Diving at Paris 2024

1. People's Republic of China - 11 Medals (8 Gold, 2 Silver, 1 Bronze)

2. Great Britain - 5 Medals (0 Gold, 1 Silver, 4 Bronze)

3. Mexico - 2 Medals (0 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze)

4. Democratic People's Republic of Korea - 2 Medals (0 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze)

5. Australia - 1 Medal (0 Gold, 1 Silver, 0 Bronze)

6. Japan - 1 Medal (0 Gold, 1 Silver, 0 Bronze)

7. United States of America - 1 Medal (0 Gold, 1 Silver, 0 Bronze)

8. Canada - 1 Medal (0 Gold, 0 Silver, 1 Bronze)

MEDAL CLASSIFICATION

GOLD | Cao Yuan (CHN) - 547.50

SILVER | Rikuto Tamai (JPN) - 507.65

BRONZE | Noah Williams (GBR) - 497.35

Cao Yaun!!!! 

He needs a 46.56 to win the gold for China again. 

Back 2½ Somersaults 2½ Twists @ 3.6

THAT IS MORE THAN ENOUGH!!!

 86.40 - GOLD FOR CHINA AGAIN

HERE HE COMES!!! 

Rikuto Tamai 

Back 2½ Somersaults 2½ Twists @ 3.6

He just needs to ensure that it is above 70 and he will have the bronze. 

THAT IS MORE LIKE IT!!! HE COULD HAVE A SHOT AT THE SILVER AS WELL!!

THAT WAS ALMOST PERFECT!!! 

99.00

Next up for a medal contention will be Rikuto Tamai. 

WILLIAMS WILL GET HIS BRONZE!!! CAN BE A SILVER AS WELL IF TAMAI MESSES UP

VALDEZ!!! 

Forward 4½ Somersaults @ 4.1

If he can get off a perfect 10 here, he has a chance at the Gold as well. 

HERE HE GOES!!! 

OH NO!!! NOT GREAT BUT THAT IS CLOSE!!! The 4.1 can save him. 

 61.50

We are now just waiting for classifications. 

VALDEZ WILL BE THE FIRST ONE WHO WILL BE FIGHTING FOR A MEDAL HERE

He will be up after his compatriot who is on the platform now. 

That makes things very intersting now. 

Williams is 80.45 ahead of Valdez and 88.70 ahead of Tamai.

Both of them will need great dives for a medal.

NOAH WILLIAMS!!! LAST DIVE

Forward 4½ Somersaults @ 3.7

THAT WAS GREAT!!! THAT COULD WIN HIM A MEDAL HERE

OH MY!!! 94.35

CLASSIFICATION AFTER FIVE DIVES

1. Cao Yuan (CHN) - 461.10

2. Randal Willars Valdez (MEX) - 416.90 (-44.20)

3. Rikuto Tamai (JPN) - 408.65 (-8.25)

4. Noah Williams (GBR) - 403.00 (-5.65)

5. Cassiel Rousseau (AUS) - 388.50 (-14.50)

6. Rylan Wiens (CAN) - 368.80 (-19.70)

7. Timo Barthel (GER) - 368.00 (-0.80)

8. Oleksii Sereda (UKR) - 340.50 (-27.50)

9. Kevin Berlin Reyes (MEX) - 336.05 (-4.45)

10. Yang Hao (CHN) - 334.70 (-1.35)

11. Kyle Kothari (GBR) - 327.75 (-6.95)

12. Nathan Zsombor-Murray (CAN) - 326.50 (-1.25)

Cao Yuan of China 

Forward 4½ Somersaults @ 3.7 

A great dive here and he has the GOLD

NOT HIS BEST BUT THAT MIGHT BE ENOUGH

88.80

ALL EYES ON THE PLATFORM NOW 

Rikuto Tamai 

Reverse 3½ Somersaults @ 3.4 

OH NO NO NO!!! 

THAT WAS BAD!! HOW BAD!! 

