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While it may be the offseason still, the number of headlines in Hoosier Nation this week was at the highest point since March Madness ended several months ago.

Dear Editor and Community, Our local swim team recently fired its coach Erik Ran. I understand that these things have many different perspectives, but I never see anybody mentioning what Erik Ran’s swimming history included. I swam with him in college at USC. We finished second twice at NCAAs, and he was the highest-scoring swimmer […]

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Fifteen individuals with ties to the Indiana swimming and diving program will compete or coach at the Fukuoka 2023 World Aquatics Championships beginning Friday (July 14). Eleven athletes and four coaches will represent IU on the world stage this month in three different discipl

Coming into the race, Matheny and his coach, Ray Looze, were confident that if he could secure a middle lane for the final, the rest would take care of itself

USA Swimming has added Carmel Swim Club head coach Chris Plumb to the staff for Worlds, replacing Greg Meehan, who withdrew.

Greg Meehan decided to decline his place on the U.S. World Championships coaching staff during an offseason of change at Stanford.

After being named as one of eight assistant coached for Team USA, Greg Meehan will no longer be travelling to Fukuoka this summer.

The announcement for the World Championships at Fukuoka, Japan was made after the five-day national championships closed at the IU Natatorium Saturday.

Former Indiana University standout Mackenzie Looze is retiring from competitive swimming to pursue a master's degree in speech pathology in Boston.

Distance specialist Saadeddin Saadeddin, a 16th-place finisher in the 1500 free at the 2022 US Open, will take his talents to Indiana in the fall of 2024.