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Lazor is the latest high-profile swimmer to land a Division I coaching position immediately upon retirement.

Utkarsh Patil, a butterfly and backstroke specialist from India, is Indiana's second international verbal commitment in their class of 2027.

Katie Ledecky challenged King to swim the 400 IM while at Pro Swim in Fort Lauderdale. King completed the challenge in Bloomington Friday night.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana head swimming coach Ray Looze announced Friday (June 2) that recently graduated swimmer Noelle Peplowski has joined the IU coaching staff as an assistant coach for men’s and women’s swimming. “It is an honor to have Noelle join our coaching staff,” Looze said. “She has b

Following her recent graduation, Indiana All-American and Big Ten champion Noelle Peplowski is staying with the Hoosiers.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Following a fourth-place performance at the NCAA Championships and a second-straight Big Ten title, Indiana men’s swimming and diving swept the Big Ten’s postseason awards per the conference’s announcement on Wednesday (March 29). All four honorees are, in a way, repeat winners.

The Hoosiers won the conference title this year and finished fourth in the country.

Indiana’s Brendan Burns, Andrew Capobianco, Ray Looze and Drew Johansen all picked up conference honors after a standout NCAA performance.

The Hoosiers took home three individual national championships and broke six program records.

MINNEAPOLIS – Indiana men’s swimming and diving is bringing a trophy back to Bloomington after finishing as the No. 4 team in the nation at the 2023 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships on Saturday (March 25) inside the Jane K. Freeman Aquatic Center. The Hoosiers scored 379 points to earn their