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Dylan Heinrich

  • Freelance Sports Writer, Rock M Nation
  • Student, University of Missouri-Columbia
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@RockMNation WBB/VB/SB | @comosports Reporter | Mizzou Student Media General Manager | 2024-25 @TheManeater Staff Member of the Year

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Current freshman at the University of Missouri.

Women's Basketball and Softball writer for The Maneater.

Founder of Tusk Triumph, fan website of the Colorado Mammoth.

Co-Host of Keeping Score, A Pro Women's Sports Podcast.

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In Charge: Hayley Frank's journey to the top of Missouri women's basketball

In Charge: Hayley Frank's journey to the top of Missouri women's basketball

One's life constantly changes as they move from place to place and meet new people almost every day. People g…

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The life of CSU track and field sensation Gabi McDonald

The life of CSU track and field sensation Gabi McDonald

The Colorado State University throwers have been dominant all year, consistently placing top three or outrigh…

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Focus on Frisco: Mizzou's Soccer Players from the DFW metroplex

Focus on Frisco: Mizzou's Soccer Players from the DFW metroplex

Missouri has three separate players from Frisco, Texas. But, this is anything but a coincidence. At the colle…

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Kylee Simmons leads MU soccer as a role model on and off the field

Kylee Simmons leads MU soccer as a role model on and off the field

Simmons leads the Tigers in goals this season, but her journey started well before the season did. On Sept. 1…

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Starting at the shoelaces: Averi Kroenke's positive outlook on her foot injury

Starting at the shoelaces: Averi Kroenke's positive outlook on her foot injury

While off the court for the foreseeable future, Kroenke remains a ray of sunshine to everyone she meets. Soph…

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Mizzou, Rock Bridge alum Ross Steelman wins The Blue Championship on Korn Ferry Tour

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By Dylan Heinrich
| Columbia Missourian Verified
Former Mizzou and Rock Bridge golfer Ross Steelman won The Blue Championship for his first Korn Ferry Tour title Sunday in Berthoud, Colorado. Steelman shot a 4-under 68, tying the tournament record of 22-under 266 set by Cristobal Del Solar in 2024. It was Steelman’s first title win since going pro in 2023. Steelman played three years at Mizzou, earning a spot on the All-SEC second team as a redshirt sophomore in 2020-21.
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Mizzou, Rock Bridge alum Ross Steelman wins The Blue Championship at Korn Ferry Tour

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By Dylan Heinrich
| Columbia Missourian Verified
Former Mizzou and Rock Bridge golfer Ross Steelman won The Blue Championship for his first Korn Ferry Tour title Sunday in Berthoud, Colorado. Steelman shot a 4-under 68, tying the tournament record of 22-under 266 set by Cristobal Del Solar in 2024. It was Steelman's first title win since going pro in 2023. Steelman’s win bolsters his chances to receive one of the 20 PGA Tour bids given to players in the Korn Ferry Tour determined with a season-long points race.
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Former Tiger wrestler Daniel Lewis announced as newest upcoming addition to Mizzou Hall of Fame

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By Dylan Heinrich
| The Cutoff News
The Mizzou Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2026 continues to grow, with former Tigers wrestler Daniel Lewis announced Monday as the fourth member set to be inducted in the class. Lewis was a member of the Mizzou wrestling team from 2014-18, winning a bevy of awards when the program was still a member of the Mid-American Conference. He wrestled at 165 pounds for his first three seasons before bumping up to 174 as a redshirt junior, the final season of his collegiate career.
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