This is the complete list of the World Aquatics Championships medalists in diving from 1973 to 2025.
Men
Bold numbers in brackets denotes record number of victories in corresponding disciplines.
1 metre springboard 1991 Perth1994 Rome1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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3 metre springboard 1973 Belgrade1975 Cali1978 West Berlin1982 Guayaquil1986 Madrid1991 Perth1994 Rome1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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10 metre platform 1973 Belgrade 1975 Cali1978 West Berlin1982 Guayaquil1986 Madrid1991 Perth1994 Rome1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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Synchronized 3 metre springboard 1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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Synchronized 10 metre platform 1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore Nikita Shleikher and Ruslan Ternovoi
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Women
Bold numbers in brackets denotes record number of victories in corresponding disciplines.
1 metre springboard 1991 Perth1994 Rome1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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3 metre springboard 1973 Belgrade1975 Cali1978 West Berlin1982 Guayaquil1986 Madrid1991 Perth1994 Rome1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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10 metre platform 1973 Belgrade1975 Cali1978 West Berlin1982 Guayaquil1986 Madrid1991 Perth1994 Rome1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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Synchronized 3 metre springboard 1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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Synchronized 10 metre platform 1998 Perth2001 Fukuoka2003 Barcelona2005 Montreal2007 Melbourne2009 Rome2011 Shanghai2013 Barcelona2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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Mixed
Bold numbers in brackets denotes record number of victories in corresponding disciplines.
Synchronized 3 metre springboard 2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore
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Synchronized 10 metre platform 2015 Kazan2017 Budapest2019 Gwangju2022 Budapest2023 Fukuoka2024 Doha2025 Singapore Aleksandr Bondar and Anna Konanykhina
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Team 2015 KazanTom DaleyRebecca GallantreeOleksandr HorshkovozovYulia ProkopchukChen RuolinXie Siyi2017 BudapestLaura MarinoMatthieu RossetViviana del ÁngelRommel PachecoDavid DinsmoreKrysta Palmer2019 GwangjuLin ShanYang JianSergey NazinYulia TimoshininaAndrew CapobiancoKatrina Young2022 BudapestBai YumingQuan HongchanJade GilletAlexis JandardJames HeatlyAndrea Spendolini-Sirieix2023 FukuokaBai Yuming (2)Si YajieZhang MinjieZheng JiuyuanGabriela AgúndezJahir OcampoAranza VázquezRandal WillarsTimo BarthelLena HentschelChristina WassenMoritz Wesemann2024 DohaTom Daley (2)Daniel GoodfellowScarlett Mew JensenAndrea Spendolini-SirieixGabriela AgúndezJahir OcampoAranza VázquezRandal WillarsNikita HainsMaddison KeeneyLi ShixinCassiel Rousseau2025 SingaporeCao YuanChen YiwenChen YuxiCheng ZilongAlejandra EstudilloOsmar OlveraZyanya ParraRandal WillarsRin KanetoSayaka MikamiReo NishidaSho Sakai
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All-time medal table 1973–2025 Updated after the 2025 World Aquatics Championships.
Multiple medalists
Boldface denotes active divers and highest medal count among all divers (including these who not included in these tables) per type.
Men Rank Diver Country From To Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1 Wang Zongyuan 2019 2025 9 – 1 10 2 Qin Kai 2007 2015 7 – – 7 3 Yang Hao 2015 2024 6 1 2 9 4 Cao Yuan 2013 2025 5 5 1 11 5 Dmitri Sautin 1994 2007 5 1 3 9 6 He Chong 2005 2013 5 1 1 7 7 Lian Junjie 2017 2024 5 1 – 6 8 Greg Louganis 1978 1986 5 – – 5 9 Tom Daley 2009 2024 4 2 2 8 10 Xie Siyi 2015 2024 4 2 1 7
Women Rank Diver Country From To Gold Silver BronzeTotal 1 Guo Jingjing 1998 2009 10 1 – 11 2 Chen Yiwen 2019 2025 9 1 – 10 Chen Yuxi 2019 2025 9 1 – 10 4 Wu Minxia 2001 2015 8 5 1 14 5 Shi Tingmao 2011 2019 8 1 – 9 6 Chen Ruolin 2007 2015 6 3 1 10 7 Quan Hongchan 2022 2024 5 2 – 7 8 Chang Yani 2017 2024 5 1 1 7 9 Si Yajie 2013 2023 5 1 – 6 10 Maddison Keeney 2017 2025 4 3 3 10
Note
References
External links FINA official web site Diving / World Championships WORLD SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS (1973-2005) at Gbrathletics.com