_Griffin Schaetzle is a sophomore swimmer at Missouri. He is The Maneater’s athlete columnist._ Students can see the finish line. A few hectic weeks of school are the only thing standing between them...

After reaching the final of the Junkanoo Jam Freeport Division Championship, Missouri women’s basketball returned to Columbia with a win to kick off a two-game homestand. The Tigers pulled out a 71-68...

Missouri’s loss to North Carolina Central on Monday night was foreshadowed by the game’s first possession. Sophomore forward Kevin Puryear’s layup was blocked by NCCU’s Will Ransom. Puryear got...

Missouri men’s basketball fell to 3-3 Monday with a 62-52 loss to North Carolina Central at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers shot 25 percent from the floor, their lowest percentage at Mizzou Arena. Here are...

Leading up to U.S. Olympic Diving Trials, coach James Sweeney made Lauren Reedy compete in mock meets twice a week. Sweeney would announce Reedy’s dives over a microphone at the Mizzou pool, and he would...

Missouri women’s basketball played three games over the Thanksgiving break after losing to Washington on Nov. 17 in the Preseason WNIT Tournament. The Tigers played Indiana State on Tuesday in Mizzou...

When Missouri’s men’s basketball team headed to overtime with No. 11 Xavier on Thursday afternoon in the first game of the Tire Pros Invitational, it seemed that the Tigers had finally improved under...

Missouri capped off its first-place showing at the Mizzou Invitational this weekend by setting four school records on Saturday in Columbia. Here are some highlights from the final night of the three-day...

Senior Fabian Schwingenschlogl and junior Sharli Brady set team records at the Missouri invitational Friday, and the Tigers have scored 1,842 points through two days of the meet. Here are some highlights...

Missouri swimming and diving had no trouble on night one of the Mizzou Invitational, scoring 1,009 team points and winning 11 events. The Tigers put themselves in good position for the rest of the season,...

Freshman Ja’Mari Ward had never dunked a basketball before his junior year of high school. One of the first times he did, he lept from the free throw line, as if he were Michael Jordan in the 1988 dunk...