Indiana University Athletics

No. 4/6 Hoosiers Fall to No. 2/2 Texas
11/2/2024 12:06:00 AM | Men's Swimming and Diving, Women's Swimming and Diving
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – No. 4/6 Indiana men's and women's swimming and diving fell to No. 2/2 Texas in early-season dual meet action on Friday (Nov. 1) inside the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center in Austin, Texas.
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Indiana's day, split in two sessions, was highlighted most-of-all by its veteran men's divers. Seniors Carson Tyler and Quinn Henninger finished 1-2 on both springboards. Tyler posted scores of 407.03 on 1-meter and 441.60 on 3-meter. Henninger was right behind him with scores of 353.78 and 408.98. Freshman Joshua Sollenberger placed fourth on 1-meter (339.23) and junior Maxwell Weinrich was fourth on 3-meter (375.45). On the women's side, senior Skyler Liu was the runner-up on the 1-meter board (301.05) and third on 3-meter (312.93).
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Sophomore Miranda Grana continued her fast form, winning the backstroke double. In the morning, Grana posted an NCAA A cut in the 200-yard backstroke with a 1:50.50, the fastest time in the nation this season. She followed it up in the evening with a 51.04 in the 100 back to become the second-fastest woman in program history.
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IU swept the 200 back thanks to Grana and junior Owen McDonald's program record and NCAA A cut 1:38.13 in the morning. McDonald toppled Brendan Burns' 1:38.18 from the 2023 NCAA Championships.
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Like Grana, junior Kristina Paegle won two events. Paegle outpaced Texas Olympian Erin Gemmell in the 50-yard freestyle (21.92) and 100-yard freestyle (48.11) and posted the meet's best anchor splits in the 200 freestyle relay (21.42) and 200 medley relay (21.48).
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Junior Zalán Sárkány posted Indiana's second program record of the day in the 1,000-yard freestyle. His 8:39.44 was 10 seconds quicker than IU's previous standard and finished second Friday by nineteen hundredths.
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TEAM SCORES
Men: No. 2 Texas 97, No. 4 Indiana 89
Women: No. 2 Texas 123, No. 6 Indiana 63
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HOOSIER WINNERS
Men
Luke Barr – 200 freestyle relay (1:16.57)
Finn Brooks – 200 freestyle relay (1:16.57)
Mikkel Lee – 200 freestyle relay (1:16.57), 50 freestyle (19.32)
Owen McDonald – 200 backstroke (1:38.13)
Dylan Smiley – 200 freestyle relay (1:16.57)
Carson Tyler – 1-meter (407.03), 3-meter (441.60)
Jassen Yep – 200 breaststroke (1:51.94)
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Women
Miranda Grana – 200 backstroke (1:50.50), 100 backstroke (51.04)
Kristina Paegle – 100 freestyle (48.11), 50 freestyle (21.92)
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UP NEXT
Indiana will get ready for midseason, set to compete once again in the Ohio State Invitational Nov. 21-23 in Columbus, Ohio.
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Indiana's day, split in two sessions, was highlighted most-of-all by its veteran men's divers. Seniors Carson Tyler and Quinn Henninger finished 1-2 on both springboards. Tyler posted scores of 407.03 on 1-meter and 441.60 on 3-meter. Henninger was right behind him with scores of 353.78 and 408.98. Freshman Joshua Sollenberger placed fourth on 1-meter (339.23) and junior Maxwell Weinrich was fourth on 3-meter (375.45). On the women's side, senior Skyler Liu was the runner-up on the 1-meter board (301.05) and third on 3-meter (312.93).
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Sophomore Miranda Grana continued her fast form, winning the backstroke double. In the morning, Grana posted an NCAA A cut in the 200-yard backstroke with a 1:50.50, the fastest time in the nation this season. She followed it up in the evening with a 51.04 in the 100 back to become the second-fastest woman in program history.
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IU swept the 200 back thanks to Grana and junior Owen McDonald's program record and NCAA A cut 1:38.13 in the morning. McDonald toppled Brendan Burns' 1:38.18 from the 2023 NCAA Championships.
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Like Grana, junior Kristina Paegle won two events. Paegle outpaced Texas Olympian Erin Gemmell in the 50-yard freestyle (21.92) and 100-yard freestyle (48.11) and posted the meet's best anchor splits in the 200 freestyle relay (21.42) and 200 medley relay (21.48).
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Junior Zalán Sárkány posted Indiana's second program record of the day in the 1,000-yard freestyle. His 8:39.44 was 10 seconds quicker than IU's previous standard and finished second Friday by nineteen hundredths.
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TEAM SCORES
Men: No. 2 Texas 97, No. 4 Indiana 89
Women: No. 2 Texas 123, No. 6 Indiana 63
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HOOSIER WINNERS
Men
Luke Barr – 200 freestyle relay (1:16.57)
Finn Brooks – 200 freestyle relay (1:16.57)
Mikkel Lee – 200 freestyle relay (1:16.57), 50 freestyle (19.32)
Owen McDonald – 200 backstroke (1:38.13)
Dylan Smiley – 200 freestyle relay (1:16.57)
Carson Tyler – 1-meter (407.03), 3-meter (441.60)
Jassen Yep – 200 breaststroke (1:51.94)
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Women
Miranda Grana – 200 backstroke (1:50.50), 100 backstroke (51.04)
Kristina Paegle – 100 freestyle (48.11), 50 freestyle (21.92)
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UP NEXT
Indiana will get ready for midseason, set to compete once again in the Ohio State Invitational Nov. 21-23 in Columbus, Ohio.
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@IndianaSwimDive
Be sure to keep up with all the latest news on the Indiana men's and women's swimming and diving teams on social media – Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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#GoIU
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