Taking place at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville from 16-23 June, hopeful Team USA divers will step up to the board attempting to clinch a place in the United States squad, and with it, a chance to make a splash in Paris.

At the last summer Games in Tokyo, Team USA took two silvers - one in the men’s synchronized 3m springboard and another in the women’s synchronized 10m platform – as well as one bronze medal by Krysta Palmer in the 3m springboard.

Palmer, as well as four of five 2020 medalists, have said they will be returning to trials and looking to take another Olympic spot and add to the U.S.’ medal count in Paris.

The up-and-coming Americans have a lot to prove in Knoxville if they want to overtake the Olympic vets.

Track and field’s 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials are returning to Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon for the eighth time, and this year, the week is poised to be nothing short of spectacular.

A culmination of seasoned professionals and fiery newcomers will go head-to-head for the chance to wear the iconic stars and stripes on their uniform at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

Big names expected to dominate in Oregon include six-time world champion and Olympic bronze medalist Noah Lyles, as well as two-time world champion Sha’Carri Richardson plus two-time Olympic champion Sydney McLaughlin.

The trials are also serving as the national championships and with just under a month between the wrap up of this meet and the kick off in Paris, expect to see athletes in tip-top form.