Macky Hodges

2025-26 (JUNIOR)

First-team All-American in 800 freestyle relay
Helped Indiana place fifth in 800 free relay with program record 6:48.85, splitting 1:44.59 on third leg
Finished 22nd in 200-yard backstroke (1:52.39), 33rd in 400 IM (4:12.28)
Second-team All-Big Ten
Medaled twice, finished top 10 in four events at Big Ten Championships
Big Ten silver medalist in 800 free relay, setting program record (6:51.11, 1:44.16 split)
Big Ten bronze medalist in 200 back (1:52.74)
Placed sixth in 200 IM (1:56.96), ninth in 400 IM (4:06.63) at conference meet
Finished second in 200 back (1:53.97) in dual meet win over Louisville
Won 400 free relay (3:10.49, 47.92 split) and 800 free relay (6:55.91, 1:43.81 split) at midseason
Placed second in 200 back (1:54.06) at USC Invitational
CSCAA Scholar All-American
Big Ten Distinguished Scholar
Academic All-Big Ten

2024-25 (SOPHOMORE - USC)

First-team All-American in 800 freestyle relay
At the 2025 NCAA Championships, Hodges was 32nd in the 200y back (1:53.58), 46th in the 200y free (1:47.64) and 58th in the 200y IM (2:00.16). She also swam on USC’s 800y free relay (third leg – seventh overall) and 200y free relay (third leg – 21st overall)
At the 2025 Big Ten Championships, Hodges was 17th in the 200y back (1:53.93) and 18th in both the 200y free (1:46.43) and the 200y IM (1:57.69). Mackenzie also swam on USC’s 800y free relay, which finished third overall at Big Ten’s (Hodges swam the third leg).
CSCAA Scholar All-American
Academic All-Big Ten

2023-24 (FRESHMAN - USC)

Hodges qualified to compete at the NCAA Championships as a freshman, where she placed 41st in the 200y free (1:46.08) and 62nd in the 500y free (4:48.10)
At the Pac-12 Championships, Hodges finished 5th in the 200y backstroke (1:54.38), 17th in the 200y free (1:45.10) and 21st in the 500y free (4:48.32)
At the 2024 Speedo Summer Nationals, Hodges won the 200m Backstroke in a school record time of 2:12.72. She was also 5th in the 200m freestyle (2:00.64)

PREP/PERSONAL

While at Santa Margarita Catholic, Hodges was a Trinity League MVP, a National Championship High School MVP, and a four-time Scholastic All-American
Best high school performances include breaking the national record in the 4x100y free relay and breaking four Trinity League records in a single meet
Daughter of Craig and Shelley
Has two siblings, Megan and Mason
Mother, Shelley, played volleyball at Cornell and father, Craig, played professional basketball in the European League