David Boudia and Steele Johnson Qualify for 2016 Olympics… Again!

Last week Steele Johnson and David Boudia qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics as the top synchro team on the 10-meter platform. Tonight both Boilers qualified individually, meaning both will be competing in two events: one as teammates and one against each other as both qualified in the 10-meter platform individual event.

Boudia and Johnson were 1-2 after the semifinals and tonight they maintained that spot. Boudia finished first with a score of 1,534.40, while Johnson held off David Dinsmore by finishing second with a score of 1,475.15 points. That included this dive:

.@Steele_Johnson with an INCREDIBLE dive! #DiveTrials16 https://t.co/onziCIZy0c

— NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) June 26, 2016

Boudia, of course, is your defending Olympic champion and has an excellent chance of securing two more gold medals. Johnson can win a pair as well if he topples Boudia individually. Regardless, The 10-meter men's diving is dominated by Purdue in the United States.

Now to dominate the world.