3-Meter Svikt Herrar

1973 – Belgrade, Yugoslavia
GOLD – Philip Boggs (United States) 
SILVER – Klaus Dibiasi (Italy) 
BRONZE - Keith Russell (United States) 

1975 – Cali, Columbia
GOLD – Philip Boggs (United States) 
SILVER – Klaus Dibiasi (Italy) 
BRONZE - Vicheslav Strakhov (Soviet Union) 

1978 – Berlin, East Germany
GOLD – Philip Boggs (United States) 
SILVER – Falk Hoffmann (West Germany) 
BRONZE - Giorgio Cagnotto (Italy) 

1982 – Guayaquil, Ecuador
GOLD – Gregory Louganis (United States) 
SILVER – Sergei Kuzmen (Soviet Union) 
BRONZE - Alexander Portnov (Soviet Union) 

1986 – Madrid, Spain
GOLD – Gregory Louganis (United States) 
SILVER – Liangde Tan (China) 
BRONZE - Hongping Li (China)

1991 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Kent Ferguson (United States) 
SILVER – Liangde Tan (China) 
BRONZE - Albin Killat (Germany) 

1994 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Yu Zhuocheng (China) 
SILVER – Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 
BRONZE - Wang Tiangling (China)

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 
SILVER – Zhou Yilin (China) 
BRONZE - Vassili Lisovski (Russia) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 
SILVER – Wang Tianling (China) 
BRONZE - Ken Terauchi (Japan) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Alexander Dobroskok (Russia) 
SILVER – Peng Bo (China) 
BRONZE - Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Alexandre Despatie (Canada) 
SILVER – Troy Dumais (United States) 
BRONZE - He Chong (China) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Qin Kai (China) 
SILVER – Alexandre Despatie (Canada) 
BRONZE - Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – He Chong (China)
SILVER – Troy Dumais (United States)
BRONZE – Alexandre Despatie (Canada)

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – He Chong (China)
SILVER – Ilya Zakharov (Russia)
BRONZE – Evgeny Kuznetsov (Russia)

Herrar Höga hopp - World Championship

1973 – Belgrade, Yugoslavia
GOLD – Klaus Dibiasi (Italy) 
SILVER – Keith Russell (United States) 
BRONZE – Falk Hoffmann (West Germany) 

1975 – Cali, Columbia
GOLD – Klaus Dibiasi (Italy) 
SILVER – Nikolai Mikhailin (Soviet Union) 
BRONZE – Carlos Giron (Mexico) 

1978 – Berlin, East Germany
GOLD – Gregory Louganis (United States) 
SILVER – Falk Hoffmann (West Germany) 
BRONZE – Vladimir Aleinik (Soviet Union) 

1982 – Guayaquil, Ecuador
GOLD – Gregory Louganis (United States) 
SILVER – Vladimir Aleinik (Soviet Union) 
BRONZE – Bruce Kimball (United States) 

1986 – Madrid, Spain
GOLD – Gregory Louganis (United States) 
SILVER – Kongzheng Li (China) 
BRONZE – Bruce Kimball (United States) 

1991 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Shuwei Sun (China) 
SILVER – Ni Kiong (China) 
BRONZE – Gueorgi Tchigovadze (Soviet Union) 

1994 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 
SILVER – Shuwei Sun (China) 
BRONZE – Vladimir Timoshinin (Russia) 

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 
SILVER – Tian Liang (China) 
BRONZE – Jan Hempel (Germany) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Tian Liang (China) 
SILVER – Alexandre Despatie (Canada) 
BRONZE – Mathew Helm (Australia)

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Alexandre Despatie (Canada) 
SILVER – Mathew Helm (Australia) 
BRONZE – Tian Liang (China) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Hu Jia (China) 
SILVER – José Antonio Guerra Oliva (Cuba) 
BRONZE – Gleb Galperin (Russia) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Gleb Galperin (Russia) 
SILVER – Zhou Luxin (China) 
BRONZE – Lin Yue (China) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Thomas Daley (Great Britain)
SILVER – Qiu Bo (China)
BRONZE –Zhou Luxin (China)

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Qiu Bo (China)
SILVER – David Boudia (United States)
BRONZE – Sascha Klein (Germany)

