Diving at the Asian Games

Diving at the Asian Games

Diving is a part of the Asian Games since the first edition of the continental sports event in 1951, when New Delhi hosted the Games.

Contents

Men's Events

1m Springboard

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1990 Beijing China Tan Liangde
China		 China Wang Yijie
China		 Japan Chimaki Yasuda
Japan
2006 Doha China Luo Yutong
China		 China Qin Kai
China		 Japan Ken Terauchi
Japan
2010 Guangzhou China He Min
China		 China Qin Kai
China		 Malaysia Yeoh Ken Nee
Malaysia

3m Springboard

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1951 New Delhi India K.P. Thakkar
India		 India Ashu Dutt
India		 Iran Taghi Askari
Iran
1954 Manila Israel Joav Raanan
Israel		 Japan Katsuichi Mori
Japan		 Japan Yutaka Baba
Japan
1958 Tokyo Japan Yutaka Baba
Japan		 Japan Shohachi Sakamoto
Japan		 Iran Manouchehr Fasihi
Iran
1962 Jakarta Japan Ryokei Okada
Japan		 Japan Kazuo Tahara
Japan		 Indonesia Billy Gomulia
Indonesia
1966 Bangkok Japan Yasuo Yamawaki
Japan		 Japan Takashi Inoue
Japan		 Indonesia Billy Gomulia
Indonesia
1970 Bangkok Japan Takashi Kioka
Japan		 Indonesia Billy Gomulia
Indonesia		 South Korea Song Jae-Woong
South Korea
1974 Tehran China Hsieh Tsaiming
China		 South Korea Koo H.-S.
South Korea		 China Liu Sui
China
1978 Bangkok China Wu Kuotsun
China		 China Li Kongzheng
China		 Japan Taizo Kawanami
Japan
1982 New Delhi China Li Kongzheng
China		 China Tan Liangde
China		 Japan Masashi Nakashima
Japan
1986 Seoul China Tan Liangde
China		 China Xu Wenzhan
China		 South Korea Lee Sun-Gee
South Korea
1990 Beijing China Tan Liangde
China		 China Li Deliang
China		 Chinese Taipei Lee Yuangming
Chinese Taipei
1994 Hiroshima China Wang Tianling
China		 China Yu Zhuocheng
China		 Japan Chimaki Yasuda
Japan
1998 Bangkok China Zhou Yilin
China		 China Yu Zhuocheng
China		 Thailand Suchart Pichi
Thailand
2002 Busan China Wang Tianling
China		 China Wang Feng
China		 Malaysia Yeoh Ken Nee
Malaysia
2006 Doha China He Chong
China		 China Luo Yutong
China		 Japan Ken Terauchi
Japan
2010 Guangzhou China He Chong
China		 China Luo Yutong
China		 Malaysia Yeoh Ken Nee
Malaysia

10m Platform

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1951 New Delhi India K.P. Thakkar
India		 Iran Taghi Askari
Iran		 India T.T. Dand
India
1954 Manila Japan Katsuichi Mori
Japan		 Israel Joav Raanan
Israel		 India K.P. Thakkar
India
1958 Tokyo Japan Ryo Baba
Japan		 Japan Toshio Yamano
Japan		 Iran Hassan Azami
Iran
1962 Jakarta Japan Ryokei Okada
Japan		 Japan H. Taniguchi
Japan		 South Korea Cho Chang-Je
South Korea
1966 Bangkok Japan Yosuke Arimitsu
Japan		 Japan Yasuo Yamawaki
Japan		 South Korea Song Jae-Ung
South Korea
1970 Bangkok South Korea Song Jae-Woong
South Korea		 Japan Toshio Otsubo
Japan		 Japan Toshiaki Hayashi
Japan
1974 Tehran China Li Kongzheng
China		 China Tu Tu
China		 Japan T. Kimura
Japan
1978 Bangkok China Liu Henglin
China		 China Li Hongping
China		 Japan Taizo Kawanami
Japan
1982 New Delhi China Tong Hui
China		 China Zhang Ting
China		 Japan Masashi Nakashima
Japan
1986 Seoul China Tong Hui
China		 China Tu Junhui
China		 Japan Keita Kaneto
Japan
1990 Beijing China Sun Shuwei
China		 China Xiong Ni
China		 Japan Keita Kaneto
Japan
1994 Hiroshima China Sun Shuwei
China		 China Xiao Hailiang
China		 Japan Keita Kaneto
Japan
1998 Bangkok China Tian Liang
China		 China Qiang Huang
China		 Thailand Suchart Pichi
Thailand
2002 Busan China Tian Liang
China		 China Xu Xiang
China		 South Korea Jo Chol-Ryong
North Korea
2006 Doha China Lin Yue
China		 China Zhou Lüxin
China		 South Korea Kim Chon-Man
North Korea
2010 Guangzhou China Cao Yuan
China		 China Huo Liang
China		 Malaysia Bryan Nickson Lomas
Malaysia