OH GOSH!!

39.10

Cassiel Rousseau of Australia now

Back 2½ Somersaults 2½ Twists @ 3.6.

THAT WAS VERY GOOD!!! HE MIGHT HAVE AN OUTSIDE CHANCE AT THE BRONZE HERE

Rylan Wiens of Canada now. 

Back 3½ Somersaults @ 3.3 

Needs to be perfect for a good score here. 

OH MY!!! HE COULD BE OUT OF CONTENTION AFTER THAT ONE!

42.90

Kyle Kothari is the next man up now. 

Forward 4½ Somersaults @ 3.7 

He can get a huge score if he can dive well here. 

Too much of a splash. 

59.20

Here is Randal Valdez. 

Back 3½ Somersaults @ 3.6

OOOHHH!!! THAT LOOKED GOOD!! 

It scores nicely as well. 86.40

Two more rounds to go and we have a proper fight on our hands. 

Just 2.75 separates the top two. Tamai will keep going first so he needs to ensure that he keeps the pressure up.

CLASSIFICATION AFTER FOUR DIVES

1. Cao Yuan (CHN) - 372.30

2. Rikuto Tamai (JPN) - 369.55 (-2.75)

3. Randal Willars Valdez (MEX) - 330.50 (-39.05)

4. Rylan Wiens (CAN) - 325.90 (-4.60)

5. Noah Williams (GBR) - 309.40 (-16.50)

6. Cassiel Rousseau (AUS) - 305.70 (-3.70)

7. Timo Barthel (GER) - 286.40 (-19.30)

8. Kevin Berlin Reyes (MEX) - 282.40 (-4.00)

9. Nathan Zsombor-Murray (CAN) - 280.60 (-1.80)

10. Oleksii Sereda (UKR) - 275.70 (-4.90)

11. Kyle Kothari (GBR) - 268.55 (-7.15)

12. Yang Hao (CHN) - 251.50 (-17.05)

Cao Yuan

Armstand Back Double Somersault 2½; Twists @3.6 

CAN HE KEEP UP WITH TAMAI!!

THAT WAS GOOD!!! BUT I DONT THINK IT WAS GOOD ENOUGH!!

91.80

Hao Yang

Back 3½ Somersaults @ 3.6 

Can he put in one perfect dive?

THIS IS GOING FROM BAD TO WORSE!!

54.00

Rikuto Tamai.. Here comes the main man!!! 

CAN HE KEEP THIS RUN GOING?

Armstand Back Double Somersault 2½ Twists @ 3.6

WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!

 91.80

Cassiel Rousseau 

Back 3½ Somersaults @ 3.6

OH GOD!!! THAT WAS BAD AS WELL

61.20

Rylan Wiens

Armstand Back Double Somersault 2½ Twists @ 3.6 

He has been great so far. Needs an average of 7 to take the lead.

NOT HIS BEST ATTEMPT!!!

70.20

Here is Kyle Kothari again.

He needs a great dive here.

Back 3½ Somersaults - 3.3 

OH NO!!! THAT IS POOR!!

44.55

Randal Valdez. He is a contender for a medal today. 

Back 2½ Somersaults 2½ Twists @ 3.6

Good again... But he will need better scores if he wants a medal here. 

84.60

Kevin Berlin is up next...

Back 3½ Somersaults @ 3.6

He will need an average score of 9.7 to take the lead. 

That is his best so far. Nowhere close to a 9.7 though.

77.40

It has been a while since China have been pushed in diving. The problem is that they are incredibly efficient. Tamai will need 90+ scores in order to push Yuan. 

CLASSIFICATION AFTER THREE DIVES

1. Cao Yuan (CHN) - 280.50

2. Rikuto Tamai (JPN) - 277.75

3. Rylan Wiens (CAN) - 255.70

4. Noah Williams (GBR) - 246.40

5. Randal Willars Valdez (MEX) - 245.90

6. Cassiel Rousseau (AUS) - 244.50

7. Kyle Kothari (GBR) - 224.00

8. Timo Barthel (GER) - 218.90

9. Nathan Zsombor-Murray (CAN) - 208.60

10. Kevin Berlin Reyes (MEX) - 205.00

11. Oleksii Sereda (UKR) - 200.10

12. Yang Hao (CHN) - 197.50

Cao Yuan...

