rafael Quintero PUR 409.00 6. Sebas an Villa COL 393.45 2. Abel/Ware CAN 298.23 6. Francois Imbeau-Dulac CAN 398.40 7. Maxim Bouchard CAN 374.00 3. Freeman/Taylor USA 293.10 7. Sebas an Villa COL 397.40 8. Hugo Parisi BRA 364.50 4. Galera/Veloso BRA 255.45 8. Donato Neglia CHI 392.35 9. Zachary Cooper USA 355.35 5. Pineda/Rios COL 246.87 9. Sebas an Morales COL 380.20 10. Ryan Hawkins USA 351.15 6. Fernandez/Jiminez PUR 241.59 10. Yona Knight-Wisdom JAM 380.00 11. Robert Paez VEN 348.25 7. Esquivel/Sotomayor CHI 205.92 11. Zachary Nees USA 367.70 12. Rafael Quintero PUR 328.80 12. Alfredo Colmenarez VEN 359.20 Women’s pla orm Eliminated aŌ er preliminaries Men’s synchronized pla orm 1. Paola Espinosa MEX 383.20 14. Cory Bowersox USA 321.35 1. Aguirre/Guerra CUB 439.14 2. Roseline Filion CAN 377.60 2. Gagne/Riendeau CAN 404.34 3. Meaghan Benfeito CAN 357.45 Men’s synchronized 3-meter 3. Ortega/Rios COL 403.23 4. Alejandra Orozco MEX 345.05 1. Ocampo/Pacheco MEX 438.27 4. Garcia/Ruvalcaba MEX 381.18 5. Samantha Bromberg USA 337.95 2. Gagne/Imbeau-Dulac CAN 413.37 5. Cooper/Hawkins USA 348.39 6. Ingrid De Oliveira BRA 329.00 3. Bowersox/Nees USA 385.38 7. Giovanna Pedrosa BRA 299.50 4. Castro/Matos BRA 374.61 Women’s 3-meter 8. Delaney Schnell USA 263.40 5. Morales/Villa COL 371.64 1. Jennifer Abel CAN 384.70 6. Contreras/Paez VEN 343.05 2. Pamela Ware CAN 326.00 Women’s synchronized pla orm 7. Carquin/Neglia CHI 324.09 3. Dolores Hernandez MEX 323.10 1. Benfeito/Filion CAN 316.89 8. Infante/Pinto PER 283.47 4. Arantxa Chavez MEX 321.80 2. De Oliveira/Pedrosa BRA 291.36 5. Maren Taylor USA 297.60 3. Espinosa/Orozco MEX 287.91 6. Juliana Veloso BRA 294.30 4. Bromberg/Schnell USA 287.82 7. Luisa Jiminez PUR 288.80 5. Mena/Rivera CUB 229.56 8. Diana Pineda COL 288.15 9. Deidre Freeman USA 259.35

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SITES INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER SITES OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1905 Traver’s Island, N.Y. unknown 1952 New Haven, Conn. April 3-5 (m) 1909 Travers Island, N.Y. Sept. 4 (m) 1906 St. Louis, Mo. unknown Daytona Beach, Fla. April 10-12 (w) 1910 Travers Island, N.Y. Aug. 13 (m) 1907 unknown unknown 1953 New Haven, Conn. April 2-4 (m) 1911 Travers Island, N.Y. Sept. 4 (m) 1908 unknown unknown Daytona Beach, Fla. April 2-4 (w) 1912 Travers Island, N.Y. Sept. 14 (m) 1909 Chicago, Ill. May 1 (m) 1954 New Haven, Conn. April 1-3 (m) 1913 Not held (m) 1910 Chicago, Ill. April 6 (m) Daytona Beach, Fla. April 15-17 (w) 1914 Chicago, Ill. Sept. 5 (m) 1911 Chicago, Ill. March 15 (m) 1955 New Haven, Conn. March 31-April 2 (m) 1915 San Francisco, Calif. July 24 (m) 1912 Pi sburgh, Pa. March 15 (m) Daytona Beach, Fla. April 7-9 (w) 1916 Chicago, Ill. Aug. 12 (m&w) 1913 New York, N.Y. April 5 (m) 1956 New Haven, Conn. April 5-7 (m) 1917 Los Angeles, Calif. Aug. 5 (m) 1914 New York, N.Y. May 2 (m) Daytona Beach, Fla. April 5-7 (w) Rye, N.Y. Sept. 1 (w) 1915 New York, N.Y. April 8 (m) 1957 Daytona Beach, Fla. April 3-6 (m) 1918 Los Angeles, Calif. Sept. 14 (m) 1916 New York, N.Y. April 10 (m) Beverly Hills, Calif. April 16-18 (w) Long Island, N.Y. Sept. 29 (w) Los Angeles, Calif. June 29 (w) 1958 New Haven, Conn. April 10-12 (m) 1919 Rye, N.Y. Aug. 30 (m) 1917 New York, N.Y. March 27 (m) Dallas, Texas April 10-12 (w) Chicago, Ill. Aug. 10 (w) Portland, Ore. April 19 (w) 1959 New Haven, Conn. April 2-4 (m) 1920 San Francisco, Calif. Oct. 3 (m) 1918 Chicago, Ill. April 6 (m) West Palm Beach, Fla. April 9-11 (w) Not held (w) unknown (w) 1960 New Haven, Conn. March 31-April 2 (m) 1921 Detroit, Mich. Aug. 13 (m) 1919 Not held (m) Bartlesville, Okla. April 14-16 (w) New York, N.Y. Aug. 27 (w) Detroit, Mich. March 29 (w) 1961 New Haven, Conn. March 30-April 1 (m) 1922 Coronado, Calif. Aug. 20 (m) 1920 Los Angeles, Calif. April 22 (m) Hialeah, Fla. April 6-8 (w) Chicago, Ill. Aug. 9, (w 3 .) Detroit, Mich. April 10 (w) 1962 Bartlesville, Okla. April 5-7 (m) Manha an, N.Y. Sept. 16 (w 10 .) 1921 Portland, Ore. April 9 (m) Sacramento, Calif. April 19-21 (w) 1923 Detroit, Mich. Aug. 11 (m 3 .) Atlan c City, N.J. (w) 1963 New Haven, Conn. March 20-23 (m) Palo Alto, Calif. (m 10 .) 1922 San Francisco, Calif. April 7 (m) Berea, Ohio March 28-31 (w) Long Beach, N.Y. Aug. 4 (w 3 .) Brighton Beach, N.Y. May 30 (w) 1964 Bartlesville, Okla. April 2-4 (m 3M) Rye, N.Y. Sept. 15 (w 10 .) 1923 Los Angeles, Calif. April 25 (m 3 .) Colorado Springs, Colo. (m P) 1924 Detroit, Mich. Aug. 23 (m 3 .) Cleveland, Ohio April 30 (m 10 .) Pi sburgh, Pa. April 16-19 (w) Palo Alto, Calif. May 11 (m 10 .) Brooklyn, N.Y. Feb. 22 (w 3 .) 1965 New Haven, Conn. April 1-3 (m) Long Beach, N.Y. Sept. 1 (w 3 .) Atlan c City, N.J. May 12 (w 10 .) City of Commerce, Calif. April 15-18 (w) Not held (w 10 .) 1924 Chicago, Ill. April 1 & 4 (m) 1966 Brandon, Fla. April 7-9 (m) 1925 Sea le, Wash. July 29-Aug. 1 (m) Atlan c City, N.J. Feb. 23 (w 3 .) Bartlesville, Okla. April 15-17 (w) Detroit, Mich. Aug. 6-9 (w) Pasadena, Calif. April 26 (w 10 .) 1967 Arlington, Texas April 3-5 (m&w) 1926 Philadelphia, Pa. July 31 (m) 1925 San Francisco, Calif. April 23-26 (m) 1968 Greenville, N.C. April 11-13 (mw 1/3M) Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 4-7 (w) Winter Park, Fla. Feb. 17 (w 3 .) Pi sburgh, Pa. (m&w P) 1927 Washington, D.C. Aug. 27 (m) Tampa, Fla. Feb. 18 (w 10 .) 1969 Long Beach, Calif. April 10-13 (m&w) Massapequa, N.Y. July 27-31 (w) 1926 Chicago, Ill. April 5-9 (m) 1970 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. April 9-12 (m&w) 1928 San Francisco, Calif. June 7-10 (m) St. Augus ne, Fla. Feb. 9-13 (w) 1971 West Point, N.Y. March 31-April 1 (m&w) Rockaway, N.Y. June 30-July 3 (w) 1927 Chicago, Ill. April 5 (m) 1972 Dallas, Texas March 29-April 1 (m&w) 1929 San Francisco, Calif. Aug. 22-25 (m) Buff alo, N.Y. Feb. 2-5 (w) 1973 Pi sburgh, Pa. March 28-31 (m&w) Honolulu, Hawaii Aug. 7-10 (w) 1928 Chicago, Ill. April 2-7 (m) 1974 Dallas, Texas April 3-6 (m&w) 1930 Long Beach, Calif. July 3-6 (m&w) Buff alo, N.Y. Feb. 2-5 (w) 1975 Cleveland, Ohio April 2-5 (m&w) 1931 Honolulu, Hawaii July 13-16 (m) 1929 New York, N.Y. April 2-5 (m) 1976 Cleveland, Ohio March 31-April 3 (m&w) Bronx, N.Y. July 15-19 (w) Chicago, Ill. Feb. 27-March 2 (w) 1977 Aus n, Texas March 30-April 2 (m&w) 1932 Not held (m) 1930 Chicago, Ill. April 2-5 (m) 1978 Cleveland, Ohio April 12-15 (m&w) Tempe, Ariz. (w 10 .) Miami Beach, Fla. March 13-17 (w) 1979 Aus n, Texas April 11-14 (m&w) 1933 Chicago, Ill. July 14-16 (m) 1931 Chicago, Ill. April 11-14 (m) 1980 Milwaukee, Wis. April 16-19 (m&w) Long Island, N.Y. July 20-23 (w) Brooklyn, N.Y. April 16-19 (w) 1981 Columbus, Ohio April 14-18 (m&w) 1934 Chicago, Ill. July 6-8 (m) 1932 New Haven, Conn. April 1-2 (m) 1982 Milwaukee, Wis. April 13-17 (m&w) Detroit, Mich. July 26-29 (w) Los Angeles, Calif. April 28-May 1 (w) 1983 Indianapolis, Ind. April 13-17 (m&w) 1935 Detroit, Mich. July 5-7 (m) 1933 New York, N.Y. March 30-April 1 (m) 1984 Gainesville, Fla. April 10-14 (m&w) Brooklyn, N.Y. July 18-21 (w) Buff alo, N.Y. April 19-22 (w) 1985 Tuscaloosa, Ala. April 16-20 (m&w) 1936 Des Moines, Iowa June 19-21 (m) 1934 Columbus, Ohio April 5-7 (m) 1986 Indianapolis, Ind. April 16-20 (m&w) Brooklyn, N.Y. June 25-28 (w) Chicago, Ill. April 11-14 (w) 1987 Baton Rouge, La. April 14-18 (m&w) 1937 Chicago, Ill. Sept. 9-11 (m) 1935 New York, N.Y. April 4-6 (m) 1988 Brown Deer, Wis. April 20-24 (m&w) San Francisco, Calif. Sept. 3-6 (w) Chicago, Ill. April 10-13 (w) 1989 Boca Raton, Fla. April 19-23 (m&w) 1938 Louisville, Ky. July 29-31 (m) 1936 Chicago, Ill. April 11-14 (m&w) 1990 Beaverton, Ore. April 18-22 (m&w) Santa Barbara, Calif. July 22-24 (w) 1937 New Haven, Conn. April 8-10 (m) 1991 Minneapolis, Minn. April 17-21 (m&w) 1939 Detroit, Mich. Aug. 24-27 (m) Chicago, Ill. April 14-17 (w) 1992 Ann Arbor, Mich. April 14-18 (m&w) Des Moines, Iowa July 27-30 (w) 1938 Columbus, Ohio April 8-9 (m) 1993 Aus n, Texas April 20-24 (m&w) 1940 Santa Barbara, Calif. July 4-6 (m) Chicago, Ill. April 11 (w 3 .) 1994 Minneapolis, Minn. April 19-23 (m&w) Portland, Ore. Aug. 16-18 (w) San Francisco, Calif. April 29 (w 10 .) 1995 Midland, Texas April 19-23 (m&w) 1941 Maplewood, Mo. Aug. 8-10 (m) 1939 Columbus, Ohio March 30-April 1 (m) 1996 Oxford, Ohio April 17-21 (m&w) High Point, N.C. Aug. 14-17 (w) Chicago, Ill. April 19 (w 3 .) 1997 Auburn, Ala. April 16-20 (m&w) 1942 New London, Conn. Aug. 6-8 (m) San Francisco, Calif. April 21 (w 10 .) 1998 Indianapolis, Ind. April 14-19 (m&w) Neenah, Wis. Aug. 14-16 (w) 1940 New York, N.Y. April 5-6 (m) 1999 Orlando, Fla. April 13-18 (m&w) 1943 New London, Conn. Sept. 3-5 (m) Miami Beach, Fla. March 8-10 (w) 2000 Minneapolis, Minn. April 17-22 (m&w) Jasonville, Ind. Aug. 27-29 (w) 1941 Ann Arbor, Mich. April 4-5 (m) 2001 Midland, Texas April 17-22 (m&w) 1944 Great Lakes N.T.S., Ill. Aug. 25-27 (m) Buff alo, N.Y. March 19-22 (w) 2007 Boyds, Md. April 18-22 (m&w) Kansas City, Mo. Aug. 18-20 (w) 1942 New Haven, Conn. April 2-4 (m) 2008 Minneapolis, Minn. April 16-20 (m&w) 1945 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Aug. 8-12 (m) New York, N.Y. May 2 (w 1M) 2009 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. April 22-26 (m&w) Los Angeles, Calif. Aug. 24-26 (w) San Francisco, Calif. May 15 (w 3M) 2010 Columbus, Ohio Feb. 44-8 (m&w) 1946 San Diego, Calif. Aug. 2-4 (m) 1943 New York, Ill. April 2-3 (m) 2011 Iowa City, Iowa Feb. 1-6 (m&w) Jasonville, Ind. Aug. 16-18 (w) 1943 Chicago, Ill. April 9-11 (w) 2012 Knoxville, Tenn. Dec. 17-22, 2011 (m&w) 1947 Tyler, Texas Aug. 1-3 (m) 1944 Ann Arbor, Mich. March 31-April 1 (m) 2013 Aus n, Texas Dec. 17-22 (m&w) Chicago, Ill. Aug. 21-24 (w) Oakland, Calif. April 14-16 (w) 2014 Columbus, Ohio Dec. 16-21 (m&w) 1948 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Sept. 3-5 (m) 1945 New York, N.Y. April 6-7 (m) 2015 Indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 15-20 (m&w) San Diego, Calif. June 25-27 (w) Chicago, Ill. April 13-15 (w) 1949 Los Angeles, Calif. Aug. 16-19 (m) 1946 Bainbridge, Md. April 4-5 (m) San Antonio, Texas Aug. 19-21 (w) Sea le, Wash. April 12-14 (w) 1950 Sea le, Wash. July 20-23 (m) 1947 Columbus, Ohio April 4-6 (m) High Point, N.C. Aug. 4-6 (w) Sea le, Wash. May 2-4 (w) 1951 Detroit, Mich. July 25-28 (m&w) 1948 New Haven, Conn. April 2-3 (m) 1952 Newark, N.J. Aug. 25-28 (m) Daytona Beach, Fla. April 2-4 (w) Not held (w) 1949 Daytona Beach, Fla. March 31-April 2 (m) 1953 Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 14-16 (m) Daytona Beach, Fla. April 22-24 (w) Portland, Ore. Aug. 7-9 (w) 1950 New Haven, Conn. March 30-April 1 (m) 1954 Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 5-7 (m&w) Palm Beach, Fla. April 14-16 (w) 1955 Los Angeles, Calif. July 20-22 (m) 1951 Columbus, Ohio April 5-7 (m) Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 11-14 (w) Houston, Texas April 13-15 (w)

