FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Springboard events took center stage on Day 4 of the 2026 AAU National Championships, with several of the week's biggest scores posted on Sunday. More than 800 athletes are competing throughout the championships, which continue through Thursday with age 14+ events, the Elite Open, College Open, and a College Showcase still ahead.

Springboard Event Champions

Boys

14 Years, 3M: Arthur Palladino (Long Island Divers) — 411.90

15 Years, 1M: Anderson Vermette (Marlins Diving Club) — 336.35

16 Years, 3M: Tanner Lange (YMCA Silver Fins) — 445.05

17 Years, 1M: West Pocker (Fort Lauderdale Diving) — 441.40

18 Years, 1M: Isaac Kamara-Hagemeyer (Rose Bowl Dive Team) — 424.75

Girls

14 Years, 3M: Paxtyn Gould (City of Midland) — 338.50

15 Years, 1M: Dylan Jasso (Charger Dive Club) — 306.20

Synchro

Boys 14-15, 3M: Levi Berlyn & Arthur Palladino (YMCA Silver Fins / Long Island Divers) — 221.20

Boys 16-18, 3M: Charles DeHaan & Isaac Kamara-Hagemeyer (Rose Bowl Dive Team) — 227.85

Girls 14-15, 1M: Siena-Adelie Craig & Dylan Jasso (Charger Dive Club) — 227.00

Tanner Lange's 445.05 in the Boys 16 3M and West Pocker's 441.40 in the Boys 17 1M were the top scores of the day, with Arthur Palladino picking up a second individual title of the week — his 411.90 on 3M following his platform win earlier in the championships.

Youth Team Standings Through Sunday, July 19

Top 5 Combined

1. GC Divers — 337

2. Charger Dive Club — 299

3. Duke Diving Club — 296

4. Marlins Diving Club — 237

5. YMCA Silver Fins — 214

Top 5 Girls

1. Duke Diving Club — 165

2. GC Divers — 144

2. Crown Valley Divers — 144

4. Marlins Diving Club — 110

4. Fort Lauderdale Diving — 110

Top 5 Boys

1. Charger Dive Club — 217

2. YMCA Silver Fins — 214

3. GC Divers — 193

4. Duke Diving Club — 131

5. Marlins Diving Club — 127

GC Divers moved atop the combined standings through four days of youth competition, with Charger Dive Club and Duke Diving Club close behind. The girls' race remains tight, with GC Divers and Crown Valley Divers tied for second, while the boys' standings see Charger Dive Club holding a narrow lead over YMCA Silver Fins.

From AAU National Diving

“What we're witnessing this week at the Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Center is historic for our sport. I was on deck the other morning watching a line of eight-year-olds waiting their turn on the boards next to our college-bound divers, and it hit me just how far this community has come. None of this happens without our partners — the facility staff here have been extraordinary, and Visit Lauderdale opened their arms to our athletes and families in a way that made this feel like home. This is a moment for our entire diving community to celebrate.”

— Joe Chirico, AAU National Diving Director