Back 3½ Somersaults - 3.6

Can he keep up with the Japanese?

WOW!!! THAT IS THE CHINESE EFFICIENCY THAT WE EXPECT!!

97.20

HE RETAKES THE LEAD

Hao Yang of China.

Reverse 3½ Somersaults - 3.4

He needs a big dive here.

OH NO!!! HE SEEMS TO BE DONE!!!

61.20

HERE IS THE JAPANESE!!!

Rikuto Tamai!! CAN HE PULL OFF THE UNTHINKABLE?

Forward 4½ Somersaults - 3.7

If he can get this, it really is game on.

THIS IS INCREDIBLE DIVING!! THIS COULD BE CLOSE TO A 100. 

It is not but 94.35 is not too shabby.

Cassiel Rousseau is up next...

Inward 3½ Somersaults - 3.2 

Not his best work. 76.80

Rylan Wiens of Canada now. 

Reverse 3½ Somersaults - 3.4 

THAT IS HOW IT IS DONE!!! 

THIS WILL SCORE VERY WELL!! 

90.10

Kyle Kothari.

Inward 3½ Somersaults - 3.4

He improved in the last dive. Can he go even better this time?

NO HE CANT!! TOO MUCH OF A SPLASH!! 

72.00

Randal Valdez of Mexico again. 

Armstand Back 3 Somersaults - 3.5

Can he keep his run going?

Not his best dive in my opinion. 

The judges agree... 73.50

Kevin Reyes of Mexico.

Reverse 3½ Somersaults - 3.4

That has to be his best dive so far. 

79.90

Timo Barthel of Germany now. 

Back 3½ Somersaults - 3.3

That looked much better. Should be close to an 80. 

79.20

Nathan Zsombor-Murray is up next.

He will try a Back 3½ Somersaults - 3.3

That is just not going to get it done..

64.35

Oleksii Sereda of Ukraine now

Reverse 3½ Somersaults - 3.4

66.30

Noah Williams... Can he improve?

Reverse 3½ Somersaults - 3.4

81.60

CLASSIFICATION AFTER 2 DIVES

1. Rikuto Tamai (JPN) - 183.40

2. Cao Yuan (CHN) - 183.30

3. Randal Willars Valdez (MEX) - 172.40

4. Cassiel Rousseau (AUS) - 167.70

5. Rylan Wiens (CAN) - 165.60

6. Noah Williams (GBR) - 164.80

7. Kyle Kothari (GBR) - 152.00

8. Nathan Zsombor-Murray (CAN) - 144.25

9. Timo Barthel (GER) - 139.70

10. Yang Hao (CHN) - 136.30

11. Oleksii Sereda (UKR) - 133.80

12. Kevin Berlin Reyes (MEX) - 125.10

WHAT IS HAPPENING!!! 

JAPAN LEAD!!! 

Cao Yuan

Inward 3½ Somersaults - 3.2

Not his best dive...

86.40

Yanh Hao... Can he make up for his first dive?

Armstand Back 3 Somersaults - 3.5

Here we go!!

AGAIN!!! NOT GOOD ENOUGH!! TOO MUCH SPLASH!!! 

59.50

Japan's Rikuto Tamai is here now.

Back 3½ Somersaults....3.6

MY GOD!!! HOW GOOD WAS THAT!!!

HE MIGHT SCORE A 90 here.

HE DOES!!! 95.40

Cassiel Rousseau of Australia is on the platform now. 

Armstand Back Double Somersault 2½ Twists - 3.6

Pretty good but this will not help him in getting a high score.

