The Iowa State divers traveled to Columbia, Missouri, Tuesday to compete in the Mizzou Invite Wednesday through Friday.

While the Cyclone divers are down in Missouri competing in the Mizzou Invite, the swimmers will be going to Kansas for the Kansas Classic.

The Iowa State divers will be facing off against multiple teams at the Mizzou Invite Wednesday through Friday.

There are over 19,000 college sports teams in the NCAA, according to ncaa.org. What some people may find surprising is that of those 19,745 teams, roughly 54 percent of them are women’s teams, and the remaining 46 percent are men's.

The Iowa State swimming and diving team took care of South Dakota Friday evening, but couldn't overcome a close matchup against Rutgers the next morning. 

It was a loud atmosphere when Rutgers and Iowa State battled it out in a close meet this late morning. The Scarlet Knights beat the Cyclones 134-166.

It was an emphatic win for the Cyclones, as Iowa State defeated South Dakota 212-84 Friday night.

The Iowa State swimming and diving team has been preparing for two weeks for a double-header Friday and Saturday.

The Iowa State swimming and diving team won its first meet at home Friday night against Omaha and St. Catherine University in the UNO-SCU Triangular meet. The Cyclones beat Omaha 206-88 and St. Catherine 197-97.

It was a packed house as the Iowa State swimming and diving team had its first home meet of the season Friday night against Omaha and St. Catherine University.

There is a lot contributing to the success of a college sports team — an athlete's athletic ability, a coach's dedication to their players and the long hours of practice — but what many people don't know about is the unsung heroes of the team: the managers.

The Iowa State swimming and diving team suffered their first loss of the season Saturday at Nebraska in a close final of 149-151.

With the intrasquad meet under their belts, the Iowa State swim and dive team is preparing for their first meet against Nebraska on Saturday.

Friday night's intrasquad meet for the women's swimming and diving team was a close one, ending with the gold team beating the cardinal team 111-110.

The Cyclones' Gold team took home the win in the Iowa State wim and dive intrasquad meet Friday night at Beyer Hall. The Gold team beat the Cardinal team in a close 111-110 win. 

As the first meet of the year approaches for the Iowa State swimming and diving team, coaches and players alike are looking ahead to the upcoming season. 

Ali Basel came to the United States from South Africa without her parents and overcame shoulder surgery her sophomore year. Now a senior, Basel is looking to help lead her team in what she calls a "comeback season."

Dana Liva has had an outstanding year in all three diving events for the Iowa State Cyclones swimming and diving team. 

The Iowa State swimming and diving team set two school records at the Big 12 Championship Meet, which led a fifth place finish for the Cyclones. 

After ending day three of the Big 12 Championship, the Iowa State Cyclones (7-4, 2-1 Big 12) were placed fifth heading into Saturday's events. The Cyclones finished the competition remaining in fifth after an eventful final day in Austin, Texas.

The Iowa State Cyclone swimming and diving team remains in fifth place despite four 'A' finals appearances on the day and six personal records. 

After finishing in third place with 64 points just behind Kansas (7-1, 2-0 Big 12) with 66 and Texas (8-0) with 80 in day one of the Big 12 Championship, the Cyclones competed in the 500-free, 200-IM, 50-free, the 1-meter dive and the 400 medley relay in day two.

The Cyclones are in third place after day one of the Big 12 Championships mainly thanks to the 200 medley relay squad, which broke the previous nine-year-old record time of 1:40.19. 

The Iowa State Cyclones (7-4, 2-1 Big 12) will look to build on their momentum this year as they compete in the biggest event of the season, the Big 12 Championship, in Austin, Texas, beginning this Wednesday. 

As the 2018-19 swimming and diving season begins to wrap up, the Cyclones (7-4, 2-1 Big 12) are headed into the Big 12 Championship with great momentum behind them. The Cyclones finished the regular season winning four of their final five meets and are now looking to make a mark in Austin, Texas. 

Tan has had one of the most outstanding seasons for a Cyclone freshman swimmer in recent history. 

