2020 Summer Olympics Results - Diving

Men's 3m Springboard
August 2 - Final
	CHN	Xie Siyi	558.75
	CHN	Wang Zongyuan	534.90
	GBR	Jack Laugher	518.00
4	KOR	Woo Ha-Ram	481.85
5	ROC	Evgeniy Kuznetsov	461.90
6	MEX	Rommel Pacheco	428.75
7	GER	Martin Wolfram	426.75
8	NZL	Anton Down-Jenkins	415.60
9	GBR	James Heatly	411.00
10	USA	Andrew Capobianco	401.70
11	EGY	Mohab Ishak	393.15
12	JPN	Ken Terauchi	359.70
13	DOM	Jonathan Ruvalcaba	398.65
14	MEX	Osmar Olvera	384.80
15	JAM	Yona Knight-Wisdom	362.95
16	FRA	Alexis Jandard	357.85
17	COL	Daniel Restrepo	329.30
18	COL	Sebastián Morales	324.95
19	ESP	Nicolás García	382.60
20	ITA	Lorenzo Marsaglia	369.60
21	GER	Patrick Hausding	364.05
22	UKR	Oleg Kolodiy	351.25
23	USA	Tyler Downs	348.70
24	ROC	Nikita Shleikher	339.70
25	IRL	Oliver Dingley	335.00
26	ESP	Alberto Arévalo	322.85
27	AUS	Li Shixin	320.35
28	KOR	Kim Yeongnam	286.80
29	CAN	Cédric Fofana	225.35

Men's 3m Springboard, Preliminary Round
August 2 - Final
1	CHN	Wang Zongyuan	531.30 Q
2	CHN	Xie Siyi	520.90 Q
3	MEX	Rommel Pacheco	479.25 Q
4	GBR	James Heatly	458.40 Q
5	KOR	Woo Ha-Ram	452.45 Q
6	GBR	Jack Laugher	445.05 Q
7	ROC	Evgeniy Kuznetsov	444.75 Q
8	GER	Martin Wolfram	444.50 Q
9	MEX	Osmar Olvera	442.45 Q
10	JPN	Ken Terauchi	430.20 Q
11	FRA	Alexis Jandard	423.60 Q
12	EGY	Mohab Ishak	422.75 Q
13	JAM	Yona Knight-Wisdom	411.65 Q
14	COL	Daniel Restrepo	411.50 Q
15	COL	Sebastián Morales	400.85 Q
16	NZL	Anton Down-Jenkins	394.45 Q
17	USA	Andrew Capobianco	385.50 Q
18	DOM	Jonathan Ruvalcaba	383.05 Q
20	ITA	Lorenzo Marsaglia	369.60
21	GER	Patrick Hausding	364.05
22	UKR	Oleg Kolodiy	351.25
23	USA	Tyler Downs	348.70
24	ROC	Nikita Shleikher	339.70
25	IRL	Oliver Dingley	335.00
26	ESP	Alberto Arévalo	322.85
27	AUS	Li Shixin	320.35
28	KOR	Kim Yeongnam	286.80
29	CAN	Cédric Fofana	225.35

Men's 3m Springboard, Final
August 3 - Final
1	CHN	Xie Siyi	558.75
2	CHN	Wang Zongyuan	534.90
3	GBR	Jack Laugher	518.00
4	KOR	Woo Ha-Ram	481.85
5	ROC	Evgeniy Kuznetsov	461.90
6	MEX	Rommel Pacheco	428.75
7	GER	Martin Wolfram	426.75
8	NZL	Anton Down-Jenkins	415.60
9	GBR	James Heatly	411.00
10	USA	Andrew Capobianco	401.70
11	EGY	Mohab Ishak	393.15
12	JPN	Ken Terauchi	359.70

Men's 3m Springboard, Semifinal
August 3 - Final
1	CHN	Xie Siyi	543.45 Q
2	CHN	Wang Zongyuan	540.50 Q
3	GBR	Jack Laugher	514.75 Q
4	GBR	James Heatly	454.85 Q
5	ROC	Evgeniy Kuznetsov	453.85 Q
6	MEX	Rommel Pacheco	437.65 Q
7	JPN	Ken Terauchi	424.50 Q
8	NZL	Anton Down-Jenkins	424.20 Q
9	GER	Martin Wolfram	423.00 Q
10	USA	Andrew Capobianco	419.60 Q
11	EGY	Mohab Ishak	408.85 Q
12	KOR	Woo Ha-Ram	403.15 Q
13	DOM	Jonathan Ruvalcaba	398.65
14	MEX	Osmar Olvera	384.80
15	JAM	Yona Knight-Wisdom	362.95
16	FRA	Alexis Jandard	357.85
17	COL	Daniel Restrepo	329.30
18	COL	Sebastián Morales	324.95

Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Overall Medal Leaders

113
USA
88
CHN
71
ROC

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

USA	39
CHN	38
JPN	27

Silver

Silver

USA	41
CHN	32
ROC	28

Bronze

Bronze

USA	33
ROC	23
GBR	22

Overall Medal Leaders

7
McKeon
McKeon
5
Dressel
Dressel
4
McKeown
McKeown

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

Dressel	5
McKeon	4
McKeown	3

Silver

Silver

Scott	3
Ledecky	2
Yufei	2

Bronze

Bronze

McKeon	3
Melnikova	2
Nagornyy	2

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