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Olympic Games

Year	Location	3m Springboard	10m Platform	3m Synchro M	10m Synchro M
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	3rd (498.90)	-	4th (410.10)	4th (438.42)
2012	London, GBR	4th (505.55)	-	-	7th (446.07)
2008	Beijing, CHN	8th (462.05)	9th (448.30)	-	2nd (450.42)

World Championships

Year	Location	1m Springboard	3m Springboard	3m Synchro M	10m Synchro M	Team
2019	Gwangju, KOR	5th (405.05)	6th (452.25)	4th (399.87)	-	-
2017	Budapest, HUN	4th (439.25)	2nd (526.15)	5th (415.35)	3rd (440.82)	4th (379.55)
2015	Kazan, RUS	-	12th (67.50)	6th (406.80)	6th (431.34)	-
2013	Barcelona, ESP	-	7th (445.75)	4th (411.27)	1st (461.46)	-
2011	Shanghai, CHN	-	15th (408.70)	5th (414.39)	2nd (443.01)	-
2009	Rome, ITA	-	10th (426.45)	5th (426.24)	4th (455.76)	-
2007	Melbourne, VIC, AUS	8th (382.85)	24th (375.95)	-	-	-

European Championships

Year	Location	1m Springboard	3m Springboard	3m Synchro M	10m Synchro M	10m Synchro X	Team	Team Event
2020	Budapest, HUN	1st (427.75)	9th (390.05)	1st (426.78)	3rd (424.32)	4th (289.02)	-	3rd (421.00)
2019	Kiev, UKR	1st (388.85)	2nd (456.85)	2nd (398.64)	-	-	-	1st (405.50)
2018	Glasgow, GBR	14th (316.65)	5th (421.10)	3rd (394.77)	-	-	-	-
2017	Kiev, UKR	2nd (419.80)	14th (356.25)	4th (393.39)	-	-	8th (289.20)	-

World Cup

Year	Location	3m Springboard	3m Synchro M	10m Synchro M	Team
2021	Tokyo, JPN	-	2nd (433.92)	6th (382.14)	-
2018	Wuhan, CHN	5th (448.35)	11th (373.32)	-	8th (322.55)

World Series overview - Three best ranks per season and event since 2017

Year	3m Springboard	3m Synchro	10m Synchro
2019	1 x 5th, 1 x 9th, 1 x 10th	-	-
2017	1 x 4th, 1 x 8th, 2 x 10th	2 x 4th, 1 x 5th, 1 x 6th	4 x 2nd

Grand Prix overview - Three best ranks per season and event since 2017

Year	3m Springboard	3m Synchro
2020	1 x 3rd	1 x 1st
2019	1 x 14th	1 x 1st
2018	1 x 1st	1 x 4th, 1 x 10th
2017	1 x 2nd, 1 x 3rd	1 x 1st, 1 x 4th

World Series & Grand Prix - Ten best performances since 2017

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location	Result
1	2020	Synchronised 3m Springboard	Grand Prix	Rostock, GER	395.79
1	2019	Synchronised 3m Springboard	Grand Prix	Rostock, GER	377.46
1	2018	3m Springboard	Grand Prix	Rostock, GER	493.35
1	2017	Synchronised 3m Springboard	Grand Prix	Rostock, GER	419.91
2	2017	3m Springboard	Grand Prix	Rostock, GER	472.60
2	2017	Synchronised 10m Platform	World Series	Windsor, ON, CAN	430.68
2	2017	Synchronised 10m Platform	World Series	Kazan, RUS	408.54
2	2017	Synchronised 10m Platform	World Series	Guangzhou, CHN	437.94
2	2017	Synchronised 10m Platform	World Series	Beijing, CHN	419.10
3	2020	3m Springboard	Grand Prix	Rostock, GER	371.85
3	2017	3m Springboard	Grand Prix	Gold Coast, QLD, AUS	403.85

Legend
M - Men, W - Women, X - Mixed, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Patty, Paddy (Athlete, 23 Feb 2007)

Armed Forces Athlete, Student

Business Administration, Language Studies - English, Sports Science - Humboldt University , Berlin, GER

Partner Marcela Maric

English, German

Berliner TSC [Germany]

Christoph Bohm [club], GER; Lutz Buschkow [national]

His partner Marcela Maric has represented Croatia in diving. She placed 25th in 3m springboard at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (SportsDeskOnline, 03 Nov 2020; rbb24.de, 29 Jul 2020)

In early 2019 he was training on a trampoline when he landed on his head and neck. He sustained nerve damage to two fingers, a tear in a back muscle and damaged neck vertebrae. He missed three weeks of training. He was hampered by chronic neck pain later in 2019. (morgenpost.de, 12 Jul 2019; rbb24.de, 11 Jul 2019)

He competed at the 2018 European Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, with injuries to his right foot, his thigh and his adductor muscle. (morgenpost.de, 10 Aug 2018)

In 2018 he was sidelined for several months due to a knee injury. He made his comeback at the 2018 German Championships in Berlin. (sport.de, 07 Jun 2018; bild.de, 27 May 2018)

He was troubled by a shoulder injury in 2016. (rio.sportschau.de, 17 Aug 2016)

A knee injury forced him to withdraw from the final of the 3m springboard at the 2015 World Championships in Kazan, Russian Federation. (eurosport.de, 01 Aug 2015)

Two days before the 2003 European Youth Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, he broke his hand when he hit the board after a take off. (Athlete, 23 Feb 2007; Neues Deutschland, 08 Feb 2007)

He began diving at age seven in Berlin, Germany. (morgenpost.de, 02 Jan 2016; Berliner Morgenpost, 01 Feb 2007)

A diving coach recruited him at his school. He was physically well suited to the sport, with an ability to jump high that allowed him more time to complete his dives. (dsv.de, 12 Jul 2011; Berliner Morgenpost, 01 Feb 2007)

To win a medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (fina.org, 02 May 2021)

Winning a silver and a bronze at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary. (sz-online.de, 22 Jul 2017)

Russian diver Dmitri Sautin. (FINA Aquatics World Magazine, 20 Feb 2011)

''Suffering must be accepted.'' (welt.de, 20 Jul 2017)

In 2010 and 2017 he was named Athlete of the Year in Berlin, Germany. (rbb24.de, 09 Dec 2017)

In 2016 he was named German Champion of the Year by the German Sports Aid Foundation. (faz.net, 02 Oct 2016; sporthilfe.de, 01 Oct 2016)

He was named German Male Diver of the Year in 2014. (zeh.hu-berlin.de, 05 Jan 2015)

He was named the 2013 European Male Diver of the Year by the European Swimming Federation [LEN]. (swimswam.com, 02 Dec 2013)

In 2010 he was named the International Swimming Federation [FINA] Male Diver of the Year. (FINA, 07 Jan 2011)