3m Springboard Synchronized

Event Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Busan China Peng Bo/Wang Kenan
China		 South Korea Kwon Kyung-Min/Cho Kwan-Hoon
South Korea		 Malaysia Roslan Rossharisham/Yeoh Ken Nee
Malaysia
2006 Doha China Wang Feng/He Chong
China		 Malaysia Roslan Rossharisham/Yeoh Ken Nee
Malaysia		 South Korea Kwon Kyung-Min/Cho Kwan-Hoon
South Korea
2010 Guangzhou China Luo Yutong/Qin Kai
China		 Malaysia Bryan Nickson Lomas/Yeoh Ken Nee
Malaysia		 South Korea Park Ji-Ho/Son Seong-Chel
South Korea

10m Platform Synchronized

Event Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Busan China Hu Jia/Xu Hao
China		 North Korea Ri Jong-Nam/Jo Chol-Ryong
North Korea		 South Korea Kwon Kyung-Min/Cho Kwan-Hoon
South Korea
2006 Doha China Lin Yue/Huo Liang
China		 North Korea Ri Jong-Nam/Kim Chon-Man
North Korea		 South Korea Kwon Kyung-Min/Cho Kwan-Hoon
South Korea
2010 Guangzhou China Yang Liguang/Zhou Luxin
China		 Malaysia Bryan Nickson Lomas/Ooi Tze Liang
Malaysia		 North Korea Kim Chon Man/So Myong Hyok
North Korea

Team

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1990 Beijing  China  Japan  North Korea

Women's Events

1m Springboard

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1990 Beijing China Gao Min
China		 China Xu Yiaoling
China		 Japan Yuki Motobuchi
Japan
2006 Doha China Wu Minxia
China		 China He Zi
China		 Malaysia Elizabeth Jimie
Malaysia
2010 Guangzhou China Wu Minxia
China		 China Zheng Shuangxue
China		 Malaysia CHEONG Jun Hoong
Malaysia

3m Springboard

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1954 Manila Japan Masami Miyamoto
Japan		 Japan Shuko Sakaguchi
Japan		 Japan Kanoko Tsutani
Japan
1958 Tokyo Japan Kanoko Tsutani
Japan		 Japan Sakuko Kadokura
Japan		 Republic of China Taisia Yastreboff
China
1962 Jakarta Indonesia Lanny Gumulja
Indonesia		 Japan Sakuko Kadokura
Japan		 Japan Kayoko Tomoe
Japan
1966 Bangkok Japan Keiko Osaki
Japan		 Japan Nobuyo Ishikuro
Japan		 Philippines Connie Paredes
Philippines
1970 Bangkok Japan Kanoko Mabuchi
Japan		 Japan Yoko Arimitsu
Japan		 Indonesia Mirnawati Hardjolukito
Indonesia
1974 Tehran China Zhong Shaozhen
China		 China Sung Wan Chong
China		 Japan Kanoko Mabuchi
Japan
1978 Bangkok China Chin Shihmei
China		 China Chun Pengyuan
China		 Japan Rikiko Yamanaka
Japan
1982 New Delhi China Li Yihua
China		 China Tan Shuping
China		 Japan Yoshino Mabuchi
Japan
1986 Seoul China Zhang Yuping
China		 China Li Qiaoxian
China		 Japan Yuki Motobuchi
Japan
1990 Beijing China Gao Min
China		 China Zhang Yuping
China		 Japan Yuki Motobuchi
Japan
1994 Hiroshima China Tan Shuping
China		 China Fu Mingxia
China		 Japan Yuki Motobuchi
Japan
1998 Bangkok China Guo Jingjing
China		 China Lan Yang
China		 Kazakhstan Irina Vyguzova
Kazakhstan
2002 Busan China Guo Jingjing
China		 China Wu Minxia
China		 Japan Ryoko Nishii
Japan
2006 Doha China Wu Minxia
China		 China He Zi
China		 Malaysia Leong Mun Yee
Malaysia
2010 Guangzhou China He Zi
China		 China Shi Tingmao
China		 Macau Choi Sut Ian
Macau, China

