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Johansen Named Head Coach Of U.S. Olympic Diving Team

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Johansen Named Head Coach of U.S. Olympic Diving Team

INDIANAPOLIS – For the third consecutive Olympic Games, Indiana head diving coach Drew Johansen has been selected as the head coach of the U.S. Olympic Diving Team for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, USA Diving announced on Monday.

“I am so proud to represent not only USA Diving, but the great tradition of diving at Indiana University,” Johansen said. “So many great divers contributed to keeping the Olympic tradition alive in Blooming. Past, present and future.”

Under Johansen at the Olympic Games London 2012, the United States took home one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals. The four medals were the most for Team USA in diving since the Olympic Games in Seoul in 1988.

In the Olympic Games Rio 2016, Team USA recorded three medals: two silver and one bronze.

In total, Johansen has coaches six different athletes to the Olympic games, five of which made their first games as an undergraduate. Team USA has achieved seven total medals in his previous two Olympics.

Johansen helped place, three Hoosier divers, in the Olympics after a successful week at the Olympic Trials. Two-time defending NCAA 3-Meter Champion and current IU student-athlete Andrew Capobianco will compete in both the 3-meter Springboard and 3-meter Synchro events. He will be joined by former Indiana All-American Mike Hixon in the 3-meter Synchro event. Indiana alumnus and NCAA 10-meter Platform Champion Jessica Parratto will join forces with Delaney Schnell in the 10-meter Synchro event.

The Olympic Games 2020 Tokyo begin on July 23.

U.S. DIVERS HEADED TO TOKYO

Andrew Capobianco – 3M Springboard, 3M Springboard Synchro

Mike Hixon – 3M Springboard Synchro

Jessica Parratto – 10M Platform Synchro@IndianaSwimDive

For all the latest on Indiana University swimming and diving, be sure to follow the team at @IndianaSwimDive on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

JULY EDITION OF THE NEW HARMONY GAZETTE

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JULY EDITION OF THE NEW HARMONY GAZETTE

New Harmony Gazette July 2021

 

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High-Paying, In-Demand Welding Careers Await Vincennes University Students

