Diving: Singapore's Freida Lim finishes last in Tokyo Olympics 10m platform prelims
Freida Lim of Singapore competes in the preliminary round of the women's diving 10m platform at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre during the 2020 Summer Olympics on Aug 4, 2021.
SINGAPORE — Singapore's Freida Lim finished last in a field of 30 competitors in the women's 10m platform diving preliminary round at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday (Aug 4).
Lim's placing meant she did not progress to the semi-final of the event. The top 18 divers advanced to the semi-final, which takes place on Thursday morning.
The Singaporean diver finished with a total of 215.90 points. China's Chen Yuxi took the top spot in the preliminary round with a total of 390.70 points.
Freida Lim made history in May by becoming the first Singaporean female diver to qualify for the Olympic Games.
The 23-year-old finished 11th in the women’s 10m platform preliminary competition at the Fina Diving World Cup in Tokyo. Advancing to the semi-finals, she finished 15th with a score of 272.35.
Jonathan Chan had become the first Singaporean to compete in an Olympics diving event when he booked his berth in 2019. He will compete in the men's 10m platform on Friday. CNA
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