Canada at The 1930 British Empire Games - Diving

Diving

Men's High Diving/Tower

  • Alfred Phillips - Gold, 147 points
  • Samuel Walker - Silver, 83.3 points

Women's High Diving/Tower

  • Pearl Stoneham - Gold, 39.3 points
  • Helen McCormack - Silver, 38.3 points

Men's Springboard Diving

  • Alfred Phillips - Gold, 90.6 points
  • Cyril Kennett - Silver, 130 points
  • Arthur H. Stott - Bronze, 127 points

Women's Springboard Diving

  • Doris Ogilvie - Silver, 89.7 points
  • H. Mollie Bailey - Bronze, 88.7 points

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