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VINCENNES, Ind., June 21, 2021 – A career in welding can lead to jobs building race cars, making aircraft and ships, or working on an oil rig in the ocean. There is high demand for skilled welders, who earn high wages in a variety of industries and fields.
The American Welding Society estimates the shortage of skilled welders could be higher than 450,000 professionals by 2022. Retiring baby boomers have impacted the number of available jobs and advanced technology is making modern welding a more high-tech skill.
Vincennes University is filling the gap and training a much-needed skilled workforce for the state of Indiana and the nation through its Welding Technology program. VU’s associate degree program is designed to prepare students to become welders in the field in addition to managers, foremen, welding inspectors, and engineers.
According to Lincoln Electric Technical Sales Representative Nathaniel Tsai, “We tell students the demand for welders is so high that you can find a job anywhere you go. Whether it’s a tractor-trailer facility, an automotive facility, or a construction steel facility. Anywhere you go, you have a skill set that you have learned whether it is at Vincennes University or Lincoln Electric that can be applied and is in desperate need right now, and makes you an attractive prospect for companies.”
A shortage of workers is pushing wages higher and leading to sign-on bonuses in skilled trades like welding. Since welders are in huge demand and are in short supply, they have the freedom to choose who to work for and where to work.
“We have employers and labor unions come in, and they all need all of our students,” VU Welding Technology Department Chair Tom Noel said. “They’re not down one position. They’re down 30 or 40 positions. The demand is higher than it has been in probably 20 years. They need trained, skilled, start today welders.”
The median annual wage for welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers was $44,190 in May 2020, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The highest 10 percent earned more than $66,250. Multiple welding jobs exist that pay six figures.
VU’s welding program has a graduate placement rate of around 96 to 97 percent yearly. Graduates typically earn a starting wage between $20 and $25 per hour.
“VU’s Welding Technology program is an excellent program,” Bedford North Lawrence High School Welding Instructor David McCart said. “The instructors are very good at what they do. They are very personable and know the welding industry inside and out. The students that I’ve had go through VU have gone on and had success in the welding industry.”
VU recently hosted the annual Lincoln Electric Summer Workshop. Career opportunities, advanced processes, hands-on training, robotics, and other welding-related topics were explored by high school educators to help them better prepare their students for the workforce.
Like many industries, technology is leading to fast-growing changes in the welding industry. Manual welders are in demand. However, there is also a need for individuals who have the knowledge and skills to program welding robots.
A skilled manual welder who can program and operate automated welding systems and advanced manufacturing technology increases marketability in students.
Tsai demonstrated a state-of-the-art welding robot arm designed for classroom use during the workshop on the Vincennes Campus. He emphasizes that robots enhance the way we work.
“A robot cannot run without someone telling it what to do,” Tsai said. “It used to be the phrase, “Automation is the future.” That is no longer true. Automation is the current, present time. It has been going on for decades and decades, and it keeps advancing every year. Every year there’s a new piece of technology or changes that are made. Automation is almost in every industry market. It is used for repetitive and meticulous jobs.”
Tsai added, “Welders have an accomplished skill and take pride in their work, doing something they enjoy. By adding a robot in a welding station, the skilled welder who learned the trade from a school like Vincennes University, can hone in on their craft and create future advancements and opportunities.”
A welding career can result in financial and job security, career advancement, and valuable and rewarding work throughout the world. Click here for more information about VU’s Welding Technology program. Apply to VU.
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About Vincennes University – Indiana’s First College
VU is state-supported with campuses in Vincennes and Jasper, the Aviation Technology Center and American Sign Language program in Indianapolis, Early College Career and Technical Education Centers, and additional sites such as the Gene Haas Training and Education Center in Lebanon, the Logistics Training and Education Center in Plainfield, and the Gibson County Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics in Fort Branch. VU offers online degrees and classes to students who need access to college courses and flexibility through its Distance Education.
A leader in dual credit and career and technical education statewide, VU also offers instruction at military sites throughout the nation.
In addition to offering a wide range of associate degree and certificate programs, VU also offers bachelor’s degree programs in technology, homeland security, nursing, health care services administration, secondary education programs in mathematics and science, and special education/elementary education.
VU enrolls students from throughout Indiana, 35 other states, and 21 other countries. Tuition and fees are the lowest among Indiana campuses with residence halls. VU is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
Founded in 1801, VU is Indiana’s first college and is the only college in the nation founded by an individual who would later become President of the United States. William Henry Harrison, the ninth U.S. President, founded VU while serving as governor of the Indiana Territory. More information is available at www.vinu.edu.

Shelby County Prosecutor Elected as IPAC Chair

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Shelby County Prosecutor Elected as IPAC Chair

INDIANAPOLIS (June 21, 2021) – Shelby County Prosecutor James ‘Brad’ Landwerlen is the new Chair of the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council Board of Directors after an election last week.

Landwerlen, the prosecutor in Shelby County since 2016, was elected during a members meeting during IPAC’s annual Summer Conference. He takes over for outgoing Chair Anthony Quinn, the Dubois County Prosecutor, and will serve a one-year term. Landwerlen has been a Board member for several years and served as Vice-Chair while Quinn was Chair.

“I’m excited about the opportunity to lead and advocate for prosecutors across the state,” Landwerlen said. “This coming year will be filled with many challenges and opportunities and I am confident prosecutors will be up to the task.”

Scott County Prosecutor Chris Owens will serve as Vice-Chair and Elkhart County Prosecutor Vicki Becker was chosen as Secretary.

IPAC Membership also approved a new slate of Board members, which is as follows:

  • Vicki Becker, Elkhart County
  • Andrew Bryson, Union County
  • Daniel Hampton, Kosciusko County
  • Brad Landwerlen, Shelby County
  • Jeremy Mull, Clark County
  • Erika Oliphant, Monroe County
  • Chris Owens, Scott County
  • Anthony Quinn, Dubois County
  • Wesley Schemenaur, Jay County
  • Steven Sonnega, Morgan County

FOOTNOTE: About the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council: The IPAC is a non-partisan, independent state judicial branch agency that supports Indiana’s 91 prosecuting attorneys and their chief deputies. It is governed by a 10-member board of directors of elected prosecuting attorneys. The IPAC assists prosecuting attorneys in the preparation of manuals, legal research and training seminars. It serves as a liaison to local, state, and federal agencies, study commissions, and community groups in an effort to support law enforcement and promote the fair administration of justice.

