Diving at the 2019 World Aquatics Championships – Women's 1 metre springboard

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Women's 1 metre springboard at the 2019 World Aquatics Championships
Venue	Nambu University Municipal Aquatics Center
Location	Gwangju, South Korea
Dates	12–13 July
Competitors	43 from 28 nations
Winning points	285.45
Medalists
Chen Yiwen    China   Sarah Bacon    United States   Kim Su-ji    South Korea
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The Women's 1 metre springboard competition at the 2019 World Aquatics Championships was held on 12 and 13 July 2019.^[1][2]

Results[]

The preliminary round was started on 12 July at 15:30.^[3] The final was started on 13 July at 15:30.^[4]

Green denotes finalists

Rank	Diver	Nationality	Preliminary		Final
			Points	Rank	Points	Rank
	Chen Yiwen	China	287.95	1	285.45	1
	Sarah Bacon	United States	240.00	6	262.00	2
	Kim Su-ji	South Korea	238.95	8	257.20	3
4	Katherine Torrance	Great Britain	236.75	10	255.40	4
5	Kristina Ilinykh	Russia	245.50	3	252.80	5
6	Chang Yani	China	257.65	2	251.95	6
7	Elena Bertocchi	Italy	232.55	12	245.60	7
8	Elizabeth Cui	New Zealand	235.90	11	244.20	8
9	Georgia Sheehan	Australia	238.25	9	241.70	9
10	Maria Coburn	United States	239.70	7	237.75	10
11	Clare Cryan	Ireland	240.70	5	237.05	11
12	Julia Vincent	South Africa	241.35	4	236.40	12
13	Melany Hernández	Mexico	231.95	13	Did not advance
14	Emilia Nilsson	Sweden	231.50	14
15	Esther Qin	Australia	225.55	15
16	Michelle Heimberg	Switzerland	218.55	16
17	Kwon Ha-lim	South Korea	217.80	17
18		Mexico	217.50	18
19	Scarlett Mew Jensen	Great Britain	217.10	19
20	Olena Fedorova	Ukraine	215.65	20
21	Lena Hentschel	Germany	214.10	21
22	Anisley García	Cuba	213.25	22
23	Maria Polyakova	Russia	212.25	23
24	Anna Arnautova	Ukraine	210.70	24
25	Kaja Skrzek	Poland	210.25	25
26	Shaye Boddington	New Zealand	208.40	26
27	Alison Maillard	Chile	207.85	27
28		Egypt	206.70	28
29	Alena Khamulkina	Belarus	206.50	29
30	Lauren Hallaselkä	Finland	203.50	30
31	Diana Pineda	Colombia	202.80	31
32	Luana Lira	Brazil	202.35	32
33		Colombia	201.90	33
34	Roosa Kanerva	Finland	199.90	34
35	Marcela Marić	Croatia	199.75	35
36	Emma Gullstrand	Sweden	194.00	36
37		Switzerland	187.75	37
38		Cuba	184.90	38
39		Macau	157.65	39
40	Indrė Girdauskaitė	Lithuania	156.40	40
41		Hong Kong	142.10	41
42		Thailand	135.90	42
43		Brazil	124.65	43

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