INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, May 21. THREE of the American divers who won Olympic medals last summer in London look to repeat or improve on their Olympic performances this summer at the FINA world championships in Barcelona.

David Boudia, the lone gold medalist among the Americans last year, will face strong competition in the platform event, as he did last summer to win gold. In addition to the

TALLAHASSEE, Florida, May 16. FOUR divers have punched their tickets to Barcelona for the 2013 World Championships as spots on 1-meter were up for grabs Wednesday on day one of the World Championships Trials.

Olympic bronze medalist Kristian Ipsen (Clayton, Calif.) and Harrison Jones (Spring, Texas) earned the two men's spots, while Samantha Pickens (Murrysville, Pa.) and Deidre Freem

LAUSANNE, May 6. THE Chinese delegation in Gatineau (Que., CAN) occupied the majority of podiums at the third stop of the FINA Diving Grand Prix 2013 held in the Canadian city for the first time from May 2-5, securing six of the eight titles at stake. The Canadian female team also impressed at home, earning the remaining two titles and a total five medals.

China swept all events in the m

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana, April 29. VICE President and Director of Athletics Fred Glass announced today that 2012 U.S. Olympic Team coach and 2013 ACC Coach of the Year Drew Johansen has been named head diving coach at Indiana University.

Johansen joins the Hoosiers from Duke University where he has served as head coach since 2007.

We believe we have hired the best diving coach in America

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, April 29. CHINA largely dominated the three-day competition of the fourth leg of the FINA/Midea Diving World Series 2013 organised in Moscow (RUS) from April 26-28. The only title escaping to the Asian powerhouse in the discipline was on the men's 3m springboard synchro, where Ukraine's pair Illya Kvasha/Oleksiy Prygorov won a thrilling final by a short margin