KENNY G CONCERT SCHEDULED AT VICTORY THEATRE ON DECEMBER 6, 2021

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KENNY G CONCERT SCHEDULED AT VICTORY THEATRE ON DECEMBER 6, 2021  

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 Grammy and American Music Award winner Kenny G will be bringing his holiday sounds to the stage of the Victory Theatre on December 6, 2021. A phenomenally successful instrumentalist whose recordings routinely made the pop, R&B, and jazz charts during the 1980s and ’90s, Kenny G‘s sound became a staple on adult contemporary and smooth jazz radio stations. He’s a fine player with an attractive sound (influenced a bit by Grover Washington, Jr.) who often caresses melodies, putting a lot of emotion into his solos. Because he does not improvise much (sticking mostly to predictable melody statements), his music largely falls outside of jazz. However, because he is listed at the top of “contemporary jazz” charts and is identified with jazz in the minds of the mass public. 

Kenny Gorelick started playing professionally with Barry White‘s Love Unlimited Orchestra in 1976. He was eventually signed to Arista, recording his debut as a leader in 1982. His fourth album, Duotones(which included the very popular “Songbird”), made him into a star. Soon he was in demand for guest appearances on recordings of such famous singers as Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, and Natalie Cole. Kenny G’s own records have sold remarkably well, particularly Breathless, which has easily topped eight million copies in the U.S.; his total album sales top 30 million copies. 

The holiday album Miracles, released in 1994, and 1996’s Moment continued the momentum of his massive commercial success. He also recorded his own version of the Celine Dion/Titanic smash “My Heart Will Go On” in 1998, but the following year he released Classics in the Key of G, a collection of jazz standards like “‘Round Midnight” and “Body and Soul,” possibly to reclaim some jazz credibility. Faith: A Holiday Album was released that same year, followed by a limited-edition re-release of the 1997 Greatest Hits disc. In 2002 Kenny G dipped into tropical territory with Paradise, which featured guest appearances by Brian McKnight and Chanté Moore. This was followed by a music video collection, another holiday album, entitled Wishes, and, in 2003, a second greatest hits collection, Ultimate Kenny G. Perhaps in a bid to shake up his discography a bit, in 2004 Kenny G released At Last…The Duets Album, which featured “duets” with LeAnn Rimes and Chaka Khan. Two years later, smooth jazz’s king of the soprano sax returned to a purely instrumental approach on the brassy, big-band-inspired albums Holiday Collection and I’m in the Mood for Love; 2006 was also the year the artist was dubbed the best golfer in music by Golf Digest, beating out Vince Gill for the number one spot. In 2008, Kenny G released the Latin-inspired Rhythm and Romance. The sax player next drifted toward R&B for 2010’s Heart and Soul, which featured guest vocals from Robin Thicke and Babyface. A collection with Rahul Sharma called Namaste followed in 2012, and in 2015 Kenny G released a tribute to bossa nova titled Braz 

USI Archie Award Results Announced

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University of Southern Indiana Athletics announced its 2020-21 award winners Sunday night in the 2021 Archie Awards, which was presented by Old National Bank on the GLVC Sports Network.

Student-Athlete of the Year

Headlining the list of honorees was USI’s Male and Female Student-Athletes of the Year, which respectively went to Men’s Basketball senior forward Josh Price (Indianapolis, Indiana) and women’s cross country/track & field senior Jennifer Comastri (Indianapolis, Indiana).

Price earned honorable mention All-All-America honors from the Division II Conference Commissioner’s Association as well as first-team All-District accolades from the National Association of Basketball Coaches in 2020-21. He was a unanimous first-team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference and GLVC All-Defensive team selection after finishing fourth in the league with 16.7 points per game and second with 8.9 rebounds per appearance.

