TicketsLouis Hunt enters his first year as Cincinnati's assistant diving coach in 2022. Hunt was a student-athlete at UC and competed in the 1-meter, 3-meter, and platform events while obtaining a degree in finance.
Hunt had a terrific four-year career at UC. At the 2018-2019 AAC Championship, he won the 10-meter, stamped third place in the three-meter, and placed top-8 in the 1-meter, ultimately helping the men’s team secure the championship title.
During the 2017-2018 season, Hunt made the podium with a third-place finish on platform at the American Athletic Conference Championships as well as gained AAC All-Academic status.
Hunt earned a silver medal in the men's 3M diving (320.30) and a bronze medal in the men's platform diving (229.10) at the 2016-17 American Athletic Conference Championships. He also won the men's 3M diving competition vs. Miami (Ohio) with a score of 327.85, qualifying him for the NCAA Zone meet.
During the 2015-2016 season, Hunt helped Cincinnati place third in the American Athletic Conference Championship by placing first in the 10-meter, as well as top-16 in the one-meter and three-meter.
Hunt was on the Covington Catholic High School team, where he won the Kentucky state title on the one-meter by breaking a 16-year-old record at the Kentucky state meet by posting a score of 596.40. Hunt also finished as runner-up on the one-meter during the 2014 state meet.
He currently also works at Hunt Companies and is a second-generation Bearcat, as both of his parents are UC graduates.
Hunt had a terrific four-year career at UC. At the 2018-2019 AAC Championship, he won the 10-meter, stamped third place in the three-meter, and placed top-8 in the 1-meter, ultimately helping the men’s team secure the championship title.
During the 2017-2018 season, Hunt made the podium with a third-place finish on platform at the American Athletic Conference Championships as well as gained AAC All-Academic status.
Hunt earned a silver medal in the men's 3M diving (320.30) and a bronze medal in the men's platform diving (229.10) at the 2016-17 American Athletic Conference Championships. He also won the men's 3M diving competition vs. Miami (Ohio) with a score of 327.85, qualifying him for the NCAA Zone meet.
During the 2015-2016 season, Hunt helped Cincinnati place third in the American Athletic Conference Championship by placing first in the 10-meter, as well as top-16 in the one-meter and three-meter.
Hunt was on the Covington Catholic High School team, where he won the Kentucky state title on the one-meter by breaking a 16-year-old record at the Kentucky state meet by posting a score of 596.40. Hunt also finished as runner-up on the one-meter during the 2014 state meet.
He currently also works at Hunt Companies and is a second-generation Bearcat, as both of his parents are UC graduates.