PROVO, Utah — Four BYU divers will represent the Cougars at NCAA Zone E Diving Championships in Federal Way, Washington March 10-12.
BYU men’s diving has qualified two entries with Chase Hindmarsh and Martí Llop while the women will compete Alexia Jackson Hansen and Brooklyn Larson Clouse.
| MEET FACTS | 2025 NCAA Zone E Championships | |
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March 10 11:30 a.m. PDT |
W 3m Prelim: Alexia Jackson Hansen, Brooklyn Larson Clouse M 1m Prelim: Chase Hindmarsh, Martí Llop |
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March 11 11:30 a.m. |
W Platform Prelim: Alexia Jackson Hansen M 3m Prelim: Chase Hindmarsh, Martí Llop |
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March 12 11:30 a.m. |
W 1m Prelim: Alexia Jackson Hansen, Brooklyn Larson Clouse M Platform Prelim: Chase Hindmarsh, Martí Llop |
| Venue: |
Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatics Center Federal Way, WA |
| Results: | Dive Meets |
Hindmarsh returns to his fifth NCAA Zone meet after earning his sixth and seventh career all-conference honors at Big 12 Championships Feb. 25-March 1. The fifth-year senior from Tomball, Texas has notched personal bests in two of three events this season. Hindmarsh recorded a 1-meter best of 346.65 as he led the Cougars to a first-place team finish at the Utah Dive Invite Jan. 10-11 in Salt Lake City.
It was on 3-meter and platform, however, where Hindmarsh excelled in the Big 12 title events. Hindmarsh notched a personal-best 366.15 to finish fourth on 3-meter and earn All-Big 12 First Team. After a 330.60 and fourth-place finish in the platform preliminary, Hindmarsh secured second team all-conference with a 310.35 for eighth in the final.
Llop took eighth in the Big 12 3-meter final with a score of 280.60. In the 3-meter prelim, Llop recorded a personal-best 337.735. With his eighth-place finish on 3-meter, the freshman from Barcelona, Spain became BYU’s first freshman men’s diver to win an all-conference designation since 2022 .
Llop’s season also consists of top scores of 324.40 on 1-meter in a tri-meet at Texas A&M in October and a platform-best of 302.60 at November’s SMU Invite.
Jackson Hansen collected her sixth and seventh career all-conference honors at Big 12 Championships with a fourth-place finish for first team on platform and sixth-place for second team on 3-meter. The junior from Mesa, Arizona has now qualified for her third NCAA Zone meet in three years.
Larson Clouse, a senior from Chandler, Arizona, has now also reached zones in each of her four seasons. Larson Clouse’s top performance at Big 12 Championships came in a 15th-place platform finish with 203 points. The senior set a 3-meter personal best with a score of 295.88 at Texas A&M in October.