Height: 5' 6"
Birthdate: January 21, 1980

Hometown: Ventura, Calif.
Current Residence: Austin, Texas
Education: University of Texas (2006, B.S. Exercise Science)
Club: Longhorn Aquatics
Coach: Matt Scoggin
National Team: 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Biography:
Troy is the son of Marc and Kathleen Dumais. He has three brothers, Justin (born 8/13/78), Brice (born 4/23/81) and Dwight (born 6/23/86), as well as one sister, Leanne (born 7/2/84). All four of his siblings have also been divers. Justin was on the 2004 Olympic team and previously trained under coaches Van Austin, Tom Scotty and Jeff Shaffer. Troy’s father was a professional French Canadian hockey player and tennis player.

In addition to diving, Troy has played football, hockey, tennis, basketball and baseball. He enjoys music, cars, movies, playing games, working out and hanging out with friends. Troy has been diving for more than 25 years and the four-time Olympian has no favorite dives because he likes them all.

Highlights:

2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 U.S. Olympic Team member
2012 Olympic Games Bronze Medalist (Synchronized 3-meter)
38-time national champion
Eight-time World Championships team member
20-time U.S. national team member
2010 World Cup silver medalist on synchronized 3-meter
2009 World Championships silver medalist on 3-meter, synchronized 3-meter
2006 World Cup silver and bronze medalist
2005 World Championships bronze and silver medalist
Six-time Pan American Games medalist (gold and bronze in 2007; silver in 2011; two bronze in 2003; bronze in 1999)

Additional Accomplishments:

Named USA Diving’s Athlete of the Year in 2009, 2006 and 1997
2006 Sullivan Award finalist
Recipient of the 2002 Men’s All-Around Award
2002 NCAA Division I 1-meter and 3-meter champion, fifth on platform
2001 Men’s All-Around Award at Indoor Nationals
2001 NCAA 1-meter and 3-meter champion
2000 NCAA 3-meter and 1-meter champion, platform silver medalist
1999 NCAA 3-meter champion and silver medalist on 1-meter and platform
Currently holds the record for most junior titles with 19
In 1995, became the first U.S. junior diver to win two world junior titles since 1979 with gold medals on 1- and 3-meter
Four-time high school All-American and team MVP

Results:

Susanna Fish

2025 World Aquatics Championships

2025 USA Diving National Championships

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