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One-meter U.S. National gold medalists in 16-18 age group.
Duncan Wins One-Meter Diving Event At U.S. Nationals
August 6, 2017 | Swimming & Diving
Incoming freshman brings home two medals in 16-18 age group.
COLUMBUS, OHIO – Incoming University of North Carolina freshman diver Greg Duncan of Oakton, Va., captured the one-meter diving national championship in the 16-18 boys' age group at the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion at Ohio State University on Friday. Duncan's title in one-meter diving came one day after he took a bronze medal in the 16-18 age group three-meter championship on Thursday.
Duncan represents the Dominion Dive Club in Virginia and will enroll at Carolina later this month when the University's fall semester begins on August 22.
Duncan was the victor in a loaded 16-18 boys' 1-meter final as he finished first with 599.85 points. Duncan showed resiliency after taking bronze on Thursday night in the 3-meter contest. In the three-meter contest he scored 614.20 points and notched third in another very talented field.
"It's indescribable," Duncan said when asked how he felt clinching the win. "All the hard work you put into the modeling, the workouts and all that. It all comes together right at that point."
Jordan Windle (Fort Lauderdale Diving Team) took second on 1-meter with 584.80 points, while Joshua Davidson (Woodlands Diving Academy) came in third with 565.10 points. Both divers added to their medal cache, with Windle and Davidson going 1-2 one night ago on 3-meter on Thursday when they edged out Duncan.
Duncan, Wingle and Davidson ended up with all the medals in the 16-18 age group in the two springboard events.
The USA Diving National Championships is part of the 2017 Team USA Summer Champions Series, presented by Comcast. The Champions Series showcases numerous Olympic sports throughout the season, highlighting the year-round quest of Team USA athletes to compete at the Olympic Games.
16-18 Boys' 1-meter Final – Top 12
1. Greg Duncan (Dominion Dive Club), 599.85; 2. Jordan Windle (Ft Lauderdale Diving Team), 584.80; 3. Joshua Davidson (Woodlands Diving Academy), 565.10; 4. Lyle Yost (American Flyers Diving), 532.70; 5. Noah Vigran (Tri State Diving), 520.00; 6. Chase Lane (Moss Farms Diving), 513.25; 7. Jake Greenberg (Mission Viejo), 498.45; 8. Andrew Gawin-Parigini (YCF Diving Team), 494.00; 9. Joseph Canova (Dominion Dive Club), 492.20; 10. Maxim Royzen (Windy City Diving), 479.35; 11. Maxwell Flory (Dominion Dive Club), 478.20; 12. Austin Flaute (WTRC Dive Team), 456.20
16-18 Boys' 3-meter Final – Top 12
1. Jordan Windle (Ft Lauderdale Diving Team), 708.90; 2. Joshua Davidson (Woodlands Diving Academy), 628.05; 3. Greg Duncan (Dominion Dive Club), 614.20; 4. Noah Duperre (Ohio State Diving Club), 609.90; 5. Conor Casey (Alexandria Dive Club), 598.10; 6. Zachary Allen (Ft Lauderdale Diving Team), 582.30; 7. Jacob Fielding (Trojan Dive Club), 580.45; 8. Maxwell Flory (Dominion Dive Club), 561.45; 9. Lyle Yost (American Flyers Diving), 554.40; 10. Jacob Siler (Tennessee Diving), 544.10; 11. Maxim Royzen (Windy City Diving), 517.40; 12. Christopher Canning (Windy City Diving), 506.70
Duncan represents the Dominion Dive Club in Virginia and will enroll at Carolina later this month when the University's fall semester begins on August 22.
Duncan was the victor in a loaded 16-18 boys' 1-meter final as he finished first with 599.85 points. Duncan showed resiliency after taking bronze on Thursday night in the 3-meter contest. In the three-meter contest he scored 614.20 points and notched third in another very talented field.
"It's indescribable," Duncan said when asked how he felt clinching the win. "All the hard work you put into the modeling, the workouts and all that. It all comes together right at that point."
Jordan Windle (Fort Lauderdale Diving Team) took second on 1-meter with 584.80 points, while Joshua Davidson (Woodlands Diving Academy) came in third with 565.10 points. Both divers added to their medal cache, with Windle and Davidson going 1-2 one night ago on 3-meter on Thursday when they edged out Duncan.
Duncan, Wingle and Davidson ended up with all the medals in the 16-18 age group in the two springboard events.
The USA Diving National Championships is part of the 2017 Team USA Summer Champions Series, presented by Comcast. The Champions Series showcases numerous Olympic sports throughout the season, highlighting the year-round quest of Team USA athletes to compete at the Olympic Games.
16-18 Boys' 1-meter Final – Top 12
1. Greg Duncan (Dominion Dive Club), 599.85; 2. Jordan Windle (Ft Lauderdale Diving Team), 584.80; 3. Joshua Davidson (Woodlands Diving Academy), 565.10; 4. Lyle Yost (American Flyers Diving), 532.70; 5. Noah Vigran (Tri State Diving), 520.00; 6. Chase Lane (Moss Farms Diving), 513.25; 7. Jake Greenberg (Mission Viejo), 498.45; 8. Andrew Gawin-Parigini (YCF Diving Team), 494.00; 9. Joseph Canova (Dominion Dive Club), 492.20; 10. Maxim Royzen (Windy City Diving), 479.35; 11. Maxwell Flory (Dominion Dive Club), 478.20; 12. Austin Flaute (WTRC Dive Team), 456.20
16-18 Boys' 3-meter Final – Top 12
1. Jordan Windle (Ft Lauderdale Diving Team), 708.90; 2. Joshua Davidson (Woodlands Diving Academy), 628.05; 3. Greg Duncan (Dominion Dive Club), 614.20; 4. Noah Duperre (Ohio State Diving Club), 609.90; 5. Conor Casey (Alexandria Dive Club), 598.10; 6. Zachary Allen (Ft Lauderdale Diving Team), 582.30; 7. Jacob Fielding (Trojan Dive Club), 580.45; 8. Maxwell Flory (Dominion Dive Club), 561.45; 9. Lyle Yost (American Flyers Diving), 554.40; 10. Jacob Siler (Tennessee Diving), 544.10; 11. Maxim Royzen (Windy City Diving), 517.40; 12. Christopher Canning (Windy City Diving), 506.70
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