From start to finish, Gracia Leydon-Mahoney lead the Women’s 3m Springboard, winning by 38.8 points.
By 71.15 points, Johnson owned the competition from the start of the second round.
In Synchro Platform, Johnson takes the title with his partner, Dashiell Enos, and then grabs 2nd place with his other partner, Toby Stanley.
In the Women’s Synchro 3m SpringBoard, Meghan Houson (who took the 1m title as well) and Laura Ryan get the win by 18 points.
After winning his first Olympic medal (bronze in Synchro) Dumais wins another Spring Board USA title, by 44.40 points.
In Women’s Platform, young Jessica Parratto wins her first national title, as Cozad, the favorite, still waits for her first.
In Women’s Synchronized Platform, Anna James and Jessica Parratto get the win by 33.57 points.
Justin Dumais and Dwight Dumais win their first Men’s Synchronized Springboard National Title, by 1.95 points.
David Boudia and Nick McCrory help put an end to the American drought in diving, taking the Bronze – and China claimed yet another gold.
Minxia Wu and Zi He get the gold for China, Kelci Bryant and Abigail Johnston take silver for USA. Jennifer Abel and Emilie Heymans grabbed the bronze for Canada.
After making the Syncho team with Troy Dumais, Kristian Ipsen comes up 1.25 point short in the individual to finish 3rd and out of the Olympics.
With 1457.45 points, Christopher Colwill gets the win and heads to the London Olympics.
With 1094.85 points, by a margin of 77 points, Krug heads to her first Olympic games with Christina Loukas.
In 3m Springboard, Loukas heads to her second Olympics, taking 2nd at trials, 77 points out of first.
With 1081.50 points, Viola will head to London as the American champion.
Christopher Colwill gets the win by 9.10 points and will be joined by Troy Dumais in London, as Kristian Ipsen comes up short.
After making the Syncho Team with Kristian Ipsen, Dumais will also be diving in the individual 3m Springboard. Taking 2nd place behind Chris Colwill.
In Beijing Brittany Viola was an alternate, but now she is firmly on the Team in first place with her 1081.5 points win.
Katrherine Bell, takes 2nd place by 20.4 points to make the woemn’s 10m platform team.
Nick McCrory takes the second spot on the team, 59.85 points behind David Boudia.
David Boudia repeats as American in champ on platform by 59.85 points and will head to London for the Olympics.
Thomas Finchum misses out on the Olympics, finishing in 3rd place, 119.35 points behind.
Newly-crowned American 3m springboard synchronized champs Troy Dumais and Kristian Ipsen talk about making the Olympic team.
Christopher Colwill and Drew Livingston finish second on the day, 24.67 points out of first.
Cynthia and Ted review Troy Dumais and Kristian Ipsen’s advancement to the Olympics for Team USA.
Troy Dumas heads for his 4th Olympics for Team USA with partner Kristian Ipsen, winning by 24.67 points.
Aug. 13, 2011: Gracia Leydon-Mahoney takes second place in the women’s platform competition.
In the 10m Platform Diving, David Boudia (USA) wins the first men’s gold in six years, defeating the Chinese favorite Qiu Bo by 1.80 points. The home country favorite, Tom Daley, took Bronze.
The fourth time was the charm for Dumais (USA), with the help of his new partner Kristian Ipsen to snag the Bronze medal in men’s synchronized springboard diving. Chinese divers Luo and Qin won gold.
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This week’s episode features Diving, Paralympic Swimming and Wrestling highlights from Team USA.
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