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1956 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio July 27-29 (m 3M) WOMEN’S 1METER WOMEN’S 3METER Tyler, Texas July 4-7 (w 1/3M) INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER Detroit, Mich. July 29 (m P) 1923 Aileen Riggin Women’s S.A., New York 1916 Aileen Allen Los Angeles Houston, Texas July 8 (w P) 1924 Elizabeth Becker Ambassador S.C. 1917 Constance Myers Multnomah A.A.C. 1957 Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 1-4 (m) 1925 Helen Wainwright Women’s S.A., NY 1918 Thelma Payne Multnomah A.A.C. Houston, Texas Aug. 13-16 (w) 1926 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., NY 1919 Thelma Payne Multnomah A.A.C. 1958 Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 6-9 (m) 1927 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., NY 1920 Thelma Payne Multnomah A.A.C. Topeka, Kan. Aug. 10-13 (w) 1928 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., NY 1921 Helen WainwrightWomen’s S.A., New York 1959 Los Altos Hills, Calif. July 16-19 (m) 1929 Jane Fauntz Illinois Women’s A.C. 1922 Elizabeth Becker Philladelphia Redding, Calif. July 16-19 (w) 1930 Jane Fauntz Illinois Women’s A.C. Turngemeinde 1960 Toledo, Ohio July 22-24 (m) 1931 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 1923 Elizabeth Becker Philadelphia T. Indianapolis, Ind. July 14-17 (w) 1932 Dorothy Poynton Los Angeles A.C. 1924 Carol Fletcher Pasadena A.C. 1961 Los Angeles, Calif. Aug. 18-20 (m) 1933 Katherine Rawls Una ached 1925 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 10-13 (w) 1934 Katherine Rawls Miami Beach Club 1926 Be y Pinkston Una ached, Detroit 1962 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Aug. 10-12 (m) 1935 Dorothy Poynton Hill Una ached 1927 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., N.Y. Chicago, Ill. Aug. 16-19 (w) 1936 Marian Mansfi eld Lake Shore A.C. 1928 Rose Boczek Una ached, Cleveland 1963 Oak Park, Ill. Aug. 9-11 (m) 1937 Arlite Smith Lake Shore A.C. 1929 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. High Point, N.C. Aug. 14-17 (w) 1938 Arlite Smith Medinah Club 1930 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 1964 Los Angeles, Calif. July 30-Aug. 2 (m&w) 1939 Arlite Smith Medinah Club 1931 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 1965 Maumee, Ohio Aug. 11-15 (m&w) 1940 Mary P. Fairbrothe Una ached, Miami 1932 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 1966 Lincoln, Neb. Aug. 18-21 (m&w) 1941 Anne Ross St. George Dragon Club 1933 Dorothy Poynton Los Angeles A.C. 1967 Oak Park, Ill. Aug. 11-13 (m) 1942 Anne Ross St. George D.C. 1934 Dorothy Poynton Los Angeles A.C. Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 18-20 (w) 1943 Anne Ross St. George D.C. 1935 Claudia Eckert Shawnee C.C., Chicago 1968 Lincoln, Neb. July 31-Aug. 4 1944 Anne Ross St. George D.C. 1936 Marjorie Gestring Una ached, L.A. (m&w) 1945 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1937 Marjorie Gestring Una ached, L.A. 1969 Louisville, Ky. Aug. 8-17 (m&w) 1946 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1938 Marjorie Gestring Una ached, L.A. 1970 Los Angeles, Calif. Aug. 20-23 (m&w) 1947 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1939 Helen Crelenkovich Fairmount S.C. 1971 Houston, Texas Aug. 18-21 (m&w) 1948 Vicki Draves Los Angeles A.C. 1940 Helen Crelenkovich Fairmount S.C. 1972 Lincoln, Neb. July 11-15 (m&w) 1949 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1941 Helen Crelenkovich Fairmount S.C. 1973 Louisville, Ky. Aug. 20-24 (m&w) 1950 Sara Wakefi eld North Carolina 1942 Helen Crelenkovich Fairmount S.C. 1974 Decatur, Ala. Aug. 14-17 (m&w) 1951 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1943 Anne Ross St. George Dragon Club 1975 The Woodlands, Texas Aug. 12-16 (m&w) 1952 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1944 Anne Ross St. George D.C. 1976 Decatur, Ala. Aug. 17-21 (m&w) 1953 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1945 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C., Oakland, Calif. 1977 The Woodlands, Texas Aug. 16-20 (m&w) 1954 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1946 Patsy Elsener Crystal Plunge, San Fran. 1978 Mission Viejo, Calif. Aug. 2-6 (m&w) 1955 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1947 Patsy Elsener Crystal Plunge 1979 Decatur, Ala. Aug. 14-18 (m&w) 1956 Ann Cooper Los Angeles A.C. 1948 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1980 Bartlesville, Okla. Aug. 19-23 (m&w) 1957 Paula Jean Myers Indian Spring A.C. 1949 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1981 Mission Viejo, Calif. Aug. 11-15 (m&w) 1958 Barbara Gilders Detroit A.C. 1950 Mary F. Cunningham Lafaye e C.C. 1982 Pi sburgh, Pa. Aug. 17-21 (m&w) 1959 Irene McDonald Los Angeles A.C. 1951 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1983 Bartlesville, Okla. Aug. 2-6 (m&w) 1960 Patsy Willard Una ached 1952 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1984 Santa Clara, Calif. Aug. 21-25 (m&w) 1961 Joel Dina Lenzi Southern Illinois U. 1953 Paula Jean Myers Los Angeles A.C. 1985 Clayton, Mo. Aug. 13-17 (m&w) 1962 Patsy Willard Dick Smith S.G. 1954 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1986 Orlando, Fla. Aug. 5-9 (m&w) 1963 Patsy Willard Dick Smith S.G. 1955 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1987 Bartlesville, Okla. July 28-Aug. 1 (m&w) 1964 Barbara Talmage Dick Smith S.G. 1956 Barbara Gilders Detroit A.C. 1988 Irvine, Calif. July 19-23 (m&w) 1965 Joel O’Connell Santa Clara S.C. 1957 Paula Jean Myers Indian SpringsA.C. 1989 Raleigh, N.C. Aug. 15-19 (m&w) 1966 Joel O’Connell Santa Clara S.C. 1958 Irene McDonald Los Angeles A.C. 1990 Dallas, Texas Aug. 15-19 (m&w) 1967 Lesley Bush Una ached 1959 Barbara Gilders Detroit A.C. 1991 Bartlesville, Okla. Aug. 14-18 (m&w) 1968 Keala O’Sullivan Punahou S.C. 1960 Irene McDonald Los Angeles A.C. 1992 The Woodlands, Texas Aug. 12-16 (m&w) 1969 Cynthia Po er Shamrock Hilton S.C. 1961 Joel Dina Lenzi Southern Illinois U. 1993 Los Angeles, Calif. Aug. 11-15 (m&w) 1970 Cynthia Po er Una ached 1962 Joel Lenzi O’Connell Santa Clara S.C. 1994 Moultrie, Ga. Aug. 17-21 (m&w) 1971 Cynthia Po er Bloomington Gatorade 1963 Joel O’Connell Santa Clara S.C. 1995 Bartlesville, Okla. Aug. 9-13 (m&w) 1972 Micki King U.S. Air Force 1964 Barbara Talmage Dick Smith Swim Gym 1996 Moultrie, Ga. Aug. 14-18 (m&w) 1973 Cynthia Po er Gatorade 1965 Joel O’Connell Santa Clara S.C. 1997 Dallas, Texas Aug. 13-17 (m&w) 1974 Chris ne Looke Southern Methodist U. 1966 Sue Gossick Una ached, California 1998 Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 11-16 (m&w) 1975 Jennifer Chandler Point Aquarius 1967 Sue Gossick Una ached, California 1999 The Woodlands, Texas Aug. 10-15 (m&w) 1976 Cynthia Po er-McIngvale Nau lus 1968 Lesley Bush Una ached, Indiana 2000 Mission Viejo, Calif. Aug. 8-13 (m&w) 1977 Cynthia Po er-McIngvale Nau lus 1969 Cynthia Po er Shamrock Hilton S.C. 2001 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Aug. 7-12 (m&w) 1978 Julie Bachman Kimball Divers 1970 Cynthia Po er Una ached, Indiana 2002 Dallas, Texas July 22-27 (m&w) 1979 Cynthia Po er Summer Divers 1971 Micki King U.S. Air Force 2003 Indianapolis, Ind. June 24-29 (m&w) 1980 Karen Gorham Razorback D.C. 1972 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 2004 Mission Viejo, Calif. July 20-25 (m&w) 1981 Diane Dudeck Largo Diving Club 1973 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 2005 Huntersville, N.C. Aug. 9-13 (m&w) 1982 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 1974 Jennifer Chandler Point Aquarius 2006 Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 2-6 (m&w) 1983 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 1975 Carrie Irish Ron O’Brien D.S. 2007 Stanford, Calif. July 31-Aug. 5 (m&w) 1984 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 1976 Jennifer Chandler Ron O’Brien D.S. 2008 Pasadena, Calif. July 22-27 (m&w) 1985 Michele Mitchell Mission Viejo Nadadores 1977 Cynthia Po er-McIngvale Nau lus 2009 Tallahassee, Fla. Aug. 11-6 (m&w) 1986 Megan Neyer Mission Bay Makos 1978 Jennifer Chandler Ron O’Brien D.S. 2010 College Sta on, Texas Aug. 10-15 (m-w) 1987 Kim Fuge McDonald’s Divers 1979 Carrie Irish Finneran Ohio State Diving 2011 Los Angeles, Calif. Aug. 9-14 (m&w) 1988 Mary Fischbach Kimball Divers 1980 Carrie Irish Finneran Ohio State Diving 2012 Greensboro, N.C. Aug. 14-19 (m&w) 1989 Julie Farrell Spartan Diving 1981 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 2013 Iowa City, Iowa Aug. 13-28 (m&w) 1990 Wendy Lucero Kimball Divers 1982 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 2014 Knoxville, Tenn. Aug. 12-17 (m&w) 1991 Wendy Lucero Kimball Divers 1983 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 2015 Orlando, Fla. Aug. 11-13 (m&w) 1992 Julie Ovenhouse Kimball Divers 1984 Kelly McCormick McDonald’s Divers 1993 Carrie Zarse Una ached, Illinois 1985 Kelly McCormick McDonald’s Divers 1994 Mary Ellen Clark Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1986 Michele Mitchell Mission Bay Makos 1995 Carrie Zarse Una ached 1987 Megan Neyer Mission Bay Makos 1996 Reyne Borup Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1988 Tristan Baker-Schultz Mission Bay Makos 1997 Carissa Zenorini Una ached 1989 Kelly McCormick Ohio State Diving 1998 Ka e Beth Bryant Moss Farms Diving 1990 Krista Wilson Mustang Diving 1999 Michelle Rojohn Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1991 Wendy Lucero Kimball Divers 2000 Rachelle Kunkel Brigham Young University 1992 Julie Ovenhouse Kimball Divers 2001 Kimiko Hirai Solda Indiana Diving 1993 Veronica Ribot-CanalesUniversity of Miami 2007 Mary Yarrison Montgomery Dive Club 1994 Mary Ellen Clark Fort Lauderdale D.T. 2008 Victoria Ishimatsu Una ached 1995 Melisa Moses Una ached, Florida 2009 Chris na Loukas Indiana Diving 1996 Jenny Keim Fort Lauderdale D.T. 2010 Kelci Bryant Una ached 1997 Doris Glenn Easterly Unat., Midlothian, Va. 2011 Kelci Bryant Una ached 1998 Jenny Lingamfelter SMU 2012 Summer Allman Legacy Diving 1999 Erica Sorgi Mission Viejo Nadadores 2013 Victoria Ishimatsu Trojan Dive Club 2000 Sara Reiling Indiana University 2014 Samantha Pickens Una ached

