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Diving at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Qualification

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Qualification for diving at the 2020 Summer Olympics allocated a total of 136 quota spots, evenly divided between men and women. The 2020 Olympics were postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[1] Each nation may enter not more than 16 divers (up to eight males and eight females) with up to two in each individual event and a pair in each synchronized event. Athletes must be 14 years of age by the end of 2020 to compete.[2]

Timeline

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Event Date Venue
2019 World Aquatics Championships July 12–20, 2019 South Korea Gwangju
2019 Pan American Games August 1–5, 2019 Peru Lima
2019 European Diving Championships August 5–11, 2019 Ukraine Kyiv
2019 Asian Diving Cup September 6–8, 2019 Malaysia Kuala Lumpur
2019 Oceania Diving Championships December 12–15, 2019 New Zealand Auckland
2019 African Diving Qualifier December 16–18, 2019 South Africa Durban
2021 FINA Diving World Cup May 1–6, 2021 Japan Tokyo
Re-allocation of unused quota TBA

Qualification summary

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For individual diving, the top twelve from the 2019 World Championships, the five continental champions and the eighteen semifinalists at the 2020 Diving World Cup will achieve a quota spot. For the pairs events, the top three from the world championships, the top four from the world cup and the hosts qualify. Additional quota places go to the next best finishers in the World Cup until the maximum number of divers (68 athletes per gender) is reached.

Nation Synchronized diving Individual diving Total
Men's
3 m
Men's
10 m
Women's
3 m
Women's
10m
Men's
3 m
Men's
10 m
Women's
3 m
Women's
10 m
Quotas Athletes
 Australia 1 2 2 2 7 7
 Brazil 2 1 1 4 4
 Canada Yes Yes Yes 1 2 2 2 10 10
 China Yes Yes Yes Yes 2 2 2 2 12 10
 Colombia 2 1 3 3
 Dominican Republic 1 1 1
 Egypt 1 1 1 3 3
 France 1 1 1 3 3
 Great Britain Yes Yes Yes Yes 2 2 2 2 12 12
 Germany Yes Yes Yes 2 2 1 2 10 9
 Italy Yes Yes 1 2 4 6
 Ireland 1 1 2 2
 Jamaica 1 1 1
 Japan Yes Yes Yes Yes 1 2 2 1 10 11
 Malaysia Yes 2 2 5 5
 Mexico Yes Yes Yes Yes 2 2 2 2 12 14
 Norway 1 1 1
 Netherlands 1 1 2 2
 New Zealand 1 1 1
 Puerto Rico 1 1 1
 ROC Yes Yes 2 2 1 2 9 7
 Singapore 1 1 2 2
 South Africa 2 2 2
 South Korea Yes 2 2 1 1 7 5
 Spain 2 2 2
 Switzerland 1 1 1
 Sweden 1 1 1
 Ukraine Yes 1 1 2 1 6 6
 United States Yes Yes Yes 2 2 2 2 11 11
 Venezuela 1 1 1
Total: 30 NOCs 8 8 8 8 29 29 27 30 147 144

Synchronized diving

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Men's 3 m synchronized springboard

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Competition Places Qualified teams
FINA World Championships 3  China
 Great Britain
 Mexico
FINA Diving World Cup 4  Germany
 Italy
 ROC
 United States
Host nation 1  Japan
Total 8

Men's 10 m synchronized platform

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Competition Places Qualified teams
FINA World Championships 3  China
 Great Britain
 ROC
FINA Diving World Cup 4  Canada
 Mexico
 South Korea
 Ukraine
Host nation 1  Japan
Total 8

Women's 3 m synchronized springboard

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Competition Places Qualified teams
FINA World Championships 3  China
 Canada
 Mexico
FINA Diving World Cup 4  Germany
 Great Britain
 Italy
 United States
Host nation 1  Japan
Total 8

Women's 10 m synchronized platform

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Competition Places Qualified teams
FINA World Championships 3  China
 Malaysia
 United States
FINA Diving World Cup 4  Canada
 Germany
 Great Britain
 Mexico
Host nation 1  Japan
Total 8

Individual diving

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Men's 3 m springboard

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For the individual events, one diver can only gain a single quota place per event for their NOC.

Competition Places Qualified divers
FINA World Championships 12  China (Xie Siyi)
 China (Wang Zongyuan)
 Great Britain (Jack Laugher)
 United States (Andrew Capobianco)
 ROC (Nikita Shleikher)
 Mexico (Rommel Pacheco)
 Colombia (Sebastián Morales)
 ROC (Evgeny Kuznetsov)
 Germany (Patrick Hausding)
 Ukraine (Oleh Kolodiy)
 South Korea (Woo Ha-ram)
 United States (Tyler Downs)
2019 Pan American Games 1  Colombia (Daniel Restrepo)
2019 European Diving Championships 1  Great Britain (James Heatly)
2019 Asian Diving Cup 1  Japan (Ken Terauchi)
2019 Oceania Diving Championships 1  Australia (Li Shixin)
2019 African Diving Qualifier 1  Egypt (Mohab El-Kordy)
FINA Diving World Cup 7  Germany (Martin Wolfram)
 France (Alexis Jandard)
 Mexico (Osmar Olvera)
 New Zealand (Anton Down-Jenkins)
 Spain (Nicolás García)
 Jamaica (Yona Knight-Wisdom)
 Dominican Republic (Jonathan Ruvalcaba)
Re-allocation of unused quota 5  Canada (Cedric Fofana)
 Italy (Lorenzo Marsaglia)
 Ireland (Oliver Dingley)
 South Korea (Kim Yeong-nam)
 Spain (Alberto Arévalo)
Total 29

Men's 10 m platform

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For the individual events, one diver can only gain a single quota place per event for their NOC.

Competition Places Qualified divers
FINA World Championships 11  China (Yang Jian)
 China (Cao Yuan)
 Great Britain (Tom Daley)
 South Korea (Woo Ha-ram)
 United States (Jordan Windle)
 Great Britain (Noah Williams)
 Ukraine (Oleksiy Sereda)
 France (Benjamin Auffret)
 United States (Brandon Loschiavo)
 ROC (Aleksandr Bondar)
 Canada (Nathan Zsombor-Murray)
 Australia (Cassiel Rousseau)
2019 Pan American Games 1  Mexico (Iván García)
2019 European Diving Championships 1  ROC (Viktor Minibaev)
2019 Asian Diving Cup 1  Singapore (Jonathan Chan)
2019 Oceania Diving Championships 1  Australia (Sam Fricker)
2019 African Diving Qualifier 1  Egypt (Mohab El-Kordy)
FINA Diving World Cup 8  Mexico (Andrés Villareal)
 Brazil (Kawan Pereira)
 Germany (Jaden Eikermann)
 Canada (Rylan Wiens)
 Colombia (Sebastián Villa)
 Japan (Rikuto Tamai)
 Germany (Timo Barthel)
 France (Matthieu Rosset)
Re-allocation of unused quota 5  Puerto Rico (Rafael Quintero)
 Venezuela (Óscar Ariza)
 South Korea (Kim Yeong-taek)
 Brazil (Isaac Souza)
 Japan (Reo Nishida)
Total 29

Women's 3 m springboard

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For the individual events, one diver can only gain a single quota place per event for their NOC.

Competition Places Qualified divers
FINA World Championships 12  China (Shi Tingmao)
 Australia (Anabelle Smith)
 China (Wang Han)
 Canada (Jennifer Abel)
 Germany (Tina Punzel)
 Canada (Pamela Ware)
 Japan (Sayaka Mikami)
 Great Britain (Grace Reid)
 Ukraine (Viktoriya Kesar)
 Malaysia (Ng Yan Yee)
 Netherlands (Inge Jansen)
 Australia (Esther Qin)
2019 Pan American Games 1  Mexico (Arantxa Chávez)
2019 European Diving Championships 1  ROC (Mariia Poliakova)
2019 Asian Diving Cup 1  Malaysia (Nur Dhabitah Sabri)
2019 Oceania Diving Championships 0  New Zealand (Elizabeth Cui)
2019 African Diving Qualifier 1  South Africa (Micaela Bouter)
FINA Diving World Cup 7  United States (Hailey Hernandez)
 Mexico (Aranza Vázquez)
 United States (Krysta Palmer)
 Ukraine (Anna Pysmenska)
 Japan (Haruka Enomoto)
 Switzerland (Michelle Heimberg)
 Great Britain (Scarlett Mew Jensen)
Re-allocation of unused quota 4  South Korea (Kim Su-ji)
 South Africa (Julia Vincent)
 Sweden (Emma Gullstrand)
 Brazil (Luana Lira)
Total 27

Women's 10 m platform

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For the individual events, one diver can only gain a single quota place per event for their NOC.

Competition Places Qualified divers
FINA World Championships 12  China (Chen Yuxi)
 China (Quan Hongchan)
 Canada (Celina Toth)
 Canada (Meaghan Benfeito)
 Italy (Noemi Batki)
 Australia (Melissa Wu)
 Great Britain (Lois Toulson)
 United States (Delaney Schnell)
 Malaysia (Pandelela Rinong)
 Japan (Matsuri Arai)
 Netherlands (Celine van Duijn)
 United States (Katrina Young)
2019 Pan American Games 1  Mexico (Alejandra Orozco)
2019 European Diving Championships 1  Ukraine (Sofiya Lyskun)
2019 Asian Diving Cup 0  North Korea (Kim Mi-rae)
2019 Oceania Diving Championships 1  Australia (Nikita Hains)
2019 African Diving Qualifier 1  Egypt (Maha Gouda)
FINA Diving World Cup 8  Great Britain (Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix)
 Italy (Sarah Jodoin Di Maria)
 ROC (Yulia Timoshinina)
 Mexico (Gabriela Agúndez)
 ROC (Anna Konanykhina)
 Brazil (Ingrid Oliveira)
 Germany (Christina Wassen)
 South Korea (Kwon Ha-lim)
Re-allocation of unused quota 6  Germany (Elena Wassen)
 Ireland (Tanya Watson)
 Singapore (Freida Lim)
 Malaysia (Cheong Jun Hoong)
 France (Alaïs Kalonji)
 Norway (Anne Tuxen)
Total 30

References

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  1. ^ "Joint Statement from the International Olympic Committee and the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee". IOC. 24 March 2020. Retrieved 15 April 2022.
  2. ^ FINA Revised Qualification System