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Five events. Five trips to the podium.\u00a0Team USA had a successful Saturday, winning one gold and four bronze medals on the first day of finals at the USA 2019 FINA Diving Grand Prix.<\/p>\n

Hailey Hernandez<\/strong> (Southlake, Texas) won the women\u2019s 3-meter event, and Brandon Loschiavo<\/strong> (Huntington Beach, Calif.\/West Lafayette, Ind.) was third in men\u2019s 10-meter.<\/p>\n

The U.S. also won three synchronized bronze. Samantha Bromberg<\/strong> (Bexley, Ohio\/Austin, Texas) and Katrina Young<\/strong> (Shoreline, Wash.\/Tallahassee, Fla.) were third in synchronized women\u2019s 10-meter; Mark Anderson<\/strong> (Lake Forest, Calif.\/Austin, Texas) and Jordan Windle<\/strong> (Morrisville, N.C.\/Austin, Texas) were third in synchronized 3-meter; and Sophia McAfee<\/strong> (San Marino, Calif.) and Max Weinrich<\/strong> (Brookeville, Md.) took the mixed 10-meter synchro bronze.<\/p>\n

Hernandez scored 312.75 points to edge Italy\u2019s Elena Bertocchi<\/strong> by 4.6 points for the women\u2019s 3-meter gold. Mexico\u2019s Melany Hernandez<\/strong> scored 303.60 points for bronze.<\/p>\n

USA\u2019s Hernandez put forth a consistent effort, with all five dives scoring 58.80 points or higher. In third place after two rounds, she took the lead with 67.20 points on a back 2 \u00bd tuck in round three. She held on to the top spot for the duration of the contest after scoring 63 points on each of her last two dives \u2013 a reverse 2 \u00bd tuck and a front 2 \u00bd with one twist.<\/p>\n

\u201cI was very excited and happy with my performance. I was pleased overall, but I definitely think my back 2 \u00bd in the third round gave me a boost of energy and a lot of confidence. It gives me confidence knowing that I can hang in there. I\u2019ll just keep working hard for the next meet,\u201d the 16-year-old Hernandez said.<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Loschiavo picked up the men\u2019s 10-meter bronze with 442.70 points. Randall Willars<\/strong> of Mexico won gold with 479.55, while Great Britain\u2019s Matthew Dixon came away with silver on 471.10 points.<\/p>\n

Loschiavo had three dives score more than 80 points. He opened with 86.40 points on an inward 3 \u00bd tuck and added 83.30 points on a reverse 3 \u00bd tuck to take the lead after round three. A miss on his fifth-round front 4 \u00bd tuck dropped him to third, and he held on for bronze with 84.60 points on his back 2 \u00bd with 2 \u00bd twists in the final round.<\/p>\n

The U.S. had two others in Saturday\u2019s individual finals, with David Dinsmore<\/strong> (New Albany, Ohio\/Miami, Fla.) finishing fifth in men\u2019s 10-meter and Krysta Palmer<\/strong> (Carson City, Nev.\/Reno, Nev.) taking fifth in women\u2019s 3-meter.\u00a0 Dinsmore scored 425.55 points with 90.10 points on a reverse 3 \u00bd tuck and 97.20 on a back 2 \u00bd with 2 \u00bd twists, but two misses kept him out of medal contention. Palmer finished with 239.90 points and rallied back with 60.45 points on a front 3 \u00bd pike and 68 points on a front 2 \u00bd with two twists in the last two rounds after some early misses.<\/p>\n

In women\u2019s synchronized 10-meter, Young and Bromberg finished third with 290.22 points, just .44 points behind silver medalists Melissa Wu<\/strong> and Annabelle Smith<\/strong> of Australia. British divers Phoebe Banks<\/strong> and Emily Martin<\/strong> claimed gold with 300.26 points. The Americans were in fifth place after three rounds but climbed to third with 74.88 points on their fourth-round inward 3 \u00bd tuck. They closed out their performance with 71.04 points on a back 2 \u00bd with 1 \u00bd twists.<\/p>\n

Anderson and Windle scored 376.89 points in men\u2019s synchronized 3-meter to win bronze by .15 of a point over Poland\u2019s Andrzej Rzeszutek<\/strong> and Kacper Lesiak<\/strong>. Great Britain\u2019s Jordan Houlden<\/strong> and Anthony Harding<\/strong> were first with 384.93 points, and Mexico\u2019s Adan Zuniga<\/strong> and Daniel Islas<\/strong> scored 382.29 points for silver. Anderson and Windle were third heading into the last round but had to wait to see if they\u2019d secure a trip to the podium. They dove first in a 13-team contest and scored 72.42 points on a front 2 \u00bd with two twists on their final dive. They then watched to see if their scores would hold up as teams from Poland and Italy had a chance to catch them with more difficult dives. In the end, the U.S. team narrowly held on for bronze. The American pair of Tyler Downs<\/strong> (Ballwin, Mo.\/Indianapolis, Ind.) and Jacob Cornish<\/strong> (Honolulu, Hawaii\/Austin, Texas) were ninth at 326.46.<\/p>\n

