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MEET INFORMATION
Purdue Divers at the USA Diving Winter National Championships
Tuesday, Dec. 17 to Sunday, Dec. 22 / Action Begins Daily at 11 a.m. ET
Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center / Minneapolis, Minnesota
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – With 10 Boilermakers competing in a combined seven events, Purdue is well represented by both its active student-athletes and alumni in attendance this week at the USA Diving Winter National Championships.
Action is set for Tuesday through Sunday at the University of Minnesota's Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center. The synchronized events are slated for Tuesday and Wednesday. Individual events are scheduled for Thursday through Sunday. With 2020 being an Olympic year, the focus is on 3-meter and 10-meter at this edition of Winter Nationals.
David Boudia and Steele Johnson are among the Purdue alumni competing this week. They both won NCAA titles at Minnesota's pool. Boudia swept the springboard events at the 2011 NCAA Championships, his final collegiate event before turning pro. Johnson was victorious on 3-meter at the 2018 Championships, winning his fifth and final title in the process.
Overall, it's the fifth time this decade that a Big Ten Conference aquatic center is hosting the USA Diving Winter Nationals.
Ben Bramley, Emily Bretscher, Greg Duncan, Brandon Loschiavo, Maggie Merriman and Maycey Vieta are Purdue's active student-athletes competing. Joe Cifelli (2016-19) and Max Showalter (2016-17) join Boudia (2009-11) and Johnson (2015-18) as the program alumni scheduled to compete.
This year's Winter Nationals will serve as the USA Diving qualifier for the FINA Diving World Cup, set for April 21-26 in Tokyo. The Diving World Cup is the final opportunity for divers to earn Olympic quota berths for their countries. Boudia and Johnson clinched a 10-meter synchro berth for the U.S. with their performance at the 2016 FINA Diving World Cup in Rio de Janeiro. They went on to win silver together in the event at the Olympic Games.
The USA Diving Winter Nationals became a regular meet on the USA Diving calendar beginning in February 2010. The meet moved to December during the 2011-12 school year and was not held in December 2012 as that Olympic cycle came to a close.
Divers that have competed for Purdue at some point have combined to win 42 medals – 17 individual, 25 synchro – at the Winter Nationals this decade, claiming at least one medal every year the meet has been held. That total of 42 includes medals won by divers before they officially enrolled at Purdue. Boudia and Johnson have both won 11 career medals at Winter Nationals.
Four different Boilermakers medaled at Winter Nationals last year. Boudia (gold on 3-meter), Cifelli (silver on 1-meter), Bretscher (bronze on 3-meter) and Loschiavo (bronze on 10-meter) teamed up for Purdue's most medals in the individual events at any Winter Nationals this decade.
BOILERMAKERS AT THE 2019 USA DIVING WINTER NATIONALS
David Boudia – 3-Meter Synchro (with Steele Johnson)
Ben Bramley – 10-Meter
Emily Bretscher – 3-Meter
Joe Cifelli – 3-Meter, 3-Meter Synchro (with Max Showalter)
Greg Duncan – 3-Meter, 3-Meter Synchro (with Grayson Campbell)
Steele Johnson – 10-Meter, 3-Meter Synchro (with David Boudia), 10-Meter Synchro (with Brandon Loschiavo)
Brandon Loschiavo – 10-Meter, 10-Meter Synchro (with David Dinsmore and Steele Johnson)
Max Showalter – 3-Meter Synchro (with Joe Cifelli)
Maggie Merriman – 10-Meter, 10-Meter Synchro (with Maycey Vieta)
Maycey Vieta – 10-Meter Synchro (with Maggie Merriman)
PURDUE'S DAILY SCHEDULE AT WINTER NATIONALS
Tuesday, Dec. 17 – Prelims at 11 a.m. ET, Finals at 5 p.m. ET
Women's 10-Meter Synchro – Maggie Merriman & Maycey Vieta
Men's 3-Meter Synchro – David Boudia & Steele Johnson; Joe Cifelli & Max Showalter; Greg Duncan (with Grayson Campbell)
