Ross Steelman, the 2018 Class 4 state champion and a former Missouri standout, finished tied for second at the NCAA Championship after a costly final three holes.
The Tigers went 30-24 overall and 10-20 in the SEC in 2023, Bieser's seventh season at the helm.
Claudina Diaz (women's high jump), Euphenie Andre (women's triple jump) and Kaia Harris (women's discus) extended their seasons at the NCAA West Regional.
Roberto Vilches and Chris Conrad secured their spots in the NCAA Championships with top-five finishes in the high jump and 800-meter run, respectively.
Karissa Schweizer, Justin Gage and Tim Jamieson headline the 33rd Hall of Fame class, which will be inducted Septeber 8.
First baseman Riley Frizell, left-fielder Maddie Snider, designated player Megan Moll, right-handed pitcher Megan Schumacher, outfielder Kendal Cook and backup catcher Addison Lange all look set to depart the program.
Skylar Ciccolini and Sophia Rivera became the first MU athletes to qualify for the NCAA Championships, which will start June 7 in Austin, Texas.
Osorio, a Santiago, Chile, product, holds the Chilean record in the 200-meter individual medley.
MU'S Christopher Conrad qualified for the quarterfinals of the 800-meter run after finishing sixth in the first round with a time of 1:48.20.
The Tigers will send 22 athletes to the meet in Sacramento, California, for a chance to advance to the NCAA Championships.
Auburn scored seven unanswered runs to oust Missouri from the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama. The loss likely ends Mizzou's season.
Mann earned second-team All-SEC honors, while Zeisler made his way onto the SEC Community Service Team.
California beat back a short-lived Mizzou comeback in the fourth inning and a threatening last-ditch effort in the seventh inning, and Oklahoma dismantled Missouri in the earlier game.
Missouri will shift their focus to the SEC Tournament, where it will face Auburn, again, on Tuesday in Hoover, Alabama.Â
Despite falling to Auburn in the first two games of the final regular season series, The Tigers secured their first trip to the SEC Tournament since 2019.Â
The Tigers opened the Regional Championship with a 5-1 victory over the Golden Bears.Â
Missouri announced the addition of Buckeyes transfer setter Sarah White on Friday, marking the second addition at the position from the portal.
Georgia Southern assistant Cabe Waters was appointed to the same role with the Tigers on Friday.
Missouri and Auburn will now face off in a doubleheader beginning at 2 p.m. Friday in Auburn, Alabama.
The Tigers shot 3-over 291 bring them up three spots, but failed to reach the five-team cut for the National Championships.
