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Southlake Carroll grad Hailey Hernandez headed to diving final in first Olympic games

Brian Gosset
·2 min read

Southlake’s Hailey Hernandez, 18, advanced to the final of the Women’s 3-meter springboard at the Tokyo Olympics with a 10th place finish in the semifinal round early Saturday morning.

The final is scheduled for 1 a.m. Sunday.

Fellow American Krysta Palmer also advanced.

The teenager, who graduated from Carroll High School in May and is the youngest in the competition, is in her first Olympic games after qualifying earlier this summer.

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With 18 divers in the semifinal round on Saturday, the Top 12 advanced to the final. Hernandez finished five dives with a score of 291.60. Palmer finished fifth with a score of 316.65.

Chinese divers Shi Tingmao and Wang Han finished the semifinal round in first and second place.

Hernandez had ground to make up following her 56.70 in Round 1 that put her in 16th place, but the four-time UIL state champ moved up the list after every dive.

She moved up to 15th after Round 2 and 12th (3 points ahead) after Round 3. Hernandez, who will continue her career at the University of Texas, grew her margin by eight points (11th place) after Round 4.

Hernandez also won four regional championships at Carroll. Outside of high school, she is a 10-time Junior National champion and two-time Senior National champion.