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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Senior Kristen Hayden’s seventh-place finish in women’s synchronized 3-meter diving on Sunday (July 3) concluded Indiana swimming and diving’s performances at the 2022 FINA World Championships in Budapest.
In all, 13 athletes and two coaches with ties to the Indiana swimming and diving program totaled four medals, three of them gold. The athletes also put together 25 top-15 finishes between diving, open water swimming and pool swimming.
Former IU swimmer Lilly King won three gold medals during the competition. With a victory in the 200-meter breaststroke race, King became the first American swimmer to win a career of gold medals in the 50, 100 and 200-meter events of one stroke at the long course world championships.
On Friday, coming out of his freshman season, Carson Tyler nabbed a bronze medal in mixed synchronized platform diving with USA Diving teammate Delaney Schnell. It was a great final weekend for IU divers, as Kristen Hayden capped the meet with an 13th-place showing Friday in women’s 3-meter diving before her seventh-place performance on Sunday. Hayden also finished eighth in mixed synchronized 3-meter diving last week with IU teammate Quinn Henninger.
The meet opened strong for the Hoosiers as freshman Ching Hwee Gan and former IU swimmer Mohamed Samy each broke national records on the first day of pool swimming competition. Gan’s 16:32.43 set Singapore’s standard in the 1500-meter freestyle and placed 14th in the competition, while Samy went 54.67 in the 100-meter backstroke to set the new mark for Egypt and finish 20th.
Freshman Mariah Denigan represented the Hoosiers in open water swimming. Denigan helped Team USA to a seventh-place finish in the mixed 4×1500-meter swim, then, later in the week, earned an individual 15th-place finish in the women’s 10-kilometer race.
INDIANA SWIMMING DIVING RESULTS
2022 FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Mariah Denigan
Mixed 4x1500m – 1:05:50.50 (7)
10km – 2:02:54.10 (15)
Marwan Elkamash
1500m Freestyle – 15:10.80 (15)
800m Freestyle – 7:52.08 (13)
200m Freestyle – 1:48.48 (28)
400m Freestyle – 3:47.21 (13)
4×100 Freestyle Relay – 3:19.46 (15)
Youssef Elkamash
50m Breaststroke – 27.92 (23)
100m Breaststroke – 1:02.04 (31)
Tomer Frankel
Mixed 4x100m Freestyle Relay – 3:30.24 (12)
100m Butterfly – 51.83 (16)
Mixed 4x100m Medley Relay – 3:48.39 (10)
100m Freestyle Relay – 49.34 (30)
4x100m Freestyle Relay – 3:15.35 (9)
Ching Hwee Gan
1500m Freestyle – 16:32.43 (14)
400m Freestyle – 4:15.19 (23)
Kristen Hayden
3m Synchronized – 273.90 (7)
3m – 270.30 (13)
Mixed 3m Synchronized – 271.86 (8)
Quinn Henninger
3m Synchronized – 299.43 (15)
Mixed 3m Synchronized – 271.86 (8)
Lilly King
4x100m Medley Relay – 3:53.78 (1)
50m Breaststroke – 30.40 (7)
200m Breaststroke – 2:22.41 (1)
Mixed 4×100 Medley Relay – 3:43.16 (1)
100m Breaststroke – 1:06.07 (4)
Vini Lanza
100m Butterfly – 52.78 (25)
200m IM – 2:01.84 (23)
50m Butterfly – 24.26 (41)
Annie Lazor
50m Breaststroke – 30.89 (13)
100m Breaststroke – DQ
Rafael Miroslaw
4×100 Medley Relay – 3:32.63 (6)
100m Freestyle – 48.65 (19)
Mixed 4x100m Medley Relay – 3:46.64 (8)
200m Freestyle – 1:48.28 (26)
Mohamed Samy
100m Backstroke – 54.67 (20)
4x100m Freestyle – 3:19.46 (15)
Carson Tyler
3m – 346.75 (31)
Mixed 10m Synchronized – 315.90 (3)
