2021 FINA Diving World Cup – Results

Last updated June 12, 2024

The diving competitions at the 2021 FINA Diving World Cup at Tokyo, Japan took place at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre from 1 to 6 May 2021. The event serves the final qualifying diving event for the 2020 Summer Olympics (top 4 non-qualified divers for synchronised events, top 18 non-qualified divers for individual events).^[1]

Schedule

Day	Date	Event	Time
1	1 May	3m Synchro Prelim (Women's)	10:00
		10m Synchro Prelim (Men's)	12:30
		3m Synchro Finals (Women's)	16:00
		Victory Ceremony
		10m Synchro Finals (Men's)	18:00
		Victory Ceremony
2	2 May	10m Synchro Prelim (Women's)	10:00
		3m Synchro Prelim (Men's)	12:30
		10m Synchro Finals (Women's)	16:00
		Victory Ceremony
		3m Synchro Finals (Men's)	18:00
		Victory Ceremony
3	3 May	3m Prelims (Women's)	9:00
		10m Prelims (Men's)	12:30
		3m Semi-finals (Women's)	16:45
		10m Semi-finals (Men's)	18:45
4	4 May	10m Prelims (Women's)	10:00
		3m Finals (Women's)	16:00
		Victory Ceremony
		10m Finals (Men's)	18:00
		Victory Ceremony
5	5 May	3m Prelims (Men's)	10:00
		10m Semi-finals (Women's)	16:00
		10m Finals (Women's)	18:00
		Victory Ceremony
6	6 May	3m Semi-finals (Men's)	10:00
		3m Finals (Men's)	16:00
		Victory Ceremony

Results

Synchronised

Men's Synchronised 3m springboard

Green denotes finalists

Divers bolded denotes they have qualified for Olympics by dint of this result

Rank	Nation	Divers	Preliminary		Final
Rank	Nation	Divers	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	Great Britain	Daniel Goodfellow Jack Laugher	396.60	3	440.94	1
	Germany	Patrick Hausding Lars Rüdiger	400.44	2	433.92	2
	Russia	Evgeny Kuznetsov Nikita Shleikher	421.92	1	415.86	3
4	United States	Andrew Capobianco Michael Hixon	394.25	4	414.18	4
5	Italy	Lorenzo Marsaglia Giovanni Tocci	371.10	7	412.68	5
6	Spain	Adrían Abadía Nicolás García	371.25	6	387.63	6
7	Malaysia	Chew Yiwei Ooi Tze Liang	336.21	11	385.50	7
8	Mexico	Yahel Castillo Juan Celaya	379.56	5	380.49	8
9	Colombia	Sebastián Morales Daniel Restrepo	350.43	9	380.46	9
10	Ukraine	Oleksandr Gorshkovozov Oleh Kolodiy	348.03	10	374.16	10
11	Poland	Kacper Lesiak Andrzej Rzeszutek	369.27	8	355.05	11
12	Austria	Alex Hart Nikolaj Schaller	334.98	12	327.66	12
13	Dominican Republic	Frandiel Gómez José Ruvalcaba	321.87	13	did not advance
14	Georgia	Sandro Melikidze Tornike Onikashvili	310.23	14
15	Kuwait	Abdulrahman Abbas Hassan Qali	297.36	15
16	South Korea	Kim Yeong-nam Woo Ha-ram	296.10	16

Men's Synchronised 10m platform

Green denotes finalists

Divers bolded denotes they have qualify for Olympics

Rank	Nation	Divers	Preliminary		Final
Rank	Nation	Divers	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	Great Britain	Tom Daley Matty Lee	441.72	1	453.60	1
	Mexico	Iván García Randal Willars	385.98	3	405.69	2
	Canada	Vincent Riendeau Nathan Zsombor-Murray	389.64	2	393.81	3
4	Ukraine	Oleh Serbin Oleksii Sereda	369.42	7	393.54	4
5	South Korea	Kim Yeong-nam Woo Ha-ram	372.33	6	383.43	5
6	Germany	Patrick Hausding Timo Barthel	375.42	5	382.14	6
7	Russia	Aleksandr Belevtsev Ruslan Ternovoi	358.68	8	379.44	7
8	United States	David Dinsmore Brandon Loschiavo	379.08	4	369.18	8
9	Malaysia	Jellson Jabillin Hanis Nazirul	349.74	9	359.82	9
10	Greece	Nikos Molvalis Athanasios Tsirikos	341.76	10	350.28	10
11	Japan	Hiroki Ito Kazuki Murakami	339.00	11	344.37	11
12	Italy	Andreas Sargent Larsen Eduard Timbretti Gugiu	337.53	12	344.91	12
13	Brazil	Kawan Pereira Isaac Souza	329.16	13	did not advance
14	Dominican Republic	Frandiel Gómez José Ruvalcaba	321.30	14
15	Singapore	Jonathan Chan Max Lee	318.18	15
16	Armenia	Vartan Bayanduryan Vladimir Harutyunyan	315.78	16
17	Venezuela	Óscar Ariza Jesús González	315.12	17