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2001 Rachelle Kunkel Brigham Young Univ. 1999 Kris n Link/Lindsay Long 1929 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 2007 Nancilea Foster The Woodlands Diving 2000 Pa y Armstrong/Kim Berbari 1930 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 2008 Nancilea Foster The Woodlands Diving 2001 Michelle Coryell/Holly Winter 1931 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 2009 Abby Johnston Duke Aqua cs 2007 Haley Ishimatsu/Mary Beth Dunnichay 1932 Katherine Rawls Una ached, Fla. 2010 Chris na Loukas Indiana Diving 2008 Jessica Livingston/Laura Wilkinson 1933 Katherine Rawls Una ached, Fla. 2011 Cassidy Krug Stanford Diving 2009 Michelle Cabassol/Kaylea Arne 1934 Katherine Rawls Miami Beach S.C. Chris na Loukas The Woodlands Diving 2010 Amy Cozad/Laura Ryan 1935 Mary Hoerger Miami Beach S.C. 2012 Cassidy Krug Stanford Diving 2011 Ka e Bell/Mary Beth Dunnichay 1936 Claudia Eckert Shawnee C.C., Ill. 2013 Maren Taylor University of Texas 2012 Amy Cozad/Laura Ryan 1937 Marjorie GestringUna ached, Los Angeles 2014 Ariel Ri enhouse Stanford Diving 2013 Anna James/Jessica Parra o 1938 Marjorie GestringUna ached, Los Angeles 2015 Kassidy Cook The Woodlands Diving 2014 Amy Cozad/Jessica Parra o 1939 Helen Crelenkovich Fairmount S.C., Calif. 2015 Amy Cozad/Jessica Parra o 1940 Marjorie GestringUna ached, Los Angeles WOMEN’S PLATFORM 1941 Helen Crelenkovich Fairmount, San Fran. INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER WOMEN’S 1METER 1942 Anne Ross St. George D.C., Brooklyn 1964 Barbara Talmage Dick Smith S.G. OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1943 Anne Ross St. George D.C. 1965 Micki King Ann Arbor S.C. 1948 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C., Oakland, CA 1944 Anne Ross St. George D.C. 1966 Patsy Willard Dick Smith S.G. 1949 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1945 Helen C. Morgan Fairmont Hotel S.C. 1967 Pa y Simms Una ached, Calif. 1950 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1946 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C., Oakland, CA 1968 Lesley Bush Una ached, Indiana 1951 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1947 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1969 Beverly Boys Oshawa S.C., Canada 1952 Not held 1948 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1970 Lani Loken Ann Arbor S.C. 1953 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1949 Zoe Ann Olsen Athens A.C. 1971 Micki King U.S. Air Force 1954 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1950 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1972 Ulrika Knape Sweden 1955 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1951 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1973 Debbie Lipman Phillips 66 Long Beach 1956 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1952 Not held 1974 Janet Ely Robbins D.T. 1957 Paula Jean Myers Indian Springs A.C. 1953 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1975 Carrie Irish Ron O’Brien D.S. 1958 Paula Jean Myers Encino, Calif., S.S. 1954 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1976 Melissa Briley Hurricane D.C. 1959 Irene MacDonald Los Angeles A.C. 1955 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1977 Melissa Briley Hurricane 1964 Patsy Willard Dick Smith S.G. 1956 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1978 Melissa Briley Hurricane 1965 Joel O’Connell Santa Clara S.C. 1957 Paula Jean Myers Indian Springs A.C. 1979 Barb Weinstein Kimball Divers 1966 Joel O’Connell Santa Clara S.C. 1958 Paula Jean Myers Encino, Calif., S.S. 1980 Chris ne Loock Summers Divers 1967 Micki King U.S. Air Force 1959 Irene MacDonald Los Angeles A.C. 1981 Wendy Wyland Mission Viejo Nadadores 1968 Cynthia Po er Shamrock-Hilton S.C. 1960 Patsy Willard Dick Smith S.G. 1982 Wendy Wyland Mission Viejo Nadadores 1969 Cynthia Po er Una ached, Indiana 1961 Joel Lenzi Una ached, Philadelphia 1983 Wendy Wyland Mission Viejo Nadadores 1970 Cynthia Po er Bloomington Gatorade S.C. 1962 Barbara McAlister Dick Smith S.G. 1984 Wendy Wyland Mission Viejo Nadadores 1971 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 1963 Jeanne Collier Dick Smith S.G. 1985 Michele Mitchell Mission Viejo Nadadores 1972 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 1964 Barbara Talmage Dick Smith S.G. 1986 Michele Mitchell Mission Bay Makos 1973 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 1965 Micki King Ann Arbor S.C. 1987 Michele Mitchell Mission Bay Makos 1974 Cynthia Po er Nau lus S.W. 1966 Sue Gossick Deauville S.S. 1988 Wendy Lian Williams Hurricane Diving 1975 Cynthia Po er-McIngvale Nau lus S.W. 1967 Micki King U.S. Air Force 1989 Wendy Wyland Mission Bay Makos 1976 Cynthia Po er-McIngvale Nau lus S.W. 1968 Jerrie Adair Phillips 66 Long Beach 1990 Wendy Lian Williams Mission Viejo 1977 Jennifer Chandler Ron O’Brien D.S. 1969 Micki King U.S. Air Force Nadadores 1978 Cynthia Po er Summers Divers 1970 Micki King U.S. Air Force 1991 Cokey Smith Kimball Divers 1979 Kelly McCormick Mission Viejo Nadadores 1971 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 1992 Cokey Smith Kimball Divers 1980 Kelly McCormick Mission Viejo Nadadores 1972 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 1993 Mary Ellen Clark Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1981 Kelly McCormick Unat., Long Beach, Calif. 1973 Carrie Irish Ron O’Brien D.S. 1994 Mary Ellen Clark Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1982 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 1974 Chris ne Loock Nau lus S.W. 1995 Pa y Armstrong Woodlands D.T. 1983 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 1975 Cynthia Po er-McIngvale Nau lus S.W. 1996 Becky Ruehl Cincinna S ngrays 1984 Wendy Lucero Una ., Carbondale, Ill. 1976 Cynthia Po er-McIngvale Nau lus S.W. 1997 Lizzy Flynt Auburn Dive Club 1985 Wendy Lucero Justus D.T. 1977 Chris ne Loock Bryan Robbins Divers 1998 Laura Wilkinson Una ached 1986 Megan Neyer Mission Bay Makos 1978 Jennifer Chandler Unat., Mission Viejo, CA 1999 Erica Sorgi Mission Viejo Nadadores 1987 Megan Neyer Mission Bay Makos 1979 Michele Hain Summers Divers 2000 Kathy Pesek Tennessee Diving 1988 Megan Neyer Mission Bay Makos 1980 Chris Seufert Kimball Divers 2001 Nicole Pohorenec Team Orlando Diving 1989 Wendy Lucero Kimball Divers 1981 Megan Neyer Mission Viejo Nadadores 2007 Haley Ishimatsu Una ached 1990 Krista Wilson Mustang Diving 1982 Kelly McCormick McDonald’s Divers 2008 Laura Wilkinson The Woodlands Diving 1991 Wendy Lucero Kimball Divers 1983 Chris Seufert Kimball Divers 2009 Michelle Cabassol The Woodlands Diving 1992 Kristen Kane Indiana Diving 1984 Wendy Lian Williams Mission Viejo 2010 Haley Ishimastu Trojan Dive Club 1993 Carrie Zarse Kimball Divers Nadadores 2011 Bir any Viola Miami Diving 1994 Melisa Moses Una ached 1985 Kelly McCormick McDonald’s Divers 2012 Haley Ishimatsu Trojan Dive Club 1995 Doris Glenn Easterly Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1986 Megan Neyer Mission Bay Makos 2013 Samantha Bromberg University of Texas 1996 Doris Glenn Easterly Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1987 Kelly McCormick McDonald’s Divers 2014 Jessica Parra o Una ached 1997 Erica Sorgi Mission Viejo Nadadores 1988 Tristan Baker-Schultz Mission Bay Makos 2015 Amy Cozad TriSynerG Diving 1998 Ka e Beth Bryant Moss Farms Diving 1989 Wendy Lucero Kimball Divers 1999 Rachelle Smith S.L.A.P. Diving, Utah 1990 Wendy Lucero Kimball Divers WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER 2000 Ka e Beth Bryant Miami Diving 1991 Krista Klein Mustang Diving INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER 2001 Jaime Sanger Tennessee Diving 1992 Veronica Ribot-Canales Hurricane Diving 1995 Janae Lautenschlager/Amy Sloan 2002 Rachelle Kunkel Una ached 1993 Eileen Richetelli Stanford Diving 1996 Kim Stanfi eld/Kristen Walls 2003 Rachelle Kunkel Trojan Dive Club 1994 Melisa Moses Una ached 1997 Tracy Bonner/Kathy Pesek 2004 Rachelle Kunkel Trojan Dive Club 1995 Eileen Richetelli Stanford Diving 1998 Erica Sorgi/Jenny Lingamfelter 2005 Kelci Bryant Una ached 1996 Erica Sorgi Mission Viejo Nadadores 1999 Tracy Bonner/Kathy Pesek 2006 Ashley Rubenstein Auburn Diving 1997 Laura Wilkinson Woodlands Dive Team 2000 Lauryn McCalley/Lane Bassham 2007 Chris na Loukas Indiana Diving 1998 Michelle Davison South Carolina Divers 2001 Ka e Beth Bryant/Michelle Davison 2008 Chris na Loukas Indiana Diving 1999 Erica Sorgi Mission Viejo Nadadores 2007 Nancilea Foster/Cassidy Krug 2009 Chris na Loukas Indiana Diving 2000 Lauryn McCalley Moss Farms Diving 2008 Abby Johnston/Mary Yarrison 2010 Kassidy Cook The Woodlands Diving Team 2001 Lauryn McCalley Moss Farms Diving 2009 Chris na Loukas/Amanda Miller 2011 Amanda Burke Una ached 2002 Kimiko Hirai Solda Woodlands Diving 2010 Kelci Bryant/Chris na Loukas 2012 Meghan Houston Longhorn Aqua cs 2003 Sara Hildebrand Indiana Diving 2011 Kassidy Cook/Cassidy Krug 2013 Maren Taylor Longhorn Aqua cs 2004 Kimiko Solda Centralized Training Center 2012 Kelci Bryant/Abby Johnston 2014 Sarah Bacon Indiana Diving Club 2005 Kelci Bryant Una ached 2013 Deidre Freeman/Maren Taylor 2015 Brooke Schultz Una ached 2006 Allison Brennan South Carolina Divers 2014 Abby Johnston/Laura Ryan 2007 Cassidy Krug Stanford Diving 2015 Abby Johnston/Laura Ryan WOMEN’S 3METER OUTDOOR/SUMMER 2008 Nancilea Foster The Woodlands Diving 1921 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., N.Y. 2009 Kelci Bryant Una ached WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 1922 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., N.Y. 2010 Cassidy Krug Stanford Diving INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER 1923 Aileen Riggin Women’s S.A., N.Y. 2011 Cassidy Krug Stanford Diving 1995 Kris n Link/Paige Weiski el 1924 Aileen Riggin Women’s S.A., N.Y. 2012 Gracia Leydon Mahoney Duke Aqua cs 1996 Pa y Armstrong/Laura Wilkinson 1925 Aileen Riggin Women’s S.A., N.Y. 2013 Deidre Freeman Una ached 1997 Kris n Link/Lindsay Long 1926 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., N.Y. 2014 Ariel Ri enhouse Stanford Diving 1998 Kris n Link/Lindsay Long 1927 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., N.Y. 2015 Kassidy Cook Una ached 1928 Lillian Fergus Alameda, Calif.

