Carol Ann Morrow (born 6 April 1946) is a Canadian diver. She competed in two events at the 1964 Summer Olympics.^[1]

Originally a swimmer, Morrow was considered to be "only a bit better than mediocre"^[2] and soon after turned to diving under the coaching of Irene MacDonald and by 1961 had won diving titles in British Columbia and Pacific North West for her age group.^[3]

During the trials for the 1963 Pan American Games, Morrow finished runner-up behind Judy Stewart in the female group.^[4] She achieved a clean sweep of titles in the 1963 British Columbia Championships women's open, with victory scores of 116.27, 110.16 and 58.76 in the 1-metre, 3-metre and tower events respectively.^[5] She would train for at least two hours a day, four days a week with her aim to become a Canadian diving champion.^[2]

Following the Olympics, she won the Alberta Open 1-metre and 3-metre springboard diving championships in September 1964.^[6] In the 1965 Canadian Open springboard diving championships, she won the 1-metre event and was runner-up in the 3-metre event. Her closest opponent was Judy Stewart, who finished in the alternate positions for the respective events.^[7]

Morrow is the daughter of a former Olympic swimmer and attended Lester Pearson High School.^[2]