Please calculate the total score manually for each player based on the given information. Who is the winner?

Diving is judged and scored by 7 judges. The scoring elements of the referee are technical movements and aesthetic senses such as run-up, stability, jumping height, space posture, entry posture, angle, etc., and they are scored by comprehensively observing them. 0 points for complete failure or change of event, 0.5 to 2 points for incomplete, 2.5 to 4.5 points for insufficient, 5 to 6 points for satisfactory, 6.5 to 8 points for good, 8.5 to 10 for excellent point. In diving competitions, the maximum number of midair turns is 3 and a half, and the maximum number of twists is 2 and a half. Events are determined by the combination of this and the diving type. Since there are difficult and relatively easy events depending on the event, it is unfair to score them equally, so the International Swimming Federation sets a coefficient called the difficulty rate according to the difficulty and ease of each event. This is multiplied by the rating of each item to calculate the score. The difficulty rate ranges from a minimum of 1.1 to a maximum of 2.9. Assuming that 7 judges scored 7 points, 8 points, 7 points, 7.5 points, 8 points, 7.5 points, 7.5 points, one low point 7 point and one high point 8 point are discarded and the remaining 5 points are added. (7+7.5+8+7.5+7.5=37.5) Then it is multiplied by the difficulty rate. If the difficulty rate was 1.7, then the final score can be calculated by 37.51.7=63.75. 2. Diving Score Board Three players finished their diving and the scores from referees are given in the table below. * Note: Ref means referee and D.R means difficulty rate. Hints 1. i= Score.index(max(Score)) will give you the index for the max value in the list. 2. "\%.2f" \%Score[i] will display the score with two decimal places