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Diving at the 2004 Summer Olympics took place in the Olympic Aquatic Centre part of the Athens Olympic Sports Complex.

Eight gold medals were contested in four disciplines.

Men's Diving: 3 m springboard | 10 m platform | synchronised 3 metre springboard | synchronised 10 m platform

Women's Diving: 3 m springboard | 10 m platform | synchronised 3 metre springboard | synchronised 10 m platform

Diving medal table by country

Pos Country: Gold: Silver: Bronze: Total:
1 File:China flag large.png China 6 2 1 9
2 File:Australia flag large.png Australia 1 1 4 6
3 File:Greece flag large.png Greece 1 0 0 1
4 File:Russia flag large.png Russia 0 2 2 4
5 Canada 0 1 1 2
6= File:Germany flag large.png Germany 0 1 0 1
6= File:Uk flag large.png Great Britain 0 1 0 1

3 metre springboard men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
File:China flag large.png Bo Peng, CHN Alexandre Despatie, CAN File:Russia flag large.png Dmitri Sautin, RUS
  1. Preliminary Round held in August 23 13:30
  2. Semi Final Round held in August 24 12:00
  3. Final Round held in August 24 21:47


Rank Name NOC Preliminary Semi Final Final
Semi Final
(actual) 		Total
(pre + semi) 		Final
(actual) 		Total
(semi + fin)
Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Rank
1 Peng Bo CHN 495.45 2 256.17 2 751.62 2 531.21 1 787.38
2 Alexandre Despatie CAN 517.59 1 254.73 3 772.32 1 501.24 3 755.97
3 Dmitri Sautin RUS 450.06 6 256.38 1 706.44 4 496.89 4 753.27
4 Wang Feng CHN 444.96 7 240.42 5 685.38 7 510.30 2 750.72
5 Fernando Platas MEX 434.70 8 232.02 7 666.72 8 472.23 5 704.25
6 Troy Dumais USA 452.76 5 239.91 6 692.67 6 461.55 7 701.46
7 Alexander Dobroskok RUS 489.75 3 228.09 10 717.84 3 469.20 6 697.29
8 Ken Terauchi JPN 456.15 4 245.64 4 701.79 5 444.36 8 690.00
9 Cesar Castro BRA 432.45 9 230.28 8 662.73 9 432.69 9 662.97
10 Rommel Pacheco MEX 408.75 15 221.85 11 630.60 12 420.84 10 642.69
11 Dmytro Lysenko UKR 419.16 11 219.57 12 638.73 11 410.07 11 629.64
12 Robert Newbery AUS 429.09 10 228.60 9 657.69 10 391.74 12 620.34
13 Philippe Comtois CAN 418.32 12 210.90 15 629.22 13
14 Joona Puhakka FIN 414.69 13 209.91 16 624.60 14
15 Tony Ally GBR 401.52 16 215.61 14 617.13 15
16 Steven Barnett AUS 397.71 17 217.05 13 614.76 16
17 Ramon Fumado VEN 410.97 14 194.82 18 605.79 17
18 Mark Shipman GBR 396.90 18 202.98 17 599.88 18
19 Javier Illana ESP 385.80 19
20 Nicola Marconi ITA 384.63 20
21 Jorge Betancourt Garcia CUB 382.56 21
22 Erick Fornaris Alvarez CUB 380.07 22
23 Andreas Wels GER 378.93 23
24 Tommaso Marconi ITA 378.72 24
25 Sergei Kuchmasov BLR 377.61 25
26 Yuriy Shlyakhov UKR 377.19 26
27 Tobias Schellenberg GER 371.85 27
28 Nikolaos Siranidis GRE 363.75 28
29 Jukka Piekkanen FIN 359.22 29
30 Aliaksandr Varlamov BLR 357.09 30
31 Juan G. Uran Salazar COL 344.40 31
32 Justin Wilcock USA 225.87 32