1 Meter Svikt Herrar - World Championship

1991 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Edwin Jongejans (Netherlands) 
SILVER – Mark Lenzi (United States) 
BRONZE – Yijie Wang (China) 

1994 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Evan Stewart (Zimbabwe) 
SILVER – Lan Wei (China) 
BRONZE – Brian Earley (United States) 

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Yu Zhuocheng (China) 
SILVER – Troy Dumais (United States) 
BRONZE – Holger Schlepps (Germany) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Wang Feng (China) 
SILVER – Wang Tianling (China) 
BRONZE – Alexander Dobroskok (Russia) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Xu Xiang (China) 
SILVER – Wang Kenan (China) 
BRONZE – Joona Puhakka (Finland) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Alexandre Despatie (Canada) 
SILVER – Xu Xiang (China) 
BRONZE – Wang Feng (China) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Luo Yutong (China) 
SILVER – He Chong (China) 
BRONZE – Christopher Sacchin (Italy) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Qin Kai (China)
SILVER – Zhang Xinhua (China)
BRONZE – Matthew Mitcham (Australia)

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Li Shixin (China)
SILVER – He Min (China)
BRONZE – Pavlo Rozenberg (Germany)

3 Meter Svikt Herrar Synchro - World Championship

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Xu Hao / Yu Zhuocheng (China) 
SILVER – Alexander Mesch / Holger Schlepps (Germany) 
BRONZE – Shannon Roy / Dean Pullar (Australia) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Peng Bo / Wang Kenan (China) 
SILVER – Joel Rodriguez / Fernando Platas (Mexico) 
BRONZE – Alexander Dobroskok / Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Alexander Dobroskok / Dimitri Sautin (Russia) 
SILVER – Wang Tianling / Wang Feng (China)
BRONZE – Andreas Wels / Tobias Schellenberg (Germany) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – He Chong / Wang Feng (China) 
SILVER – Tobias Schellenberg / Andrea Wels (Germany) 
BRONZE – Justin Dumais / Troy Dumais (United States) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Qin Kai / Wang Feng (China) 
SILVER – Alexandre Despatie / Arturo Miranda (Canada) 
BRONZE – Tobias Shellenberg / Andreas Wels (Germany) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Qin Kai / Wang Feng (China)
SILVER – Troy Dumais / Kristian Ipsen (United States)
BRONZE – Alexandre Despatie / Reuben Ross (Canada)

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Qin Kai / Luo Yutong (China)
SILVER – Ilya Zakharov / Evgeny Kuznetsov (Russia)
BRONZE – Yahel Castillo / Julian Sanchez (Mexico)

Herrar Höga hopp Synchro - World Championship

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Shuwei Sun / Tian Liang (China) 
SILVER – Michael Kuehne / Jan Hempel (Germay) 
BRONZE – Alexander Varalamov / Igor Loukashin (Russia) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Tian Liang / Hu Jia (China) 
SILVER – Eduardo Rueda / Fernando Platas (Mexico) 
BRONZE – Roman Volodkov / Anton Zakharov (Ukraine) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Mathew Helm / Robert Newbery (Australia) 
SILVER – Roman Volodkov / Anton Zakharov (Ukraine) 
BRONZE – Tian Liang / Hu Jia (China) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Dimitri Dobroskok / Gleb Galperin (Russia) 
SILVER – Yang Jinghui / Hu Jia (China) 
BRONZE – PeterWaterfield / Leon Taylor (Great Britain) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Huo Liang / Lin Yue (China) 
SILVER – Dimitri Dobroskok / Gleb Galperin (Russia) 
BRONZE – David Boudia / Thomas Finchum (United States) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Huo Liang / Lin Yue (China) 
SILVER – David Boudia / Thomas Finchum (United States)
BRONZE – Jose Antonio Guerra Oliva / Jeinkler Ernesto Aguirre Manso (Cuba) 

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Qui Bo / Huo Liang (China)
SILVER – Patrick Hausding / Sascha Klein (Germany) 
BRONZE – Oleksandr Bondar / Oleksandr Gorshkovozov (Ukraine) 

