David Boudia & Nick McCrory

Synchronize diving partners David Boudia and Nick McCrory won bronze in the 10-meter platform synchronized event at the 2012 London Olympics, the first US pair to win a medal since 1996.

The duo practicing:

Olympic Update: Boudia Wins Gold, Daley Bronze

Olympic Update: 

David Boudia of the United States won gold in the 2012 London Olympics 10-meter platform competition, beating reigning champion Qui Bo of China. Boudia scored 102.60 in the final dive to move to first place with a total score of 568.65.  Bo scored 566.85

Eighteen-year old Tom Daley of Great Britain won bronze, scoring 556.95. He led the field going into the final dive with a margin of 0.15 points.

David Boudia

David Alasdair Boudia is an American diver, specializing in 10-meter platform and 10-meter synchronized diving events. He is a member of the US national diving team, and has competed in the 2010 Beijing Olympics. 

Boudia's partner in synchronized diving is Thomas Finchum. 

Born: April 24, 1989 in Abilene, Texas 

Height: 5'9" 

Weight: 154 lbs 
Website: Twitter 

Achievements/Career Highlights: 

• first American to score more than 600 points in 6 dives 
• won gold with Finchum at 2007 Pan American Games
• won gold at 2010 FINA diving world cup (team) 
• won bronze with Finchum at the 2007 World Chmapionships in Melbourne (10-meter platform synchro)
• won silver at 10-meter platofrm in 2011 World Championships in Shanghai 
• won silver with Funchum at the 2009 World Championships in Rome (10-meter platform synchro)