Student-athletes under consideration for this year’s Male Student-Athlete of the Year award included Men’s Soccer sophomore Zach Barton (St. Louis, Missouri), Baseball junior Ethan Hunter (Terre Haute, Indiana) and senior Bryce Krizan (Mt. Vernon, Indiana), and men’s track & field junior Austin Nolan (Evansville, Indiana) and freshman Titus Winders (Mansfield, Tennessee).

Previous winners of the award were Duncan Bray (2003, 2004; soccer), Matt Keener (2005; baseball), Chris Thompson (2006; basketball), Melvin Hall (2007; basketball), Paul Jellema (2008; cross country/track), Shaun Larsen (2009; baseball), Jamar Smith (2010; basketball), Trevor Leach (2011; baseball), Dustin Emerick (2012;  cross country & track), Michael Jordan (2013; cross country & track), Johnnie Guy (2014, 2016; cross country & track), Tyler Pence (2015, cross country & track), Jeril Taylor (2017, basketball), and Alex Stein (2018, 2019; basketball). The award was not presented in 2020 due to COVID-19.

Comastri earned first-team All-America honors in the indoor 5,000 meters and second-team All-America honors in the outdoor 5,000 meters during the indoor and outdoor track & field seasons. She was the GLVC Champion in the outdoor 5,000 meters and earned All-GLVC honors in cross country as well as two All-GLVC awards in outdoor track & field. She also was All-Region in the indoor 5,000 meters as well as the outdoor 5,000 and 10,000 meters, while breaking the school records in the indoor 5,000 meters as well as the 10,000 meters.

Student-athletes under consideration for this year’s Female Student-Athlete of the Year award included Volleyball sophomore Leah Anderson (Bloomington, Illinois), Softball freshman Mackenzie Bedrick (Brownsburg, Indiana), Women’s Basketball senior Emma DeHart(Indianapolis, Indiana) and Women’s Soccer senior Madelyne Juenger (Columbia, Illinois).

Previous winners of the award were Shannon Wells (2003, volleyball), Jenny Farmer (2004; cross country/track), Heather Cooksey (2005; cross country/track), Laura Ellerbusch (2006; volleyball), Allison Shafer (2007; cross country/track), Kristin Eickholt (2008; softball), Mary Ballinger (2009, 2010; cross country/track), Danielle LaGrange (2011, 2012; volleyball), Susan Ellsperman (2013; soccer), Anna Hackert (2014; basketball), MacKenzie Dorsam (2015; softball), Haley Hodges (2016 & 2017; softball) and Emily Roberts (2016; cross country/track), Kaydie Grooms (2018; basketball), and Jennifer Leonhardt (2019; softball). The award was not presented in 2020 due to COVID-19.

Screaming Eagle Pride Award
In addition to Student-Athletes of the Year, USI Director of Athletics Jon Mark Hall announced the winners of the Male and Female Screaming Eagle Pride Awards, which respectively went to Baseball senior Manny Lopez (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) and Volleyball senior Callie Gubera (Thorntown, Indiana).

Lopez was voted by the USI Athletics coaches and staff members as the Male Screaming Eagle Pride Award winner after demonstrating all the attributes that embodies Screaming Eagles both on and off the playing field. He was a second-team Academic All-American in 2020 and has demonstrated a positive attitude as well as positive sportsmanship to everyone around him.

In addition to Lopez, student-athletes that were nominated for the Male Screaming Eagle Pride Award included Men’s Basketball sophomore Tyler Henry (Brooklyn, New York) and Men’s Track & Field senior Austin Nolan (Evansville, Indiana).

Gubera was voted by the USI Athletics coaches and staff members as the Female Screaming Eagle Pride Award winner after seeing years of hard work and dedication pay off for her on the court this year. She earned a spot as USI’s startling libero this Spring, helping USI claim its first GLVC Tournament title since 2004 and being named the GLVC Defensive Player of the Week as well as the AVCA Division II National Player of the Week along the way.

In addition to Gubera, student-athletes that were nominated for the Female Screaming Eagle Pride Award included Women’s Soccer senior Megan Brune (Olathe, Kansas), Softball junior Courtney Schoolcraft (Crest Hill, Illinois), Women’s Basketball senior Audrey Turner(Fishers, Indiana) and women’s cross country/track & field sophomore Presley Warren (Henderson, Kentucky).

