
Diving excels in Omaha Dive Invite
Feb 7, 2026 | Women's Swimming & Diving, Men's Swimming & Diving
OMAHA, Neb. -Â Omaha Men's and Women's Diving hosted the Omaha Dive Invite inside H&K.
The Mavericks earned three individual first-place finishes and captured the men's team Springboard win over the two-day event.
In the 3-meter dive, freshman Stone Larson (St. Paul, Minn.) posted a winning score of 307.45, while sophomore Brooke Robbins (Kansas City, Mo.) claimed first with a score of 258.10.
Junior William Mueller (Tempe, Ariz.) earned first place in the 1-meter dive with a score of 302.35, securing a zone-qualifying mark and becoming Omaha's fifth zone qualifier of the 2025-26 season.
In the team Springboard event, Mueller, Larson and freshman Brecken Moran (Littleton, Colo.) combined to take first place.
"This was a great tune-up meet for the upcoming Summit League Championship. It was encouraging to see us dive with confidence and determination," said diving coach Eric Sprague. "Everyone performed dives at a high level and I saw a group focused on their keys and mechanics."
"We've got another week to continue being dialed-in and I know the group is excited to see what we can do at conference this year. Congrats to Bella Price, Brooke Robbins, Stone Larson and Will Mueller on their individual performances. Bella, in her final event on campus, led us on 1-meter with a third-place finish while Brooke picked up the event win on 3-meter. For the men, Stone picked up the event win on 3-meter while Will picked up the win on 1-meter for us. I'm proud of what the group has accomplished this season and look forward to our upcoming challenge at the championship meet," Sprague continued.
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The Mavericks earned three individual first-place finishes and captured the men's team Springboard win over the two-day event.
In the 3-meter dive, freshman Stone Larson (St. Paul, Minn.) posted a winning score of 307.45, while sophomore Brooke Robbins (Kansas City, Mo.) claimed first with a score of 258.10.
Junior William Mueller (Tempe, Ariz.) earned first place in the 1-meter dive with a score of 302.35, securing a zone-qualifying mark and becoming Omaha's fifth zone qualifier of the 2025-26 season.
In the team Springboard event, Mueller, Larson and freshman Brecken Moran (Littleton, Colo.) combined to take first place.
"This was a great tune-up meet for the upcoming Summit League Championship. It was encouraging to see us dive with confidence and determination," said diving coach Eric Sprague. "Everyone performed dives at a high level and I saw a group focused on their keys and mechanics."
"We've got another week to continue being dialed-in and I know the group is excited to see what we can do at conference this year. Congrats to Bella Price, Brooke Robbins, Stone Larson and Will Mueller on their individual performances. Bella, in her final event on campus, led us on 1-meter with a third-place finish while Brooke picked up the event win on 3-meter. For the men, Stone picked up the event win on 3-meter while Will picked up the win on 1-meter for us. I'm proud of what the group has accomplished this season and look forward to our upcoming challenge at the championship meet," Sprague continued.
Connect with Omaha Swimming and Diving on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, @OmahaSWM.
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