3 -Meter Svikt Damer

1973 – Belgrade, Yugoslavia
GOLD – Christa Köhler (East Germany) 
SILVER – Ulrika Knape (Sweden)
BRONZE – Marina Janicke (East Germany)

1975 – Cali, Columbia
GOLD – Irina Kalinina (Soviet Union) 
SILVER – Tatiana Volynkina (Soviet Union)
BRONZE - Christine Loock (United States) 

1978 – Berlin, East Germany
GOLD – Irina Kalinina (Soviet Union) 
SILVER – Cynthia Potter (United States) 
BRONZE – Jennifer Chandler (United States) 

1982 – Guayaquil, Ecuador
GOLD – Megan Neyer (United States) 
SILVER – Christine Seufert (United States) 
BRONZE - Peng Yuan Chun (China) 

1986 – Madrid, Spain
GOLD – Gao Min (China) 
SILVER – Yihua Li (China) 
BRONZE - Maria Bobkova (Soviet Union) 

1991 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Gao Min (China) 
SILVER – Irina Lashko (Soviet Union) 
BRONZE - Brita Baldus (Germany) 

1994 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Shuping Tan (China) 
SILVER – Vera Ilyina (Russia) 
BRONZE - Claudia Bockner (Germany)

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Yulia Pakhalina (Russia) 
SILVER – Guo Jingjing (China) 
BRONZE - Chantelle Michell (Australia) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Irina Lashko (Australia) 
BRONZE - Yulia Pakhalina (Russia) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Yulia Pakhalina (Russia) 
BRONZE – Wu Minxia (CHN) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Wu Minxia (China) 
BRONZE - Tania Cagnotto (Italy) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Wu Minxia (China) 
BRONZE - Tania Cagnotto (Italy) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Emilie Heymans (Canada)
BRONZE – Tania Cagnotto (Italy)

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Wu Minxia (China)
SILVER – He Zi (China)
BRONZE – Jennifer Abel (Canada)

Damer Höga hopp - World Championship

1973 – Belgrade, Yugoslavia
GOLD – Ulrika Knape (Sweden) 
SILVER - Milena Duchkova (Czechoslovakia) 
BRONZE – Irina Kalinina (Soviet Union) 

1975 – Cali, Columbia
GOLD – Janet Ely (United States) 
SILVER – Irina Kalinina (Soviet Union) 
BRONZE – Ulrika Knape (Sweden) 

1978 – Berlin, East Germany
GOLD – Irina Kalinina (Soviet Union) 
SILVER – Martina Jäschke (East Germany) 
BRONZE – Melissa Briley (United States)
 
1982 – Guayaquil, Ecuador
GOLD – Wendy Wyland (United States) 
SILVER – Ramona Wenzel (East Germany) 
BRONZE – Jihon Zhov (China) 

1986 – Madrid, Spain
GOLD – Chen Lin (China) 
SILVER – Wei Lu (China) 
BRONZE – Wendy Wyland (United States) 

1991 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Fu Mingxia (China) 
SILVER – Elena Miroshina (Soviet Union) 
BRONZE – Wendy Williams (United States) 

1994 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Fu Mingxia (China) 
SILVER – Bin Chi (China) 
BRONZE – Maria José Alcala (Mexico) 

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Olena Zhupina (Ukraine) 
SILVER - Cai Yuyan (China) 
BRONZE – Chen Li (China) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Xu Mian (China) 
SILVER – Duan Qing (China) 
BRONZE – Loudy Tourky (Australia) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Emilie Heymans (Canada) 
SILVER – Lao Lishi (China) 
BRONZE – Li Na (China) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Laura Wilkinson (United States) 
SILVER – Loudy Tourky (Australia) 
BRONZE – Jia Tong (China) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Wang Xin (China) 
SILVER – Chen Ruolin (China) 
BRONZE – . Christin Steuer (Germany) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Paola Espinosa (Mexico)
SILVER – Chen Ruolin (China)
BRONZE – Kang Li (China)

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Chen Ruolin (China)
SILVER – Hu Yadan (China)
BRONZE – Paola Espinosa (Mexico)

1 Meter Damer - World Championship

1991 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Gao Min (China) 
SILVER – Wendy Lucero (United States) 
BRONZE – Heidermarie Bartova (Czechoslovakia) 