Previous winners of the Pride Award were Ginnie Roberts (softball) 2003; Mike Arnold (men’s basketball) 2004; Brian Kendall (men’s cross country/track) 2005; Angie Davis (softball) 2006; Geoff Van Winkle (men’s basketball) 2007; Kathy Wood (softball) 2008;  Austin Inge (men’s track) and Brittany Neuman (women’s basketball) 2009; Jeron Lewis (men’s basketball) and Sara Loete (softball) 2010; Lauren Meneghetti (women’s basketball) and Mohamed Ntumba (men’s basketball) 2011; Susan Ellsperman (women’s soccer) and Brendan Devine (men’s cross country/track) 2012; Ellena Stumpf (women’s tennis) and Scott Ernstberger (baseball) 2013; Stephanie Carpenter (women’s basketball) and Jeff Neidlinger (men’s soccer) 2014; Austin Davis (men’s basketball); and Mary O’Keefe (women’s basketball) 2015; McKinsey Durham (women’s soccer) and Lucas Woodford (men’s soccer) 2016; and Kendyl Dearing (women’s basketball) and Bobo Drummond (men’s basketball) 2017; Olivia Clark-Kittleson (softball) and Adam Zehme (men’s soccer) 2018; Alex Stein (men’s basketball) and Claire Johnson (softball) 2019. The award was not presented in 2020 due to COVID-19.

Team GPA Award
USI’s Team GPA award went to Women’s Tennis, which compiled a blistering 3.705 GPA in 2020-21 to edge runner-up, Women’s Soccer, which finished the year with a modest 3.699 team GPA. Women’s Golf (3.582), Women’s Cross Country (3.575) and Women’s Basketball (3.558) rounded out the top five teams in contention for the award.

The Team GPA award marks the second straight season Women’s Tennis has claimed the award after earning the honor following the 2019-20 academic calendar. It also pulls them into a tie for with Women’s Soccer (2006, 2018) and Softball (2012, 2014) for the third-most Team GPA awards since its inception in 2006. Volleyball has claimed the Award a record five times (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2015), while Women’s Cross Country (2013, 2016, 2017) has won the award three times. Women’s Basketball earned the award in 2011.

Archie Awards
The student-athlete voted Archie Awards also were presented by USI Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator Alex Eaton Sunday night. Softball’s Courtney Schoolcraft (Crest Hill, Illinois) was honored with the Inspiration Award as well as the Best Comeback Award, while Men’s Basketball seniors Josh Price (Indianapolis, Indiana) and Mateo Rivera (Indianapolis, Indiana) were named the Duo of the Year.

USI Volleyball was the student-athletes choice for Team of the Year, while student athletes from each team were recognized with “Most Likely to” awards in the categories of die first in a horror movie; be late to a practice or game; make you smile; best shoulder to cry on; be at Chick-fil-A; and be on a reality show.

The 2021 Archie Awards are available to watch on-demand on the GLVC Sports Network.

Most Likely Awards:

Most likely to die first in a horror movie
-Baseball: Sammy Barnett
-Men’s Basketball: Keegan Wilcher
-Women’s Basketball: Tara Robbe
-Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Cameron Cox
-Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Hadley Fisher & Kati Hoerig
-Men’s Golf: Peyton Short
-Women’s Golf: Halle Gutwein
-Men’s Soccer: Justin Brooks
-Women’s Soccer: Alyssa Wright
-Softball: Katie Back
-Men’s Tennis: Parker Collignon
-Women’s Tennis: Elizabeth Cluck
-Volleyball: Audrey Crowder

Most likely to be late to a practice or game
-Baseball: Austin Moody
-Men’s Basketball: Jelani Simmons
-Women’s Basketball: Ashley Hunter
-Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Cameron Cox
-Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Hope Jones (Winders)
-Men’s Golf: Jace Day
-Women’s Golf: Brooke Moser
-Men’s Soccer: Alec Meissner
-Women’s Soccer: Maggie Winter
-Softball: Sammie Kihega
-Men’s Tennis: Kooper Falkenstein
-Women’s Tennis: Alexa Wilkison
-Volleyball: Taylor Littekin

