By Spencer Penland on SwimSwam
INDIANA VS KENTUCKY (COMBINED DUAL)
Wednesday, October twenty second, 2025
Lancaster Aquatic Middle, Lexington, KY
SCY (25 yards)
RESULTS
TEAM SCORES
MEN
Indiana – 199
Kentucky – 101
WOMEN
Indiana – 187.5
Kentucky – 112.5
Kentucky hosted Indiana for mid-week twin meet on the Lancaster Aquatic Middle immediately. The Hoosiers dealt with the Wildcats, rising victorious by 98 factors within the males’s crew scoring and 75 factors within the girls’s meet.
Indiana freshman Liberty Clark confirmed off her versatility immediately. Although Clark is primarily a freestyler, already having clocked profession bests of twenty-two.03, 47.39, and 1:42.43 within the free occasions this season, she proved immediately that she could be an asset in lots of strokes. Her first particular person race of the day was the 100 again, the place she got here in 2nd with an enormous profession better of 54.63. That efficiency blew away Clark’s earlier better of 57.44, which she set in February of this yr.
Clark then went on to win the ladies’s 100 fly in 54.48, marking one other profession finest. She clipped her earlier better of 54.72 with that swim. Clark then concluded her meet with one other win and one other large private finest time. She received the ladies’s 200 IM in 1:59.94, crushing her earlier finest of two:03.03.
Clark additionally helped the Indiana ‘A’ 200 medley relay to victory in the beginning of the meet. Mya DeWitt (25.39), Clark (29.15), Sze Yeo (24.65), and Kristina Paegle (22.01) teamed as much as clock a 1:41.20, successful the race handily.
DeWitt was the winner of the ladies’s 100 again, beating out Clark with a 53.78. She posted her season better of 52.34 on the USC Invite about 2 weeks in the past.
One other IU freshman, Luci Gutierrez, swept the ladies’s distance occasions immediately. Gutierrez kicked issues off with a ten:14.46 within the girls’s 1000 free, successful the race by 5 seconds. She then went on to win the five hundred free in 5:00.09, touching out Kentucky’s Katy Jost by 0.11 seconds.
Yet one more Indiana freshman, Grace Hoeper, put up a pair of occasion wins. Hoeper started her meet with a 1:50.16 to win the ladies’s 200 free. She then went on to take the ladies’s 100 free in 50.33.
On the boys’s aspect, Indiana’s Raekwon Noel was tied for the largest winner of the day, claiming victory in 3 particular person occasions and serving to a relay to victory. Noel picked up a win within the males’s 100 again with a 46.96, touching 1st by almost 2 full seconds. That was a powerful efficiency out of Noel, who posted his profession better of 45.87 on the USC Invite 2 weekends in the past.
Noel then went on to take the 200 again with a 1:45.22, successful that race comfortably as effectively. He made it 3-for-3 on particular person occasion wins with a 47.47 within the 100 fly, which was one more race which he received by over a second.
Noel’s meet kicked off with the 200 medley relay, the place he helped IU’s ‘A’ crew to victory. He led off in 21.76, adopted by Travis Gulledge with a 24.43 breast break up, Andrew Shackell with a 21.78 fly break up, and Dylan Smiley with a 19.69 anchor leg. The Hoosiers completed in 1:27.66, beating Kentucky’s crew by simply 0.28 seconds.
Indiana’s Toby Barnett matched Noel with 3 particular person occasion wins on the day. Barnett clocked a 54.45 to win the boys’s 100 breast to kick off his meet immediately. He narrowly touched out teammate Alexei Avakov (54.68) to win that race. Barnett then made it a sweep of the breaststroke occasions on the day, swimming a 1:59.01 within the 200 breast. Avakov was 2nd there as effectively, swimming a 1:59.76.
Barnett concluded his meet with a 1:48.49 within the 200 IM, successful the occasion by almost a full second.
Carson Hick was glorious for Kentucky, sweeping the boys’s distance occasions. He kicked issues off with a 9:01.65 within the males’s 1000 free, main teammate Levi Sandige, who got here in 2nd with a 9:02.19. Hick and Sandige had been then 1-2 within the males’s 500 free, seeing Hick go 4:24.53 and Sandige 4:24.66.
Kentucky’s Falemana Tuufui swept the boys’s dash free occasions on the day. Tuufui first received the boys’s 50 free in 19.84, then went on to win the 100 free in 44.00.
OTHER EVENT WINNERS
Males’s 200 free: Brandon Fleck (IU) – 1:37.90
Ladies’s 100 breast: Olivia Stewart (UK) – 1:04.40
Ladies’s 200 fly: Billie Sherratt (UK) – 2:01.81
Males’s 200 fly: Ryan Merani (UK) – 1:47.26
Ladies’s 50 free: Kristina Paegle (IU) – 23.07
Ladies’s 3-meter diving: Ella Roselli (IU) – 3:06.00
Males’s 1-meter diving: Max Weinrich (IU) – 390.68
Ladies’s 200 again: Grace Frericks (UK) – 1:57.44
Ladies’s 200 breast: Sarah Shaffer (UK) – 2:17.78
Ladies’s 1-meter diving: Ella Roselli (IU) – 324.08
Males’s 3-meter diving: Joshua Hedberg (IU) – 344.55
Ladies’s 400 free relay: Indiana ‘A’ (Hoeper, Bray, Paegle, Hodges) – 3:21.83
Males’s 400 free relay: Indiana ‘A’ (Smiley, Carlbaum, C. McDonald, Van Westering) – 2:56.14
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