10m Platform

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1954 Manila Japan Masami Miyamoto
Japan		 Japan Shuko Sakaguchi
Japan		 Japan Kanoko Tsutani
Japan
1958 Tokyo Japan Kumika Watanabe
Japan		 Japan Masami Miyamoto
Japan		 —
1962 Jakarta Japan Kayoko Tomoe
Japan		 Japan Sakuko Kadokura
Japan		 Indonesia Lanny Gumulja
Indonesia
1966 Bangkok Japan Keiko Osaki
Japan		 Japan Nobuyo Ishikuro
Japan		 South Korea Kim Young-Chae
South Korea
1970 Bangkok Japan Yoko Arimitsu
Japan		 South Korea Kim Young-Chae
South Korea		 Thailand Tasanee Srivipat
Thailand
1974 Tehran China Zhong Shaozhen
China		 Japan Fusako Kakumaru
Japan		 China Lao S.
China
1978 Bangkok China Chen Xiaoxia
China		 China Yu Tsienli
China		 Japan Rikiko Yamanaka
Japan
1982 New Delhi China Lu Wei
China		 China Zhou Jihong
China		 Japan Yoshino Mabuchi
Japan
1986 Seoul China Lu Wei
China		 China Xu Yanmei
China		 Japan Yayoi Kihara
Japan
1990 Beijing China Xu Yanmei
China		 North Korea Kim Chun-Ok
North Korea		 China Fu Mingxia
China
1994 Hiroshima China Chi Bin
China		 China Wang Rui
China		 Kazakhstan Natalya Chikina
Kazakhstan
1998 Bangkok China Cai Yuyan
China		 China Li Na
China		 North Korea Choe Myong-Hwa
North Korea
2002 Busan China Lao Lishi
China		 China Li Na
China		 North Korea Kim Kyong-Ju
North Korea
2006 Doha China Wang Xin
China		 China Chen Ruolin
China		 North Korea Hong In-Sun
North Korea
2010 Guangzhou China Hu Yadan
China		 China Wang Hao
China		 Malaysia Pandelela Rinong Pamg
Malaysia

3m Springboard Synchronized

Event Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Busan China Guo Jingjing/Wu Minxia
China		 South Korea Kang Min-Kyung/Im Sung-Young
South Korea		 Malaysia Leong Mun Yee/Farah Begum Abdullah
Malaysia
2006 Doha China Guo Jingjing/Li Ting
China		 Japan Misako Yamashita/Ryoko Nishii
Japan		 Malaysia Leong Mun Yee/Elizabeth Jimie
Malaysia
2010 Guangzhou China Shi Tingmao/Wang Han
China		 Malaysia Leong Mun Yee/Ng Yan Yee
Malaysia		 Japan Nakagawa Mai/Shibusawa Sayaka
Japan

10m Platform Synchronized

Event Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Busan China Duan Qing/Li Ting
China		 North Korea Kim Kyong-Ju/Jon Hyon-Ju
North Korea		 Japan Emi Otsuki/Takiri Miyazaki
Japan
2006 Doha China Jia Tong/Chen Ruolin
China		 Japan Misako Yamashita/Mai Nakagawa
Japan		 North Korea Hong In-Sun/Choe Kum-Hui
North Korea
2010 Guangzhou China Chen Ruolin/Wang Hao
China		 Malaysia Leong Mun Yee/Pandelela Rinong Pamg
Malaysia		 North Korea Choe Kum Hui/Kim Un Hyang
North Korea

Team

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1990 Beijing  China  North Korea  Japan

References

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Summer sports
Archery • Athletics • Badminton • Baseball • Basketball • Bodybuilding • Board games • Bowling • Boxing • Canoeing • Cricket • Cue sports • Cycling • Dancesport • Diving • Dragon boat • Equestrian • Fencing • Football • Golf • Gymnastics • Handball • Hockey • Judo • Kabaddi • Karate • Modern pentathlon • Roller sports • Rowing • Rugby union • Sailing • Sepaktakraw • Shooting • Softball • Soft tennis • Squash • Swimming • Synchronized swimming • Table tennis • Taekwondo • Tennis • Triathlon • Volleyball • Water polo • Weightlifting • Wrestling • Wushu
Winter sports

Alpine skiing • Bandy • Biathlon • Cross‑country skiing • Curling • Figure skating • Freestyle skiing • Ice hockey • Short track speed skating • Ski jumping • Ski orienteering • Snowboarding • Speed skating
v · d · eDiving at the Asian Games
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