Brandon Loschiavo

Purdue University Loschiavo competed in diving for Purdue University from 2016-2021 under Head diving coach Adam Soldati, taking some time off for Olympic training. Loschiavo graduated from Purdue in 2021 as a Communications major. As a Purdue Senior in the 2020–2021 season, he was an NCAA titlist and elected as an All-American in platform diving, an event in which he excelled. He won the NCAA national title in Platform diving in Greensboro in March 2021, with a score of 469.05 points, making him only the fourth Purdue diver to win an NCAA title, and the first in the Platform event since 2015.

As a junior for Purdue, he was a national champion for USA Diving in the 10-Meter platform, and 10-meter platform synchronized diving, and part of the first team in platform for the Big-10 Conference. As a sophomore in the 2017–18 year, Loschiavo received an honorable mention as an All-America diver in platform, and was a titlist in platform competition for the Big Ten conference. As a freshman in the 2016–2017 season, he was an voted an All American in platform diving.

International diving highlights Following is a table depicting a few of Loschiavo's career diving highlights prior to the 2020 Olympics, in meets open to international competition.

In other career high points, Loschiavo was a national champion in platform diving in two years. He was a synchro champion in USA Diving competition in five instances, and as noted previously, captured the NCAA platform title in 2021.

Loschiavo broke a scaphoid bone on a dive prior to the 2016 Olympic trails, which affected his desire and ability to compete as an Olympian, and an 18-month recovery affected his diving performance. He also had issues with knee injuries during his diving career. Winning the trials by a comfortable margin, his best dive was a 3 1/2 sommersault tuck, and he scored a total of 1421 points awarded by the judges. Loschiavo faced further challenges at the Olympics, however, as the U.S. team was not strongly favored to medal or place highly in the event as a result of stiff international competition.

Finishing second at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Knoxville, Tennessee to Carson Tyler for the 2024 Olympics, he was not originally guaranteed a spot on the Olympic team. The U.S. was not originally awarded a quota spot in the men's 10 m platform for two divers, but a last minute athlete withdrawal led to the U.S. being awarded a quota spot and Loschiavo was added to the U.S. Olympic Diving Team and did compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics in Platform diving.

2020 Tokyo Olympics Loschiavo competed in the 2020 Olympics in 10 meter platform diving, for the U.S. team, where he placed 11th overall in the event, and did not make the finals. The event was held in late July 2021, as a result of a delay due to the COVID epidemic. With the American team not expected as a strong medal contender, Chinese divers took both the gold and silver medals, and the best place of an American finisher was Jordan Windle with a ninth place overall.

2024 Paris Olympics Loschiavo competed for the U.S. Olympic team at the 2024 Paris Olympics where he finished 17th in Platform diving.

Coaching Loschiavo served as an assistant coach while at Purdue on a voluntary basis. Immediately after graduation from Purdue, Losvhiavo worked for two years at clubs in Los Angeles including the Trojan Dive Club and briefly served as an assistant coach at Mission Viejo Nadadores. In 2024, he served as an Assistant Dive coach at the University of Missouri, where four of his divers performed well enough to compete at the NCAA national championships.

In May 2025, Loschiavo was announced as an assistant diving coach at the University of Michigan.