Women's Synchronised 3m springboard

Green denotes finalists

Divers bolded denotes they have qualified for the Olympics

Rank	Nation	Divers	Preliminary		Final
Rank	Nation	Divers	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	China	Chang Yani Chen Yiwen	317.46	1	317.16	1
	Canada	Jennifer Abel Mélissa Citrini-Beaulieu	294.48	2	289.98	2
	Italy	Elena Bertocchi Chiara Pellacani	268.62	6	283.77	3
4	Germany	Lena Hentschel Tina Punzel	263.52	8	281.70	4
5	United States	Sarah Bacon Kassidy Cook	273.24	5	278.49	5
6	Great Britain	Katherine Torrance Grace Reid	273.30	4	276.00	6
7	Russia	Kristina Ilinykh Maria Poliakova	273.33	3	272.94	7
8	Japan	Haruka Enomoto Hazuki Miyamoto	267.90	7	270.00	8
9	Mexico	Paola Espinosa Melany Hernández	257.40	10	264.60	9
10	Netherlands	Inge Jansen Celine van Duijn	263.10	9	263.40	10
11	Switzerland	Madeline Coquoz Jessica Favre	233.55	12	258.90	11
12	South Korea	Cho Eun-bi Kim Su-ji	242.49	11	247.47	12
13	Ukraine	Anna Arnautova Viktoriya Kesar	227.55	13	did not advance
14	Puerto Rico	Maycey Vieta Elizabeth Miclau	218.55	14
15	Malaysia	Nur Dhabitah Sabri Ng Yan Yee	217.95	15
16	Brazil	Luana Lira Anna Lucia Rodriguez Martins	216.21	16

Women's Synchronised 10m platform

Green denotes finalists

Divers bolded denotes they have qualify for Olympics

Rank	Nation	Divers	Preliminary		Final
Rank	Nation	Divers	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	Canada	Meaghan Benfeito Caeli McKay	285.09	6	305.94	1
	Great Britain	Eden Cheng Lois Toulson	297.66	3	302.88	2
	Germany	Tina Punzel Christina Wassen	290.94	4	292.86	3
4	Malaysia	Leong Mun Yee Pandelela Rinong	290.70	5	288.36	4
5	Mexico	Gabriela Agúndez Alejandra Orozco	312.54	1	286.56	5
6	Russia	Ekaterina Beliaeva Yulia Timoshinina	309.90	2	286.26	6
7	Japan	Matsuri Arai Minami Itahashi	280.38	7	281.58	7
8	Ukraine	Kseniia Bailo Sofiya Lyskun	270.90	8	272.94	8
9	Italy	Noemi Batki Chiara Pellacani	262.80	9	268.26	9
10	South Korea	Kwon Ha-lim Moon Na-yun	259.77	10	258.57	10
11	Norway	Anne Tuxen Helle Tuxen	253.23	11	241.68	11

Individual

Men's 3m springboard

Green denotes finalists

Blue denotes semifinalists

Divers bolded denotes they have qualify for Olympics via this result. Divers in the first 18 places unbolded have already qualified, or his nation has already reached its maximum allocation.

