Mizzou Hosts Vanderbilt and McKendree in House Opening Double Twin

COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Black and Gold host SEC opponent Vanderbilt and non-conference opponent McKendree this upcoming Saturday (Nov. 1) to start house competitors.   

The meet will start at 10 a.m. at Mizzou Aquatic Center, with dwell outcomes supplied through Meet Mobile and Dive Meets. Additionally, the meet might be streamed dwell through SEC Network+. Admission is free and open to the general public. 

Mizzou comes into this meet after an unsuccessful journey to West Lafayette, Ind. the place the Tigers took eight particular person wins and a relay victory. The Tigers fell to Purdue 116-184 (girls) and 108-192 (males). 

AGAINST VANDERBILT 

• The girls deliver a 2-0 edge towards Vanderbilt into the meet.
• Mizzou girls’s swim and dive final confronted Vanderbilt on Oct. 13, 2018, in Nashville, Tenn.
• The final matchup for the ladies highlighted a 176-81 Tigers win towards the Commodores.

AGAINST MCKENDREE 

• Both the lads’s and ladies’s crew are 2-0 towards McKendree.
• Their final matchup was this previous season (2024-25) the place the Tigers took on the Bearcats at house, Jan. 17-18, 2025.
• The males’s crew recorded a 189-110 win, and the ladies a 248.5-44.5 win.

LAST TIME OUT: PURDUE 

• Karolina Bank tallied three wins whereas taking over the Boilermakers within the 100 breast (1:02.14), 200 breast (2:18.39) and the 200-medley relay (27.41 cut up).
• Jan Zubik added two races within the win column as nicely final weekend, with a 46.65 time within the 100 fly and a 1:47.07 within the 200 IM.
• Newcomers Quinlan Gould and Libby Bakker put up wins of their first meets as Tigers. A switch from Arizona State, Gould took house the 100 again with a time of 47.22. Bakker, a freshman from Maple Grove, Minn., earned her first profession win within the 200 again with a time of 1:59.06.
• The girls’s 200 medley relay squad of Sydney Bales, Bank, Grace Hanson and Katie Kuehn swam 1:40.59 to win the occasion.
• Senior Collier Dyer remained robust on the springboard with a victory in 1-meter diving (364.58).
• Earning his first profession win within the 200 fly, Matthew Judkins put up a time of 1:45.75 towards the Boilermakers.

UP NEXT 

Mizzou’s diving squad will journey to Atlanta, Ga. to compete within the Georgia Tech Invitational Nov. 13-15. Both swimming and diving will compete collectively at house in the course of the Mizzou Invite Nov. 20-22. 

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