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WOMEN’S PLATFORM OUTDOOR/SUMMER 2002 Laura Wilkinson Woodlands Diving Team 1940 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1916 Evelyn Burne St. Louis 2003 Laura Wilkinson Centralized Training Ctr. 1941 Earl Clark Ohio State U. 1917 Aileen Allen Los Angeles A.C. 2004 Laura Wilkinson Centralized Training Ctr. 1942 James Cook Yale U. 1918 Josephine Bartle Women’s S.A., NY 2005 Laura Wilkinson Woodlands Diving Team 1943 Frank Dempsey Ohio State U. 1919 Be y Grimes Minneapolis A.C. 2006 Jessica Livingston Woodlands Diving Team 1944 Charles Ba erman Columbia U. 1920 Not held 2007 Laura Wilkinson Woodlands Diving Team 1945 Ted Christakos Ohio State U. 1921 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., NY 2008 Cassandra Cardinell Indiana Diving 1946 Miller Anderson Ohio State U. 1922 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., NY 2009 Ka e Bell Una ached 1947 Miller Anderson Ohio State U. 1923 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., NY 2010 Haley Ishimatsu Trojan Dive Club 1948 Miller Anderson Ohio State U. 1924 Not held 2011 Bri any Viola Miami Diving 1949 Bruce Harlan Ohio State U. 1925 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., NY 2012 Jessica Parra o Una ached 1950 Bruce Harlan Ohio State U. 1926 Esther Foley Women’s S.A., NY 2013 Samantha Bromberg Ohio State Diving 1951 Skippy Browning U. of Texas 1927 Not held Club 1952 Skippy Browning U. of Texas 1928 Helen Meany Women’s S.A., NY 2014 Samantha Bromberg Longhorn Aqua cs 1953 Robert Clotworthy Una ached 1929 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 2015 Lisa Faulkner YCF Diving 1954 Skippy Browning Pensacola N.A.S. 1930 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. 1955 Jerry Harrison Una ached, Ohio 1931 Georgia Coleman Los Angeles A.C. WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 1956 Robert Clotworthy U.S. Army 1932 Not held 3METER OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1957 Donald Harper Una ached, Ohio 1933 Dorothy Poynton Los Angeles A.C. 1995 Jenny Keim/Reyne Borup 1958 Gary Tobian U.S. Army 1934 Dorothy Poynton Hill Los Angeles A.C. 1996 Laura Wilkinson/Pa y Armstrong 1959 Sam Hall Una ached, Ohio 1935 Dorothy Poynton Hill Una ached, L.A. 1997 Kathy Pesek/Tracy Bonner 1960 Sam Hall Una ached, Ohio 1936 Ruth Jump Los Angeles A.C. 1998 Kathy Pesek/Tracy Bonner 1961 Lou Vitucci Una ached, Hollywood, Fla. 1937 Ruth Jump Los Angeles A.C. 1999 Kathy Pesek/Tracy Bonner 1962 Bob Webster Sammy Lee S.S., California 1938 Ruth Jump Los Angeles A.C. 2000 Lauryn McCalley/Lane Bassham 1963 Rick Gilbert Indiana U. 1939 Marjorie Gestring Una ached, L.A. 2001 Lauryn McCalley/Lane Bassham 1964 Ken Sitzberger Una ached, Indiana 1940 Marjorie Gestring Unat., San Francisco 2002 Michelle Davison/Ka e Beth Bryant 1965 Ken Sitzberger Una ached, Indiana 1941 Helen Crelenkovich Unat., Columbus, 2003 Cassandra Cardinell/Sara Hildebrand 1966 Chuck Knorr Una ached, Ohio Ohio 2004 Cassandra Cardinell/Sara Hildebrand 1967 Luis Rivero Indiana U. 1942 Marjorie Reinholdt Lake Shore Club 2005 Nancilea Underwood/Cassidy Krug 1968 Jim Henry Indiana U. 1943 Jeanne Kessler Lake Shore Club 2006 Mary Yarrison/Abby Johnston 1969 Jim Henry Una ached, Indiana 1944 Not held 2007 Ariel Ri enhouse/Kelci Bryant 1970 Jim Henry Una ached, Indiana 1945 Helen Crelenkovich Fairmount Hotel S.A. 2008 Ariel Ri enhouse/Kelci Bryant 1971 Craig Lincoln U. of Minnesota 1946 Victoria Draves Una ached, L.A. 2009 Kassidy Cook/Loren Figueroa 1972 Don Dunfi eld Santa Clara S.C. 1947 Victoria Draves Los Angeles A.C. 2010 Kassidy Cook/Cassidy Krug 1973 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. 1948 Victoria Draves Los Angeles A.C. 2011 Kassidy Cook/Cassidy Krug 1974 Tim Moore Una ached, Ohio 1949 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 2012 Meghan Houston/Laura Ryan 1975 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. 1950 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 2013 Deidre Freeman/Kaylea Arne 1976 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. 1951 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 2014 Ariel Ri enshouse/Amanda Burke 1977 Robert Cragg Kimball Divers 1952 Not held 1978 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1953 Paula Jean Myers Una ached, L.A. WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 1979 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1954 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1980 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1955 Juno Irwin Pasadena A.C. 1995 Pa y Armstrong/Laura Wilkinson 1981 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1956 Pat McCormick Los Angeles A.C. 1996 Pa y Armstrong/Laura Wilkinson 1982 Ron Merrio Kimball Divers 1957 Paula Jean Myers Indian Springs A.C. 1997 Kris n Link/Lindsay Long 1983 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1958 Paula Jean Myers Encino, Calif., S.S. 1998 Kris n Link/Lindsay Long 1984 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1959 Paula Jean Myers Una ached, L.A. 1999 Kris n Link/Lindsay Long 1985 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1960 Juno Stover Irwin Los Angeles A.C. 2000 Jenny Keim/Laura Wilkinson 1986 Greg Louganis Una ached, Boca Raton, 1961 Barbara McAlister Los Angeles A.C. 2001 Sara Reiling/Crystal Gregory Fla. 1962 Linda Cooper Los Angeles A.C. 2002 Sara Reiling/Cassandra Cardinell 1987 Doug Shaff er Mission Bay Makos 1963 Barbara Talmage Dick Smith S.G. 2003 Cassandra Cardinell/Sara Hildebrand 1988 Mark Bradshaw McDonald’s Divers 1964 Patsy Willard Dick Smith S.G. 2004 Cassandra Cardinell/Sara Hildebrand 1989 Pat Evans Cincinna S ngrays 1965 Lesley Bush Una ached, Indiana 2005 Jessica Livingston/Laura Wilkinson 1990 Mark Bradshaw Ohio State Diving 1966 Shirley Teeples Una ached, Calif. 2006 Cassandra Cardinell/Chris na Loukas 1991 Pat Evans Cincinna S ngrays 1967 Lesley Bush Una ached, Indiana 2007 Jessica Livingston/Laura Wilkinson 1992 Mark Lenzi Kimball Divers 1968 Ann Peterson Dick Smith S.G. 2008 Kaylea Arne /Michelle Cabassol 1993 Dean Panaro University of Miami 1969 Micki King U.S. Air Force 2009 Kaylea Arne /Michelle Cabassol 1994 Brian Earley Rose Bowl Aqua cs 1970 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 2010 Amy Cozad/Laura Ryan 1995 David Pichler Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1971 Cynthia Po er Gatorade S.C. 2011 Amy Cozad/Amy Korthauer 1996 Dean Panaro Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1972 Janet Ely Ann Arbor S.C. 2012 Anna James/Jessica Parra o 1997 Troy Dumais Trojan Dive Club 1973 Deborah Keplar Ron O’Brien D.S. 2013 Samantha Bromberg/Cheyenne 1998 Bryan Gillooly Una ached, Kissimmee, Fla. 1974 Teri York Canada Cousineau 1999 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 1975 Janet Ely Nau lus S.W. 2014 Samantha Bromberg/Emma Ivory-Ganja 2000 P.J. Bogart Minnesota Diving 1976 Barb Weinstein Ron O’Brien D.S. 2001 Tom Davidson Indiana Diving 1977 Chris ne Loock Bryan Robbins Divers WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 2007 Chris Colwill Una ached 1978 Melissa Briley Hurricane 3METER SYNCHRO NATIONALS 2008 Ryan Helms Moss Farms Diving Tigers 1979 Kit Salness Mission Viejo Nadadores 2015 Abby Johnston/Laura Ryan 2009 Jonathan Wilcox Longhorn Aqua cs 1980 Barb Weinstein Kimball Divers 2010 Michael Wright Una ached 1981 Debbie Rush Ohio State Diving WOMEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 2011 Brandon Watson Una ached 1982 Wendy Wyland Mission Viejo Nadadores 10METER SYNCHRO NATIONALS 2012 David Bonuchi Mizzou Diving 1983 Michele Mitchell Mission Viejo Nadadores 2015 Amy Cozad/Jessica Parra o 2013 Aaron Fleshner Alabama Diving 1984 Michele Mitchell Mission Viejo Nadadores 2014 Kris an Ipsen Stanford Diving 1985 Michele Mitchell Mission Viejo Nadadores MEN’S 1METER 1986 Michele Mitchell Mission Viejo Nadadores INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER MEN’S 3METER 1987 Mary Ellen Clark McDonald’s Divers 1923 Leo Fracer Ambassador S.C. INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER 1988 Wendy Lian Williams Hurricane Diving 1924 Albert C. White Stanford U. 1909 F. Bornamann Chicago A.A. 1989 Wendy Wyland Mission Bay Makos 1925 Albert C. White Olympic Club 1910 George Gaidzik Chicago A.A. 1990 Wendy Lian Williams Mission Viejo 1926 Albert C. White Olympic Club 1911 F. Bornamann Chicago A.A. Nadadores 1927 Farid Simaika L.A. Ambassador Club 1912 F. Bornamann Chicago A.A. 1991 Ellen McGrath Emerald Diving 1928 Harold Smith Los Angeles A.C. 1913 Arthur McAleenan Yale U. 1992 Mary Ellen Clark Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1929 Mickey Riley Galitzen Los Angeles A.C. 1914 C. Wohlfeld Illinois A.C. 1993 Mary Ellen Clark Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1930 Harold Smith Los Angeles A.C. 1915 Arthur McAleenan Yale U. 1994 Becky Ruehl Cincinna S ngrays 1931 Mickey Riley Los Angeles A.C. 1916 Arthur McAleenan New York A.C. 1995 Becky Ruehl Cincinna S ngrays 1932 Mickey Riley Los Angeles A.C. 1917 A. E. Downes New York A.C. 1996 Becky Ruehl Cincinna S ngrays 1933 Richard Degener U. of Michigan 1918 A. W. Hartung Illinois A.C. 1997 Laura Wilkinson Woodlands Dive Team 1934 Richard Degener U. of Michigan 1919 Clyde Swendsen Los Angeles A.C. 1998 Kathy Pesek University of Tennessee 1935 Elbert A. Root Miami Biltmore Club 1920 Clyde Swendsen Los Angeles A.C. 1999 Laura Wilkinson Woodlands Diving Team 1936 Al Greene Lake Shore A.C., Chicago 1921 Clarence Pinkston Olympic Club 2000 Laura Wilkinson Woodlands Diving Team 1937 Al Patnik Una ached, Columbus, Ohio 1922 Albert C. White Stanford U. 2001 Trisha Tumlinson Woodlands Diving Team 1938 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1923 Albert C. White Stanford U. 1939 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1924 Albert C. White Stanford U.

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1925 Albert C. White Stanford U. MEN’S PLATFORM MEN’S 1METER OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1926 Albert C. White Stanford U. INDOOR/SPRING/WINTER 1964 Bernie Wrightson Dick Smith S.G. 1927 Pete Desjardins Roney Plaza Pools, Miami 1964 Tom Gompf U.S. Air Force 1965 Bernie Wrightson Dick Smith S.G. 1928 Pete Desjardins Stanford U. 1965 Chuck Knorr Una ached, Santa Clara S.C. 1966 Bernie Wrightson Dick Smith S.G. 1929 Mickey Riley Galitzen Los Angeles A.C. 1966 Chuck Knorr Una ached, Ohio 1967 Jim Henry Indiana A.C. 1930 Mickey Riley Los Angeles A.C. 1967 Keith Russell Dick Smith Swim Gym 1968 Jim Henry Bloomington S.C. 1931 Mickey Riley U. of S. California 1968 Larry Andreasen Una ached, California 1969 Jim Henry Bloomington S.C. 1932 Richard Degener U. of Michigan 1969 Dick Rydze Una ached, Michigan 1970 Jim Henry Bloomington Gatorade S.C. 1933 Richard Degener U. of Michigan 1970 Klaus DiBiasi Italy 1971 Mike Brown Gatorade S.C. 1934 Richard Degener U. of Michigan 1971 Dick Rydze Una ached 1972 Don Dunfi eld Santa Clara S.C. 1935 Richard Degener U. of Michigan 1972 Dick Rydze Una ached, Pi sburgh 1973 Mike Finneran Ron O’Brien D.S. 1936 Richard Degener Detroit A.C. 1973 Steve McFarland Hurricane S.C. 1974 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. 1937 Al Patnik Una ached, Columbus, Ohio 1974 Steve McFarland U. of Miami 1975 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. 1938 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1975 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. 1976 Jim Kennedy Findlay, Ohio 1939 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1976 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. 1977 Sco Reich Bryan Robbins Divers 1940 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1977 Kent Vosler Una ached, Ohio 1978 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1941 Earl Clark Ohio State U. 1978 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1979 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1942 Miller Anderson Una ached, Ohio 1979 Kent Vosler Ohio State Diving 1980 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1943 Frank Dempsey Ohio State U. 1980 Bruce Kimball Kimball Divers 1981 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1944 Charles Ba erman Columbia U. 1981 Bruce Kimball Kimball Divers 1982 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1945 Frank McGuigan Una ., San Francisco 1982 Dan Watson Danvers Y Dolfi ns 1983 Ron Merrio Kimball Divers 1946 Miller Anderson Ohio State U. 1983 Bruce Kimball Kimball Divers 1984 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1947 Miller Anderson Ohio State U. 1984 Bruce Kimball Kimball Divers 1985 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1948 Miller Anderson Ohio State U. 1985 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1986 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1949 Bruce Harlan Ohio State U. 1986 Greg Louganis Una ., Boca Raton, Fla. 1987 Doug Shaff er Mission Bay Makos 1950 Bruce Harlan Ohio State U. 1987 Ma Scoggin Longhorn D.C. 1988 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1951 Skippy Browning U. of Texas 1988 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1989 Kent Ferguson Mission Bay Makos 1952 Skippy Browning U. of Texas 1989 Ma Scoggin Longhorn D.C. 1990 Pat Evans Cincinna S ngrays 1953 Jerry Harrison Una ached 1990 Pat Evans Cincinna S ngrays 1991 Mark Lenzi Una ached, Michigan 1954 Skippy Browning Pensacola N.A.S. 1991 Pat Evans Cincinna S ngrays 1992 Mark Lenzi Kimball Divers 1955 Jerry Harrison Una ached, Ohio 1992 Patrick Jeff rey Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1993 Mark Lenzi Kimball Divers 1956 Donald Harper Una ached, Ohio 1993 Russ Bertram Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1994 Chris Devine Penn State Diving 1957 Glenn Whi en Una ached, Ohio 1994 Russ Bertram Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1995 David Pichler Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1958 Donald Harper Coca Cola S.C. 1995 David Pichler Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1996 Troy Dumais Trojan Dive Club 1959 Joseph Gerlach Una ached, Michigan 1996 David Pichler Miami Diving 1997 Troy Dumais Trojan Dive Club 1960 Joseph Gerlach Una ached, Michigan 1997 David Pichler Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1998 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 1961 Ron O’Brien WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio 1998 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 1999 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 1962 Rick Gilbert Una ached, Indiana 1999 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 2000 Jud Campbell Moss Farms Diving 1963 Rick Gilbert Indiana U. 2000 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 2001 Tom Davidson Una ached/Ambler, Penn. 1964 Ken Sitzberger Una ached, Indiana 2001 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 2002 Tom Davidson JP Divers 1965 Rick Gilbert Una ached, Indiana 2007 Thomas Finchum Una ached 2003 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 1966 Bernie Wrightson Dick Smith Swim Gym 2008 David Boudia Una ached 2004 Chris Colwill Georgia Diving Club 1967 Keith Russell Dick Smith S.G. 2009 David Colturi Boilermaker Diving 2005 Jevon Taran no Coral Springs Diving 1968 Win Young Indiana U. 2010 David Boudia Boilermaker Diving 2006 Chris Colwill Georgia Diving Club 1969 Win Young Una ached, Indiana 2011 David Boudia Boilermaker Diving 2007 Jevon Taran no Ft. Lauderdale Diving 1970 Jim Henry Una ached, Indiana 2012 David Boudia Boilermaker Diving 2008 Terry Horner Tomahawk Dive Club 1971 Mike Finneran Santa Clara S.C. 2013 Steele Johnson Boiler Diving Academy 2009 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 1972 Phil Boggs U.S. Air Force 2014 Steele Johnson Purdue University 2010 Brandon Watson BYU Cougar Diving 1973 Phil Boggs U.S. Air Force 2015 Steele Johnson Boiler Diving 2011 Michael Hixon Una ., Amherst, Mass. 1974 Phil Boggs U.S. Air Force 2012 Aaron Fleshner Una ached 1975 Phil Boggs Ron O’Brien D.S. MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 3METER INDOOR/ 2013 Sam Dorman Miami Diving 1976 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. SPRING/WINTER 2014 Aaron Fleshner Alabama Diving 1977 Phil Boggs Kimball Divers 1995 Brian Earley/Kevin McMahon 2015 Briadam Herrera University of Miami 1978 Jim Kennedy Gatorade\Tennessee 1996 Kent Ferguson/David Pichler 1979 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1997 Mike Collier/Ryan Kosanic MEN’S 3METER OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1980 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1998 Jus n Dumais/Kevin McMahon 1921 Arthur W. Hartung Olympic Club 1981 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1999 P.J. Bogart/Chris Devine 1922 Albert C. White Illinois A.C. 1982 Ron Merrio Kimball Divers 2000 P.J. Bogart/Chris Devine 1923 Clarence Pinkston Olympic Club 1983 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 2001 Phil Jones/Brice Dumais 1924 Albert C. White Stanford U. 1984 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 2007 Jevon Taran no/Chris Colwill 1925 Pete Desjardins Roman Pool, Miami 1985 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 2008 Jevon Taran no/Chris Colwill 1926 Pete Desjardins Roman Pool 1986 Greg Louganis Una ., Boca Raton, Fla. 2009 Troy Dumais/Kris an Ipsen 1927 Pete Desjardins Roman Pool 1987 Kent Ferguson Mission Bay Makos 2010 Troy Dumais/Kris an Ipsen 1928 Mickey Riley Galitzen Los Angeles A.C. 1988 Ron Meyer LSU Aqua cs 2011 Troy Dumais/Kris an Ipsen 1929 Mickey Riley Galitzen Los Angeles A.C. 1989 Kent Ferguson Mission Bay Makos 2012 Troy Dumais/Kris an Ipsen 1930 Harold Smith Los Angeles A.C. 1990 Mark Bradshaw Ohio State Diving 2013 David Boudia/Sam Dorman 1931 Harold Smith Los Angeles A.C. 1991 Mark Lenzi Ohio State Diving 2014 Cory Bowersox/Zac Nees 1932 Not held 1992 Mark Lenzi Kimball Divers 2015 Kris an Ipsen/Sam Dorman 1933 Richard Degener Una ached, Detroit 1993 Mark Bradshaw Ohio State Diving 1934 Richard Degener Detroit A.C. 1994 Patrick Jeff rey Miami Diving MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM INDOOR/ 1935 Richard Degener Detroit A.C. 1995 Mark Bradshaw Ohio State Diving SPRING/WINTER 1936 Richard Degener Detroit A.C. 1996 Mark Lenzi Kimball Divers 1995 Mark Ruiz/Kongzheng Li 1937 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1997 P.J. Bogart Minnesota Dive Club 1996 Mark Ruiz/Kongzheng Li 1938 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1998 Troy Dumais Trojan Dive Club 1997 P.J. Bogart/Kongzheng Li 1939 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 1999 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 1998 Kyle Prandi/Chris Man lla 1940 Al Patnik Ohio State U. 2000 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 1999 Mark Ruiz/Jus n Dumais 1941 Earl Clark Ohio State U. 2001 Troy Dumais Texas Aqua cs 2000 David Pichler/Mark Ruiz 1942 Sammy Lee Pasadena A.C. 2007 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 2001 Troy Dumais/Jus n Dumais 1943 Floyd Stauff er Columbus, Ohio; U.S.N. 2008 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 2007 David Boudia/Thomas Finchum 1944 Norman Sper Jr. Sand and Pool Club, Calif. 2009 Kris an Ipsen Diablo Divers 2008 David Boudia/Thomas Finchum 1945 Norman Sper Jr. Unat., Hollywood, Calif. 2010 Chris Colwill Georgia Diving 2009 David Colturi/Sean Moore 1946 Bruce Harlan Naval A.C., Jacksonville, Fla. 2011 Kris an Ipsen Diablo Divers 2010 David Boudia/Thomas Finchum 1947 Bruce Harlan Ohio State U. 2012 Chris Colwill Georgia Diving 2011 David Boudia/Nick McCrory 1948 Bruce Harlan Ohio State U. 2013 David Boudia Boiler Diving Academy 2012 David Boudia/Nick McCrory 1949 Skippy Browning Texas A.C. 2014 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 2013 David Dinsmore/Steele Johnson 1950 Joe Marino Ohio State U. 2015 Kris an Ipsen Stanford Diving 2014 Jordan Windle/Toby Stanley 1951 Robert Clotworthy Ohio State U. 2015 David Boudia/Steele Johnson 1952 Skippy Browning U. of Texas

