Olympic Diving 2016: Medal Winners, Scores and Results After Sunday

China's Tingmao Shi absolutely dominated the women's three-meter springboard final on Sunday, taking home the gold medal by a wide margin.  

Fellow Chinese diver Zi He took home the silver, while Italian diver Tania Cagnotto's 81.00 on her final dive pushed her past Canada's Jennifer Abel for the bronze.

Here are the full results:

Place	Diver	Country	Score
Gold	Tingmao Shi	China	406.05
Silver	Zi He	China	387.90
Bronze	Tania Cagnotto	Italy	372.80
4	Jennifer Abel	Canada	367.25
5	Maddison Keeney	Australia	349.65
6	Esther Qin	Australia	344.10
7	Pamela Ware	Canada	323.15
8	Grace Reid	Great Britain	318.60
9	Nora Subschinski	Germany	317.10
10	Yan Yee NG	Malaysia	306.60
11	Olena Fedorova	Ukraine	304.80
12	Abigail Johnston	United States	302.85

Shi was the favorite in the event after a fantastic showing in the semifinals, and she didn't disappoint, earning her second gold medal of the Rio Games. She also won the women's synchronized three-meter springboard with Wu Minxia last Sunday.

Here are the scores for each of Shi's dives:

Number	Dive	Overall Score
1	Inward 2.5 Somersaults	81.00
2	Back 2.5 Somersaults	81.00
3	Reverse 2.5 Somersaults	84.00
4	Forward 3.5 Somersaults	79.05
5	Forward 2.5 Somersaults 1 Twist	81.00

For China, the victory continued the country's dominance at this particular event, which they've won at every Olympics dating back to 1988, per Nate Stuhlbarg of NBCOlympics.com.

Abby Johnston of the United States had a disappointing afternoon, meanwhile. The American botched her third dive, scoring a 41.85 on a forward 3.5 somersault that took her out of the running for a medal.

Scott Fowler of the Charlotte Observer captured the landing that cost her on Twitter:

The 26-year-old Johnston plans to retire after the Rio Games, according to Stuhlbarg. Her teammate, Kassidy Cook, was eliminated in the semifinals on Saturday, making it a tough event for the American hopefuls.

For Shi, however, it was a continuation of her dominance on the three-meter springboard.

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