NCAA Division I Men’s Championships: Steele Johnson Dominates Platform Diving Event

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Purdue’s Steele Johnson became the first man since 2009 to win the platform and a springboard event in the same year at the NCAA Division I Men’s Championships.

Johnson collected 532.70 points to add to his win in the one-meter on day one.  He joins fellow Boilermaker David Boudia, who won the three-meter and platform events in 2009.

Indiana’s James Conner, an Australian Olympian, took second overall with 514.80 points, while Minnesota’s Matt Barnard claimed third overall with 473.80 points. Arizona’s Rafael Quintero snared fourth with 471.30 points.

Both Johnson and Quintero had perfect 10 dives during the finale.

  1 Johnson, Steele     Purdue             530.70     532.70         20  
  2 Connor, James       Indiana            468.90     514.80         17  
  3 Barnard, Matt       Minnesota          420.10     473.80         16  
  4 Quintero, Rafae     Arizona            451.60     471.30         15  
  5 McKean, Fraser      Auburn             391.95     454.85         14  
  6 Anderson, Mark      Texas              393.05     432.70         13  
  7 Mokhtari, Sean      Purdue             397.65     386.55         12  
  8 Bissett, Jamie      Purdue             396.10     358.15         11
  1. Texas                             498   2. California                        367
  3. Michigan                          286   4. Southern Cali                     238
  5. Florida                           234   6. Georgia                         198.5
  7. Stanford                          181   8. NC State                        165.5
  9. Alabama                           164  10. Auburn                            158
 11. Missouri                        127.5  12. Arizona                         123.5
 13. Indiana                           121  14. Tennessee                         111
 15. Louisville                       83.5  16. Purdue                             75
 17. Ohio St                            72  18. UNC                              52.5
 19. South Carolina                     51  20. Miami (Fl)                         49
 21. Wisconsin                          48  22. Univ of Utah                     40.5
 23. Brigham Young                      30  24. Penn St                            27
 25. Minnesota                          24  26. Florida St                         20
 27. Georgia Tech                       19  28. Northwestern                       18
 28. Wku                                18  30. Virginia Tech                      17
 31. Denver                             12  31. Unlv (M)                           12
 33. Virginia                            8  33. Notre Dame                          8
 35. Iowa                                7  36. Penn                                6
 37. University of Hawaii                5  38. Texas A&M                         4.5
 39. Southern Methodist University       2  39. Yale                                2

2015 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships, Live Results – Results

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Bill Bell
8 years ago

Wasn’t Boudia a gold- medalist @London?

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