Chen Ruolin

Paola Espinosa caused a sensational upset in beating Olympic champion Chen Ruolin in the 10m platform event here on Saturday to claim Mexico's first ever World Championship diving gold medal.The 22-year-old had never before won an individual medal at this level but produced a series of near perfect dives to stun the Chinese and make history for her country."I'm very happy for this result and more than happy for my coach because if I achieved all this, it's thanks to her," she said."The...Read Full Story

Olympic champions Chen Ruolin and Wang Xin won the 10m synchronised platform title at the World Championships here on Sunday.Their victory continued China's domination of this event with a comprehensive success that never looked in doubt.The real interest came in the battle for the minor medals with Americans Mary Beth Dunnichay and Haley Ishimatsu taking silver and Leong Mun Yee and Pandelela Pamg of Malaysia in bronze -- winning their country's first ever world diving medal.Chen and Wang...Read Full Story

Beijing Olympic Updates — China recaptured the women’s 10m platform title at Beijing Olympic Games as 15 year-old diver Chen Ruolin claimed the gold in the National Aquatics Centre on Thursday. The Beautiful Dive of Chen Ruolin Chen Roulin produced one of the stellar displays of Beijing 2008 by not just by winning the Women’s 10m Platform gold medal to keep China’s indomitable quest for eight gold medals on track, but by showing the true mark of a champion-by performing best when it mattered...Read Full Story

Olympic champion Chen Ruolin was in inconsistent form as she qualified for the final of the women's 10m platform in fifth place here on Saturday.Chen had dominated Friday's preliminaries but was out of sorts until her fifth and final dive of the morning where she notched the best score of the day, 91.80.That propelled her from ninth to fifth, although she was never really at risk of a finishing outside the top 12 and missing out on the final.Her team-mate Kang Li topped the standings with a...Read Full Story

There is a place in Austria that is a dry park in the Winter, and a 10m deep lake in the summer! It's a pretty strange natural phenomenon, but an area located at the foot of the Hochshwab Mountains in the Austrian region of Styria is a part time park, and part time lake. In the winter months, the park is pretty dry, and provides a good time hiking far from a city. However, in the summer months, it's a 10m deep lake. The reason for this is because in the summer, the snow and ice...Read Full Story