Wednesday, Dec. 18 – Prelims at 11 a.m. ET, Finals at 5 p.m. ET
Men's 10-Meter Synchro – Steele Johnson & Brandon Loschiavo; Brandon Loschiavo (with David Dinsmore)
Women's 3-Meter Synchro
Thursday, Dec. 19
Men's 3-Meter Prelim at 11 a.m. ET – Joe Cifelli, Greg Duncan
Women's 10-Meter Prelim at 1:45 p.m. ET – Maggie Merriman
Men's 3-Meter Semifinal at 5 p.m. ET – Joe Cifelli, Greg Duncan
Women's 10-Meter Semifinal at 6:30 p.m. ET – Maggie Merriman
Friday, Dec. 20
Women's 3-Meter Prelim at 11 a.m. ET – Emily Bretscher
Men's 10-Meter Prelim at 1:30 p.m. ET – Ben Bramley, Steele Johnson, Brandon Loschiavo
Women's 3-Meter Semifinal at 5 p.m. ET – Emily Bretscher
Men's 10-Meter Semifinal at 6:45 p.m. ET – Ben Bramley, Steele Johnson,
Saturday, Dec. 21
Men's 3-Meter Final at 11 a.m. ET – Greg Duncan
Women's 10-Meter Final at 12:20 p.m. ET – Top 12 in Semifinal Qualify
Sunday, Dec. 22
Women's 3-Meter Final at 11 a.m. ET – Top 12 in Semifinal Qualify
Men's 10-Meter Final at 12:20 p.m. ET – Ben Bramley, Steele Johnson
PURDUE MEDALISTS AT WINTER NATIONALS THIS DECADE
* – Before he or she officially enrolled at Purdue
2018 in Atlanta
David Boudia – Gold on 3-Meter
Joe Cifelli – Silver on 1-Meter
Emily Bretscher – Bronze on 3-Meter
Brandon Loschiavo – Bronze on 10-Meter
2017 in Greensboro
Greg Duncan* – Gold in 3-Meter Synchro (with Grayson Campbell)
Joe Cifelli – Silver in 3-Meter Synchro (with Briadam Herrera)
2016 in Columbus
Steele Johnson – Gold on 3-Meter, Silver on 1-Meter
Ben Bramley* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Max Flory), Bronze on 10-Meter
Emily Bretscher* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Christy Cutshaw)
Sydney Couch & Morgan Meixner – Bronze in 3-Meter Synchro
Max Showalter – Bronze in 10-Meter Synchro (with Zach Cooper)
2015 in Indianapolis
Steele Johnson – Gold on 10-Meter
David Boudia & Steele Johnson – Gold in 10-Meter Synchro
2014 in Columbus
Steele Johnson – Gold on 10-Meter
Brandon Loschiavo* – Silver on 10-Meter, Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Tarek Abdelghany)
2013 in Austin (Held in December of Listed Year Going Forward)
David Boudia – Gold on 3-Meter, Gold in 3-Meter Synchro (with Sam Dorman)
Steele Johnson* – Gold on 10-Meter, Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with David Dinsmore)
Casey Matthews – Silver on 3-Meter
Casey Matthews & Michelle Cabassol – Silver in 3-Meter Synchro
2012 in Knoxville (Held in Dec. 2011)
David Boudia – Gold on 10-Meter, Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with Nick McCrory)
Mary Beth Dunnichay – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Haley Ishimatsu)
Steele Johnson* – Silver & Bronze in 10-Meter Synchro (Silver with Dashiell Enos, Bronze with Toby Stanley)
2011 in Iowa City (Held in Feb. 2011)
David Boudia – Gold on 10-Meter, Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with Nick McCrory)
Mary Beth Dunnichay* – Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with Katherine Bell)
Steele Johnson* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Toby Stanley)
Michelle Cabassol* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Kaylea Arnett)
2010 in Columbus (Held in Feb. 2010)
David Boudia – Gold on 10-Meter, Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with Thomas Finchum), Bronze on 3-Meter
Casey Matthews – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Kaylea Arnett)
Steele Johnson* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Dashiell Enos)
MEET INFORMATION
Purdue Divers at the USA Diving Winter National Championships
Tuesday, Dec. 17 to Sunday, Dec. 22 / Action Begins Daily at 11 a.m. ET
Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center / Minneapolis, Minnesota
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – With 10 Boilermakers competing in a combined seven events, Purdue is well represented by both its active student-athletes and alumni in attendance this week at the USA Diving Winter National Championships.
