2019 European Diving Championships – Men's 3 metre springboard

Last updated December 27, 2022

Men's 3 metre springboard event at the 2019 European Diving Championships was contested on 9 August.

Results

32 athletes participated at the event; the best 12 from the preliminary round qualified for the final.^[1]^[2]

Preliminary round

Rank	Diver	Nationality	D1	D2	D3	D4	D5	D6	Total
1	Nikita Shleikher	Russia	57.80	75.25	66.60	74.10	73.50	76.05	423.30
2	Lorenzo Marsaglia	Italy	68.20	69.70	59.40	63.00	76.50	79.80	416.60
3	James Heatly	Great Britain	67.50	73.10	78.75	74.10	54.25	61.20	408.90
4	Patrick Hausding	Germany	57.00	77.00	70.00	71.40	58.90	64.60	398.90
5	Oliver Dingley	Ireland	71.40	57.00	78.75	63.00	72.20	56.10	398.45
6	Martin Wolfram	Germany	61.50	64.75	77.00	61.20	65.10	68.00	397.55
7	Evgeny Kuznetsov	Russia	74.80	69.30	74.80	63.00	61.25	51.30	394.45
8	Oleg Kolodiy	Ukraine	66.30	57.00	62.70	78.75	62.70	62.90	390.35
9	Giovanni Tocci	Italy	67.50	63.55	64.60	66.00	40.25	66.30	368.20
10	Gwendal Bisch	France	66.65	57.80	49.50	61.25	71.75	61.20	368.15
11	Ross Haslam	Great Britain	63.00	43.75	66.30	61.20	64.60	66.50	365.35
12	Jonathan Sucknow	Switzerland	67.50	69.75	55.50	40.50	64.75	66.30	364.30
13	Alexis Jandard	France	60.00	60.45	78.20	57.00	43.75	57.75	357.15
14	Kacper Lesiak	Poland	55.80	69.70	63.00	61.50	61.20	45.60	356.80
15	Guillaume Dutoit	France	58.50	62.00	49.40	64.50	54.25	66.30	354.95
16	Oleksandr Gorshkovozov	Ukraine	66.30	72.00	66.30	43.75	45.90	51.30	345.55
17	Nicolás García Boissier	Spain	63.00	61.25	33.25	74.80	54.00	55.80	342.10
18	Adrián Abadía	Spain	63.00	54.40	51.15	63.00	49.50	56.55	337.60
19	Alexander Hart	Austria	58.50	57.00	60.45	54.00	40.50	56.10	326.55
20	Nikolaj Schaller	Austria	52.50	54.00	58.90	62.90	45.00	49.50	322.80
21	Vartan Bayanduryan	Armenia	51.15	52.50	54.00	51.00	56.10	57.00	321.75
22	Juho Junttila	Finland	57.00	34.50	52.50	54.25	59.50	45.00	302.75
23	Yury Naurozau	Belarus	54.00	55.80	61.20	54.40	33.00	43.50	301.90
24	Juraj Melša	Croatia	55.50	54.00	57.35	42.00	51.00	29.75	289.60
25	Pascal Faatz	Netherlands	45.00	57.00	43.40	37.50	60.00	46.40	289.30
26	Tornike Onikashvili	Georgia	50.40	49.50	58.90	52.50	36.00	25.50	272.80
27	Sandro Melikidze	Georgia	54.00	54.00	62.00	56.10	18.00	27.00	271.10
28	Dylan Vork	Netherlands	58.50	46.50	36.00	41.85	27.00	56.10	265.95
29	Pavel Saurytski	Belarus	57.00	35.70	42.00	45.00	37.50	43.40	260.60
30	Dimitar Isaev	Bulgaria	39.00	40.30	36.00	25.50	45.00	56.55	242.35
31	Alexander Kostov	Bulgaria	54.00	36.00	23.25	40.50	45.00	40.80	239.55
32	Andrzej Rzeszutek	Poland	51.00	40.80	26.60	42.00	45.00	33.25	238.65

Final

Rank	Diver	Nationality	D1	D2	D3	D4	D5	D6	Total
	Evgeny Kuznetsov	Russia	79.90	79.20	79.90	81.00	78.75	100.70	499.45
	Patrick Hausding	Germany	61.50	77.00	78.75	78.20	79.80	81.60	456.85
	James Heatly	Great Britain	67.50	76.50	73.50	91.20	70.00	61.20	439.90
4	Nikita Shleikher	Russia	64.60	78.75	55.80	45.60	80.50	91.65	416.90
5	Ross Haslam	Great Britain	72.00	70.00	73.10	66.30	64.60	68.25	414.25
6	Oleg Kolodiy	Ukraine	44.20	72.00	47.85	84.00	93.10	61.20	402.35
7	Jonathan Sucknow	Switzerland	67.50	66.65	66.00	58.50	59.50	71.40	389.55
8	Lorenzo Marsaglia	Italy	74.40	71.40	64.80	66.50	57.80	51.30	386.20
9	Oliver Dingley	Ireland	69.70	64.50	80.50	51.00	41.80	71.40	378.90
10	Giovanni Tocci	Italy	67.50	62.00	74.80	63.00	31.50	68.00	366.80
11	Gwendal Bisch	France	66.65	52.70	57.00	42.00	57.75	62.90	339.00
12	Martin Wolfram	Germany	64.50	66.50	31.50	45.90	49.40	79.90	337.70

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[1] Day 5 results - Morning session

[2] Day 5 results - Afternoon session

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