Rank	Diver	Nationality	Preliminary		Semifinal		Final
Rank	Diver	Nationality	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	Martin Wolfram	Germany	446.95	3	451.30	3	467.75	1
	James Heatly	Great Britain	478.20	2	441.60	4	461.25	2
	Alexis Jandard	France	433.35	4	415.95	5	434.25	3
4	Nicolás García	Spain	408.45	12	406.35	8	421.85	4
5	Daniel Goodfellow	Great Britain	487.50	1	481.80	1	420.15	5
6	José Ruvalcaba	Dominican Republic	401.90	14	403.50	11	415.70	6
7	Briadam Herrera	United States	411.35	10	393.40	12	411.40	7
8	Sebastián Morales	Colombia	411.80	9	406.25	9	409.60	8
9	Rodrigo Diego	Mexico	420.50	7	466.65	2	401.95	9
10	Anton Down-Jenkins	New Zealand	418.80	8	412.45	6	393.25	10
11	Woo Ha-ram	South Korea	431.40	5	404.60	10	388.85	11
12	Yona Knight-Wisdom	Jamaica	405.20	13	406.80	7	383.70	12
13	Lorenzo Marsaglia	Italy	389.50	18	393.15	13	did not advance
14	Kim Yeong-nam	South Korea	399.75	15	384.90	14
15	Alberto Arévalo	Spain	425.20	6	375.90	15
16	Thomas Ciprick	Canada	391.90	17	358.35	16
17	Oliver Dingley	Ireland	399.75	16	351.35	17
18	Mohab El-Kordy	Egypt	410.90	11	351.15	18
19	Haruki Suyama	Japan	385.15	19	did not advance
20	Alex Hart	Austria	378.05	20
21	Jonathan Suckow	Switzerland	373.90	21
22	Giovanni Tocci	Italy	370.55	22
23	Muhammad Syafiq Puteh	Malaysia	367.35	23
24	Jahir Ocampo	Mexico	365.40	24
25	Donato Neglia	Chile	363.60	25
26	Yury Naurozau	Belarus	362.25	26
27	Athanasios Tsirikos	Greece	347.30	27
28	Luis Moura	Brazil	356.80	28
29	Stanislav Oliferchyk	Ukraine	345.20	29
30	Frandiel Gómez	Dominican Republic	340.80	30
31	Alexander Lube	Germany	340.40	31
32	Nikolaj Schaller	Austria	335.40	32
33	Kacper Lesiak	Poland	335.30	33
34	Luis Uribe	Colombia	333.80	34
35	Chola Chanturia	Georgia	332.75	35
36	Botond Bóta	Hungary	332.40	36
37	Oleksandr Gorshkovozov	Ukraine	327.75	37
38	Mark Lee	Singapore	323.10	38
39	Diego Carquín	Chile	319.95	39
40	Emanuel Vázquez	Puerto Rico	318.20	40
41	Theofilos Afthinos	Greece	317.30	41
42	Guillaume Dutoit	Switzerland	317.10	42
43	Chew Yiwei	Malaysia	315.10	43
44	Ian Matos	Brazil	309.85	44
45	Timothy Lee	Singapore	303.50	45
46	Mojtaba Valipour	Iran	302.35	46
47	Hiroki Ito	Japan	297.30	47
48	Sandro Melikidze	Georgia	288.70	48
49	Andrzej Rzeszutek	Poland	285.70	49
50	Sulaiman Al-Sabe	Kuwait	284.25	50
51	Nathan Baeckeland	Belgium	280.20	51
52	Hamid Karimi	Iran	266.05	52
53	Martin Bang Christensen	Denmark	259.10	53
54	Abdulrahman Abbas	Kuwait	230.35	54

Men's 10m platform

Green denotes finalists

Blue denotes semifinalists

Divers bolded denotes they have qualify for Olympics (so far) via this result. Divers in the first 18 places unbolded have already qualified, or his nation has already reached its maximum allocation.

