Sophomore Owen Recker of the West Virginia University men’s and women’s swimming and diving team qualified for the 2025 NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships on Wednesday. Recker placed fourth in the platform event at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships with 634.

Missouri Tigers diver Collier Dyer is off to a hot start at the NCAA Zone Diving Meet in Iowa City, Iowa hosted by the Iowa Hawkeyes. So far, Dyer has qualified for two separate events at the NCAA Championships.

Four members of the University of Minnesota diving team clinched spots in the 2025 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships on day two of the Zone D Diving

On the men’s side, Carson Paul (755.00) and Zayne Danielewicz (722.25) finished 4th and 6th, respectively, on the three-meter springboard. With their performances, Paul and Danielewicz qualified for the NCAA meet. The placement requirement was set at ninth place or better in order to qualify for the NCAA Championships in Seattle.

Marshall University senior diver Grace Kelsheimer finished her historic career at Zone A NCAA Diving Zones on Tuesday in Piscataway, New Jersey.

While NCAA Championship swimming qualifiers were selected on March 5, the divers are currently competing one last time in the NCAA Zone Diving Championships to secure their spots in the final meet of the postseason.

Florida diving put on strong performances all around at the Diving Zones in hopes of securing multiple spots at the highly-coveted NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships.

Virginia Athletics released a statement to the media Wednesday, announcing that the swimming and diving program will likely divest from diving for the 2025-26 season. This statement came in the wake of the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships Wednesday.

Freshman David King qualified in three events with Jack Aikins, Sebastien Sergile and Spencer Nicholas also earning invitations