University of Missouri Athletics

Diving coach Kyle Bogner completed his fifth season at Missouri in 2023-24. 

In year number five, Bogner led four divers to the NCAA Zone Diving Championships. There, Collier Dyer, Kamryn Wong and Tomasso Zannella all punched ticket the national championship. Dyer would ultimately claim second-team All-American status by finishing 10th in the 1M dive, amassing a score of 382.15 in finals.

During his fourth year in Columbia, Bogner led five Tiger divers to the NCAA Zone D Champsionships. Freshman Collier Dyer earned an NCAA berth on 3-Meter, while leading rookie Kamryn Wong to SEC All-Freshman team honors.

In his third year at Mizzou, Bogner led three Tiger divers to NCAA Championship bids. All six Tiger divers qualified for the NCAA Zone D Championships. Two Mizzou divers earned SEC Diver of the Week honors. The Tiger squad won 20 event titles, including a platform title at the Mizzou Invite and at the Tennessee Diving Invitational.

In his second season with the Tigers, Bogner had four divers earn NCAA Championships berths. At the SEC Championships, the Mizzou diving squad had five top-10 finishes, including an SEC crown.

In his first year in Columbia, Bogner led a Tiger diving squad that featured four divers who earned NCAA Championships berths, the most for the program since five Tigers qualified in 2017. All four divers earned CSCAA All-America honors on the season. At February's SEC Championships, two divers also claimed three top eight finishes, and the men's squad won the men's team title at the Bruin Diving Invitational in January. 

Bogner came to Columbia after four seasons at Wyoming.

In four years at Wyoming, Bogner coached three divers to five NCAA Championships appearances and earned Western Athletic Conference Diving Coach of the Year honors in 2018.

In his first year in Laramie, Bogner guided Kari Campbell to All-America honorable mention honors, as she became the first female diver in school history to claim the accolades. He also coached Karla Contreras to All-America honorable mention honors in 2017 and 2018.

Bogner also helped Scotia Mullin earn back-to-back All-America and WAC Diver of the Year honors in 2017 and 2018 after he won four WAC titles in those two seasons. Mullin took home the 1-meter and platform crowns in 2017 and followed that up with wins on 3-meter and platform in 2018. He also claimed All-America honorable mention honors on platform those years as well.

Before his tenure at Wyoming, Bogner coached two seasons at New Mexico State and one as a graduate assistant at Northern Michigan.

A diver for Wyoming from 2008-11, Bogner won the 2008 Mountain West 1-meter title and was a five-time Mountain West Diver of the Week. He still holds the Cowboys’ 1-meter record (403.20).

Bogner earned a Bachelor’s degree in Communication with a minor in Business from Wyoming in 2011 and a Master of Science in Administration from California State Bakersfield in 2013.