Action is set for Tuesday through Sunday at the University of Minnesota's Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center. The synchronized events are slated for Tuesday and Wednesday. Individual events are scheduled for Thursday through Sunday. With 2020 being an Olympic year, the focus is on 3-meter and 10-meter at this edition of Winter Nationals.
David Boudia and Steele Johnson are among the Purdue alumni competing this week. They both won NCAA titles at Minnesota's pool. Boudia swept the springboard events at the 2011 NCAA Championships, his final collegiate event before turning pro. Johnson was victorious on 3-meter at the 2018 Championships, winning his fifth and final title in the process.
Overall, it's the fifth time this decade that a Big Ten Conference aquatic center is hosting the USA Diving Winter Nationals.
Ben Bramley, Emily Bretscher, Greg Duncan, Brandon Loschiavo, Maggie Merriman and Maycey Vieta are Purdue's active student-athletes competing. Joe Cifelli (2016-19) and Max Showalter (2016-17) join Boudia (2009-11) and Johnson (2015-18) as the program alumni scheduled to compete.
This year's Winter Nationals will serve as the USA Diving qualifier for the FINA Diving World Cup, set for April 21-26 in Tokyo. The Diving World Cup is the final opportunity for divers to earn Olympic quota berths for their countries. Boudia and Johnson clinched a 10-meter synchro berth for the U.S. with their performance at the 2016 FINA Diving World Cup in Rio de Janeiro. They went on to win silver together in the event at the Olympic Games.
The USA Diving Winter Nationals became a regular meet on the USA Diving calendar beginning in February 2010. The meet moved to December during the 2011-12 school year and was not held in December 2012 as that Olympic cycle came to a close.
Divers that have competed for Purdue at some point have combined to win 42 medals – 17 individual, 25 synchro – at the Winter Nationals this decade, claiming at least one medal every year the meet has been held. That total of 42 includes medals won by divers before they officially enrolled at Purdue. Boudia and Johnson have both won 11 career medals at Winter Nationals.
Four different Boilermakers medaled at Winter Nationals last year. Boudia (gold on 3-meter), Cifelli (silver on 1-meter), Bretscher (bronze on 3-meter) and Loschiavo (bronze on 10-meter) teamed up for Purdue's most medals in the individual events at any Winter Nationals this decade.
BOILERMAKERS AT THE 2019 USA DIVING WINTER NATIONALS
David Boudia – 3-Meter Synchro (with Steele Johnson)
Ben Bramley – 10-Meter
Emily Bretscher – 3-Meter
Joe Cifelli – 3-Meter, 3-Meter Synchro (with Max Showalter)
Greg Duncan – 3-Meter, 3-Meter Synchro (with Grayson Campbell)
Steele Johnson – 10-Meter, 3-Meter Synchro (with David Boudia), 10-Meter Synchro (with Brandon Loschiavo)
Brandon Loschiavo – 10-Meter, 10-Meter Synchro (with David Dinsmore and Steele Johnson)
Max Showalter – 3-Meter Synchro (with Joe Cifelli)
Maggie Merriman – 10-Meter, 10-Meter Synchro (with Maycey Vieta)
Maycey Vieta – 10-Meter Synchro (with Maggie Merriman)
PURDUE'S DAILY SCHEDULE AT WINTER NATIONALS
Tuesday, Dec. 17 – Prelims at 11 a.m. ET, Finals at 5 p.m. ET
Women's 10-Meter Synchro – Maggie Merriman & Maycey Vieta
Men's 3-Meter Synchro – David Boudia & Steele Johnson; Joe Cifelli & Max Showalter; Greg Duncan (with Grayson Campbell)
