Drew Sheldon

Biography

Drew Sheldon is in his first season as an assistant dive coach at Missouri since joining the program in July of 2023. In his first year with the program, Sheldon led four divers to the NCAA Zone Diving Championships. There, Collier Dyer, Kamryn Wong and Tomasso Zannella all punched ticket the national championship. Dyer would ultimately claim second-team All-American status by finishing 10th in the 1M dive, amassing a score of 382.15 in finals. Hailing from Davidson College, Sheldon began his career with the Wildcats in August of 2019 and signed as the first-ever scholarship diver in the school's history, launching the team with zero divers on the roster. Sheldon was named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week and earned the accolade of being the highest-scoring male freshman at Davidson College in the 2020 A-10 Conference Championship Meet. During his final year with the Wildcats. Sheldon ended his career as the team captain for the Men's Swimming and Diving Team and helped grow the program eight-fold within his last year. In his final meet with Davidson College, Sheldon secured a 12th-place finish on both 1M Diving and 3M Diving events at the Atlantic 10 Conference Championship, posting scores of 234.55 and 246.35 respectively. He left a legacy of ten divers during his four years with the program with two being Atlantic-10 Conference champions and four NCAA Zone qualifiers. Prior to his collegiate diving career, Sheldon was a two-time 6A Georgia High School Association State Champ