No. 9 Indiana's swimming and diving teams achieved a significant victory against No. 6 Louisville, highlighted by record-breaking performances. The men's team triumphed decisively, 216-84, winning 15 of 16 events. The women secured their win with a narrower margin of 161-138, setting a new program record in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Notable athletes included freshman Liberty Clark, who set two personal records, and senior Zalán Sárkány, who swept his events.

By the Numbers
  • Women's team set a program record in the 400-yard freestyle relay at 3:08.07.
  • Men's team won 15 out of 16 events in their competition.
  • Zalán Sárkány swept the 1,000-yard, 500-yard, and 400-yard IM races.
State of Play
  • Indiana is gearing up for the championship season with high momentum after this dual meet.
  • Both teams are positioned strongly nationally, with the women holding a No. 9 rank and the men at No. 3.
What's Next

As the teams transition to championship season, their focus will be on maintaining fitness and refining techniques for upcoming competitions. The performance in this meet sets a positive tone for expectations in championships.

Bottom Line

Indiana's swimming and diving teams have demonstrated exceptional form and depth, setting records and winning decisively against top-ranked opponents. Their future prospects look promising as they aim for success in the championship season.