Wednesday, Dec. 18 – Prelims at 11 a.m. ET, Finals at 5 p.m. ET
Men's 10-Meter Synchro – Steele Johnson & Brandon Loschiavo; Brandon Loschiavo (with David Dinsmore)
Women's 3-Meter Synchro
Thursday, Dec. 19
Men's 3-Meter Prelim at 11 a.m. ET – Joe Cifelli, Greg Duncan
Women's 10-Meter Prelim at 1:45 p.m. ET – Maggie Merriman
Men's 3-Meter Semifinal at 5 p.m. ET – Joe Cifelli, Greg Duncan
Women's 10-Meter Semifinal at 6:30 p.m. ET – Maggie Merriman
Friday, Dec. 20
Women's 3-Meter Prelim at 11 a.m. ET – Emily Bretscher
Men's 10-Meter Prelim at 1:30 p.m. ET – Ben Bramley, Steele Johnson, Brandon Loschiavo
Women's 3-Meter Semifinal at 5 p.m. ET – Emily Bretscher
Men's 10-Meter Semifinal at 6:45 p.m. ET – Ben Bramley, Steele Johnson,
Saturday, Dec. 21
Men's 3-Meter Final at 11 a.m. ET – Greg Duncan
Women's 10-Meter Final at 12:20 p.m. ET – Top 12 in Semifinal Qualify
Sunday, Dec. 22
Women's 3-Meter Final at 11 a.m. ET – Top 12 in Semifinal Qualify
Men's 10-Meter Final at 12:20 p.m. ET – Ben Bramley, Steele Johnson
PURDUE MEDALISTS AT WINTER NATIONALS THIS DECADE
* – Before he or she officially enrolled at Purdue
2018 in Atlanta
David Boudia – Gold on 3-Meter
Joe Cifelli – Silver on 1-Meter
Emily Bretscher – Bronze on 3-Meter
Brandon Loschiavo – Bronze on 10-Meter
2017 in Greensboro
Greg Duncan* – Gold in 3-Meter Synchro (with Grayson Campbell)
Joe Cifelli – Silver in 3-Meter Synchro (with Briadam Herrera)
2016 in Columbus
Steele Johnson – Gold on 3-Meter, Silver on 1-Meter
Ben Bramley* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Max Flory), Bronze on 10-Meter
Emily Bretscher* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Christy Cutshaw)
Sydney Couch & Morgan Meixner – Bronze in 3-Meter Synchro
Max Showalter – Bronze in 10-Meter Synchro (with Zach Cooper)
2015 in Indianapolis
Steele Johnson – Gold on 10-Meter
David Boudia & Steele Johnson – Gold in 10-Meter Synchro
2014 in Columbus
Steele Johnson – Gold on 10-Meter
Brandon Loschiavo* – Silver on 10-Meter, Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Tarek Abdelghany)
2013 in Austin (Held in December of Listed Year Going Forward)
David Boudia – Gold on 3-Meter, Gold in 3-Meter Synchro (with Sam Dorman)
Steele Johnson* – Gold on 10-Meter, Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with David Dinsmore)
Casey Matthews – Silver on 3-Meter
Casey Matthews & Michelle Cabassol – Silver in 3-Meter Synchro
2012 in Knoxville (Held in Dec. 2011)
David Boudia – Gold on 10-Meter, Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with Nick McCrory)
Mary Beth Dunnichay – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Haley Ishimatsu)
Steele Johnson* – Silver & Bronze in 10-Meter Synchro (Silver with Dashiell Enos, Bronze with Toby Stanley)
2011 in Iowa City (Held in Feb. 2011)
David Boudia – Gold on 10-Meter, Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with Nick McCrory)
Mary Beth Dunnichay* – Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with Katherine Bell)
Steele Johnson* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Toby Stanley)
Michelle Cabassol* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Kaylea Arnett)
2010 in Columbus (Held in Feb. 2010)
David Boudia – Gold on 10-Meter, Gold in 10-Meter Synchro (with Thomas Finchum), Bronze on 3-Meter
Casey Matthews – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Kaylea Arnett)
Steele Johnson* – Silver in 10-Meter Synchro (with Dashiell Enos)