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1953 Bob Clotworthy Una ., Wes ield, N.J. 1921 Clarence Pinkston Olympic Club 2009 Drew Livingston Longhorn Aqua cs 1954 Joaquin Capilla Mexican S.F. 1922 Clarence Pinkston Olympic Club 2010 David Boudia Boilermaker Diving 1955 Donald Harper Una ached, Ohio 1923 Clarence Pinkston Olympic Club 2011 Nick McCrory Duke Aqua cs 1956 Bob Clotworthy New York A.C. 1924 Clarence Pinkston Olympic Club 2012 Steele Johnson Una ached 1957 Ronnie Smith Una ached, Houston 1925 Pete Desjardins Roman Pool, Miami 2013 Steele Johnson Boiler Diving 1958 Gary Tobian Los Angeles A.C. 1926 Pete Desjardins Roman Pool 2014 Jordan Windle Duke Diving 1959 Donald Harper Coca Cola S.C. 1927 Pete Desjardins Miami 2015 David Dinsmore Una ached 1960 Sam Hall WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio 1928 Mickey Riley Galitzen Los Angeles A.C. 1961 John Vogel Lafaye e, Ind. 1929 John Riley Galitzen Los Angeles A.C. MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 1962 Lou Vitucci Blue Hill C.C. 1930 Farid Samaika Hollywood A.C. 3METER OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1963 Larry Andreasen City of Commerce S.C. 1931 Farid Samaika Hollywood A.C. 1995 Brian Earley/Kevin McMahon 1964 Bernie Wrightson Dick Smith S.G. 1932 Not held 1996 Chris Man lla/Russ Bertram 1965 Bernie Wrightson Dick Smith S.G. 1933 Frank Kurtz Los Angeles A.C. 1997 P.J. Bogart/Kent Ferguson 1966 Rick Gilbert Indiana A.C. 1934 Marshall Wayne Miami 1998 Chris Man lla/Bryan Gillooly 1967 Keith Russell Dick Smith S.G. 1935 Richard Degener Detroit A.C. 1999 Mark Ruiz/Rio Ramirez 1968 Bernie Wrightson Dick Smith S.G. 1936 Marshall Wayne Miami Biltmore 2000 David Pichler/Troy Dumais 1969 Jim Henry Bloomington S.C. 1937 Elbert Root Detroit A.C. 2001 Jus n Dumais/Troy Dumais 1970 Craig Lincoln Gopher S.C. 1938 Elbert Root Detroit A.C. 2002 Jus n Dumais/Troy Dumais 1971 Jim Henry Gatorade S.C. 1939 Earl Clark Ohio State U. 2003 Jus n Dumais/Troy Dumais 1972 Mike Finneran Ron O’Brien D.S. 1940 Earl Clark Ohio State U. 2004 Jus n Dumais/Troy Dumais 1973 Phil Boggs U.S. Air Force 1941 Earl Clark Ohio State U. 2005 Jus n Dumais/Troy Dumais 1974 Keith Russell Dick Smith S.G. 1942 Sammy Lee Pasadena A.C. 2006 Troy Dumais/Mitch Richeson 1975 Phil Boggs U.S. Air Force 1943 Miller Anderson Army Air Corps 2007 Troy Dumais/Mitch Richeson 1976 Jim Kennedy Findlay, Ohio 1944 Norman Sper Jr. Sand & Pool Club, Calif. 2008 Chris Colwill/Jevon Taran no 1977 Phil Boggs Kimball Divers 1945 Not held 2009 Chris Colwill/Jevon Taran no 1978 Jim Kennedy Gatorade 1946 Sammy Lee Pasadena A.C. 2010 Troy Dumais/Kris an Ipsen 1979 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1947 Bruce Harlan Ohio State U. 2011 Troy Dumais/Kris an Ipsen 1980 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1948 Bruce Harlan Ohio State U. 2012 Jus n Dumais/Dwight Dumais 1981 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1949 Norman Sper Jr. U. of North Carolina 2013 Zac Nees/Sam Dorman 1982 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1950 John McCormick Pasadena A.C. 2014 Zac Nees/Cory Bowersox 1983 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1951 John McCormick Pasadena A.C. 1984 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1952 Jerry Harrison Ohio State U. MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED PLATFORM 1985 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1953 Joaquin Capilla Mexican S.B. OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1986 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1954 Joaquin Capilla Mexican S.F. 1995 Chuck Wade/David Pichler 1987 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1955 Gary Tobian Los Angeles A.C. 1996 Russ Bertram/Chris Man lla 1988 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1956 Gary Tobian Los Angeles A.C. 1997 John Kiani/Hank Richardson 1989 Kent Ferguson Mission Bay Makos 1957 Gary Tobian Los Angeles A.C. 1998 Jus n Dumais/Mark Ruiz 1990 Kent Ferguson Mission Bay Makos 1958 Gary Tobian Los Angeles A.C. 1999 Chuck Wade/David Pichler 1991 Patrick Jeff rey Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1959 Gary Tobian Los Angeles A.C. 2000 David Pichler/Mark Ruiz 1992 Mark Lenzi Kimball Divers 1960 Gary Tobian Los Angeles A.C. 2001 Jus n Dumais/Troy Dumais 1993 Mark Bradshaw Ohio State Diving 1961 Donald Harper WBNS-TV, Columbus, 2002 Jus n Dumais/Troy Dumais 1994 Mark Bradshaw Ohio State Diving Ohio 2003 Ma Bricker/Caesar Garcia 1995 Kent Ferguson Miami Diving 1962 Bob Webster Sammy Lee S.C. 2004 Ma Bricker/Caesar Garcia 1996 Troy Dumais Trojan Dive Club 1963 Tom Gompf U.S. Air Force 2005 David Boudia/Thomas Finchum 1997 Troy Dumais Trojan Dive Club 1964 Bob Webster U.S. Army 2006 David Boudia/Thomas Finchum 1998 David Pichler Atlan c Dive Club 1965 Bernie Wrightson Dick Smith S.G. 2007 David Boudia/Thomas Finchum 1999 David Pichler Atlan c Dive Club 1966 Rick Gilbert Indiana A.C. 2008 David Boudia/Thomas Finchum 2000 Jus n Dumais Texas Aqua cs 1967 Keith Russell Dick Smith S.G. 2009 Drew Brown/Cole Young 2001 Jus n Dumais Texas Aqua cs 1968 Win Young Bloomington S.C. 2010 David Boudia/Nick McCrory 2002 Troy Dumais Texas Aqua cs 1969 Dick Rydze Una ached 2011 Thomas/Finchum/Drew Livingston 2003 Troy Dumais Centralized Training Ctr. 1970 Rick Earley Phillips 66 Long Beach 2012 Dashiell Enos/Steele Johnson 2004 Troy Dumais Centralized Training Ctr. 1971 Dick Rydze Una ached 2013 David Dinsmore/Steele Johnson 2005 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 1972 Rick Earley Phillips 66 2014 Mark Anderson/Toby Stanley 2006 Chris Colwill Georgia Diving Club 1973 Tim Moore Ron O’Brien D.S. 2007 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 1974 Keith Russell Dick Smith S.G. MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 2008 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 1975 Kent Vosler Ron O’Brien D.S. 3METER SYNCHRO NATIONALS 2009 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 1976 Kent Vosler Ron O’Brien D.S. 2015 Sam Dorman/Kris an Ipsen 2010 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 1977 Phil Boggs Kimball Divers 2011 Kris an Ipsen Diablo Divers 1978 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores MEN’S SYNCHRONIZED 2012 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 1979 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 10METER SYNCHRO NATIONALS 2013 Sam Dorman Miami Diving 1980 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 2015 David Boudia/Steele Johnson 2014 Troy Dumais Longhorn Aqua cs 1981 Bruce Kimball Kimball Divers 2015 Kris an Ipsen Stanford Diving 1982 Bruce Kimball Kimball Divers 1983 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores MEN’S PLATFORM 1984 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores OUTDOOR/SUMMER 1985 Greg Louganis Mission Viejo Nadadores 1909 George W. Gaidzik Chicago A.A. 1986 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1910 George W. Gaidzik Chicago A.A. 1987 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1911 George W. Gaidzik Chicago A.A. 1988 Greg Louganis Mission Bay Makos 1912 J.F. Dunn New York A.C. 1989 Ma Scoggin Longhorn D.C. 1913 Not held 1990 Ma Scoggin Longhorn D.C. 1914 C. Wolfi eld Illinois A.C. 1991 Sco Donie Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1915 A.E. Downes New York A.C. 1992 Sco Donie Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1916 A.E. Downes New York A.C. 1993 Patrick Jeff rey Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1917 W. Williams Los Angeles A.C. 1994 Bryan Gillooly Team Orlando 1918 Clyde Swendson U.S.N. Reserve, San Pedro 1995 Patrick Jeff rey Team Orlando 1919 Fred Spongberg New York A.C. 1996 Russ Bertram Fort Lauderdale D.T. 1920 Clarence Pinkston Olympic Club,Calif. 1997 David Pichler Atlan c Dive Club 1998 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 1999 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 2000 David Pichler Planta on Diving Team 2001 Jus n Dumais Texas Aqua cs 2002 Jus n Dumais Texas Aqua cs 2003 Mark Ruiz Team Orlando 2004 Caesar Garcia Auburn Diving 2005 Thomas Finchum Una ached 2006 David Boudia Una ached 2007 Thomas Finchum Una ached 2008 Nick McCrory Duke Aqua cs

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WOMEN Indoor Outdoor TOTAL: 28 / SYNCHRO: 0 MICKI KING TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1968 x 1965 x x 1969 x x x 1966 1970 x x x x 1967 x x 1971 x x x x 1968 1972 x x x 1969 x x 1973 x x x 1970 x 1974 x 1971 x x 1975 x x 1972 x 1976 x x x 1977 x x CASSIDY KRUG TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 5 1978 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1979 x 2005 x 2007 x x PAT MCCORMICK TOTAL: 26 / SYNCHRO: 0 2010 x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2011 x (t) x x x 1949 x 2012 x 1950 x x x 1951 x x x x x PAULA JEAN MYERS TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 0 1952 x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1953 x x x 1953 x 1954 x x x x x 1957 x x x x x 1955 x x x x 1958 x x x 1956 x x x 1959 x