3 metre springboard women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
File:China flag large.png Guo Jingjing,
China 		File:China flag large.png Wu Minxia,
China 		File:Russia flag large.png Yulia Pakhalina,
Russia
  1. Preliminary Round held in August 25 13:30
  2. Semi Final Round held in August 26 12:00
  3. Final Round held in August 26 21:01
Rank Name NOC Preliminary Semi Final Final
Semi Final
(actual) 		Total
(pre + semi) 		Final
(actual) 		Total
(semi + fin)
Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Rank
1 Guo Jingjing CHN 319.71 3 243.06 2 562.77 2 390.09 1 633.15
2 Wu Minxia CHN 306.96 6 240.39 3 547.35 5 371.61 3 612.00
3 Yulia Pakhalina RUS 347.04 1 237.42 4 584.46 1 373.20 2 610.62
4 Vera Ilyina RUS 311.97 4 225.90 9 537.87 7 363.21 4 589.11
5 Blythe Hartley CAN 321.33 2 229.62 6 550.95 3 343.38 5 573.00
6 Loudy Tourky AUS 310.65 5 227.79 7 538.44 6 339.15 6 566.94
7 Irina Lashko AUS 303.66 8 246.51 1 550.17 4 305.46 9 551.97
8 Tania Cagnotto ITA 298.77 10 231.15 5 529.92 9 319.23 8 550.38
9 Rachelle Kunkel USA 294.75 12 209.76 13 504.51 12 336.96 7 546.72
10 Emilie Heymans CAN 305.04 7 225.96 8 531.00 8 304.77 10 530.73
11 Ditte Kotzian GER 299.50 11 221.10 10 516.60 10 288.42 11 509.52
12 Paola Espinosa MEX 301.14 9 205.32 14 506.46 11 284.88 12 490.20
13 Olena Fedorova UKR 290.43 13 212.85 11 503.28 13
14 Nora Barta HUN 279.24 15 212.28 12 491.52 14
15 Jane Smith GBR 282.90 14 200.85 16 483.75 15
16 Ganna Sorokina UKR 269.52 16 204.63 15 474.15 16
17 Jenna Dreyer RSA 267.84 17 196.59 18 464.43 17
18 Juliana Veloso BRA 265.29 18 197.16 17 462.45 18
19 Anna Lindberg SWE 255.63 19
20 Jashia Luna MEX 252.75 20
21 Kimiko Soldati USA 252.36 21
22 Sotiria Koutsopetrou GRE 250.59 22
23 Valentina Marocchi ITA 243.45 23
24 Leyre Eizaguirre ESP 242.73 24
25 Angelique Rodriguez PUR 239.19 25
26 Mun Yee Leong MAS 227.67 26
27 Terry Pega Gracie Junita MAS 223.44 27
28 Tracey Richardson GBR 209.34 28
29 Ioanna Cruz Talabera CUB 203.76 29
30 Katura Horton-Perinchief BER 203.58 30
31 Heike Fischer GER 199.71 31
32 Villo Kormos HUN 193.68 32
33 Diamantina Georgatou GRE 157.56 33

10 metre platform men

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
File:China flag large.png Hu Jia,
China 		File:Australia flag large.png Mathew Helm,
Australia 		File:China flag large.png Liang Tian,
China

insert write up Preliminary Round August 27 13:30

10 metre platform women

Gold: File:Australia flag large.png Chantelle Newbery, Australia Silver: File:China flag large.png Lao Lishi, China Bronze: File:Australia flag large.png Loudy Tourky, Australia

