As Lilly King’s career at IU ends, the legacy she leaves will last forever
The shoes of Lilly King are going to be nearly impossible to fill. No one else on the team wears Crocs on the awards podium.
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The shoes of Lilly King are going to be nearly impossible to fill. No one else on the team wears Crocs on the awards podium.
When he talks to recruits, IU Coach Ray Looze said he rates their different characteristics.
AUSTIN, Texas — IU Coach Ray Looze has called senior Lilly King the greatest female athlete in school history.
AUSTIN, Texas -- Welcome to the live updates page for the final night of the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships. The IDS is in on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin for the final night in the careers of seniors Lilly King and Jessica Parratto.
A silver medal-winning performance in the 400-yard medley relay led the Hoosiers to 11th place in the team standings after the second night of the NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships.
IU baseball is on its longest winning streak of the season after defeating Indiana State University on Tuesday. With five consecutive wins under their belt, the Hoosiers will return to Bart Kaufman Field this weekend to open up Big Ten play.
The decorated college career of senior breaststroker Lilly King will come to an end this weekend in Austin, Texas.
Senior Jessica Parratto is going to the national championships for one final time.
Thirteen swimmers on the IU women's swim and dive team have qualified for the March 20-23 national championship meet in Austin, Texas.
No one who knows Lilly King was surprised at all.
When Lilly King saw a teary-eyed Jessica Parratto walk toward her, she began to cry as well. The two seniors shared a long embrace on the pool deck, as their last home meet came to a close.
NIGHT 4
For the first time since 2011, the Hoosiers will be hosting the Big Ten women’s swimming and diving conference championships.
Only 10 other swimmers have ever accomplished the same feat IU swim and dive signee Emily Weiss did at the 2018-19 Indiana state swimming championships.
The IU women’s swimming and diving team's performance against then-No. 2 Michigan disappointed Coach Ray Looze last week.
A two-month break may have provided the 14th-ranked Hoosiers a chance to rest and relax after four meets in quick succession to start the season.
After a two month break, the No. 14 IU women's swim and dive head back to the pool against the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines.
The wooden bleacher seats of the upper bowl at Bloomington High School North were filled with cream-and-crimson-clad fans. They gave a standing ovation as the newest IU signee took the floor with his Center Grove High School basketball team. Postgame, they went down onto the court to take a picture with the future Hoosier big man.
Just before IU's first meet of the season, on Oct. 21, sixth-year senior diver Jessica Parratto announced she wouldn’t participate due to a neck injury.
Swimming Coach Ray Looze and diving Coach Drew Johansen added six new Hoosiers at the beginning of the first signing period of the year, each hailing from a different state.