Iowa State had their four-meet win streak cut short as the Kansas Jayhawks (7-1, 2-0 Big 12) topped the Cyclones 201-93. The Cyclones move to 7-4 (2-1 Big 12) headed into the Big 12 Championships which kick off on Feb. 27.

The Iowa State Cyclones (7-4, 2-1 Big 12) were bested by the Kansas Jayhawks (7-1, 2-0 Big 12) by a score of 201-93 in the final dual meet of the 2018-19 season.    

The Iowa State (7-3, 2-0 Big 12) swimming and diving team will be going up against the rival Kansas Jayhawks (6-1, 0-0 Big 12) this weekend in a battle for Big 12 superiority.

The Iowa State seniors have had a great season thus far, including a stellar performance against West Virginia where they led the team to a close victory. That said, their journey is far from over. 

The Cyclones emerged victorious as they pulled out a 152-148 win to put themselves at the top of the Big 12 Conference.

It was the Cyclones senior night, which made the win that much sweeter.

On Saturday morning, the Iowa State Cyclones (7-3, 2-0 Big 12) swimming and diving team edged out the West Virginia Mountaineers (3-3, 1-1 Big 12) by a score of 152-148.

The Iowa State Cyclones (7-3) continued their recent run, defeating West Virginia (3-3) in a winner-take-all relay led by Anna Andersen, Emily Haan, Evan Hundley and Ellyn Tan. The Cyclones are now on a four-game win streak after this 152-148 victory.

The last time that the Iowa State (6-3, 1-0 Big 12) and West Virginia (3-2, 1-0 Big 12) swimming and diving teams met in the pool, it came down to the wire.

The Iowa State swimming and diving team (6-3, 1-0 Big 12) pulled off one of its best performances in recent history on Friday night, defeating Illinois State (5-3, 1-1 MVC) by a score of 191-100.

The Iowa State Cyclones swimming and diving team continued its winning ways after an impressive performance against Illinois State University. The Cyclones won 15 of 16 events as the dual meet finished with a final score of 191-100. The Cyclones have now won three dual meets in a row as they are closing in on the end of the season.

Coming off an impressive two-game win streak against the Northern Iowa and the University of Nebraska-Omaha, the Cyclone swimming and diving team looks to continue their winning ways at home this Friday against Illinois State University. 

The Iowa State Cyclones (5-3, 1-0 Big 12) conquered the Northern Iowa Panthers (10-2, 1-0 MVC) 179-121 on Saturday afternoon.

The Iowa State Cyclones (4-3, 1-0 Big 12) bested the Omaha Mavericks (2-4, 1-0 Summit) by a score of 153-68 on Friday evening in Omaha, Nebraska.

Iowa and Iowa State butted heads in Iowa City, Iowa, for the annual swimming and diving match as a part of the Cy-Hawk Series.

The Iowa State Cyclones (3-3, 1-0 Big 12) could not hold onto their early lead as the Iowa Hawkeyes (3-3, 1-2 Big Ten) triumphed 162-138 on Friday night.

After a second place finish at the Kansas Classic, the Cyclones look to build on their success from Topeka, Kansas in Iowa City, Iowa on Friday in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series. 

The Cyclone Swimming and Diving team secured a second place finish at the Kansas Classic on Sunday. 

The Iowa State Cyclone Swimming and Diving Team is in second place after day 1 of the Kansas Classic. 

After a rough first day at the Hawkeye Invitational, the Cyclones looked to make a statement on day two. 

The first of three days of the 2018 Hawkeye Invitational hosted by the University of Iowa proved to be a tough outing for the Cyclone divers.

The Iowa State swimmers and divers will be split for this weekend's action.  The divers will be in Iowa City, Iowa, while the swimmers will be in Topeka, Kansas.  The diving action begins on Thursday while the swimming starts on Friday. 

At Friday’s meet in Dallas, Texas, the Cyclone Swimming and Diving Team defeated TCU (161-135), but fell to SMU (184-114), bringing their record to 3-2 (1-0 Big 12) on the season.