FINA Diving World Rankings
RANKING SYSTEM EXPLANATION
Individual diving rankings:
The FINA Diving World Ranking system cumulates the top three individual results, per discipline over a calendar year and calculates the average. This average determines the ranking of the diver.
To be eligible for a world ranking in the individual events, a diver must achieve a minimum score as follows:
Women: 225
Men: 330
Synchronised diving rankings:
The FINA Diving World Ranking system cumulates the top three synchronised diving results for each nation, per discipline over a calendar year and calculates the average. This average determines the ranking of the synchronised diving nation.
Each nation will only be ranked once in the ranking system, even if the nation entered a number of different synchronised diving teams throughout the last 12 months. The three best results from all events, regardless of whether it was the same or different divers competing on each occasion, will give the nation, not individual divers, its ranking.
POINTS ALLOCATION (Individual and Synchro)
| Competition | 1st place; 2nd place; 3rd place ... |
| Olympic Games (OG): | 50; 48; 47; 46. 45; 44; 43 … |
| World Championships (WCH): | 50; 48; 47; 46. 45; 44; 43 … |
| Diving World Cup (DWC): | 45; 43; 42; 41; 40; 39; 38 … |
| Diving World Series (DWS): | 35; 33; 32; 31; 30; 29; 28 … |
| Diving Grand Prix (DGP): | 10 or more Federations: 38; 36; 35; 34; ... 3; 2; 1; 1 ... Less than 10 Federations: 35; 33; 32; 31; ... 3; 2; 1; 1 ... |
Archived results:
The archived rankings from previous years are located here: