Cook claimed the gold in the girls 11 and under platform event for a sweep of the gold medals in her age group. She won gold on 1-meter springboard and 3-meter springboard on Saturday. Canada’s Molly Schupbach took the silver on platform and nine-year-old Wallace Layland (Orlando, Fla.) of the U.S. captured the bronze.

Team USA’s Kristian Ipsen (Clayton, Calif.) claimed his second gold of the meet by winning the boys 12-13 platform event with a score of 311.10. Mexico’s Galo Marmolejo earned the silver with 285.80 points and Colombia’s Sebastian Villa, the gold medalist on 3-meter, took the bronze with 278.10 points.

In the boys 16-18 platform, Landon Marzullo (Columbus, Ohio) of the U.S. won the gold by seven points over runner up Johny Vera of Colombia. Marzullo finished with 518.55 points to Vera’s 511.60 points. Victor Ortega, also of Colombia, took the bronze with 474.30 points.

Other Team USA medalists on Sunday included:

Kaylea Arnett (Oklahoma City, Okla.):

Bronze – Girls 12-13 Platform

Wallace Layland (Orlando, Fla.):

Bronze – Girls 11 & Under Platform

Drew Livingston (The Woodlands, Texas):

Silver – Boys 14-15 Platform

Brittany Viola (Orlando, Fla.):

Silver – Girls 16-18 Platform

Katrina Young (Shoreline, Wash.):

Silver – Girls 16-18 Platform

The final team standings for the competition were as follows:

1. United States: 611 points

2. Canada: 556 points

3. Mexico: 489 points

4. Colombia: 302 points

5. Brazil: 252 points

6. Ecuador: 23 points

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Group D Girls Platform Final

1. Kassidy Cook, United States, 202.25; 2. Molly Schupbach, Canada, 193.55; 3. Wallace Layland, United States, 192.30; 4. Karla Rivas Gonzalas, Mexico, 190.55; 5. Eloise Belanger, Canada, 171.55; 6. Manuela Rios, Colombia, 161.95; 7. Reyna Perez Romero, Mexico, 153.05; 8. Mariana Rendon, Colombia, 152.30.

Group D Boys Platform Final

1. Nicholas Beaupre, Canada, 210.05; 2. Patrick Heaney, Canada, 202.15; 3. Diego Balleza, Mexico, 195.10; 4. Andrew Cramer, United States, 193.85; 5. Pedro Abreu, Brazil, 190.70; 6. Andrew Whittington, United States, 186.55; 7. Mauro Castro, Mexico, 184.35; 8. Paulo Da Silva, Brazil, 176.10; 9. Juan Gil, Colombia, 164.45; 10. Juan Rios, Colombia, 148.20.

Group C Girls Platform Final

1. Rachel Kemp, Canada, 301.75; 2. Katrina Young, United States, 280.85; 3. Kaylea Arnett, United States, 260.60; 4. Pamela Ware, Canada, 254.40; 5. Diana Diaz Huerta, Mexico, 251.85; 6. Celia Santillan, Mexico, 245.45; 7. Rafaella Suarez, Ecuador, 237.30; 8. Kassia Saraiva, Brazil, 220.50; 9. Laura Vasquez, Colombia, 172.60.

Group C Boys Platform Final

1. Kristian Ipsen, United States, 311.10; 2. Galo Marmolejo, Mexico, 285.80; 3. Sebastian Villa, Colombia, 278.10; 4. Kyle Kolar, United States, 261.35; 5. Osler Gil, Colombia, 260.30; 6. Thomas Trottier, Canada, 239.60; 7. Shane Miszkiel, Canada, 229.50; 8. Renato Alcatara, Brazil, 211.15; 9. Rafael Perez Romero, Mexico, 207.20; 10. Kenzo Junto, Brazil, 198.75.

Group B Girls Platform Final

1. Arantxa Chavez, Mexico, 340.85; 2. Gabrielle Trudeau, Canada, 333.85; 3. Frederique Hebert, Canada, 310.85; 4. Jessica Lyden, United States, 304.45; 5. Erin Savas, United States, 291.65; 6. Vianey Hernandez, Mexico, 275.30; 7. Tammy Takagi, Brazil, 271.40; 8. Mariana Torales, Brazil, 270.90.

Group B Boys Platform Final

1. Maxim Bouchard, Canada, 374.40; 2. Drew Livingston, United States, 360.05; 3. Jonathan Ruvalcaba, Mexico, 321.65; 4. Linus Altman-Kurosaki, United States, 305.45; 5. Jahir Ocampo Marroquin, Mexico, 302.25; 6. Christian Arayon, Colombia, 284.60; 7. Maxime Morneau-Ricard, Canada, 280.00; 8. Guiherme Ciasca, Brazil, 275.45; 9. Rafael Zambaldi, Brazil, 256.55; 10. Juan Villada, Colombia, 241.45.

Group A Girls 16-18 Platform Final

1. Roseline Filion, Canada, 479.85; 2. Brittany Viola, United States, 451.40; 3. Meaghan Benfeito, Canada, 431.60; 4. Juliana Ochoa, Columbia, 361.75; 5. Abby Johnston, United States, 356.05; 6. Cecilia Vargas Perches, Mexico, 322.40; 7. Surinam May Negrete, Mexico, 306.50; 8. Camila Farias, Brazil, 281.40.

Group A Boys 16-18 Platform Final

1. Landon Marzullo, United States, 518.55; 2. Johny Vera, Colombia, 511.60; 3. Victor Ortega, Colombia, 474.30; 4. Nicholas Lachance, Canada, 471.85; 5. Julian Sanchez, Mexico, 457.20; 6. Matthew Cooper, United States, 429.90; 7. Rui Carlos Marinho, Brazil, 421.20; 8. Osiris Argote, Mexico, 414.30; 9. Martin D’amour, Canada, 380.90; 10. Philipe Lima, Brazil, 374.75.