81.00

Rylan Wiens

Forward 4½ Somersaults... 3.7

THAT WILL SCORE VERY WELL!! 

The splash might just hold him back a bit.

88.80

Kyle Kothari.

Reverse 3½ Somersaults.... 3.4

BRILLIANT!!! 

THAT MIGHT SCORE EVEN HIGHER!!!

81.60

Randal Valdez is up now.

Reverse 3½ Somersaults. 3.4 

WOW!!! He has come to fight today... 

88.40

Kevin Berlin now!!! 

Armstand Back 3 Somersaults...3.5

59.50

Kevin Berlin now!!! 

Armstand Back 3 Somersaults...3.5

59.50

Noah Williams... 

84.40 for him... THIS IS A CONTEST!!

CLASSIFICATIONB AFTER 1 DIVE

Cao Yuan (CHN) - 96.90

Rikuto Tamai (JPN) - 88.00

Cassiel Rousseau (AUS) - 86.70

Randal Willars Valdez (MEX) - 84.00

Nathan Zsombor-Murray (CAN) - 83.20

Noah Williams (GBR) - 78.40

Rylan Wiens (CAN) - 76.80

Yang Hao (CHN) - 76.80

Timo Barthel (GER) - 70.40

Kyle Kothari (GBR) - 70.40

Oleksii Sereda (UKR) - 67.20

Kevin Berlin Reyes (MEX) - 65.60

Cao Yuan of China... Can he do better?

YES HE CAN!!! WOW!!! WHAT A DIVE!!!

96.90

Yang Hao of China.

Inward 3½ Somersaults.. 3.2

THAT DID NOT LOOK GREAT!!! BY CHINA'S STANDARDS THAT IS

76.80

Rikuto Tamai of Japan now. 

Inward 3½ Somersaults. 3.2 for him.

WOW!!! China have a challenge on their hands right now. 

88.0

Australia's Cassiel Rousseau is up next... Reverse 3½ Somersaults is what he will attempt. 3.4 

OH WOW!!! THAT IS SURE TO BE THE BEST ONE OF THE LOT SO FAR.

86.70.

Here is Kyle Kothari now. He has opted for a Armstand Back Double Somersault 1½ Twists. The degree of difficulity 3.2.

That looked quite good. The splash was a little high but he should get a top three for the time being.

70.40.

Noah Williams of Britain has also had a good dive for his first attempt. His inwards Inward 3½ Somersaults earns him a 78.40.

Nathan Zsombor-Murray has started off with a great score of 83.20. You will need to score in the 80s to have any chance of catching China in this event.

The Chinese took two more medals in diving by dominating the rest of the field. Siye Xie finished on top by 13.60 points over his compatriot Zongyuan Wang, who enjoyed a commanding a 30 point lead over Bronze medallist Osmar Olvera Ibarra. The ridiculous part is that Ibarra himself finished third by a massive margin of 70-plus points. 

FINAL CLASSIFICATION

GOLD | Siyi Xie (CHN) - 543.60

SILVER | Zongyuan Wang (CHN) - 530.20

BRONZE | Osmar Olvera Ibarra (MEX) - 500.40

4. Carson Tyler (USA) - 429.25

5. Jordan Christopher Houlden (GBR) - 427.75

6. Luis Felipe Uribe Bermudez (COL) - 421.85

7. Jack Laugher (GBR) - 410.95

8. Jules Bouyer (FRA) - 395.70

9. Jonathan Ruvalcaba (DOM) - 393.65

10. Kurtis Mathews (AUS) - 383.40

11. Haram Woo (KOR) - 374.15

12. Moritz Wesemann (GER) - 363.65

We have out list of 12 participants that will compete for the medal in the Women's 3m Springboard event tomorrow.

SEMI FINAL RESULT

1. Yiwen Chen (CHN) – 360.85 [Q]

2. Maddison Keeney (AUS) – 334.70 [Q] 

3. Chiara Pellacani (ITA) – 324.75 [Q] 

4. Yani Chang (CHN) – 320.15 [Q] 

5. Alejandra Estudillo Torres (MEX) – 317.05 [Q]  

6. Julia Vincent (RSA) – 297.30 [Q] 

7. Grace Reid (GBR) – 290.05 [Q] 

8. Nur Dhabitah Sabri (MAS) – 286.95 [Q] ; 

9. Saskia Oettinghaus (GER) – 286.75 [Q] 

10. Valeria Antolino (ESP) – 284.25 [Q] 

11. Emilia Nilsson Garip (SWE) – 279.60 [Q]  

12. Yasmin Harper (GBR) – 278.90 [Q]

There were no changes to the top 18 after round four. All the uncumbents in the qualification spots sealed their finals berth with solid dives. As expected, Yiwen Chen finished nearly a commanding 20 points ahead of Maddison Keeney, who herself ended second by over 15 points.

FINAL LINE UP

1. Yiwen Chen (CHN) - 356.40 (Q)

2. Maddison Keeney (AUS) - 337.35 (Q)

3. Aranza Vazquez Montano (MEX) - 321.75 (Q)

4. Yani Chang (CHN) - 308.75 (Q)

5. Grace Reid (GBR) - 303.25 (Q)

6. Haruka Enomoto (JPN) - 299.10 (Q)

T7. Valeria Antolino (ESP) - 297.70 (Q)

T7. Chiara Pellacani (ITA) - 297.70 (Q)

9. Yasmin Harper (GBR) - 295.75 (Q)

10. Emilia Nilsson Garip (SWE) - 295.20 (Q)

11. Suji Kim (KOR) - 285.50 (Q)

12. Nur Dhabitah Sabri (MAS) - 283.65 (Q)

13. Julia Vincent (RSA) - 283.50 (Q)

14. Elena Bertocchi (ITA) - 282.30 (Q)

15. Saskia Oettinghaus (GER) - 279.35 (Q)

16. Alysha Koloi (AUS) - 276.60 (Q)

17. Alejandra Estudillo Torres (MEX) - 276.45 (Q)

18. Anisley Garcia Navarro (CUB) - 272.40 (Q)

The top 15 have practically confirmed their progress already. But as many as seven divers are within 20 points of Alysha Koloi in 18th and will be fancying their chances of moving into the qualification spots with a solid last dive.

LIVE CLASSIFICATION AFTER ROUND 4

1. Yiwen Chen (CHN) - 284.40

T2. Maddison Keeney (AUS) - 255.75

T2. Aranza Vazquez Montano (MEX) - 255.75

5. Yani Chang (CHN) - 245.75

6. Haruka Enomoto (JPN) - 243.60

7. Yasmin Harper (GBR) - 241.50

8. Emilia Nilsson Garip (SWE) - 236.70

9. Grace Reid (GBR) - 235.75

T10. Valeria Antolino (ESP) - 234.70

T10. Chiara Pellacani (ITA) - 234.70

12. Elena Bertocchi (ITA) - 234.30

13. Nur Dhabitah Sabri (MAS) - 232.50

14. Suji Kim (KOR) - 228.50

15. Julia Vincent (RSA) - 225.00

16. Saskia Oettinghaus (GER) - 223.85

17. Alejandra Estudillo Torres (MEX) - 222.45

18. Alysha Koloi (AUS) - 219.60

Chang has recovered well after the earlier mishap and is now firmly in the qualification spots. The race near the bottom remains tight as ever with Saskia Oettinghaus, Helle Tuxen, Margo Erlam, Jette Muller, and Sarah Bacon still firmly in the hunt for a top 18 spot. 