Most likely to make you smile
-Baseball: Sam Mudd
-Men’s Basketball: Clayton Hughes
-Women’s Basketball: Ashlynn Brown
-Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Cameron Cox
-Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Emma Brown
-Men’s Golf: Zach Breault
-Women’s Golf: Kelci Katterhenry
-Men’s Soccer: Ryan Nevins
-Women’s Soccer: Jill DiTusa
-Softball: Mikaela Domico
-Men’s Tennis: Spencer Blandford
-Women’s Tennis: Lauryn Thompson
-Volleyball: Katherine Koch

Best Shoulder to cry on
-Baseball: Sam Boese
-Men’s Basketball: Clayton Hughes
-Women’s Basketball: Hannah Haithcock
-Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Todd Baxter
-Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Lauren Greiwe
-Men’s Golf: Nate Caudle
-Women’s Golf: Hannah Herma
-Men’s Soccer: Zach Barton
-Women’s Soccer: Megan Brune
-Softball: Katie Back
-Men’s Tennis: Dylan Brown
-Women’s Tennis: Chloe McIsaac
-Volleyball: Casey Cepicky

Most likely to be at Chick-fil-A
-Baseball: Tyler Hagedorn
-Men’s Basketball: Michael Rogers
-Women’s Basketball: Lexi Thompson
-Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Will Sims
-Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Aubrie Deal
-Men’s Golf: Matthew Kingston
-Women’s Golf: Hannah Herma
-Men’s Soccer: Eli Quivey
-Women’s Soccer: Madelyne Juenger
-Softball: Mikaela Domico
-Men’s Tennis: Spencer Blandford
-Women’s Tennis: Lauryn Thompson
-Volleyball: Leah Anderson

Mostly likely to be on a reality show
-Baseball: Paul Perez
-Men’s Basketball: Ashlynn Brown
-Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Noah Hufnagel
-Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field: Hadley Fisher
-Men’s Golf: Matthew Kingston
-Women’s Golf: Hannah Herma
-Men’s Soccer: Scott Ross
-Women’s Soccer: Skylar Brant
-Softball: Mikaela Domico
-Men’s Tennis: Marvin Kromer
-Women’s Tennis: Lindsey McCord
-Volleyball: Casey Cepicky

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Brinegar Earns Second Olympic Race Eight Hoosiers to Represent Team USA in Tokyo

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Indiana rising redshirt junior Michael Brinegar advanced to the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 in his second event during the final night of finals at the 2020 Olympic Trials at the CHI Health Center on Sunday night.

 

The Wave II eight-day Trials competition serves as the sole qualifier for pool swimmers on the U.S. Olympic Team for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. The top 16 times out of the preliminary heats will form the semifinals for all events at 200m or less, with the top eight semifinalists advancing to the finals. In events 400m or longer, the top eight swimmers out of the preliminary heats will head straight to the finals.

 

Athletes will earn a spot on the U.S. Olympic Team roster at each of the eight finals sessions.

 

1500m FREESTYLE

Michael Brinegar, an Olympian in the 800m Freestyle, earned a second roster spot after finishing second in the 1500m Freestyle final with a time of 15:00.87, narrowly missing his career-best time of 15:00.82.

 

He carried the third spot in the standings for the first half of the race before overtaking the second spot. He remained in second for the remainder of the race and was only out-touched by Bobby Finke (14:46.06).

 

FINAL RESULTS

MEN’S 1500m FREESTYLE

  1. Michael Brinegar – 15:00.87 #

 

Advanced to Olympics #

 

U.S. HOOSIER SWIMMERS AND DIVERS HEADED TO TOKYO
Zach Apple – 100m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle Relay

Michael Brinegar – 800m Freestyle, 1500m Freestyle

Andrew Capobianco – 3M Springboard, 3M Springboard Synchro

Mike Hixon – 3M Springboard Synchro

Lilly King – 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke

Annie Lazor – 200m Breaststroke

Jessica Parratto – 10M Platform Synchro

Blake Pieroni – 400m Freestyle Relay

 

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