Rank	Diver	Nationality	Preliminary		Semifinal		Final
Rank	Diver	Nationality	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	Tom Daley	Great Britain	508.30	1	503.35	2	541.70	1
	Randal Willars	Mexico	483.65	2	467.85	4	514.70	2
	Rylan Wiens	Canada	424.70	9	419.85	10	488.55	3
4	Timo Barthel	Germany	402.70	16	427.00	7	465.90	4
5	Nathan Zsombor-Murray	Canada	415.85	12	477.00	3	462.10	5
6	Matthew Dixon	Great Britain	428.40	7	422.30	8	437.80	6
7	Jaden Eikermann Gregorchuk	Germany	441.10	6	458.95	5	429.35	7
8	Rikuto Tamai	Japan	405.20	15	421.30	9	424.00	8
9	Ruslan Ternovoi	Russia	465.70	3	511.95	1	420.30	9
10	Kawan Pereira	Brazil	456.05	4	448.80	6	409.90	10
11	Sebastián Villa	Colombia	406.15	14	404.45	12	407.65	11
12	Zachary Cooper	United States	420.60	10	418.10	11	384.20	12
13	Rafael Quintero	Puerto Rico	455.10	5	404.10	13	did not advance
14	Óscar Ariza	Venezuela	394.35	17	402.90	14
15	Kim Yeong-taek	South Korea	417.00	11	393.05	15
16	Matthieu Rosset	France	414.05	13	377.10	16
17	Reo Nishida	Japan	392.00	18	328.80	17
18	Isaac Souza	Brazil	427.55	8	327.45	18
19	Alejandro Solarte	Colombia	382.70	19	did not advance
20	Oleh Serbin	Ukraine	380.50	20
21	Aleksandr Belevtsev	Russia	380.15	21
22	Andreas Sargent Larsen	Italy	378.95	22
23	José Ruvalcaba	Dominican Republic	372.30	23
24	Jonathan Chan	Singapore	371.80	24
25	Vartan Bayanduryan	Armenia	370.30	25
26	Constantin Popovici	Romania	369.30	26
27	Yi Jae-gyeong	South Korea	367.65	27
28	Vinko Paradzik	Sweden	354.50	28
29	Artsiom Barouski	Belarus	354.25	29
30	Carlos Daniel Ramos	Cuba	347.85	30
31	Maicol Verzotto	Italy	347.35	31
32	Nikolaos Molvalis	Greece	341.85	32
33	Emanuel Vázquez	Puerto Rico	339.20	33
34	Jellson Jabillin	Malaysia	336.90	34
35	Athanasios Tsirikos	Greece	332.35	35
36	Nathan Brown	New Zealand	324.05	36
37	Dariush Lotfi	Austria	321.65	37
38	Jesús González	Venezuela	312.15	38
39	Héctor Pérez	Spain	311.60	39
40	Vladimir Harutyunyan	Armenia	308.50	40
41	Siddharth Bajrang Pardeshi	India	302.90	41
42	Youssef Ezzat	Egypt	297.15	42
43	Hanis Nazirul	Malaysia	283.80	43
44	Carlos Camacho	Spain	283.50	44
45	Yevhen Naumenko	Ukraine	281.65	45
46	Mojtaba Valipour	Iran	263.05	46

Women's 3m springboard

Green denotes finalists

Blue denotes semifinalists

Divers bolded denotes they have qualify for Olympics (so far) via this result. Divers in the first 18 places unbolded have already qualified, or his nation has already reached its maximum allocation.

Rank	Diver	Nationality	Preliminary		Semifinal		Final
Rank	Diver	Nationality	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	Chen Yiwen	China	346.15	2	385.10	1	383.55	1
	Sarah Bacon	United States	334.00	3	344.50	2	348.75	2
	Chang Yani	China	350.50	1	287.40	10	344.40	3
4	Aranza Vázquez	Mexico	309.45	5	330.75	4	327.60	4
5	Jennifer Abel	Canada	317.10	4	335.40	3	316.05	5
6	Sayaka Mikami	Japan	298.75	7	294.60	5	307.20	6
7	Scarlett Mew Jensen	Great Britain	285.65	12	290.00	7	304.95	7
8	Haruka Enomoto	Japan	294.45	9	291.60	6	299.10	8
9	Anna Pysmenska	Ukraine	297.45	8	282.35	12	288.45	9
10	Michelle Heimberg	Switzerland	289.35	11	286.65	11	283.75	10
11	Ng Yan Yee	Malaysia	275.10	14	288.30	8	271.20	11
12	Samantha Pickens	United States	298.90	6	288.30	8	255.00	12
13	Kim Su-ji	South Korea	272.10	18	282.00	13	did not advance
14	Nur Dhabitah Sabri	Malaysia	279.50	13	277.25	14
15	Julia Vincent	South Africa	273.30	17	270.00	15
16	Maria Papworth	Great Britain	274.60	15	268.35	16
17	Emma Gullstrand	Sweden	294.25	10	261.50	17
18	Luana Lira	Brazil	274.40	16	233.80	18
19	Alena Khamulkina	Belarus	271.80	19	did not advance
20	Mariia Poliakova	Russia	271.55	20
21	Pamela Ware	Canada	269.30	21
22	Anna Arnautova	Ukraine	266.40	22
23	Diana Pineda	Colombia	266.15	23
24	Inge Jansen	Netherlands	265.95	24
25	Emilia Nilsson Garip	Sweden	250.55	25
26	Elizaveta Kuzina	Russia	249.30	26
27	Elizabeth Pérez	Venezuela	246.70	27
28	Elena Bertocchi	Italy	246.00	28
29	Chiara Pellacani	Italy	244.70	29
30	Valeria Antolino	Spain	244.55	30
31	Clare Cryan	Ireland	242.90	31
32	Rocío Velázquez	Spain	242.50	32
33	Viviana Uribe	Colombia	241.70	33
34	Micaela Bouter	South Africa	241.25	34
35	Marcela Marić	Croatia	241.10	35
36	Anne Tuxen	Norway	240.35	36
37	Cho Eun-bi	South Korea	239.60	37
38	Lena Hentschel	Germany	233.40	38
39	Fong Kay Yian	Singapore	232.55	39
40	Saskia Oettinghaus	Germany	231.05	40
41	Jessica Favre	Switzerland	220.35	41
42	Anna dos Santos	Brazil	219.20	42
43	Alison Maillard	Chile	214.45	43
44	Helle Tuxen	Norway	210.60	44
45	Maha Eissa	Egypt	195.20	45
46	Kaja Skrzek	Poland	193.85	46
47	Elizabeth Miclau	Puerto Rico	190.70	47
48	Ashlee Tan	Singapore	182.55	48

