Tyler Henschel Season 2013-14

Career Accomplishments 

• 7x All-American (tied for third-most by a Texas A&M diver)
• 3x top 8 finisher at NCAA Championships
• 2x Team Captain
• School Record: Platform Dive (496.55)
• #2 in 3m dive (Owned school record from 2017-22)
• #6 in 1m dive (#3 at end of career)
• 2x SEC Champion (2017: 3m; 2016: 3m)
• SEC Meet Record (3m dive, 478.40, 2017)
• 2x SEC Diver of the Week
• 2x first-team All-SEC selection
• 3x Team MVP 2015, 2017, 2018
• 2x Canadian National Champion (10m Platform Dive)
• Won silver for Canada in the mixed team competition at the 2017 World University Games in Taipei
• Represented Canada at the World University Games and placed ninth in the platform dive and reached the semifinal of the three-meter dive
• Represented Canada in the 2018 Commonwealth Games

 
2017-18 (Senior):

• Named Team MVP at annual postseason banquet
• First-Team All-American (platform diving)
• Honorable Mention All-American (3-meter diving)
• First-Team All-SEC (3-meter diving)
• SEC Champion (3-meter diving)
• Placed 6^th on the platform at the NCAA Championships with a mark of 403.65
• Earned Honorable Mention All-America honors with a 14^th-place showing on the 3-meter at NCAAs (376.60)
• Qualified for NCAAs in all three events with strong showing at NCAA Zone D Diving Championships
• Won the platform event at Zones (890.10), placed 3^rd on the 3-meter (826.95), and finished 9^th on the 1-meter (682.05).
• Won the SEC Championship on the 3-meter with a score of 469.05
• Placed 4^th at SECs in platform diving (403.65) … set the school record in the event’s preliminary round (496.55)
• Finished 5^th at the SEC Championships in the 1-meter event (387.50)
• Named to Canada 2018 Commonwealth Games team after winning the platform competition at the 2018 Canadian Winter Senior Nationals
• Won silver for Canada in the mixed team competition at the 2017 World University Games in Taipei

2016-17 (Junior):

• First-team All-American in the platform dive with a fifth-place effort at the NCAA Championships. Also honorable mention All-American with 10th-place finishes in the one-meter and three-meter dives
• SEC Champion in the three-meter dive with a meet record score of 478.40. Placed third in the one-meter dive and third in the platform
• Set school records of 478.40 in the three-meter dive (at SECs) and 468.30 in the platform (at Zone D Championships)
• Represented Canada at the World University Games and placed ninth in the platform dive and reached the semifinal of the three-meter dive
• Named the Team MVP for a second time at the annual team banquet. Henschel also earned the honor in 2015

 
2015-2016 (Sophomore):

• Earned first-team All-America honors in three-meter dive (8th) and honorable mention All-America in platform dive (16th)
• Voted Performance of the Year at the annual team banquet
• Has season bests of 364.70 in the one-meter dive, 388.80 in the three-meter dive and 398.80 in the platform
• Zone qualifier in all three disciplines
• Earned a first place score of 386.55 at the Incarnate Word dual meet
• Placed second in 5 collective meets
• One-meter (337.75, Incarnate Word), one-meter (364.70, AAI), one-meter (363.45, Georgia), three-meter (343.80, FAU), and three-meter (388.80, Georgia).

 
2014-2015 (Freshman):

• Voted the Team MVP at the annual team banquet
• Came in first in one-meter and 3-meter diving a combined 15 times, sweeping the competition in the events against Incarnate word, Indian River State College, Alabama, and LSU
• Crowned champion in both one-meter and platform diving at the Air Force Academy Diving Challenge
• Team leader in all three diving categories: one-meter (391.05, Texas), three-meter (433.43, Texas) , and platform (425.65, SEC Championships)
• Finished in the top ten in three-meter (753.65, ninth) and platform (721.15, sixth) at the NCAA Zone D Diving Championships

 
2013-2014:
Redshirted.
 
High School/Club:

• 2012 graduate of Vimy Ridge Academy in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
• Competed for Big Dog Diving for one year under coach Trevor Palmatier

 
Personal:

• Tyler Henschel is the son of Trevor and Christine Henschel
• Born on June 22, 1994 in Edmonton, Canada
• Has three siblings: Mikaela, Evan, and Jasaint
• Intends to major in Sports Management
• Has been diving competitively since the age of 14
• Says he chose A&M “because in my opinion it is one of the top diving programs and academic programs in the U.S. There is no other school that has a spirit like the Aggies do.”