China complete clean sweep of gold medals at Diving World Cup Super Final in Beijing

With the last two gold medals going to Chen Jia and Zhu Zifeng on the final day of action, China swept all nine titles at the World Aquatics Diving World Cup Super Final, which wrapped up at the National Aquatics Center in Beijing on Sunday.

Chen Yuxi, a triple winner at this event in the Chinese capital, and Zhu, the men's 10m platform champion, were honored with the crystal trophies as the Best Female and Male Divers.

In the women's 3m springboard, top seed Chen Jia continued her winning streak from two previous World Cup stops, and clinched the title with 382.05 points, edging her Olympic champion teammate Chen Yiwen into second place with 368.40. Maddison Keeney of Australia rounded out the podium in third place, while Chiara Pellacani of Italy ended up fourth.

Zhu and Cheng Zilong drew wild cheers from the crowd when both scored perfect tens on their early efforts in the men's 10m platform final.

The second-seeded Zhu earned five tens on his opening 407C dive, and collected five 90-plus-point scores from six attempts, with a high mark 102.60 for his 207B. He went on to win the title with 571.90 points, earning the Best Male Diver award at the facility nicknamed the Water Cube.

The Super Final consisted of nine events and featured 75 divers from 17 countries and regions, attracting around 21,000 spectators to the two-time Olympic venue for the three-day competition.