HOUSTON, Texas – The Wisconsin men's and women's diving team wrapped up competition at the Zone D Diving Championships at the University of Houston Natatorium on Wednesday. 

Standing out for the Badgers was Daniel Muller, who placed tenth in the 1-meter dive with 666.95 points. His score clinches a spot at the Men's NCAA Championships in Indianapolis at the end of March. Muller also earned an Olympic trial standard in the 3-meter dive. 

Jan Lanser also had much success in the diving well, earning an Olympic trial cut in the 3-meter dive. Lanser placed 11th in the event with 714.55 points to secure the ticket to the trials in June.

Freshman Ryane Neal continued her success in the 3-meter dive, placing the highest for the Badgers in 36th place with a score of 255.95 points. 

On Deck with Diving Coach Yahya Radman
"What a great competition for the Badgers this week. Once we got past some technical difficulties and issues with the facility, our Badgers showed some real resilience. The women did their job and came to learn and have set themselves up for a fantastic future. I'm a firm believer of you don't know what you don't know until you know it and that is what we needed to learn at this meet to prepare ourselves for the future of this program."

Final Results
Men's 3-meter dive 
11. Jan Lanser- 714.55 points
13. Daniel Muller- 702.65 points

Men's 1-meter dive 
10. Daniel Muller- 666.95
14. Jan Lanser- 601.55 pts

Women's 3-meter dive 
36. Ryane Neal- 255.95 
47. Vivian Kinnard- 220.25