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More than two years away from diving competition doesn’t appear to have hurt four-time Olympic medalist David Boudia.

The 29-year-old from Noblesville, Indiana, competed for the first time since the Olympic Games Rio 2016 this week at the Gold Coast Grand Prix in Australia and on Saturday captured the silver medal in men’s 3-meter springboard.

Known as a 10-meter platform diver, Boudia last competed on 3-meter at the 2014 FINA Diving World Cup.

Boudia was in fourth place after the fourth round in the final, but then in the fifth round, performed a reverse 3½ tuck that moved him into third. In the last round, his front 2½ somersaults with two twists scored 76.50 points to give him a total of 422.05, just 7.40 points behind winner Kevin Chavez of Australia, a former world medalist on 1-meter.

Boudia competed at the Olympics for the first time in 2008 in Beijing and began his medal haul four years later in London, where he won 10-meter individual gold and 10-meter synchro bronze with Nick McCrory. Then in 2016 in Rio, he captured silver in the 10-meter synchro with Steele Johnson and bronze in the 10-meter individual.

The former Purdue star took a year off after Rio to evaluate his future then in late 2017 announced his plans to return to competition and hopefully make the 2020 Olympic team.

Congratulations to Kendall Coyne Schofield and the rest of USA Women’s hockey for bringing home their fourth Gold at the Four Nations Cup!

Laurie stopped by GMA to promote her new children’s book SHE’S GOT THIS and make an exciting announcement that she is back in the gym working towards the 2020 Olympic Games!