LAURA WILKINSON TOTAL: 19 / SYNCHRO: 7 JOEL O’CONNELL TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1995 x 1961 x x x 1996 x x x 1962 x 1997 x x 1963 x 1998 x 1965 x x x 1999 x 1966 x x 2000 x 2001 x KELCI BRYANT TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO 3 2002 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2003 x 2005 x x 2004 x 2007 x 2005 x x 2008 x 2007 x x 2009 x 2008 x x 2010 x x 2011 x MEGAN NEYER TOTAL: 15 / SYNCHRO: 0 2012 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1981 x x HELEN CRELENKOVICH TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO: 0 1982 x x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1983 x x x 1939 x x 1984 x 1940 x 1985 1941 x x x 1986 x x x 1942 x 1987 x x 1945 x x 1988 x CHRISTINA LOUKAS TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO 3 HELEN MEANY TOTAL: 14 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2006 x 1921 x x 2007 x 1922 x x 2008 x 1923 x 2009 x x x 1924 2010 x x 1925 x x 2011 x (t) 1926 x x 1927 x x x WENDY LUCERO TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO: 0 1928 x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1984 x ZOE ANN OLSON TOTAL: 13 / SYNCHRO: 0 1985 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1989 x x 1945 x x 1990 x x 1946 x x 1991 x x x 1947 x x 1948 x x x KELLY MCCORMICK TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO: 0 1949 x x x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1979 x GEORGIA COLEMAN TOTAL: 11 / SYNCHRO: 0 1980 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1981 x 1929 x x x 1982 x 1930 x x x 1984 x 1931 x x x x 1985 x x 1932 x 1987 x 1989 x

40 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE TOP U.S. TITLEHOLDERS MEN Indoor Outdoor* MICHELE MITCHELL TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO: 0 GREG LOUGANIS TOTAL: 47 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1983 x 1978 x x x x 1984 x 1979 x x x x x 1985 x x x 1980 x x x x x 1986 x x x 1981 x x x x 1987 x 1982 x x 1983 x x x x ANNE ROSS TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO: 0 1984 x x x x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1985 x x x x x x 1941 x 1986 x x x x x x 1942 x x 1987 x x 1943 x x x 1988 x x x x 1944 x x x TROY DUMAIS TOTAL: 38 / SYNCHRO: 17 AMY COZAD TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 7 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1996 x x 2010 x 1997 x x x 2011 x 1998 x 2012 x 2000 x 2014 x x 2001 x x x x 2015 x x x 2002 x x x 2003 x x MARJORIE GESTRING TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 0 2004 x x 2005 x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2006 x 1936 x 2007 x x x 1937 x x 2008 x x 1938 x x 2009 x x x 1939 x 2010 x x x 1940 x x 2011 x x 2012 x x SARA REILING HILDEBRAND TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 6 2014 x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2000 x MARK RUIZ TOTAL: 20 / SYNCHRO: 7 2001 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2002 x 1995 x 2003 x x x 1996 x 2004 x x 1997 1998 x x x x 1999 x x x x x x x 2000 x x x x 2001 x 2003 x x

DAVID BOUDIA TOTAL: 20 / SYNCHRO: 13 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2005 x 2006 x x 2007 x x 2008 x x x 2010 x x x x 2011 x x 2012 x x 2013 x x 2015 x x

KRISTIAN IPSEN TOTAL: 14 / SYNCHRO: 8 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2009 x x 2010 x x 2011 x x x x 2012 x 2014 x 2015 x x x x

DAVID PICHLER TOTAL: 13 / SYNCHRO: 5 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1995 x x x x 1996 x x 1997 x x x 1998 x 1999 x x 2000 x

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RICHARD DEGENER TOTAL: 12 / SYNCHRO: 0 MICKEY RILEY TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1932 x 1928 x x 1933 x x x 1929 x x x 1934 x x x 1930 x 1935 x x x 1931 x x 1936 x x 1932 x

AL PATNIK TOTAL: 12 / SYNCHRO: 0 MILLER ANDERSON TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1937 x x x 1942 x 1938 x x x 1943 x 1939 x x x 1946 x x 1940 x x x 1947 x x 1948 x x THOMAS FINCHUM TOTAL: 11 / SYNCHRO: 8 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP SKIPPY BROWNING TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 0 2005 x x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2006 x 1949 x 2007 x x x x 1950 2008 x x 1951 x x 2010 x 1952 x x x 2011 x 1953 1954 x x CHRIS COLWILL TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 4 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP PETE DESJARDINS TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 0 2004 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2006 x x 1925 x x 2007 x x 1926 x x 2008 x x 1927 x x x 2009 x 1928 x 2010 x 2012 x KENT FERGUSON TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 2 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP JIM HENRY TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 0 1987 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1988 1967 x 1989 x x x 1968 x x 1990 x 1969 x x x 1995 x 1970 x x x 1996 x 1971 x 1997 x

STEELE JOHNSON TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 5 MARK LENZI TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 2012 x x 1991 x x 2013 x x x x 1992 x x x x 2014 x 1993 x 2015 x x x 1996 x

TIM MOORE TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 0 GARY TOBIAN TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1973 x x 1955 x 1974 x x 1956 x 1975 x x x 1957 x 1976 x x x 1958 x x x 1959 x AL WHITE TOTAL: 10 / SYNCHRO: 0 1960 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1922 x x BERNIE WRIGHTSON TOTAL: 8 / SYNCHRO: 0 1923 x 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1924 x x x 1964 x x 1925 x x 1965 x x x 1926 x x 1966 x x 1968 x PHIL BOGGS TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1972 x 1973 x x 1974 x 1975 x x 1977 x x x

BRUCE HARLAN TOTAL: 9 / SYNCHRO: 0 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1M 3M PL s3 sP 1946 x 1947 x x 1948 x x 1949 x x 1950 x x

42 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE DIVING HISTORY

By Dr. Ron O’Brien, eight-time Olympic coach

The origin of fancy diving goes as far back Bransten brought with him a thorough as the 17th century in connection with the knowledge of the fundamentals of the great gymnastic movement in Germany sport and some revolutionary ideas for and Sweden. In the summertime, gymnasts developing divers. Among his many con- moved their equipment to the beaches, tributions was the construction of a “sand and acrobatics over the water became a pit” — a diving board mounted over sand. part of their activities. Diving, then, is more This apparatus allows the diver to practice related to gymnastics than to swimming. many of the movement patterns of diving, However, since swimming and diving both especially the approach and takeoff, more use a water medium, they have naturally effi ciently. become linked. Mike Peppe, the swimming and diving Diving achieved international notice in the coach at Ohio State University from 1931 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis when to 1963, did more to promote and develop springboard diving was included as an diving in this country than any other man. event on the men’s swimming program. By maintaining a strong squad of divers on Women’s diving was slower in being ac- his collegiate swimming teams and treating cepted. It was not until 1912 that plain diving and swimming with equal impor- high diving was included in the Olympics, tance, Peppe encouraged other schools to and 1920 that the fi rst women’s spring- emphasize diving in order to compete with board contest was conducted. Fancy high his teams evenly. diving for women came into being in 1928 internationally. Peppe’s infl uence on college programs has resulted in improved facilities for diving, As could be expected, Germany and Sweden more practice time being made available, dominated the early competition. It wasn’t greater respect for the sport, and the birth until 1920 that the United States reached of a new type of coach — the diving coach. worldwide prominence in diving by winning It is for this reason that he might be desig- three of the gold medals in the Olympics nated “the father of collegiate diving in the (men’s and women’s springboard and men’s United States.” platform events). The U.S. has now won 47 of the 106 Olympic gold medals in diving Since 1904, Olympic diving has changed in (44 percent). leaps and bounds and is still progressing rapidly. The diffi culty of the dives per- Two men have been most important in the formed has changed from 1 1/2 somer- development of U.S. diving supremacy. saults then, to the forward and inward 4 Ernst Bransten, who is called the “father of 1/2 somersaults today. diving in the United States,” came to this country from Sweden shortly before the 1920s.

2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE / 43 GUIDE TO DIVING TYPES OF DIVES arch in the back. Arm placement 6. The le er indicates body posi- There are six groups of dives. The is either the diver’s choice or is on: A = straight, B = pike, C = tuck, fi rst four involve rota ng in direc- defi ned by the dive performed. D = free. ons rela ve to the board and star ng posi on. The fi h includes Tuck Examples: any dive with a twist. The fi nal Body is bent at the waist and 107B = Forward dive with 3 1/2 group, used in pla orm diving, knees, with thighs drawn to the somersaults in a pike posi on begins with an armstand. chest and heels kept close to the bu ocks. 305C = Reverse dive with 2 1/2 Forward Group somersaults in a tuck posi on The diver faces the front of the Pike board and rotates toward the The legs are straight with the body 5253B = Back dive with 2 1/2 water. Dives in this group vary bent at the waist. Like the straight somersaults and 1 1/2 twists in a from the simple front dive to the posi on, arm placement is dictated pike posi on diffi cult forward four and one half by the par cular dive or by the somersault. choice of the diver. JUDGING Backward Group Free As you watch more diving, espe- All dives in the backward group This is not an actual body posi on, cially by talented performers, you begin with the diver on the end of but a diver’s op on to use any of will observe that although several the board with back to the water. the above three posi ons, or com- divers may do the same dive, it The direc on of rota on is away bina ons thereof, when perform- never looks quite the same. This from the board. ing a twis ng dive. A combina on is because each individual has of straight and pike is common, unique mannerisms, characteris- Reverse Group while tuck is rarely used. cs of movement, strengths and Formerly called “gainers,” these ming — all adding up to an ab- dives begin with the diver facing IDENTIFYING DIVE stract but observable phenomenon the front of the board (using a called “style.” forward approach) and rota ng NUMBERS toward the board. Dives are described by their Style is diffi cult to assess by any full name (e.g. reverse 3 1/2 standard, except whether or not Inward Group somersault with 1/2 twist) or by you like it. This is why judging is The diver stands on the end of their numerical iden fi ca on (e.g. diffi cult. Even though there are the board with back to the water 5371D), or “dive number.” Twis ng criteria of execu on all divers must and rotates toward the board. The dives u lize four numerical digits, meet, evalua on remains a subjec- earlier term for these dives were all other dives use three. Specifi c ve process. No ma er how well a “cutaways.” dive numbers are not random — dive is performed, ar s c likes and they are created by using these dislikes of the judges play a large Twis ng Group guidelines: part in the outcome of any contest, Any dive with a twist is included in and for this reason there are usu- this group. There are fi ve types of 1. All dives are iden fi ed by three ally diff erences of opinion among twis ng dives: forward, backward, or four digits and one le er. coaches, compe tors, judges and reverse, inward and armstand. spectators about the accuracy of Because of the many possible 2. The fi rst digit indicates the dive’s results. combina ons, this group includes group: 1 = forward, 2 = back, 3 = more dives than any other. reverse, 4 = inward, A dive is scored between zero and 5 = twis ng, 6 = armstand 10 points (full or half point incre- Armstand Group ments) by each judge. A table of Here the diver assumes a 3. In front, back, reverse and the scores and how they should be handstand posi on on the edge inward dives, a 1 as the second awarded appears below: of the pla orm before execu ng digit indicates a fl ying ac on. A ‘0’ the dive. indicates none. 0: completely failed ½-2: unsa sfactory In twis ng and armstand dives, the 2½-4½: defi cient BODY POSITIONS second digit indicates the dive’s 5-6½: sa sfactory When each type of dive is per- group (forward, back, reverse). 7-8: good formed, the diver u lizes one or 8½-9½: very good more of the four diff erent types of 4. The third digit indicates the 10: excellent body posi ons: number of half somersaults.

Straight 5. The fourth digit, if applicable, in- This posi on requires no bend at dicates the number of half twists. the waist or knees. Depending on the dive, however, there may be an

44 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE GUIDE TO DIVING CATEGORIES OF SCORING COMPETITION JUDGING Seven judges are used for the REQUIREMENTS individual events. When judges In classifying a dive into one of the There are specifi c requirements awards are given, the two high and judging categories, certain parts divers must meet in the spring- two low scores are eliminated and of each dive must be analyzed and board, pla orm and synchronized the remaining scores added. The evaluated, and an overall award diving events. sum is mul plied by the degree of obtained. The parts of a dive are: diffi culty assigned to the dive. DDs Women’s 3M Springboard can range from 1.2 to 4.1 in one- Approach In the preliminary, semifi nal and tenth increments. Should be smooth but forceful, fi nal, each diver must perform fi ve showing good form. dives from diff erent groups with- Example: out limit of degree of diffi culty. 1. Awards: 9.0 9.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 Takeoff 7.0 7.0 = 24 Must show control and balance, Women’s Pla orm 2. The total is mul plied by the plus the proper angle of landing In the preliminary, semifi nal and degree of diffi culty (3.0), for a total and leaving for the par cular dive fi nal, each diver must perform fi ve score of 72 points. being a empted. dives from diff erent groups with- out limit of degree of diffi culty. In synchronized diving, 11 judges Eleva on are used. Three judges rate one The amount of spring or li a diver Men’s 3M Springboard diver, three judges rate the second receives from the takeoff greatly In the preliminary, semifi nal and diver, and fi ve judges rate the aff ects the appearance of the fi nal, each diver must perform six pair’s synchroniza on. The high dive. Since more height means dives without limit of degree of and low individual scores for more me, a higher dive gener- diffi culty, of which one dive shall each diver are dropped, and the ally aff ords greater accuracy and be selected from each group plus high and low synchro scores are smoothness of movement. an addi onal dive that may be dropped, placing an emphasis on selected from any group. the synchro scores. The remaining Execu on fi ve scores are added and mul - This is most important, for this Men’s Pla orm plied by the degree of diffi culty, is the dive. A judge watches for In the preliminary, semifi nal and then mul plied by .6 to get the proper mechanical performance, fi nal, each diver must perform six fi nal score. technique, form and grace. dives from diff erent groups with- out limit of degree of diffi culty. Example: Entry 1. Diver A: 8.5 8.0 7.5 The entry into the water is very Men’s and Women’s Synchro Diver B: 8.0 8.0 8.5 signifi cant because it is the last 3-meter/Pla orm Synchroniza on: 8.5 8 8 8 7.5 thing the judge sees and the part Each pair must perform two 2. Sum of remaining scores (40) probably remembered best. The voluntary dives with an assigned is mul plied by the DD (3.0): 40 x two criteria to be evaluated are DD of 2.0 per dive. Divers then do 3.0 = 120 the angle of entry, which should three (women) or four (men) dives 3. That number is then mul plied be near ver cal, and the amount without DD limit. Five groups of by .6 to achieve the fi nal score: of splash, which should be as li le dives must be demonstrated. 120 x .6 = total score of 72 points as possible.