Women's 10m platform

Green denotes finalists

Blue denotes semifinalists

Divers bolded denotes they have qualify for Olympics (so far) via this result. Divers in the first 18 places unbolded have already qualified, or his nation has already reached its maximum allocation.

Rank	Diver	Nationality	Preliminary		Semifinal		Final
Rank	Diver	Nationality	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	Pandelela Rinong	Malaysia	325.00	4	333.00	3	355.70	1
	Matsuri Arai	Japan	319.80	5	319.20	5	342.00	2
	Caeli McKay	Canada	287.80	13	343.85	1	338.55	3
4	Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix	Great Britain	312.80	6	336.30	2	333.90	4
5	Sarah Jodoin Di Maria	Italy	270.60	17	297.90	11	324.65	5
6	Yulia Timoshinina	Russia	336.70	2	318.00	6	306.85	6
7	Gabriela Agúndez	Mexico	325.65	3	328.70	4	299.10	7
8	Montserrat Gutiérrez	Mexico	298.10	7	303.00	9	296.30	8
9	Anna Konanykhina	Russia	278.00	15	312.25	7	291.75	9
10	Ingrid Oliveira	Brazil	285.30	14	303.90	8	290.10	10
11	Christina Wassen	Germany	285.90	13	298.10	10	281.00	11
12	Kwon Ha-lim	South Korea	291.95	10	297.75	12	276.95	12
13	Elena Wassen	Germany	292.10	9	296.00	13	did not advance
14	Tanya Watson	Ireland	271.85	16	295.50	14
15	Freida Lim	Singapore	289.60	11	272.35	15
16	Anne Tuxen	Norway	257.75	19	259.80	16
17	Alaïs Kalonji	France	260.60	18	256.15	17
18	Cheong Jun Hoong	Malaysia	345.30	1	237.35	18
19	Celine van Duijn	Netherlands	294.60	8	WD	–
20	Giovanna Pedroso	Brazil	256.90	20	did not advance
21	Anisley García	Cuba	256.70	21
22	Maia Biginelli	Italy	253.10	22
23	Ciara McGing	Ireland	240.95	23
24	Mai Yasuda	Japan	239.60	24
25	Ksenia Bailo	Ukraine	234.90	25
26	Elizabeth Miclau	Puerto Rico	228.30	26
27	Maycey Vieta	Puerto Rico	226.60	27
28	Cho Eun-bi	South Korea	223.65	28
29	Maha Abdelsalam	Egypt	221.80	29
30	Helle Tuxen	Norway	220.80	30
31	Nicoleta-Angelica Muscalu	Romania	216.75	31
32	María Betancourt	Venezuela	211.65	32
33	Maïssam Naji	France	197.10	33
34	Lissette Ramírez	Venezuela	190.15	34
35	Yelizaveta Boroza	Kazakhstan	133.60	35
	Robyn Birch	Great Britain	WD	–

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2021 FINA Diving World Cup – Results

Contents

Schedule

Results

Synchronised

Men's Synchronised 3m springboard

Men's Synchronised 10m platform

Women's Synchronised 3m springboard

Women's Synchronised 10m platform

Individual

Men's 3m springboard

Men's 10m platform

Women's 3m springboard

Women's 10m platform

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