The Pan American Games for diving have been held 15 times since 1951. The first edition featured four events, men's and women's 3-meter springboard and 10-meter platform.

In 1991, 1-meter was added to the program but then dropped after 1995. Synchronized diving events on springboard and platform were added in 2003.

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- Men's 10-meter Platform
- Men's Synchronized Diving

Men’s 1-Meter Springboard Pan Am Medalists

• 1991 – Havana, Cuba
  GOLD – Mark Lenzi (United States)
  SILVER - Abel Ramírez (Cuba)
  BRONZE – Jorge Mondragón (Mexico)
  
  
• 1995 – Mar del Plata, Argentina
  GOLD – Dean Panaro (United States)
  SILVER – Fernando Platas (Cuba)
  BRONZE – Abel Ramírez (Cuba)
  

Men’s 3-Meter Springboard Pan Am Medalists

• 1951 – Buenos Aires, Argentina
  GOLD – Joaquín Capilla (Mexico)
  SILVER – Miller Anderson (United States)
  BRONZE – Sammy Lee (United States)
  
  
• 1955 – Mexico City, Mexico
  GOLD – Joaquín Capilla (Mexico)
  SILVER – Arthur Coffey (United States)
  BRONZE – Bob Clotworthy (United States)
  
  
• 1959 – Chicago, United States
  GOLD – Gary Tobian (United States)
  SILVER – Sam Hall (United States)
  BRONZE – Bob Webster (United States)
  
  
• 1963 – São Paulo, Brazil
  GOLD – Thomas Dinsley (Canada)
  SILVER – Richard Gilbert (United States)
  BRONZE – Ken Sitzberger (United States)
  
  
• 1967 – Winnipeg, Canada
  GOLD – Bernie Wrightson (United States)
  SILVER – Keith Russell (United States)
  BRONZE – Raul Escobar (Colombia)
  
  
• 1971 – Cali, Colombia
  GOLD – Mike Finneran (United States)
  SILVER – Craig Lincoln (United States)
  BRONZE – José Robinson (Mexico)
  
  

• 1975 – Mexico City, Mexico
  GOLD – Tim Moore (United States)
  SILVER – Phil Boggs (United States)
  BRONZE – Carlos Girón (Mexico)
  
  
• 1979 – San Juan, Puerto Rico
  GOLD – Greg Louganis (United States)
  SILVER – Phil Boggs (United States)
  BRONZE – Carlos Girón (Mexico)
  
  
• 1983 – Caracas, Venezuela
  GOLD – Greg Louganis (United States)
  SILVER – Abel Ramírez (Cuba)
  BRONZE – Dave Burgering (United Staes)
  
  
• 1987 – Indianapolis, United States
  GOLD – Greg Louganis (United States)
  SILVER – Doug Shffer (United States)
  BRONZE – José Roche (Mexico)
  
  
• 1991 – Havana, Cuba
  GOLD – Kent Ferguson (United States)
  SILVER – Mark Bradshaw (United States)
  BRONZE – Jorge Mondragón (Mexico)
  
  
• 1995 – Mar del Plata, Argentina
  GOLD – Fernando Platas (Mexico)
  SILVER – Mark Bradshaw (United States)
  BRONZE – David Bedard (Canada)
  
  
• 1999 – Winnipeg, Canada
  GOLD – Mark Ruiz (United States)
  SILVER – Fernando Platas (Mexico)
  BRONZE – Troy Dumais (United States)
  
  
• 2003 – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
  GOLD – Alexandre Despatie (Canada)
  SILVER – Fernando Platas (Mexico)
  BRONZE – Troy Dumais (United States)
  
  
• 2007 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  GOLD – Alexandre Despatie (Canada)
  SILVER – César Castro (Brazil)
  BRONZE – Troy Dumais (United States)
  
  
• 2011 – Guadalajara, Mexico
  GOLD – Yahel Castillo (Mexico)
  SILVER – Julian Sanchez (Mexico)
  BRONZE – César Castro (Brazil)