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Dixon qualifies to train with U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team

Riley Gearhart • April 30, 2022

After attending the open tryouts in February, outside hitter Anna Dixon will travel to California this summer to attend the U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team training.

From junior college to SEC: Josh Day’s journey to success

Davis Wilson • April 27, 2022

Before the 2021 season, Josh Day transferred to Missouri after playing at Copiah-Lincoln Community College for two years and has since worked his way toward achieving his lifelong dream of becoming a professional baseball player.

The best, by par: Missouri disc golf clubs capture national championships

Paige Gerling and Brandon Haynes • April 21, 2022

From April 6 to April 9, the MU Disc Golf Club’s men’s and women’s teams competed in the 2022 College Disc Golf National Championships. Both teams won first place in the championship and aim to continue their success next year

Meet Brett Norfleet, the two-sport athlete from St. Charles, Missouri

Alan Morgensztern • April 20, 2022

Four-star athlete Brett Norfleet commits to play baseball and football for the Tigers next school year

Missouri softball picks up four consecutive wins including a sweep of South Carolina at home

Griffin Been • April 14, 2022

Missouri was 0-5 in SEC play before South Carolina came to town from April 1-3. The Tigers found a way to sweep the Gamecocks, adding three SEC wins to their resume, and then defeated Kansas City on April 6.

2022 NCAA Championships sees Missouri swim and dive finish No. 25 after excelling in shorter events

Paige Gerling • April 10, 2022

The Missouri women’s and men’s swim and dive teams both placed No. 25 at the 2022 NCAA Championships on March 16-19 and March 23-26, respectively. Despite placing lower than last year’s championships, the Tigers received seven All-American honors and set two school records.

Takeaways from Missouri baseball’s series victory over South Carolina

Jaden Lewis • April 8, 2022

Missouri baseball built upon its best start since 2018 with a series victory over the Gamecocks.

Offensive firepower has not been enough for Missouri softball in 6-9 stretch

Brandon Haynes • April 6, 2022

The Tigers fell from a mighty 16-4 record to 22-13 in less than a month behind an offense that struggled to find a balance between hitting for power and piecing together hits

Missouri football NFL prospects discuss their draft process experiences following pro day

Ethan Burke • April 4, 2022

Missouri hosted its pro day March 25, where 14 players performed for scouts in an event that could make or break their chances of being drafted

Missouri men’s basketball season in review: the good, the bad and the ugly

Ethan Burke • March 25, 2022

Missouri men’s basketball faced many challenges this season as they experienced some good moments, bad moments and some very ugly moments.

Missouri wrestling junior Brock Mauller reflects on how redshirting has benefited him this season

Izabelle Cool • March 25, 2022

Mauller grew into a dominant wrestler in his first couple years at Missouri and has worked on perfecting his wrestling to work toward wrestling after college.

Inconsistency: The fatal flaw to Missouri women’s basketball’s season

Brandon Haynes • March 25, 2022

The Tigers suffered an 83-78 defeat at the hands of the Drake Bulldogs on Thursday night after showing inconsistency on both sides of the ball throughout the contest.