insert write up
Preliminary Round August 20 12:30

  1. Olena Zhupina, UKR 371.10 pts *
  2. Loudy Tourky, AUS 367.23 *
  3. Emilie Heymans, CAN 351.12 *
  4. Lao Lishi, CHN 348.93 *
  5. Paola Espinosa, MEX 348.03 *
  6. Chantelle Newbery, AUS 346.95 *
  7. Li Ting, CHN 339.69 *
  8. Tania Cagnotto, ITA 339.15 *
  9. Myriam Boileau, CAN 329.64 *
  10. Jashia Luna, MEX 328.62 *
  11. Angelique Rodriguez, PUR 316.08 *
  12. Takiri Miyazaki, JPN 315.78 *
  13. Laura Wilkinson, USA 314.19 *
  14. Sara Hildebrand, USA 308.49 *
  15. Eftychia Pappa-Papavolou GRE 307.65 *
  16. Juliana Veloso, BRA 302.31 *
  17. Anja Richter, AUT 302.16 *
  18. Annett Gamm, GER 301.86 *
  19. Svetlana Timoshinina, RUS 289.68
  20. Dolores Saez de Ibarra, ESP 278.43
  21. Mun Yee Leong, MAS 273.33
  22. Hyon Ju Jon, PRK 272.01
  23. Olga Leonova, UKR 271.92
  24. Ramona Maria Ciobanu, ROM 268.23
  25. Kyong Ju Kim PRK 263.52
  26. Yolanda M Ortiz Espinoza, CUB 259.47
  27. Yulia Koltunova, RUS 257.55
  28. Christin Steuer, GER 256.77
  29. Leire Santos, ESP 246.84
  30. Yaima Rosario Mena Pena, CUB 238.44
  31. Marion Reiff, AUT 232.35
  32. Valentina Marocchi, ITA 221.85
  33. Claire Febvay, FRA 195.06
  34. Jenna Dreyer, RSA 186.90

* Qualifies for Semifinals

Semifinal Round August 21 1:30 - Scores are combined with first round

  1. Loudy Tourky, AUS 560.10 pts *
  2. Lao Lishi, CHN 551.97 *
  3. Chantelle Newbery, AUS 545.25 *
  4. Olena Zhupina, UKR 543.57 *
  5. Emilie Heymans, CAN 538.17 *
  6. Li Ting, CHN 538.02 *
  7. Tania Cagnotto, ITA 526.44 *
  8. Paola Espinosa, MEX 519.21 *
  9. Myriam Boileau, CAN 516.56 *
  10. Laura Wilkinson, USA 508.71 *
  11. Sara Hildebrand, USA 489.18 *
  12. Takiri Miyazaki, JPN 486.63 *
  13. Jashia Luna, MEX 481.80
  14. Annett Gamm, GER 478.20
  15. Anja Richter, AUT 472.44
  16. Juliana Veloso, BRA 469.95
  17. Eftychia Pappa-Papavolou GRE 463.89
  18. Angelique Rodriguez, PUR 455.94

* Qualifies for Finals

Final Round August 22 9:00 - Scores combined with Semifinal score only

  1. Chantelle Newbery, AUS 590.31
  2. Lao Lishi, CHN 576.30
  3. Loudy Tourky, AUS 561.66
  4. Emilie Heymans, CAN 555.03
  5. Laura Wilkinson, USA 549.72
  6. Li Ting, CHN 546.48
  7. Myriam Boileau, CAN 530.25
  8. Tania Cagnotto, ITA 518.67
  9. Olena Zhupina, UKR 497.70
  10. Sara Hildebrand, USA 484.77
  11. Takiri Miyazaki, JPN 479.10
  12. Myriam Boileau, CAN 455.40

synchronised 3 metre springboard men

August 16 22:14

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
File:Greece flag large.png Thomas Bimis and
Nikolaos Siranidis, Greece 		File:Germany flag large.png Tobias Schellenberg and
Andreas Wels, Germany 		File:Australia flag large.png Steven Barnett and
Robert Newbery, Australia

In the finals, the fifth and final round of dives was stage for a bizarre sequence of events, beginning with a spectator jumping into the pool. The then-leaders Bo Peng and Kenan Wang of China failed their final dive, for which they were awarded zero points. The highly regarded Russian pair, although only in fifth place at the time, had a chance to move up in the standings with their final dive, which had a potentially high-scoring 3.5 level of difficulty. One diver, however, hit the edge of the board with his feet halfway through a somersault (reminiscent of a Greg Louganis incident). The American pair, in second place at the time, also earned shockingly low scores on their final dive by effectively bomb-diving. This left the Greeks, who had already taken their final dive unaware of the imminent melt-down, to claim the gold, Greece's first-ever in diving and the hosts' first gold of the 2004 Athens Olympics.