1994 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Chen Lixia (China) 
SILVER – Shuping Tan (China) 
BRONZE – Annie Pelletier (Canada) 

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Irina Lashko (Russia) 
SILVER – Vera Ilyina (Russa) 
BRONZE – Zhang Jing (China)
 
2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Blythe Hartley (Canada) 
SILVER – Wu Minxia (China) 
BRONZE – Zhang Jing (China) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Irina Lashko (Russia) 
SILVER – Conny Schmalfuss (Germany) 
BRONZE – Blythe Hartley (Canada)
 
2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Blythe Hartley (Canada) 
SILVER – Wu Minxia (China) 
BRONZE – Heike Fischer (Germany) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – He Zi (China) 
SILVER – Blythe Hartley (Canada) 
BRONZE – Yulia Pakhalina (Russia) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Yulia Pakhalina (Russia) 
SILVER – Wu Minxia (China)
BRONZE – Wang Han (China)

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Shi Tingmao (China)
SILVER – Wang Han (China)
BRONZE – Tania Cagnotto (Italy)

3 Meter Svikt Damer Syncro - World Championship

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Irina Lashko / Yulia Pakhalina (Russia) 
SILVER – Rao Lang / Li Rongiuan (China) 
BRONZE – Kathy Pesek / Tracy Bonner (United States) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Wu Minxia / Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Yulia Pakhalina / Vera Ilyina (Russia) 
BRONZE – Ditte Kotzian / Conny Schmalfuss (Germany) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Wu Minxia / Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Yulia Pakhalina / Vera Ilyina (Russia) 
BRONZE – Paola Espinosa / Laura Sanchez (Mexico) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Li Ting / Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Ditte Kotzian / Conny Schmalfuss (Germany) 
BRONZE – Kritsina Ischenko / Olena Fedorova (Ukraine)

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Wu Minxia / Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Ditte Kotzian / Heike Fisher (Germany) 
BRONZE – Sharleen Stratton / Briony Cole (Australia) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Wu Minxia / Guo Jingjing (China) 
SILVER – Tania Cagnotto / Francesca Dallape (Italy)
BRONZE – Yulia Pakhalina / Anastasia Pozdniakova (Russia)

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Wu Minxia / He Zi (China)
SILVER – Emilie Heymans / Jennifer Abel (Canada)
BRONZE – Anabelle Smith / Sharleen Stratton (Australia)

Damer Höga hopp Syncro - World Championship

1998 – Perth, Australia
GOLD – Olena Zhupina / Svetlana Serbina (Ukraine) 
SILVER – Cai Yuyan / Chen Li (China) 
BRONZE – Kristin Link / Lindsay Long (United States) 

2001 – Fukuoka, Japan
GOLD – Duan Qing / Sang Xue (China) 
SILVER – Evgeniya Olshevskaya / Svetlana Timoshina (Russia) 
BRONZE – Takiri Miyazaki / Emi Otsuki (Japan) 

2003 – Barcelona, Spain
GOLD – Lao Lishi / Li Ting (China) 
SILVER – Loudy Tourky / Lynda Dackiw (Australia) 
BRONZE – Evgenya Olshevskaya / Svetlana Timoshinina (Russia) 

2005 – Montreal, Canada
GOLD – Jia Tong / Yuan Pei Lin (China) 
SILVER – Loudy Tourky / Chantelle Newbery (Australia) 
BRONZE – Meaghan Benfeito / Roseline Filion (Canada) 

2007 – Melbourne, Australia
GOLD – Jia Tong / Chen Ruolin (China) 
SILVER – Briony Cole / Melissa Wu (Australia) 
BRONZE – Annett Gamm / Nora Subschinski (Germany) 

2009 – Rome, Italy
GOLD – Chen Ruolin / Wang Xin (China) 
SILVER – Mary Beth Dunnichay / Haley Ishimatsu (United States)
BRONZE – Mun Yee Leong / Pandelela Rinong Pamg (Malaysia) 

2011 – Shanghai, China
GOLD – Chen Ruolin / Wang Hao (China)
SILVER – Alexandra Croak / Melissa Wu (Australia) 
BRONZE – Christin Steuer / Nora Subschinski (Germany)