Little Rock Trojans had a historic showing at the MVC Championships, setting 10 new records and achieving the highest team points score in program history. The team secured a sixth-place finish with 772 points, a significant increase from the previous year's tally, marked by remarkable individual and relay performances.

The Trojans' exceptional performance signifies a new era of success for the swimming and diving program, marked by significant improvements and a strong team cohesion that reflects their dedication and hard work.

• 17 swimmers scored points in the final session, compared to just four in the previous year.
• Team's final score of 772 points, more than double the previous year's total.

• The team took a remarkable sixth place finish in the nine-team field, their highest placement to date.
• Head coach Nathan Townsend highlighted the team's accomplishments and expressed pride in their achievements throughout the season.
• Kyra Apodaca's diving success adds to the team's achievements, with her qualification for the NCAA Division I Zone D Diving Championships.

Several Trojans have qualified for the CSCAA National Invitational Championships in Ocala, Florida, signaling continued success and potential for more accolades in the upcoming events.

The Little Rock Trojans' record-breaking performance and historic team score underscore a turning point for the program, reflecting dedication, talent, and a bright future ahead for the team.