LOS ANGELES – Stanford junior Jack Ryan was a double winner at the Trojan Diving Invitational at USC's Uytengsu Aquatics Center over the weekend.
To open the three-day invitational, Ryan won the three-meter springboard on Friday. Ryan scored 799.05 overall, including 400.40 in the prelims over six dives.
On Sunday, Ryan won the 1-meter springboard with a total of 745.55. This was his closest competition, with Arizona's Bjorn Markentin second at 714.45.
Stanford's Hunter Hollenbeck was seventh at 3-meter with 327.75 and was ninth at 1-meter with 264.45.
Both Stanford divers achieved the NCAA qualifying standards of 320 for six dives at 3-meter and 300 for six dives at 1-meter.
Ryan was third at the 2023 NCAA Championships at 1-meter and ninth at the FINA World Championships in the same event. A month ago, Ryan won the bronze medal at 3-meter at the Pan Am Games.
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Trojan Diving Invitational
At Uytengsu Aquatics Center
Men's results
Friday
3-meter – Final (6 dives): 1, Jack Ryan (Stanford) 799.05; 7, Hunter Hollenbeck (Stanford) 625.10. Prelims (6 dives): 1, Ryan 400.40; 7, Hollenbeck 327.75.
Sunday
1-meter – Final (6 dives): 1, Jack Ryan (Stanford) 745.55; 12, Hunter Hollenbeck (Stanford) 504.55. Prelims (6 dives): 1, Ryan 369.45; 9, Hollenbeck 264.45.