LIVE CLASSIFICATION AFTER ROUND 3

1. Yiwen Chen (CHN) - 210.00

2. Chiara Pellacani (ITA) - 194.20

3. Aranza Vazquez Montano (MEX) - 192.75

4. Haruka Enomoto (JPN) - 188.10

4. Emilia Nilsson Garip (SWE) - 188.10

6. Maddison Keeney (AUS) - 186.00

7. Nur Dhabitah Sabri (MAS) - 184.50

8. Alysha Koloi (AUS) - 183.60

9. Grace Reid (GBR) - 181.75

10. Yasmin Harper (GBR) - 181.50

11. Julia Vincent (RSA) - 178.50

12. Elena Bertocchi (ITA) - 175.80

13. Yani Chang (CHN) - 173.75

14. Alejandra Estudillo Torres (MEX) - 172.95

15. Valeria Antolino (ESP) - 171.70

16. Suji Kim (KOR) - 170.00

17. Maha Amer (EGY) - 169.20

18. Anisley Garcia Navarro (CUB) - 165.90

A rare mishap for Chinese Yani Chang netted her just 38.75 points which has suddenly opened the field up. Only five of the 28 divers have a score under 100 at the moment. Chen, meanwhile, kept her lead with another exceptional 72-pointer inward 2½ somersaults dive.

LIVE CLASSIFICATION AFTER ROUND 2

1. Yiwen Chen (CHN) - 144.00

2. Nur Dhabitah Sabri (MAS) - 130.50

3. Haruka Enomoto (JPN) - 129.60

4. Aranza Vazquez Montano (MEX) - 128.25

5. Alysha Koloi (AUS) - 128.10

6. Chiara Pellacani (ITA) - 126.00

7. Emilia Nilsson Garip (SWE) - 125.10

8. Yasmin Harper (GBR) - 123.00

9. Elena Bertocchi (ITA) - 121.80

10. Sarah Bacon (USA) - 121.50

11. Maddison Keeney (AUS) - 118.50

12. Grace Reid (GBR) - 117.25

13. Anisley Garcia Navarro (CUB) - 115.50

13. Julia Vincent (RSA) - 115.50

15. Alejandra Estudillo Torres (MEX) - 114.45

16. Valeria Antolino (ESP) - 112.90

17. Suji Kim (KOR) - 111.20

18. Lizzie Roussel (NZL) - 109.50

Bar an exceptional dive by Yiwen Chen, the field is very tight after the first attempt with every diver practically firmly in contention for a finals spot. American Alison Gibson might have a long night in store though after failing to score any points with her first effort.

LIVE CLASSIFICATION AFTER ROUND 1

1. Yiwen Chen (CHN) - 72.00

T2. Yani Chang (CHN) - 67.50

T2. Nur Dhabitah Sabri (MAS) - 67.50

T4. Haruka Enomoto (JPN) - 64.50

T4. Sarah Bacon (USA) - 64.50

T6. Grace Reid (GBR) - 63.00

T6. Alysha Koloi (AUS) - 63.00

T6. Yasmin Harper (GBR) - 63.00

T9. Anisley Garcia Navarro (CUB) - 61.50

T9. Julia Vincent (RSA) - 61.50

11. Emilia Nilsson Garip (SWE) - 60.00

T12. Suji Kim (KOR) - 58.50

T12. Chiara Pellacani (ITA) - 58.50

T12. Sayaka Mikami (JPN) - 58.50

T12. Aranza Vazquez Montano (MEX) - 58.50

T12. Margo Erlam (CAN) - 58.50

17. Helle Tuxen (NOR) - 57.00

T18. Maha Amer (EGY) - 56.70

T18. Elena Bertocchi (ITA) - 56.70

T20. Maddison Keeney (AUS) - 55.50

T20. Lizzie Roussel (NZL) - 55.50

T22. Saskia Oettinghaus (GER) - 54.00

T22. Valeria Antolino (ESP) - 54.00

T22. Alejandra Estudillo Torres (MEX) - 54.00

25. Jette Muller (GER) - 46.50

26. Viktoriya Kesar (UKR) - 42.00

27. Prisis Ruiz (CUB) - 36.00

28. Alison Gibson (USA) - 0.00

Welcome back to diving action from Paris 2024.

