Pair of Divers Earn All-SEC Swimming and Diving Honors

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou swimming and diving had two divers chosen for the 2026 SEC swimming and diving awards, the convention introduced Tuesday. Senior diver Collier Dyer (Littleton, Colo.) and freshman diver Jazzelle Eikermann Gregorchuk (Monheim, Germany) each obtained honors following their performances on the 2026 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships (Feb. 16-21).

Dyer earned All-SEC Third Team honors after ending third in males’s 1-meter diving with a rating of 398.25. Eikermann Gregorchuk landed her spot on the All-Freshman Team by ending sixth with a 271.50 rating in ladies’s platform diving.

For the All-SEC Teams, the First Team consists of the highest finisher in every occasion on the SEC Championships, the Second Team consists of the second-place finishers, and the Third Team consists of the third-place finishers. The All-Freshman Team include any redshirt or true freshman who completed both within the prime eight or was the very best scoring freshman of every occasion on the SEC Championships, excluding relay occasions.

Collier Dyer

Senior diver Collier Dyer earned All-American standing on the Men’s NCAA Championships (March 25-28) when he introduced dwelling Mizzou’s first diving nationwide championship in males’s 3-meter diving. Dyer introduced dwelling his title with a 497.75 efficiency on the springboard. The Colorado native additionally competed within the males’s 1-meter competitors, ending 18^th on the championships.

Dyer earned his bids to the nationwide championships after punching his tickets in 3- and 1-meter diving on the NCAA Zone D Diving Championships. The senior put up a 839.75 end within the 3-meter competitors and a 732.20 within the 1-meter. Dyer completed second and third, respectively.

After the bronze end in 1-meter diving at SEC Championships, Dyer adopted with a ninth-place end on 3-meter, scoring 425.20.

Jazzelle Eikermann Gregorchuk

Following SEC Championships, Jazzelle Eikermann Gregorchuk got here in fourth in ladies’s platform diving with a 543.30 rating to qualify for the Women’s NCAA Championships (March 18-21). The freshman completed 17^th in platform with a 256.80 rating at NCAA Championships.