Final
Standings 		Team Final Score
(after five dives) 		Points after
four dives 		Standing after
four dives
1 Thomas Bimis and Nikolaos Siranidis, Greece 353.34 269.70 4
2 Tobias Schellenberg and Andreas Wels, Germany 350.01 265.35 6
3 Steven Barnett and Robert Newbery, Australia 349.59 271.09 3
4 Jorge Betancourt Garcia and Erick Fornaris Alvarez, Cuba 338.46 254.82 8
5 Tony Ally and Mark Shipman, Great Britain 334.98 262.08 7
6 Justin Dumais and Troy Dumais, United States 327.06 271.41 2
7 Alexander Dobroskok and Dmitri Sautin, Russia 312.24 266.04 5
8 Bo Peng and Kenan Wang, China 283.89 283.89 1

synchronised 3 metre springboard women

August 14 21:00

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
File:China flag large.png Minxia Wu and
Jingjing Guo, China 		File:Russia flag large.png Vera Ilyina and
Yulia Pakhalina, Russia 		File:Australia flag large.png Irina Lashko and
Chantelle Newbery, Australia

Final Round

Final
Standings 		Team Final Score
(after five dives) 		Points after
four dives 		Standing after
four dives
1 Minxia Wu and Jingjing Guo, China 336.90 261.30 1
2 Vera Ilyina and Yulia Pakhalina, Russia 330.84 248.04 2
3 Irina Lashko and Chantelle Newbery, Australia 309.30 242.70 3
4 Tandi Gerrard and Jane Smith, Great Britain 302.25 235.83 4
5 Laura Sanchez and Paola Espinosa, Mexico 286.92 228.12 5
6 Ditte Kotzian and Conny Schmalfuss, Germany 279.69 213.09 7
7 Blythe Hartley and Emilie Heymans, Canada 276.90 218.10 6
8 Diamantina Georgatou and Sotiria Koutsopetrou, Greece 270.33 211.53 8

synchronised 10 metre platform men

August 14 22:14

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
File:China flag large.png Liang Tian and
Jinghui Yang, China 		File:Uk flag large.png Peter Waterfield and
Leon Taylor, Great Britain 		File:Australia flag large.png Mathew Helm and
Robert Newbery, Australia

Final Round

Final
Standings 		Team Final Score
(after five dives) 		Points after
four dives 		Standing after
four dives
1 Liang Tian and Jinghui Yang, China 383.88 292.08 1
2 Peter Waterfield and Leon Taylor, Great Britain 371.52 281.46 2
3 Mathew Helm and Robert Newbery, Australia 366.84 272.22 3
4 Roman Volodokov and Anton Zakharov, Ukraine 357.66 275.10 4
5 Philippe Comtois and Alexandre Despatie, Canada 351.90 265.26 5
6 Dmitry Dobroskok and Gleb Galperin, Russia 348.60 258.54 6
7 Sotirios Trakas and Ioannis Gavriilidis, Greece 331.44 250.86 7
8 Mark Ruiz and Kyle Prandi, United States 325.44 247.92 8

synchronised 10 metre platform women

Gold: Silver: Bronze:
File:China flag large.png Lao Lishi and
Li Ting, China 		File:Russia flag large.png Natalia Gonchorova and
Yilia Koltunova, Russia 		Blythe Hartley and
Émilie Heymans, Canada

August 16 21:00

  1. Lao Lishi and Li Ting, China 352.14 points
  2. Natalia Gonchorova and Yilia Koltunova, Russia 340.92 pts.
  3. Blythe Hartley and Emilie Heymans, Canada 327.78 pts.
  4. Lynda Folauhola and Loudy Tourky, Australia 313.92
  5. Jashia Luna and Paola Espinosa, Mexico 307.74
  6. Annett Gamm and Nora Subschinski, Germany 303.30
  7. Cassandra Cardinell and Sara Hildebrand, United States of America 302.22
  8. Eftychia Pappa-Papavolou and Florentia Sfakianou, Greece 272.4
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