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After some well deserved time to rest and recover, IU swimming coach Ray Looze said the team is back in the pool more than ready to take on the second half of its season.
When the season started, IU freshman swimmer Lilly King expected to improve, but she did not know just how far her training would take her.
Five IU swimmers traveled to Washington to compete in the AT&T Winter Nationals, while the rest of the team remained in Bloomington to play host to the Hoosierland Invitational this past weekend.
The IU swimming and diving program had a strong start to its weekend of competition as it continues the journey to Rio de Janeiro.
IU swim and dive will compete separately for the second time this season as national competition begins for the 2015-16 season. Five IU swimmers will compete in Federal Way, Washington, in the AT&T Winter National Championships, while the remaining athletes will stay in Bloomington for the Hoosierland Invitational.
The IU diving team has one last chance to achieve everything it has been working toward.
IU men’s and women’s swimming and diving swept its first Big Ten opponent of the season Saturday, as the Hoosiers topped the Wisconsin Badgers.
The IU swimming and diving teams are set to compete again, this time against a Big Ten opponent.
IU swimming and diving tallied 12 event wins and 16 NCAA divisional qualifying times this weekend, but it wasn’t enough to hold off Auburn.
The IU men’s swimming and diving team is out to defend its win last season against Auburn, while the women said they hope to avenge their 16-point loss.
IU swimming and diving was able to record wins in 14 events of Friday and Saturday’s double dual-meet against top-10 teams Florida and Texas.
IU has barely had time to put together its travel squad, but it’s already facing two of its toughest opponents this weekend for the second meet of the season.
The first meet of the IU swimming and diving season was a test-run to choose a traveling squad and predict how the rest of the year will go, IU Associate Coach Mike Westphal said.
There are 72 IU swimmers and divers who will compete in the Hoosiers’ first meet of the season against Cincinnati on Thursday.
Six divers and three swimmers will represent IU in the upcoming 2015 FINA World Aquatic Championships July 24 to Aug. 9 in Kazan, Russia.
In the moments after victory, former IU swimmer Lindsay Vrooman did not visibly celebrate. She did not show much emotion at all.
IU continues to take over Team USA.
After three days of competition, four divers who have IU connections have qualified for the World Championships later this summer in Kazan, Russia.
Freshman diver James Connor was selected to the Australian World Championship team Monday after an impressive weekend at the Australian Open diving championships.
Redshirt freshman Jessica Parratto and IU alumna Amy Cozad competed in the USA Diving Synchro National Championships where they qualified for the 2015 FINA World Championships in Puerto Rico, which starts April 15.
