Matt Cohen

No IU female swimmer has accomplished more in a college career than Lilly King.

Underclassmen will lead the IU's breaststroke as its greatest ever swimmer departs.

King has eight breaststroke national championships

Lilly King and Jessica Parratto wrapped up their college careers.

IU comes into the night in 11th place in the team standings. 

IU will take a 12-8 nonconference slate into conference play.

IU has eight more points than last year at this juncture of the meet.

17 IU athletes will go to Austin, Texas to compete for a national title.

The sixth-year diver won two events at the NCAA Zone C Championships.

IU will have the Big Ten's largest group, and the third largest in the nation.

King became the first woman to ever break 56 seconds.

Lilly King and Jessica Parratto go out as champions in their final home meet.

IU looks to keep pressure on the Wolverines

The Big Ten conference championships will be the final home meet for two of IU’s greatest female athletes.

Weiss finished just short of her own high school national record.

Seniors Lilly King and Christine Jensen both won three events.

The Hoosiers looked rusty coming off of a two-month break.

The two best teams in the Big Ten will face off for the first time this season in Bloomington.

The five-star recruit impressed in his first game in Bloomington since signing his National Letter of Intent.

The Hoosiers had six winners, four NCAA A cuts and 41 NCAA B cuts.