A field of 28 is in action right now in the Women's 3m Springboard Preliminary. They will get five dives each, with the top 18 at the end of the event set to make their way to the final medal event. As always, the Chinese are the favourite to sweep the tournament.

The only question today was whether Hongchan Quan break the wold record she set as a 14-year-old -- an unfathomable 466.20.

Unfortunately, the Chinese got nowhere near the mark. At one stage she even stood the risk of being upset by her compatriot Chen. But despite being far from her best, the now 17-year-old Quan has still taken the Gold and the world remains her oyster.

A salute to the sheer domination of the Chinese women and on that note, we sign off!

MEDAL CLASSIFICATION

GOLD | Hongchan Quan (CHN) - 425.60

SILVER | Yuxi Chen (CHN) - 420.70

BRONZE | Mi Rae Kim (PRK) - 372.10

Hongchan Quan (CHN)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

A *paltry* average score would secure a secon straight gold.

OOF, THAT IS FAR FROM THE CHINESE'S BEST BUT WORLD CLASS ALL THE SAME!!!

AND SHE SEALS ANOTHER GOLD WITH A 81.60!!!

Chen Yuxi (CHN)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

The Chinese only trails her comaptriot by 5.9. Can she keep the pressure on in the fight for the gold?

FOR ANY OTHER DIVER THAT WOULD BE EXTRAORDINARY BUT FOR CHEN IT SEEMS LIKE ANOTHER SILVER!!!

A 81.60 and Quan is the strong favourite for the gold!!!

Andrea Spendolini Sirieix (GBR)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

The Brit has an outside chance. She needs a 100-plus to overtake the Korean.

THAT IS BRILLIANT UNDER PRESSURE!!!

THE BRIT FINISHES OFF WITH A MAMMOTH 81.60!!!

Mi Rae Kim (PRK)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

Anything above 70 will confirm her the Bronze medal.

MCKAY'S REACTION SAYS IT ALL AS THE NORTH KOREAN EXECUTES IT WELL!!!

A 75.80 HANDS HER THE BRONZE!!!

Alejandra Orozco Loza (MEX)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

Only a miracle can give the Mexican an outside chance at a medal spot.

Boy does she mess it up, a huge splash goes up.

The Mexican is disappointed with her 57.60.

Ellie Cole (AUS)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

The Australian needs at least a 95 for the medal.

She will get nowehere near the mark but an outstanding effort nevertheless.

A decent 62.40 on the fifth and final dive for the 17-year-old.

Caeli McKay (CAN)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

She needs to nail this one to keep in the fight for a Bronze.

AND THAT IS HIGH QUALITY UNDER PRESSURE!!!

THE ITALIAN SMILES AND FOR GOOD REASON!!!

A GREAT 76.80 ON HER FINAL EFFORT!!!

Matsuri Arai (JAP)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

Not her best effort.

54.40. 

Matsuri Arai (JAP)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

Matsuri Arai (JAP)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

Gabriela Garcia Agundez (MEX)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

The Mexican can make a claim on the bronze medal with a great dive.

It is a great effort but the splash is too big to get her in serious contention.

The judges award her 72 points.

Sarah Jodoin Di Maria (ITA)

Armstand Back Double Somersault 1½ Twists Free - 3.2

The Italian is practically out of the medals already unless she can come up with a near-perfect effort.

The 24-year-old fares well but it won't be enough.

A 67.20 on her final dive.

Melissa Wu (AUS)

Back 2½ Somersaults 1½ Twists Pike - 3.2

Another decent effort but nowhere near perfect.

A solid 62.40 to end the Aussie's campaign.

Else Praasterink (NED)

Forward 2½ Somersaults 1 Twist Pike - 2.9

The Dutch does not goo too crazy on her final attempt and is all smiles.

50.75 to cap off the final.

A final round of diving awaits. It has been neck and neck between the two Chinese women. North Korean Mi Rae Kim has a firm hold over third at the moment.