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Approach Free Posi on Somersault Three or more steps forward to A combina on of straight, pike A movement in which a diver the end of the board before hurdle or tuck posi ons. To be used in rotates the body on an imaginary and takeoff . twis ng dives only as listed in the horizontal axis through the hips. DD tables. A dive that can be performed in a Armstand Dive variety of combina ons. The diver executes a dive from an Hurdle armstand posi on. The armstand The fi nal segment of a diver’s Springboard takeoff represents a sixth group of approach to takeoff . Consists of An adjustable diving board that dives used only in pla orm diving. a spring to the end of the board, regulates “springiness.” Either taking off from one foot, and 1-meter (3’3”) or 3-meters (9’9”) Back Dive landing on two feet at the end of above the water. Projects at least Takeoff from the end of the board the board. fi ve feet beyond the edge of the with back toward water. Direc on pool. of rota on is away from the board. Inward Dive Takeoff from a standing posi on at Straight Posi on Balk the end of the board, with back to A dive posi on in which the body An illegal movement by the diver: the water. Direc on of rota on is is straight without bending at (1) a false start in which a diver toward the board. knees or hips, feet together and makes an obvious a empt to start toes pointed. Formerly called the the approach but does not com- Judge “layout” posi on. plete the dive; (2) takeoff for the Diving offi cial who scores each hurdle from both feet; (3) Loss of dive on a scale of 0 (lowest) to 10 Takeoff balance on an armstand dive caus- (highest). Seven judges offi ciate A diver’s li from the board prior ing feet to touch the pla orm. major na onal and interna onal to execu on of the dive. May be compe on in individual events. done from a forward (running or Degree of Diffi culty Nine judges offi ciate during syn- standing) or backward approach, Ra ng ranging from 1.2 to 4.1 for chronized events. or from an armstand posi on. execu ng a specifi c dive. The DD is mul plied by the sum of the Pike Posi on Tower judges’ scores in fi guring the score A dive posi on in which the body The en re diving pla orm for a dive. is bent at the hips, legs straight at structure. the knees, and toes pointed. Feet Entry should be held together and posi- Tuck Posi on The conclusion of a dive as a diver on of arms is op onal. A dive posi on in which the body makes contact with the water. May is bent at the waist and knees, with be either head or feet-fi rst. Upon Pla orm thighs drawn to the chest and feet entry, the body should always be A sta onary, non-bending diving kept close to the bu ocks. Feet near ver cal in a straight posi on pla orm is at least 20 feet long and and knees should be kept together with toes pointed. In a headfi rst six and a half feet wide. The plat- and toes should be pointed. entry, arms should be stretched form height used in compe on is above the head in line with the 10 meters (approximately 33 feet). Twis ng Dive body and hands close together. In The pla orm structure typically Any dive with a twist. There are feet-fi rst entries, the arms should also includes levels at three, fi ve four types of twis ng dives: for- be held close to the body, without and seven and a half meters that ward, back, reverse and inward. bending the elbows. are used during training. Una ached Flying Referee A term used to describe a diver Used to describe a dive in which Manages the compe on and who competes in a USA Diving- the diver assumes a straight insures that all regula ons are sponsored event but does not posi on from take off , or a er observed. Not a judge. represent a USA Diving club. one somersault in a 115C, before execu ng the remainder of the Reverse Dive USAS dive. The straight posi on must be Takeoff from a standing or run- United States Aqua c Sports, Inc. held for at least one quarter of a ning approach, facing the water. An organiza on represen ng all somersault (90 degrees). Direc on of rota on is toward the aqua c sports including diving, board. swimming, water polo and syn- Forward Dive chronized swimming. Takeoff from a standing or running approach, facing the water. Direc- on of rota on is away from the board.

46 / 2016 USA DIVING MEDIA GUIDE FINA TABLE OF DEGREES OF DIFFICULTY This table became effective on October 1, 2013

New dives and dives which have been changed are shaded. A dive with (-) is not possible, and dives with empty spaces have not been calculated.

ONE METER THREE METER SPRINGBOARD STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE

Forward Group A B C D A B C D

101 Forward Dive 1.4 1.3 1.2 - 1.6 1.5 1.4 -

102 Forward Somersault 1.6 1.5 1.4 - 1.7 1.6 1.5 -

103 Forward 1½ Somersaults 2.0 1.7 1.6 - 1.9 1.6 1.5 -

104 Forward 2 Somersaults 2.6 2.3 2.2 - 2.4 2.1 2.0 -

105 Forward 2½ Somersaults - 2.6 2.4 - 2.8 2.4 2.2 -

106 Forward 3 Somersaults - 3.2 2.9 - - 2.8 2.5 -

107 Forward 3½ Somersaults - 3.3 3.0 - - 3.1 2.8 -

108 Forward 4 Somersaults - - 4.0 - - 3.8 3.4 -

109 Forward 4½ Somersaults - - 4.3 - - 4.2 3.8 -

112 Forward Flying Somersault - 1.7 1.6 - - 1.8 1.7 -

113 Forward Flying 1½ Somersaults - 1.9 1.8 - - 1.8 1.7 -

115 Forward Flying 2½ Somersaults - - - - - 2.7 2.5 -

Back Group A B C D A B C D

201 Back Dive 1.7 1.6 1.5 - 1.9 1.8 1.7 -

202 Back Somersault 1.7 1.6 1.5 - 1.8 1.7 1.6 -

203 Back 1½ Somersaults 2.5 2.3 2.0 - 2.4 2.2 1.9 -

204 Back 2 Somersaults - 2.5 2.2 - 2.5 2.3 2.0 -

205 Back 2½ Somersaults - 3.2 3.0 - - 3.0 2.8 - 206 Back 3 Somersaults 3.2 2.9 - - 2.8 2.5 - 207 Back 3½ Somersaults - - - - - 3.9 3.6 -

208 Back 4 Somersaults - - - - - 3.7 3.4 -

209 Back 4½ Somersaults - - - - - 4.7 4.4 -

212 Back Flying Somersault - 1.7 1.6 - - 1.8 1.7 -

213 Back Flying 1½ Somersaults ------2.1 215 Back Flying 2½ Somersaults - - - - - 3.3 3.1 -

ONE METER THREE METER SPRINGBOARD STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE

Reverse Group A B C D A B C D

301 Reverse Dive 1.8 1.7 1.6 - 2.0 1.9 1.8 -

302 Reverse Somersault 1.8 1.7 1.6 - 1.9 1.8 1.7 -

303 Reverse 1½ Somersaults 2.7 2.4 2.1 - 2.6 2.3 2.0 -

304 Reverse 2 Somersaults 2.9 2.6 2.3 - 2.7 2.4 2.1 -

305 Reverse 2½ Somersaults - 3.2 3.0 - 3.4 3.0 2.8 -

306 Reverse 3 Somersaults - 3.3 3.0 - - 2.9 2.6 -

307 Reverse 3½ Somersaults - - - - 3.8 3.5 -

308 Reverse 4 Somersaults - - - - 3.7 3.4 -

309 Reverse 4½ Somersaults - - - - 4.7 4.4 -

312 Reverse Flying Somersault - 1.8 1.7 - - 1.9 1.8 -

313 Reverse Flying 1½ Somersaults - 2.6 2.3 - - 2.5 2.2 -

Inward Group A B C D A B C D

401 Inward Dive 1.8 1.5 1.4 - 1.7 1.4 1.3 -

402 Inward Somersault 2.0 1.7 1.6 - 1.8 1.5 1.4 -

403 Inward 1½ Somersaults - 2.4 2.2 - - 2.1 1.9 -

404 Inward 2 Somersaults - 3.0 2.8 - - 2.6 2.4 -

405 Inward 2½ Somersaults - 3.4 3.1 - - 3.0 2.7 -

407 Inward 3½ Somersaults - - - - - 3.7 3.4 -

409 Inward 4½ Somersaults - - - - - 4.6 4.2 -

412 Inward Flying Somersault - 2.1 2.0 - - 1.9 1.8 -

413 Inward Flying 1½ Somersaults - 2.9 2.7 - - 2.6 2.4 -

ONE METER THREE METER

SPRINGBOARD STR PIK TUCK FREE STR PIK TUCK FREE E E Front Twisting Group A B C D A B C D

5111 Forward Dive ½ Twist 1.8 1.7 1.6 - 2.0 1.9 1.8 -

5112 Forward Dive 1 Twist 2.0 1.9 - - 2.2 2.1 - -

5121 Forward Somersault ½ Twist - - - 1.7 - - - 1.8

5122 Forward Somersault 1 Twist - - - 1.9 - - - 2.0

5124 Forward Somersault 2 Twists - - - 2.3 - - - 2.4

5126 Forward Somersault 3 Twists - - - 2.8 - - - 2.9

5131 Forward 1½ Somersaults ½ Twist - - - 2.0 - - - 1.9

5132 Forward 1½ Somersaults 1 Twist - - - 2.2 - - - 2.1

5134 Forward 1½ Somersaults 2 Twists - - - 2.6 - - - 2.5

5136 Forward 1½ Somersaults 3 Twists - - - 3.1 - - - 3.0

5138 Forward 1½ Somersaults 4 Twists - - - 3.5 - - - 3.4

5151 Forward 2½ Somersaults ½ Twist - 3.0 2.8 - - 2.8 2.6 -

5152 Forward 2½ Somersaults 1 Twist - 3.2 3.0 - - 3.0 2.8 -

5154 Forward 2½ Somersaults 2 Twists - 3.6 3.4 - - 3.4 3.2 - 5156 Forward 2½ Somersaults 3 Twists - - - 3.9 3.7 - 5172 Forward 3½ Somersaults 1 Twist - - - - - 3.7 3.4 -

Back Twisting Group A B C D A B C D

5211 Back Dive ½ Twist 1.8 1.7 1.6 - 2.0 1.9 1.8 -

5212 Back Dive 1 Twist 2.0 - - - 2.2 - - -

5221 Back Somersault ½ Twist - - - 1.7 - - - 1.8

5222 Back Somersault 1 Twist - - - 1.9 - - - 2.0

5223 Back Somersault 1½ Twists - - - 2.3 - - - 2.4

5225 Back Somersault 2½ Twists - - - 2.7 - - - 2.8

5227 Back Somersault 3½ Twists - - - 3.2 - - - 3.3

5231 Back 1½ Somersaults ½ Twist - - - 2.1 - - - 2.0

5233 Back 1½ Somersaults 1½ Twists - - - 2.5 - - - 2.4

5235 Back 1½ Somersaults 2½ Twists - - - 2.9 - - - 2.8

ONE METER THREE METER SPRINGBOARD STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE

Back Twisting Group A B C D A B C D

5237 Back 1½ Somersaults 3½ Twists ------3.3

5239 Back 1½ Somersaults 4½ Twists ------3.7

5251 Back 2½ Somersaults ½ Twist - 2.9 2.7 - - 2.7 2.5 -

5253 Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists - - - - - 3.4 3.2 -

5255 Back 2½ Somersaults 2½ Twists - - - - - 3.8 3.6 -

Reverse Twisting Group A B C D A B C D

5311 Reverse Dive ½ Twist 1.9 1.8 1.7 - 2.1 2.0 1.9 -

5312 Reverse Dive 1 Twist 2.1 - - - 2.3 - - -

5321 Reverse Somersault ½ Twist - - - 1.8 - - - 1.9

5322 Reverse Somersault 1Twist - - - 2.0 - - - 2.1

5323 Reverse Somersault 1½ Twists - - - 2.4 - - - 2.5

5325 Reverse Somersault 2½ Twists - - - 2.8 - - - 2.9

5331 Reverse 1½ Somersaults ½ Twist - - - 2.2 - - - 2.1

5333 Reverse 1½ Somersaults 1½ - - - 2.6 - - - 2.5

5335 Reverse 1½ Somersaults 2½ - - - 3.0 - - - 2.9

5337 Reverse 1½ Somersaults 3½ - - - 3.6 - - - 3.5

5339 Reverse 1½ Somersaults 4½ ------3.8

5351 Reverse 2½ Somersaults ½ Twist - 2.9 2.7 - - 2.7 2.5 -

5353 Reverse 2½ Somersaults 1½ - 3.5 3.3 - - 3.3 3.1 -

5355 Reverse 2½ Somersaults 2½ - 3.9 3.7 - - 3.7 3.5 - 5371 Reverse 3½ Somersaults ½ Twist - - - 3.4 3.1 - 5373 Reverse 3½ Somersaults 1½ Twists - - - 3.7 - 5375 Reverse 3½ Somersaults 2½ Twists - - - 4.1 - Inward Twisting Group A B C D A B C D

5411 Inward Dive ½ Twist 2.0 1.7 1.6 - 1.9 1.6 1.5 -

5412 Inward Dive 1 Twist 2.2 1.9 1.8 - 2.1 1.8 1.7 -

5421 Inward Somersault ½ Twist - - - 1.9 - - - 1.7

5422 Inward Somersault 1 Twist - - - 2.1 - - - 1.9

5432 Inward 1½ Somersaults 1 Twist - - - 2.7 - - - 2.4

5434 Inward 1½ Somersaults 2 Twists - - - 3.1 - - - 2.8

5436 Inward 1½ Somersaults 3 Twists ------3.5

TEN METER 7.5 METER FIVE METER PLATFORM STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE

