Meredith Rees News Today

Missouri swimming and diving looks forward to new opportunities with an exciting upcoming season. After finishing No. 16  in the 2022 Nation

Avery Stein, who holds USA Swimming Futures' cuts in all 4 strokes, has announced her commitment to Missouri for the fall of 2024.

Gretchen Walsh, Kate Douglass and Alex Walsh are the top scorers in their respective classes through the 2023 NCAAs—no wonder UVA is so dominant.

Kate Douglass lived up to the billing and then some as the top-ranked recruit coming out of the girls' high school class of 2019.

They've gotten some pieces back, but can the Tennessee women repeat as SEC champions without key pieces such as 3x SEC champion Ellen Walshe?

In both the 50 and the 100 fly, Crooks went substantially faster than he was at the 2022 NCAA Championships, putting up some top dual meet times in the NCAA.

Backstroker and butterflier Maeve DeYoung out of West Linn High School has committed to swim at Mizzou beginning in the fall of 2024.

Missouri fifth-year Clement Secchi swam the fastest 200-yard butterfly time so far this season with a 1:41.81 at the Mizzou Invitational on Friday. 

The Missouri Tigers dominated the first day of their home invitational while McKendree posted several D2 leading times.

The University of Virginia women maintain the top spot in our final power rankings of the season and are huge favorites to repeat as NCAA champions this week.