Herrarnas höga hopp i simhopp vid olympiska sommarspelen 1972
| Simhopp vid olympiska sommarspelen 1972  | ||||||
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| 3 m svikt | herrar | damer | ||||
| 10 m höga hopp | herrar | damer | ||||
Herrarnas höga hopp i de olympiska simhoppstävlingarna vid de olympiska sommarspelen 1972 hölls den 3-4 september i Olympia Schwimmhalle.[1]
Medaljörer
| Event | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| 10 meter höga hopp |  Klaus DibiasiItalien |  Richard RydzeUSA | Giorgio Cagnotto Italien |
Resultat
| Placering | Hoppare | Kval | Final | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poäng | Placering | Poäng | Placering | Totalt | ||
 | Klaus Dibiasi (ITA) | 338,25 | 1 | 165,87 | 4 | 504,12 |
 | Richard Rydze (USA) | 302,16 | 5 | 178,59 | 1 | 480,75 |
 | Franco Cagnotto (ITA) | 312,93 | 3 | 162,90 | 5 | 475,83 |
| 4 |  Lothar Matthes (GDR) | 298,41 | 6 | 167,34 | 3 | 465,75 |
| 5 |  David Ambartsumjan (URS) | 314,31 | 2 | 149,25 | 8 | 463,56 |
| 6 | Richard Earley (USA) | 287,94 | 12 | 174,51 | 2 | 462,45 |
| 7 | Vladimir Kapjrulin (URS) | 296,40 | 7 | 162,81 | 6 | 459,21 |
| 8 |  Carlos Girón (MEX) | 290,37 | 10 | 152,04 | 7 | 442,41 |
| 9 | Michael Finneran (USA) | 289,80 | 11 | 140,67 | 11 | 439,47 |
| 10 | Falk Hoffmann (GDR) | 291,54 | 8 | 145,17 | 10 | 436,71 |
| 11 |  Donald Wagstaff (AUS) | 290,64 | 9 | 145,20 | 9 | 435,84 |
| 12 | Aleksandr Gendrikson (URS) | 305,94 | 4 | 125,10 | 12 | 431,04 |
| 13 |  Jacques de Schoover (FRA) | 287,04 | 13 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 14 | José Robinson (MEX) | 284,58 | 14 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 15 | Porfirio Becerril (MEX) | 282,57 | 15 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 16 |  Karl-Heinz Schwemmer (FRG) | 281,55 | 16 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 17 |  Jakub Puchow (POL) | 281,34 | 17 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 18 |  Niki Stajković (AUT) | 280,29 | 18 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 19 |  Junji Yuasa (JPN) | 276,00 | 19 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 20 |  Ron Friesen (CAN) | 272,94 | 20 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 21 |  Frank Dufficy (GBR) | 271,77 | 21 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 22 | Andrew Gill (GBR) | 268,68 | 22 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 23 | Wolfram Ristau (GDR) | 268,59 | 23 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 24 | Bernd Wucherpfennig (FRG) | 267,87 | 24 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 25 |  Ion Ganea (ROU) | 265,83 | 25 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 26 |  Diego Heñao (COL) | 264,27 | 26 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 27 | Scott Cranham (CAN) | 263,52 | 27 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 28 | Brian Wetheridge (GBR) | 262,59 | 28 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 29 | Kenneth Sully (CAN) | 262,26 | 29 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 30 | Klaus Konzorr (FRG) | 260,01 | 30 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 31 |  Héctor Bas (PUR) | 254,79 | 31 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 32 | Kenneth Grove (AUS) | 254,73 | 32 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 33 | Rudolf Kruspel (AUT) | 248,07 | 33 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 34 |  Jorge Head (ESP) | 243,27 | 34 | Gick inte vidare | ||
| 35 |  Sandro Rossi (SUI) | 225,87 | 35 | Gick inte vidare | ||
Referenser
- ^ https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/summer/1972/DIV/mens-platform.html Arkiverad 8 september 2011 hämtat från the Wayback Machine. Sports-reference.com (engelska)
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