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Swimming & Diving

No. 10/15 @MizzouSwimDive Faces In-State Foe Missouri State Saturday

COLUMBIA, Mo. - The No. 10/15 Missouri swimming and diving teams head to Springfield, Missouri, to take on the Missouri State Bears on Saturday, Jan. 20 at Hammons Student Center. Diving action is slated to start at Noon, while swimming gets underway at 3 p.m.

COLUMBIA, Mo. - The No. 10/15 Missouri swimming and diving teams head to Springfield, Missouri, to take on the Missouri State Bears on Saturday, Jan. 20 at Hammons Student Center. Diving action is slated to start at Noon, while swimming gets underway at 3 p.m. 

IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS - TEAM

The Tigers enter this weekend ranked 10th (women) and 15th (men) in the latest CSCAA / TYR Top 25 Poll. 

LAST TIME OUT

Missouri had a full slate of competition two weeks ago, with the three-day Tennessee Diving Invite and duals against SMU and No. 1/9 Texas A&M. On the men's side, the Tiger swimmers easily earned a 173-85 win over SMU on Jan. 4, while winning 10 events before exhibitioning some races at the end of the meet. One day later, the Mizzou men suffered a 169-131 loss to No. 9 Texas A&M that came down to the last individual event of the day. Two Tigers, sophomores Giovanny Lima and Micah Slaton, combined to win three events in the two meets. Lima took home the 200 free and 500 free wins against the Aggies and the 200 free at SMU, while Slaton swept the 100 fly and 200 fly at Texas A&M and won the 100 fly against the Mustangs. At the Tennessee Diving Invitational, junior Kyle Goodwin earned a pair of third-place finishes on the springboards.

The women earned a 147-111 win at SMU and suffered a 169-118 loss to No. 1 Texas A&M. Senior Kendra Kieser swept the springboard events against the Aggies on Saturday, as she claimed wins on both 1-meter and 3-meter to earn the Tigers important points. At the Tennessee Diving Invitational, senior Madeline McKernan took home a third-place finish on platform to highlight Mizzou's action.

IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS - INDIVIDUAL

A total of 17 Tigers are ranked in the top 25 in their respective events, including four who are in the top 10. Junior Mikel Schreuders ranks third nationally in the 200 free (1:33.24), senior Hannah Stevens is fourth in the 100 back (51.16), senior Sharli Brady is fifth in the 400 IM (4:04.37) and ninth in the 200 fly (1:54.56) and junior Annie Ochitwa is seventh in the 100 free (47.58). 

 NAME  EVENT  RANK  TIME
 Nick Alexander  200 IM  22  1:44.93
 Sam Coffman  200 Free  22  43.64
 Jordy Groters  100 Breast  19  53.12
 Daniel Hein  100 Back  22  46.41
 Caleb Hicks  100 Breast  15  52.95
 Giovanny Lima  200 Free  20  1:34.88
 Luke Mankus  50 Free  17  19.39
 Mikel Schreuders  200 Free  3  1:33.24
 100 Free  21  42.86
 Micah Slaton  100 Fly  12  46.00
 200 Fly  14  1:43.08
 Alex Walton  200 IM  16  1:44.29
 Jacob Wielinski  1650 Free  23  14:59.10
 Sharli Brady  400 IM  5  4:04.37
 200 Fly  9  1:54.56
 200 IM  12  1:55.55
 Haley Hynes  100 Back  23  52.54
 Jen King  200 Back  25  1:54.13
 Annie Ochitwa  100 Free  7  47.58
 50 Free  22  22.34
 Hannah Stevens  100 Back  4  51.16
 200 Back  13  1:52.31
 Kira Zubar  500 Free  14  4:38.80
 1650 Free  18  16:09.51

UP NEXT

Mizzou concludes the dual portion of its schedule with Senior Day as the team hosts Drury on Thursday, Jan. 25 at 4 p.m. CT at the Mizzou Aquatic Center. Prior to competition, the Tigers will honor their 13 seniors for their contributions to the Mizzou swimming and diving program.