This visualization tracks the cumulative scores of Olympic divers across multiple rounds in each competition. Each line represents a diver's score progression from the first round to the final round. Higher scores indicate better performance. Use the filters below to explore different events and years.
At the Olympics, all dives are scored by a panel of judges. The judges rate the execution of every dive on a scale of 1-10, including half-point margins. Individual diving events are scored by a panel of seven judges. Once all seven judges submit their scores for a dive, the highest two scores and lowest two scores are eliminated. The remaining three scores are added together to achieve the execution score, which is multiplied by the dive's degree of difficulty to determine the total score of the dive. To learn more about diving refer to the following resources:
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Below is a bar chart comparing an individual diver’s score on a specific dive to the average score for that same dive across all competitors in the event.