Diving at the 2013 World Aquatics Championships – Women's 3 metre springboard

The women's 3 metre springboard competition at 2013 World Aquatics Championships was held on July 26 with the preliminary round and semifinal and the final on July 27.[1]

Women's 3 metre springboard
at the 2013 World Aquatics Championships
Dates26 July (preliminaries and semifinal)
27 July (final)
Competitors43 from 28 nations
Winning points383.40
Medalists
    China
    China
    Canada

Results

The preliminary round was held on July 26 at 10:00[2] and the semifinal at 14:00[3] with the final on July 27 at 17:30.[4]

Green denotes finalists

Blues denotes semifinalists

Rank Diver Nationality Preliminary Semifinal Final
Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank
He Zi  China 341.50 1 370.00 1 383.40 1
Wang Han  China 321.00 2 362.40 2 356.25 2
Pamela Ware  Canada 294.30 9 311.45 6 350.25 3
4 Tania Cagnotto  Italy 312.60 3 325.80 5 345.45 4
5 Jennifer Abel  Canada 286.60 11 344.10 3 339.75 5
6 Maria Marconi  Italy 308.05 5 301.75 10 334.05 6
7 Hannah Starling  Great Britain 310.90 4 297.35 12 326.20 7
8 Laura Sánchez  Mexico 280.10 14 310.95 8 323.05 8
9 Anabelle Smith  Australia 306.75 6 311.20 7 320.25 9
10 Paola Espinosa  Mexico 281.20 12 334.50 4 305.70 10
11 Maren Taylor  United States 273.30 15 307.90 9 304.60 11
12 Hanna Pysmenska  Ukraine 300.90 7 300.00 11 256.20 12
13 Tina Punzel  Germany 271.55 16 290.75 13
14 Sayaka Shibusawa  Japan 262.80 18 284.25 14
15 Jaele Patrick  Australia 291.60 10 276.50 15
16 Olena Fedorova  Ukraine 281.10 13 277.30 16
17 Ng Yan Yee  Malaysia 262.95 17 275.50 17
18 Alicia Blagg  Great Britain 297.75 8 253.80 18
19 Inge Jansen  Netherlands 261.70 19
20 Cheong Jun Hoong  Malaysia 259.30 20
21 Uschi Freitag  Netherlands 258.25 21
22 Deidre Freeman  United States 256.80 22
23 Luisa Jiménez  Puerto Rico 237.40 23
24 Diana Pineda  Colombia 236.10 24
25 Nicole Gillis  South Africa 235.80 25
26 Huang En-tien  Chinese Taipei 229.20 26
27 Maria Polyakova  Russia 229.05 27
28 Johanna Johansson  Sweden 226.05 28
29 Kim Su-ji  South Korea 223.20 29
30 Tiia Kivela  Finland 220.15 30
31 Daniella Nero  Sweden 217.80 31
32 Julia Vincent  South Africa 215.75 32
33 Carolina Murillo  Colombia 213.40 33
34 Diana Chaplieva  Russia 208.50 34
35 Cho Eun-Bi  South Korea 205.45 35
36 Sophie Somloi  Austria 200.30 36
37 Flóra Gondos  Hungary 200.20 37
38 Lei Sio I  Macau 195.90 38
39 Jenifer Benítez  Spain 192.70 39
40 Leung Sze Man  Hong Kong 186.45 40
41 Rocío Velásquez  Spain 177.30 41
42 Danay Brizuela  Cuba 168.50 42
43 Sari Ambarwati Suprihatin  Indonesia 153.15 43

References

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