In his first season as diving coach at FGCU, Chris Murray helped build one of the program's most decorated diving classes, capped by his own recognition as ASUN Women's Diving Coach of the Year.

Alexandra Andueza headlined the group, winning the ASUN title in the platform dive (220.95) at the ASUN Championships and adding a fourth-place finish in the 1-meter (264.05) on day two of the meet. Her season also produced three new entries in the program's all-time top performances, the second-best platform score in school history (226.10), the fifth-best 3-meter score (298.80), and the seventh-best 1-meter score (287.40). Andueza went on to become the first FGCU diver in program history to advance to a finals round at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships, placing 17th in prelims (209.20) and finishing 18th overall on the platform (417.05), a program milestone. She also competed in the 1-meter (20th, 252.00) and 3-meter (28th, 241.25) at Zones.

Bella Pfeil turned in the program's 10th-best all-time score in the 1-meter (267.70), which she posted while placing third in the A-final at the ASUN Championships. She also competed on the platform at ASUN, finishing seventh (173.25), and posted the ninth-best platform score in school history (178.40) during the season. Pfeil joined Andueza in representing FGCU at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships, placing 44th on the 1-meter board (186.95). Bri Rodetsky placed third in the platform A-final at the ASUN Championships (199.70), a mark that ranks third-best in program history, while Rylie Darkatsh posted the seventh-best platform score in school history (190.40) and placed fourth in that same ASUN final (189.00). Lana Webb turned in the seventh-best 3-meter score in program history (284.40) during the season.

The diving group earned three ASUN postseason honors under Murray, with Andueza named First Team in the platform dive and Second Team in the 3-meter, Pfeil earning Third Team recognition in the 1-meter, and Rodetsky claiming Third Team honors on the platform.