In mixed 10-meter synchro, McAfee and Weinrich came through with 274.74 points for bronze, highlighted by 62.10 points on a front 3 \u00bd pike. Mexico\u2019s Diego Balleza<\/strong> and Maria Sanchez<\/strong> took first at 308.88, and Italy\u2019s Noemi Batki<\/strong> and Maicol Verzotto<\/strong> won silver at 282.60.<\/p>\n

The USA FINA Diving Grand Prix concludes Sunday, April 14 with finals beginning at noon PT. The schedule features men\u2019s 10-meter synchro, women\u2019s 3-meter synchro, men\u2019s 3-meter, women\u2019s 10-meter and mixed 3-meter synchro. The event will be streamed live at www.teamusa.org\/usa-diving<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Results:<\/span><\/h2>\n

Synchronized Women Platform (Final)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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  1. Phoebe Banks (Great Britain) \/ Emily Martin (Great Britain), 300.36<\/li>\n
  2. Anabelle Smith (Australia) \/ Melissa Wu (Australia), 290.64<\/li>\n
  3. Katrina Young (United States) \/ Samantha Bromberg (United States), 290.22<\/li>\n
  4. Noemi Batki (Italy) \/ Chiara Pellacani (Italy), 282.54<\/li>\n
  5. Viviana Peniche (Mexico) \/ Mar a S nchez (Mexico), 281.76<\/li>\n
  6. Helle Tuxen (Norway) \/ Anne Vilde Tuxen (Norway), 249.42<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Synchronized Men 3m Springboard (Final)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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    1. Jordan Houlden (Great Britain) \/ Anthony Harding (Great Britain), 384.93<\/li>\n
    2. Adan Zuniga (Mexico) \/ Alejandro Daniel Islas Arroyo (Mexico), 382.29<\/li>\n
    3. Mark Anderson (United States) \/ Jordan Windle (United States), 376.89<\/li>\n
    4. Andrzej Rzeszutek (Poland) \/ Kacper Lesiak (Poland), 376.74<\/li>\n
    5. Loreno Marsaglia (Italy) \/ Giovanni Tocci (Italy), 362.67<\/li>\n
    6. Alexis Jandard (France) \/ Gwendal Bisch (France), 346.74<\/li>\n
    7. Ooi Tze Liang (Malaysia) \/ Chew Yiwei (Malaysia), 339.09<\/li>\n
    8. Liam Stone (New Zealand) \/ Anton Down Jenkins (New Zealand), 338.04<\/li>\n
    9. Jacob Cornish (United States) \/ Tyler Downs (United States), 326.46<\/li>\n
    10. Ammar Hassan (Egypt) \/ Youssef Selim (Egypt), 320.67<\/li>\n
    11. Matthew Carter (Australia) \/ Kevin Alejandro Chavez Banda (), 316.77<\/li>\n
    12. Sebastian Morales (Colombia) \/ Alejandro Arias (Colombia), 312.09<\/li>\n
    13. Hrvoje Brezovac (Croatia) \/ Juraj Melsa (Croatia), 298.11<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Women 3m Springboard (Final)<\/strong><\/p>\n

        \n
      1. Hailey Hernandez (United States), 312.75<\/li>\n
      2. Elena Bertocchi (Italy), 308.15<\/li>\n
      3. Melany Hernandez Torres (Mexico), 303.60<\/li>\n
      4. Georgia Sheehan (Australia), 291.70<\/li>\n
      5. Krysta Palmer (United States), 239.90<\/li>\n
      6. Chiara Pellacani (Italy), 237.30<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        Men Platform (Final)<\/strong><\/p>\n

          \n
        1. Randall Willars Valdez (Mexico), 479.55<\/li>\n
        2. Matthew Dixon (Great Britain), 471.10<\/li>\n
        3. Brandon Loschiavo (United States), 442.70<\/li>\n
        4. Cassiel Rosseau (Australia), 437.20<\/li>\n
        5. David Dinsmore (United States), 425.55<\/li>\n
        6. Nathan Zsombor-Murray (Canada), 370.75<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

          Mixed Synchro Platform (Final)<\/strong><\/p>\n

            \n
          1. Diego Balleza (Mexico) \/ Mar a S nchez (Mexico), 308.88<\/li>\n
          2. Noemi Batki (Italy) \/ Maicol Verzotto (Italy), 282.60<\/li>\n
          3. Sophia McAfee (United States) \/ Maxwell Weinrich (United States), 274.74<\/li>\n
          4. Maha Gouda (Egypt) \/ Mohamed Farouk (Egypt), 255.33<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
            \n

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