Meisinger enters her sixth season as the head diving coach at WashU.
In her time at WashU, two Bears have broken 26-year-old records set in 1998. In 2024 as a first-year, Shanze Karimi set a new program record on the 3-meter at McKendree (285.82) and junior Roslyn Tischke set a new record ont he 1-meter against DePauw (267.11).
Shanze Karimi is a three-time All-American under Meisinger's guidance and Madi Okon has earned one All-America honor.
She has been coaching at Clayton Diving Alliance for more than 10 years, where she has coached 18 individuals to 19 top-12 finishes at the USA Diving Junior National Championships, including one champion.
Meisinger has had one diver selected to the USA Diving Junior National Squad and eight athletes win the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) State Diving Championships.
She graduated from Amherst College with a bachelor's degree in political science in 2011. While at Amherst, Meisinger was a three-time Honorable Mention All-American. She was the 2011 NESCAC Champion on both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards, the NESCAC Diver of the Year and 4-year High Point Diver. In her senior year, she was awarded the Friends of Amherst Athletics award in recognition of her commitment to the Amherst diving program.
Meisinger graduated from Saint Louis University in 222 with her Ed.D. in Educational Leadership.
Meisinger and her husband, Sam, reside in Webster Groves with their two children and their dog, Motz.
Updated July 2026