Front Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

101 Forward Dive 1.6 1.5 1.4 - 1.6 1.5 1.4 - 1.4 1.3 1.2 -

102 Forward 1 Som 1.8 1.7 1.6 - 1.7 1.6 1.5 - 1.6 1.5 1.4 -

103 Forward 1 ½ Soms 1.9 1.6 1.5 - 1.9 1.6 1.5 - 2.0 1.7 1.6 -

104 Forward 2 Soms 2.5 2.2 2.1 - 2.4 2.1 2.0 - 2.6 2.3 2.2 -

105 Forward 2½ Soms 2.7 2.3 2.1 - - 2.4 2.2 - - 2.6 2.4 -

106 Forward 3 Soms - 3.0 2.7 - - 2.8 2.5 - - 3.2 2.9 -

107 Forward 3½ Soms - 3.0 2.7 - - 3.1 2.8 - - - 3.0 -

108 Forward 4 Soms - 4.1 3.7 ------

109 Forward 4½ Soms - 4.1 3.7 ------

1011 Forward 5½ Soms - - 4.7 ------

112 Forward Flying Som - 1.9 1.8 - - 1.8 1.7 - - 1.7 1.6 -

113 Forward Flying 1½ Soms - 1.8 1.7 - - 1.8 1.7 - - 1.9 1.8 -

114 Forward Flying 2 Soms - 2.4 2.3 - - 2.3 2.2 - - 2.5 2.4 - 115 Forward Flying 2½ Soms - 2.6 2.4 - - - 2.5 - - - Back Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

201 Back Dive 1.9 1.8 1.7 - 1.9 1.8 1.7 - 1.7 1.6 1.5 -

202 Back 1 Som 1.9 1.8 1.7 - 1.8 1.7 1.6 - 1.7 1.6 1.5 -

203 Back 1½ Soms 2.4 2.2 1.9 - 2.4 2.2 1.9 - 2.5 2.3 2.0 -

204 Back 2 Soms 2.6 2.4 2.1 - 2.5 2.3 2.0 - - 2.5 2.2 -

205 Back 2½ Soms 3.3 2.9 2.7 - - 3.0 2.8 - - - 3.0 -

206 Back 3 Soms - 3.0 2.7 - - 2.8 2.5 - - 3.2 2.9 -

207 Back 3½ Soms - 3.6 3.3 - - - 3.5 - - - - -

208 Back 4 Soms - 4.1 3.8 - - 4.2 3.9 - - - - - 209 Back 4½ Soms - 4.5 4.2 ------212 Back Flying Som - 1.9 1.8 - - 1.8 1.7 - - 1.7 1.6 -

213 Back Flying 1½ Soms - 2.4 2.1 - - 2.4 2.1 - - 2.5 2.2 -

TEN METER 7.5 METER FIVE METER PLATFORM STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE

Reverse Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

301 Reverse Dive 2.0 1.9 1.8 - 2.0 1.9 1.8 - 1.8 1.7 1.6 -

302 Reverse 1 Som 2.0 1.9 1.8 - 1.9 1.8 1.7 - 1.8 1.7 1.6 -

303 Reverse 1½ Soms 2.6 2.3 2.0 - 2.6 2.3 2.0 - 2.7 2.4 2.1 -

304 Reverse 2 Soms 2.8 2.5 2.2 - 2.7 2.4 2.1 - 2.9 2.6 2.3 -

305 Reverse 2½ Soms 3.4 3.0 2.8 - 3.5 3.1 2.9 - - 3.3 3.1 -

306 Reverse 3 Soms - 3.2 2.9 - - 3.0 2.7 - - 3.4 3.1 - 307 Reverse 3½ Soms - 3.6 3.3 ------308 Reverse 4 Soms - 4.4 4.1 - - 4.5 4.2 - - - 309 Reverse 4½ Soms - 4.8 4.5 ------312 Reverse Flying Som - 2.0 1.9 - - 1.9 1.8 - - 1.8 1.7 -

313 Reverse Flying 1½ Soms - 2.5 2.2 - - 2.5 2.2 - - 2.6 2.3 -

Inward Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

401 Inward Dive 1.7 1.4 1.3 - 1.7 1.4 1.3 - 1.8 1.5 1.4 -

402 Inward 1 Som 1.9 1.6 1.5 - 1.8 1.5 1.4 - 2.0 1.7 1.6 -

403 Inward 1½ Soms - 2.0 1.8 - - 2.1 1.9 - - 2.4 2.2 -

404 Inward 2 Soms - 2.6 2.4 - - 2.6 2.4 - - 3.0 2.8 -

405 Inward 2½ Soms - 2.8 2.5 - - 3.0 2.7 - - 3.4 3.1 -

406 Inward 3 Soms - 3.5 3.2 - - 3.4 3.1 - - 4.0 3.7 -

407 Inward 3½ Soms - 3.5 3.2 - - - 3.4 - - - - -

408 Inward 4 Soms - 4.4 4.1 ------

409 Inward 4½ Soms - 4..4 4.1 ------

412 Inward Flying Som - 2.0 1.9 - - 1.9 1.8 - - 2.1 2.0 -

413 Inward Flying 1½ Soms - 2.5 2.3 - - 2.6 2.4 - - 2.9 2.7 -

PLATFORM TEN METER 7.5 METER FIVE METER STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE

Front Twisting Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

5111 Fwd Dive ½ Twist 2.0 1.9 1.8 - 2.0 1.9 1.8 - 1.8 1.7 1.6 -

5112 Fwd Dive 1 Twist 2.2 2.1 - - 2.2 2.1 - - 2.0 1.9 - -

5121 Fwd Som ½ Twist - - - 1.9 - - - 1.8 - - - 1.7

5122 Fwd Som 1 Twist - - - 2.1 - - - 2.0 - - - 1.9

5124 Fwd Som 2 Twists - - - 2.5 - - - 2.4 - - - 2.3

5131 Fwd 1½ Soms ½ Twist - - - 1.9 - - - 1.9 - - - 2.0

5132 Fwd 1½ Soms 1 Twist - - - 2.1 - - - 2.1 - - - 2.2

5134 Fwd 1½ Soms 2 Twists - - - 2.5 - - - 2.5 - - - 2.6

5136 Fwd 1½ Soms 3 Twists - - - 3.0 - - - 3.0 - - - 3.1

5138 Fwd 1½ Soms 4 Twists - - - 3.4 - - - 3.4 - - - 3.5

5152 Fwd 2½ Soms 1 Twist - 2.9 2.7 - - 3.0 2.8 - - 3.2 3.0 -

5154 Fwd 2½ Soms 2 Twists - 3.3 3.1 - - 3.4 3.2 - - 3.6 3.4 - 5156 Fwd 2½ Soms 3 Twists - 3.8 3.6 - - - - - 5172 Fwd 3½ Soms 1 Twist - 3.6 3.3 - - 3.7 3.4 - - - - -

Back Twisting Group A B C D A B C D A B C D 5211 Back Dive ½ Twist 2.0 1.9 1.8 - 2.0 1.9 1.8 - 1.8 1.7 1.6 -

5212 Back Dive 1 Twist 2.2 - - - 2.2 - - - 2.0 - - -

5221 Back Som ½ Twist - - - 1.9 - - - 1.8 - - - 1.7

5222 Back Som 1 Twist - - - 2.1 - - - 2.0 - - - 1.9

5223 Back Som 1½ Twists - - - 2.5 - - - 2.4 - - - 2.3

5225 Back Som 2½ Twists - - - 2.9 - - - 2.8 - - - 2.7

5231 Back 1½ Soms ½ Twist - - - 2.0 - -- - 2.0 - - - 2.1

5233 Back 1½ Soms 1½ Twists - - - 2.4 - - - 2.4 - - - 2.5

5235 Back 1½ Soms 2½ Twists - - - 2.8 - - - 2.8 - - - 2.9

5237 Back 1½ Soms 3½ Twists - - - 3.3 - - - 3.3 - - - 3.4

5239 Back 1½ Soms 4½ Twists - - - 3.7 - - - 3.7 - - - 3.8

5251 Back 2½ Soms ½ Twist - 2.6 2.4 - - 2.7 2.5 - - 2.9 2.7 - 5253 Back 2½ Soms 1½ Twists - 3.2 3.0 - - 3.3 3.1 - - - 5255 Back 2½ Soms 2½ Twists - 3.6 3.4 ------5257 Back 2½ Soms 3½ Twists - 4.1 3.9 ------5271 Back 3½ Soms ½ Twist - 3.2 2.9 ------5273 Back 3½ Soms 1½ Twists - 3.8 3.5 ------5275 Back 3½ Soms 2½ Twists - 4.2 3.9 ------

TEN METER 7.5 METER FIVE METER PLATFORM STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE

Reverse Twisting Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

5311 Reverse Dive ½ Twist 2.1 2.0 1.9 - 2.1 2.0 1.9 - 1.9 1.8 1.7 -

5312 Reverse Dive 1 Twist 2.3 - - - 2.3 - - - 2.1 - - -

5321 Reverse Som ½ Twist - - - 2.0 - - - 1.9 - - - 1.8

5322 Reverse Som 1 Twist - - - 2.2 - - - 2.1 - - - 2.0

5323 Reverse Som 1½ Twists - - - 2.6 - - - 2.5 - - - 2.4

5325 Reverse Som 2½ Twists - - - 3.0 - - - 2.9 - - - 2.8

5331 Reverse 1½ Soms ½ Twists - - - 2.1 - - - 2.1 - - - 2.2

5333 Reverse 1½ Soms 1½ Twists - - - 2.5 - - - 2.5 - - - 2.6

5335 Reverse 1½ Soms 2½ Twists - - - 2.9 - - - 2.9 - - - 3.0

5337 Reverse 1½ Soms 3½ Twists - - - 3.4 - - - 3.4 - - - 3.5 5339 Reverse 1½ Soms 4½ Twists - - - 3.8 - - - 3.8 - - - 5351 Reverse 2½ Soms ½ Twists - 2.7 2.5 - - 2.8 2.6 - - 3.0 2.8 -

5353 Reverse 2½ Soms 1½ Twists - 3.3 3.1 - - 3.4 3.2 - - - 3.4 - 5355 Reverse 2½ Soms 2½ Twists - 3.7 3.5 - - 3.8 3.6 - - 3.8 - 5371 Reverse 3½ Soms ½ Twists - 3.2 2.9 - - - - - 5373 Reverse 3½ Soms 1½ Twists - 3.6 - - - - - 5375 Reverse 3½ Soms 2½ Twists - 4.0 - - - - - Inward Twisting Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

5411 Inward Dive ½ Twist 1.9 1.6 1.5 - 1.9 1.6 1.5 - 2.0 1.7 1.6 -

5412 Inward Dive 1 Twist 2.1 1.8 1.7 - 2.1 1.8 1.7 - 2.2 1.9 1.8 -

5421 Inward Som ½ Twist - - - 1.8 - - - 1.7 - - - 1.9

5422 Inward Som 1 Twist - - - 2.0 - - - 1.9 - - - 2.1

5432 Inward 1½ Soms 1 Twist - - - 2.3 - - - 2.4 - - - 2.7

5434 Inward 1½ Soms 2 Twists - - - 2.7 - - - 2.8 - - - 3.1 5436 Inward 1½ Soms 3 Twists - - - 3.4 ------

TEN METER 7.5 METER FIVE METER PLATFORM STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE STR PIKE TUCK FREE

Forward Armstand Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

600 Armstand Dive 1.6 - - - 1.6 - - - 1.5 - - -

611 Armstand Forward ½ Som 2.0 1.9 1.7 - 2.0 1.9 1.7 - 1.8 1.7 1.5 -

612 Armstand Forward 1 Som 2.0 1.9 1.7 - 1.9 1.8 1.6 - 1.8 1.7 1.5 -

614 Armstand Forward 2 Soms - 2.4 2.1 - - 2.3 2.0 - - 2.5 2.2 - 616 Armstand Forward 3 Soms - 3.3 3.1 ------Back Armstand Group A B C D A B C D A B C D 621 Armstand Back ½ Som 1.9 1.8 1.6 - 1.9 1.8 1.6 - 1.7 1.6 1.4 -

622 Armstand Back Som 2.3 2.2 2.0 - 2.2 2.1 1.9 - 2.1 2.0 1.8 -

623 Armstand Back 1½ Soms - 2.2 1.9 - - 2.2 1.9 - - 2.3 2.0 -

624 Armstand Back 2 Soms 3.0 2.8 2.5 - 2.9 2.7 2.4 - 3.1 2.9 2.6 -

626 Armstand Back 3 Soms - 3.5 3.3 - - 3.3 3.1 - - - 3.5 -

628 Armstand Back 4 Soms - 4.7 4.5 ------

Reverse Armstand Group A B C D A B C D A B C D 631 Armstand Reverse ½ Som 2.0 1.9 1.7 - 2.0 1.9 1.7 - 1.8 1.7 1.5 -

632 Armstand Reverse 1 Som - 2.3 2.1 - - 2.2 2.0 - - 2.1 1.9 -

633 Armstand Reverse 1½ Ss - 2.3 2.0 - - 2.3 2.0 - - 2.4 2.1 -

634 Armstand Reverse 2 Soms - 2.9 2.6 - - 2.8 2.5 - - 3.0 2.7 -

636 Armstand Reverse 3 Soms - 3.6 3.4 - - - 3.2 - - - - -

638 Armstand Reverse 4 Soms - 4.8 4.6 ------

Fwd Armstand Twist Group A B C D A B C D A B C D 6122 Armstand Fwd Som 1 Tw - - - 2.6 - - - 2.5 - - - 2.4

6124 Armstand Fwd Som 2 Tw - - - 2.9 - - - 2.8 - - - 2.7

6142 Armstand Fwd 2 Ss 1 Tw - - - 3.1 - - - 3.0 - - - 3.2 6144 Armstand Fwd 2 Ss 2 Tw - - - 3.4 - - - 3.3 - - - 3.5 6162 Armstand Fwd 3 Ss 1 Tw - 3.9 ------Back Armstand Twist Group A B C D A B C D A B C D

6221 Armstand Back Som ½ Tw - - - 1.8 - - - 1.7 - - - 1.6

6241 Armstand Back 2 Ss ½ Tw - 2.7 2.4 - - 2.6 2.3 - - 2.8 2.5 -

6243 Armstand Back 2 Ss 1½ Tw - - - 3.2 - - - 3.1 - - - 3.3

6245 Armstand Back 2 Ss 2½ Tw - - - 3.6 - - - 3.5 - - - 3.7 6247 Armstand Back 2 Ss 3½ Tw - - - 4.0 ------

6261 Armstand Back 3 Ss ½ Tw - 3.4 3.2 - - 3.2 3.0 - - 3.6 3.4 - 6263 Armstand Back 3 Ss 1½ Tw - 4.2 4.0 ------

6265 Armstand Back 3 Ss 2½ Tw - 4.6 4.4 ------