Alejandra Orozco and Gabriela Agúndez aimed to replicate their historic achievement from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, where they won a medal, by competing in the synchronized diving finals at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The pressure was on for the pair as they represented Mexico on the 10-meter platform, following the disappointing fourth place finish from their male counterparts, Kevin Berlín and Randal Willars, in earlier dives.

Orozco, who carried the Mexican flag in her fourth Olympics, was determined to secure her third medal in this competition. The Mexican women began their performance strongly, achieving a score of 47.40 points in each of their initial two dives, placing them in a competitive fourth position with a total of 94.80 points. Their attempts were marked by impressive synchronization, especially during their first high-difficulty dive with a 3.0 degree of difficulty, showcasing their skills and experience.

Ultimately, despite a commendable performance, Orozco and Agúndez finished in fifth place at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Their journey reflects not only the challenges faced by athletes in reaching the Olympic spotlight but also the spirit of perseverance inherent in the Mexican diving team's efforts to make their mark at this prestigious global event.