CLASSIFICATION AFTER FOUR DIVES

1. Hongchan Quan (CHN) - 344.00

2. Yuxi Chen (CHN) - 339.10

3. Mi Rae Kim (PRK) - 296.90

4. Caeli McKay (CAN) - 287.70

5. Gabriela Agundez Garcia (MEX) - 278.40

6. Ellie Cole (AUS) - 270.90

7. Andrea Spendolini Sirieix (GBR) - 263.90

8. Alejandra Orozco Loza (MEX) - 263.00

9. Matsuri Arai (JPN) - 260.05

10. Sarah Jodoin Di Maria (ITA) - 234.55

11. Melissa Wu (AUS) - 215.90

12. Else Praasterink (NED) - 199.60

Hongchan Quan (CHN) 

Back 3½ Somersaults Tuck - 3.3

The favourite needs a huge 8.90 average to keep her lead.

BUT WAS IT EVER IN DOUBT? PRISTINE!!!

92.50, THAT IS ANOTHER UNBELIEVABLE SCORE!!!

Chen Yuxi (CHN)

Back 3½ Somersaults Tuck - 3.3

A huge applause to welcome back the Chinese.

AND SHE DELIVERS WITH ANOTHER TOP DRAWER EFFORT!!!

NEGLIGIBLE SPLASH AS ALWAYS!!!

A HUGE 89.10 AGAIN!!!

Andrea Spendolini Sirieix (GBR)

Reverse 2½ Somersaults Tuck - 2.8

Decent at best from the Brit.

And a decent 60.20 to show for it.

Mi Rae Kim (PRK)

Inward 3½ Somersaults Tuck - 3.2

Can the North Korean further cement her third spot?

That was a solid dive under pressure, one of the North Korean's very best!!! The feet split slightly to allow a bigger splash though.

She is graded a 76.80.

Alejanda Oroczo Loza (MEX)

Reverse 2½ Somersaults Tuck - 2.8

The Mexican improves from her previous attempt with a solid dive.

67.20 for her.

Ellie Cole (AUS)

Reverse 2½ Somersaults Tuck - 2.8

OOF, A LOVELY ENTRY FROM THE AUSTRALIAN!!!

8s across the board, a total of 67.20.

Caeli McKay (CAN)

Back 3½ Somersaults Tuck - 3.3

That was an excellent dive.

75.90 keeps her in podium contention.

Matsuri Arai (JAP)

Reverse 2½ Somersaults Tuck - 3.3

Beautiful entry, perfect execution in the air and a small splash to follow.

65.80.

Gabriela Agundez Garcia (MEX)

Armstand Back 3 Somersaults Tuck - 3.3

One of her better efforts on the tough attempt. Relatively clean entry.

A solid 69.30. 

Sarah Jodoin Di Maria (ITA)

Back 2½ Somersaults Pike - 2.9

The body was nit aligned at all at the point of entry. The legs were way behind her hands.

Only a 42.05 for the Italian.

Melissa Wu (AUS)

Inward 3½ Somersaults Tuck - 3.2

Same is the case for the Australian, if not a tad worse than the Dutch competitor.

52.80.

Else Praasterink (NED)

Inward 3½ Somersaults Tuck - 3.2

The body was still swaying at entry. Too much splash.

57.60.

CLASSIFICATION AFTER 3 DIVES

1. Hongchan Quan (CHN) - 251.60

2. Yuxi Chen (CHN) - 250.00

3. Mi Rae Kim (PRK) - 220.10

4. Caeli McKay (CAN) - 211.80

5. Gabriela Agundez Garcia (MEX) - 209.10

6. Ellie Cole (AUS) - 203.70

6. Andrea Spendolini Sirieix (GBR) - 203.70

8. Alejandra Orozco Loza (MEX) - 195.80

9. Matsuri Arai (JPN) - 194.25

10. Sarah Jodoin Di Maria (ITA) - 192.50

11. Melissa Wu (AUS) - 163.10

12. Else Praasterink (NED) - 142.00