Eight Mizzou programs achieve perfect several years -aPR results

Columbia, Mon. – The NCAA published the latest academic progress rates for the current Multiar cohort on Tuesday. Eight programs from the University of Missouri publish a perfect score and 15 teams that either correspond or exceed the national average of their sport. Thirteen mizzou programs achieved perfect one-year APR results (1,000) for the last academic year (2023-24).

The APR makes up justification, storage and completion and offers a measure of the academic performance of each team over a period of four years.

The eight teams that achieved a perfect score during the current several years of time (2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23 and 2023-24) are part of the 12th time in the program history and a fourth season in a row. Women's basketball, gymnastics and volleyball for the sixth time in the team history; Plus football and softball for the third time. Other teams that achieved perfect multiyar results were men Cross Country and Herren's Track and Field. In addition to these teams, the following programs for the academic year 2023-24 produced perfect one-year values: men's basketball, Herrengolf, Frauenkreuz, Tennis and women's athletics.

Nine Mizzou programs have been given special recognition for the acquisition of several years of APR values ​​that were in the top 10 % of all teams in their sport: cross country, athletics and wrestling for men; Women's basketball, golf, gymnastics, football, softball and volleyball. It was the first time in the program history that the cross country and the wrestling of men in this category received NCAA recognition.

More highlights are:

• The Mizzou soccer team achieved a number of points of 989-25 points per year better than the average of the sport of 964 and the third highest number of points among SEC schools and its second best APR score in the program history.

• Mizzou Wrestling achieved his best Multiyar points (995) in the program history and the best under all programs that take part in the Big 12 conference.

• Eight Mizzou programs have released the best or bound multiyear games in the Sec for their respective sport: Herren Cross Country and Athletics; And women's basketball, golf, gymnastics, football, softball and volleyball.

• In addition to these eight teams, another eight programs produced several years of APR results than the national average in Division I: Baseball, men's basketball, football and wrestling; And women's cross, swimming and diving, tennis and athletics.