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SMU's divers will begin postseason action at the three-day 2022 NCAA Zone D Diving Championships in Madison, Wisconsin. The event will kick off on Monday and will be held at the Soderholm Aquatic Center at the University of Wisconsin from the 7-9.

Qualifiers
Tyler Coffey | 1 meter, 3 meter
Parker Hardigree | 1 meter, 3 meter
Dominic Hoefer | 1 meter, 3 meter
Peter Smithson | 1 meter, 3 meter, platform

American Athletic Conference Most Outstanding Peter Smithson will be the only SMU diver to compete in all three events. Smithson was the conference champion on 3 meter and platform. Parker Hardigree won the conference championship for 1 meter.

Smithson's highest career NCAA Zone D finish was 6^th on platform last year. Hardigree's best finish was 6^th in last year's 3 meter. Dominic Hoefer's best was 13^th in last year's 3 meter. This will be Tyler Coffey's first career

Schedule/Event Info
 

Monday Men's 3M Warmup Starts: 6:30 AM Events Start: 11:00 AM

Tuesday Men's 1M Warmup Starts: 6:30 AM Events Start: 11:00 AM

Wednesday Men's Platform Warmup Starts: 6:30 AM Events Start: 11:00 AM

 


Qualifying Spots Available
Listed below are the qualifying spots available on each event for each Zone. If a diver automatically qualifies in an event based on the numbers below, they will also be invited to the NCAA Championships in an event they place in the top 12 at the Zone Championships, provided they have achieved the zone qualifying score for that event prior to the NCAA Championships.
 

	1m	3m	PL
Zone A	4	4	4
Zone B	8	11	7
Zone C	9	9	11
Zone D	10	8	8
Zone E	5	4	6

 
The divers look to represent SMU at the NCAA Division I Swimming & Diving Championships March 23-26 in Atlanta at the McAuley Aquatic Center at Georgia Tech.
 
AAC Champs!
The Mustangs brought home their second consecutive team championship at the 2022 AAC Meet. The title was the 43rd in program history and second in The American. The team took gold in 13 individual events and four relays.
Caleb Rhodenbaugh was named co-Most Outstanding Swimmer, Greg Rhodenbaugh was awarded Coach of the Year, Cotton Fields was named Freshman of the Year, Peter Smithson Most Outstanding Diver for the second straight year, and Darian Schmidt was awarded Diving Coach of the Year.
 
Holt Hickman Outdoor Pool Is Coming To The Hilltop
With a $2.5M gift from the Hickman family, SMU will soon break ground for a new eight-lane, 50-meter by 25-yard outdoor pool, with 1- and 3-meter diving boards. The $11M project will also include a 20-foot by 40-foot instructional pool that will be used for lessons and rehab/therapy. The addition of the outdoor pool will complete the Robson & Lindley Aquatics Center, making SMU the only University in the country with both indoor and outdoor Olympic pools in one facility, further cementing SMU's swimming and diving facility as one of the finest in college athletics.