List of World Aquatics Championships medalists in diving explained

This is the complete list of the World Aquatics Championships medalists in diving from 1973 to 2024.^[1]

Men

Bold numbers in brackets denotes record number of victories in corresponding disciplines.

1 metre springboard

1991 Perth
1994 Rome
1998 Perth
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

Medal table

3 metre springboard

1973 Belgrade
1975 Cali
1978 West Berlin
1982 Guayaquil
1986 Madrid
1991 Perth
1994 Rome
1998 Perth
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

Medal table

10 metre platform

1973 Belgrade
1975 Cali
1978 West Berlin
1982 Guayaquil
1986 Madrid
1991 Perth
1994 Rome
1998 Perth
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

Medal table

Synchronized 3 metre springboard

1998 Perth
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona	nowrap			nowrap
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome
2011 Shanghai		nowrap
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

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Synchronized 10 metre platform

1998 Perth			nowrap
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona	nowrap
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

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Women

Bold numbers in brackets denotes record number of victories in corresponding disciplines.

1 metre springboard

1991 Perth
1994 Rome
1998 Perth
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

Medal table

3 metre springboard

1973 Belgrade
1975 Cali
1978 West Berlin
1982 Guayaquil
1986 Madrid
1991 Perth
1994 Rome
1998 Perth
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

Medal table

10 metre platform

1973 Belgrade
1975 Cali
1978 West Berlin
1982 Guayaquil
1986 Madrid
1991 Perth
1994 Rome
1998 Perth
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

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Synchronized 3 metre springboard

1998 Perth	nowrap
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome			nowrap
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju		nowrap
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

Medal table

Synchronized 10 metre platform

1998 Perth	nowrap
2001 Fukuoka
2003 Barcelona			nowrap
2005 Montreal
2007 Melbourne
2009 Rome		nowrap
2011 Shanghai
2013 Barcelona
2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

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Mixed

Bold numbers in brackets denotes record number of victories in corresponding disciplines.

Synchronized 3 metre springboard

2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest			nowrap
2019 Gwangju	nowrap		nowrap
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

Medal table

Synchronized 10 metre platform

2015 Kazan
2017 Budapest
2019 Gwangju
2022 Budapest
2023 Fukuoka
2024 Doha

Medal table

Team

2015 Kazan	Tom Daley Rebecca Gallantree	Oleksandr Horshkovozov Yulia Prokopchuk	Chen Ruolin Xie Siyi
2017 Budapest	Laura Marino Matthieu Rosset	Viviana del Ángel Rommel Pacheco	David Dinsmore Krysta Palmer
2019 Gwangju	Lin Shan Yang Jian	Sergey Nazin Yulia Timoshinina	Andrew Capobianco Katrina Young
2022 Budapest	Bai Yuming Quan Hongchan	Jade Gillet Alexis Jandard	James Heatly Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix
2023 Fukuoka	Bai Yuming (2) Si Yajie Zhang Minjie Zheng Jiuyuan	Gabriela Agúndez Jahir Ocampo Aranza Vázquez Randal Willars	Timo Barthel Lena Hentschel Christina Wassen Moritz Wesemann
2024 Doha	Tom Daley (2) Daniel Goodfellow Scarlett Mew Jensen Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix	Gabriela Agúndez Jahir Ocampo Aranza Vázquez Randal Willars	Nikita Hains Maddison Keeney Li Shixin Cassiel Rousseau

Medal table

All-time medal table 1973–2024

Updated after the 2024 World Aquatics Championships.

Multiple medalists

Boldface denotes active divers and highest medal count among all divers (including these who not included in these tables) per type.

Men

Rank	Diver	Country	From	To	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Wang Zongyuan		2019	2024	8	–	–	8
2			2007	2015	7	–	–	7
3	Yang Hao		2015	2024	6	1	2	9
4			1994	2007	5	1	3	9
5			2005	2013	5	1	1	7
6	Lian Junjie		2017	2024	5	1	–	6
7			1978	1986	5	–	–	5
8	Cao Yuan		2013	2024	4	4	1	9
9			2009	2024	4	2	2	8
10	Xie Siyi		2015	2024	4	2	1	7

Women

Rank	Diver	Country	From	To	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1			1998	2009	10	1	–	11
2			2001	2015	8	5	1	14
3			2011	2019	8	1	–	9
4			2007	2015	6	3	1	10
5	Chen Yiwen		2019	2024	6	1	–	7
	Chen Yuxi		2019	2024	6	1	–	7
7	Quan Hongchan		2022	2024	5	2	–	7
8	Chang Yani		2017	2024	5	1	1	7
9	Si Yajie		2013	2023	5	1	–	6
10			2007	2015	4	2	1	7

External links

• FINA official web site
• Diving / World Championships
• WORLD SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS (1973-2005) at Gbrathletics.com

Notes and References

1. Web site: WORLD SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS (1973-2005). gbrathletics.com. 15 August 2018.