Ana Hazlehurst Transferring To Rutgers After Freshman Season At Indiana

Ana Hazlehurst will travel east as she has committed to Rutgers for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year. Hazlehurst spent one season at fellow Big Ten school Indiana.

Hazlehurst arrived at Indiana this past fall but did not compete in February for the team as she finished her collegiate season in the dual meet against Louisville. She swam a season best 4:19.18 at that dual meet, off her lifetime best at the time of a 4:16.41. At the beginning of March, Hazlehurst went to the Sectionals meet in Cary and swam a lifetime best 4:15.74. She also posted a lifetime best of a 2:00.01 in the 200 IM in Cary.

Hazlehurst’s SCY lifetime best times are:

  • 100 breast: 1:01.33
  • 100 fly: 53.80
  • 200 IM: 2:00.01
  • 400 IM: 4:15.74

Rutgers finished 11th out of 14 teams at the 2025 Women’s Big Ten Championships while Indiana was notably 2nd. Rutgers was led by their divers who made up four out of the top five individual scorers on the team. Graduate student Molly Urkiel led the swimmers with 37 points as she notably finished 11th in the 400 IM in a 4:10.08.

Based on her best times, Hazlehurst is just off scoring in the 400 IM as it took a 4:14.72 to earn a second swim. She also is just off of the ‘C’ final in the 200 IM as it took a 1:59.66. In addition to her IM events, her best time in the 100 fly would have been the fastest on the team this year as the team did not have any swimmers under 54-seconds. Hazlebhurst’s best time in the 100 fly is also just off of scoring (53.45).

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big10superfan
21 days ago

Congrats and welcome! Great to see a decision like this to an up-and-coming program. Go Ana and go scarlet knights!

Long Strokes
21 days ago

What is going on in Indiana?

NCAA Observer
Reply to  Long Strokes
21 days ago

The same thing that’s going on at every other school in the country: roster cuts leading to slower swimmers being pushed out of the team

Autumn
Reply to  NCAA Observer
21 days ago

IU’s fact-checker squad is working overtime to spin the narrative.

bowman’s burner
Reply to  NCAA Observer
21 days ago

11 girls are leaving iu while only 9 are returning. I have a feeling this is not “the same thing that’s going on at every other school”… iu needs to be investigated because this is turning heads

Autumn
Reply to  bowman’s burner
20 days ago

100%

The Indiana mass exodus isn’t just another case of mandated roster cuts, no matter how hard IU’s damage control bots try to spin it in the comment sections.

For the new girls walking into this blindsided—listen to your gut, and don’t look back.

Last edited 20 days ago by Autumn
Swimswamswum
Reply to  Long Strokes
21 days ago

I doubt she’s transferring because she got cut, there are a few returners I could imagine would be cut before hazlehurst. IU is in shambles after shackell decided to “join the team” if you want to call it that. Even with the shackell situation I bet that there’s something else going on at IU that hasn’t come to light yet.

Skittle
Reply to  Swimswamswum
20 days ago

There’s a lot of “something else” going on at IU

Last edited 20 days ago by Skittle
Joe
22 days ago

Great pick on both sides. Big things ahead. Onwards and upwards!

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Anya has been with SwimSwam since June 2021 as both a writer and social media coordinator. She was in attendance at the 2022, 2023, and 2024 Women's NCAA Championships writing and doing social media for SwimSwam. She also attended 2023 US Summer Nationals as well as the 2024 European Championships …

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