2003 World Aquatics Championships
Barcelona, Spain was the host city of the X FINA World Aquatics Championships or the 10th FINA World Championships in Aquatics, which were held from July 12 until July 27, 2003.
The events were held in the following facilities all around the city: Palau Sant Jordi, Piscines Bernat Picornell, Piscina Municipal de Montjuïc, Club de Natació de Barcelona and the circuit along the beaches of Barcelona to the Old Port for to the open water swimming.
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[edit] Results
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| Individual: | ||||||
| 1 m |  Xiang Xu |
431.94 | Wang Kenan |
412.41 |  Joona Puhakka |
391.26 |
| 3 m |  Alexander Dobrosok |
788.37 | Peng Bo |
780.84 | Dmitri Sautin |
776.64 |
| 10 m |  Alexandre Despatie |
716.91 |  Mathew Helm |
697.74 | Tian Liang |
696.06 |
| Synchro: | ||||||
| 3 m | Alexander Dobrosok Dmitri Sautin |
369.18 | Wang Tianling Wang Feng |
343.29 |  Andreas Wels Tobias Schellenberg |
334.44 |
| 10 m | Mathew Helm Robert Newbery |
384.60 |  Roman Volodkov Anton Zakharov |
372.60 | Tian Liang Hu Jia |
367.14 |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
| 5 km | Evgeni Kochkarov |
0:53.11.9 | Christian Hein |
0:53.13.9 | Vladimir Dyatchin |
0:53.14.8 |
| 10 km | Vladimir Dyatchin |
1:50.58.8 | Christian Hein |
1:51.06.5 |  David Meca |
1:51.08.4 |
| 25 km | Yuri Kudinov |
5:02.20.0 | David Meca |
5:02.20.4 |  Petar Stoychev |
5:02.20.6 |
(†) Matthew Welsh was tied for second place with Vyatchanin
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For more details on this topic, see 2003 FINA Men's World Water Polo Championship.
| EVENT |  GOLD |
 SILVER |
 BRONZE |
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| Team |  Hungary |
 Italy |
 Serbia and Montenegro |
| Event: | Gold: | Points | Silver: | Points | Bronze: | Points |
| Individual: | ||||||
| 1 m | Irina Lashko |
299.97 | Conny Schmalfuss |
296.13 | Blythe Hartley |
291.33 |
| 3 m | Guo Jingjing |
617.94 | Yuliya Pakhalina |
611.58 | Minxia Wu |
589.80 |
| 10 m | Émilie Heymans |
597.45 | Lao Lishi |
595.56 | Li Na |
563.43 |
| Synchronised: | ||||||
| 3 m | Guo Jingjing Minxia Wu |
357.30 | Yuliya Pakhalina Vera Ilyina |
321.24 |  Paola Espinosa Laura Sánchez |
299.64 |
| 10 m | Lao Lishi Li Ting |
344.58 | Loudy Tourky Lynda Dackiw |
323.34 | Evgenya Olshevskaya Svetland Timoshinina |
300.12 |
| Event: | Gold: | Time | Silver: | Time | Bronze: | Time |
| 5 km | Viola Valli |
57.01.2 |  Jana Pechanova |
57.03.9 | Britta Kamrau |
59.06.4 |
| 10 km | Viola Valli |
1:59.49.9 | Angela Maurer |
1:59.51.1 |  Edith van Dijk |
1:59.53.0 |
| 25 km | Edith van Dijk |
5:35.43.5 | Britta Kamrau |
5:35.46.1 | Angela Maurer |
5:35.46.5 |
| Event: | Gold: | Points | Silver: | Points | Bronze: | Points |
| Solo |  Virginie Dedieu |
99.251 | Anastasia Ermakova |
97.417 | Gemma Mengual |
97.334 |
| Duet | Anastasia Davydova Anastasia Ermakova |
99.084 |  Miya Tachibana Miho Takeda |
98.084 | Gemma Mengual Paola Tirados |
96.667 |
| Team | Russia |
99.500 | Japan |
98.333 |  United States |
97.500 |
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For more details on this topic, see 2003 FINA Women's World Water Polo Championship.
| EVENT | GOLD |
SILVER |
BRONZE |
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| Team | United States |
Italy |
Russia |
- FINA Official Website
- Water Polo Results
- Swim Rankings results
| Preceded by 2001 World Aquatics Championships (Fukuoka, Japan) |
FINA World Aquatics Championships | Succeeded by 2005 World Aquatics Championships (Montreal, Canada) |
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