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Miami freshman David Dinsmore dethroned Purdue sophomore Steele Johnson in the platform diving at the 2017 NCAA Championships Saturday night. Dinsmore was beat out by Johnson at the Olympic Trials last summer and went back and forth with the 2015 NCAA champ round after round, with Dinsmore staying ahead each time. Dinsmore won with 528.20 to Johnson’s 506.05. Johnson missed a chance at sweeping all three boards after he won the 1m and 3m events here.
Ohio State’s Colin Zeng (478.25), Purdue’s Brandon Loschiavo (445.75), Texas A&M’s Tyler Henschel (437.35), Southern California’s Dashiell Enos (428.30), Minnesota’s Matt Barnard (422.90) and Stanford’s Theodore Miclau (391.85) also competed in the A-final.
Miami now has eight NCAA titles in the platform diving, the most of any school. Dinsmore joins Imre Lengyel (2002), Kyle Prandi (2001), Tyce Routson (2000, 1997, 1995), Rio Ramirez (1999) and Bryan Gillooly (1996) as winners in the event for the Hurricanes.
Event 20 Men Platform Diving
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Championship: C 548.90 3/26/2011 Nick McCrory, Duke
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Dinsmore, David FR Miami 443.05 528.20 20
2 Johnson, Steele SO Purdue 416.75 506.05 17
3 Zeng, Zhipeng SO Ohio St 498.40 478.25 16
4 Loschiavo, Brandon FR Purdue 467.45 445.75 15
5 Henschel, Tyler JR TAMU 465.40 437.35 14
6 Enos, Dashiell JR Southern Cali 383.40 428.30 13
7 Barnard, Matt SR Minnesota 406.65 422.90 12
8 Miclau, Theodore JR Stanford 377.45 391.85 11
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 20 1. Texas 502 2. California 319 3. Florida 260.5 4. NC State 248.5 5. Stanford 214 6. Indiana 207.5 7. Southern Cali 205 8. Univ of Georgia 183 9. Missouri 165.5 10. Louisville 143.5 11. Alabama 135.5 12. Auburn 115.5 13. Purdue 106.5 14. South Carolina 99 15. Texas A&M 87 16. Michigan 82 17. Arizona State 74 18. Tennessee 55 19. Ohio St 54.5 20. Wisconsin 53 21. University of Miami 51 22. Virginia Tech 48 23. Minnesota 35 24. Arizona 34.5 25. Lsu 28 26. Harvard 24 27. Northwestern 23 27. Penn St 23 27. Notre Dame 23 30. Denver 19 31. Florida State 16 32. Duke 12 33. George Washington 9 34. Pittsburgh 8 35. Cornell 7 36. UNC 6 37. Kentucky 4 38. University of Wyoming 3 39. Missouri State 2 39. Hawaii 2 39. Penn 2 42. Towson 1 42. Yale 1
