Courtesy: Florida Athletics
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The Florida men’s and women’s swimming & diving teams will kick off the new year at home and will honor their seniors on Friday in the Gators dual meet against Indiana. The senior celebration ceremony will take place at 12:30 p.m., with the main events following after at 1:00 p.m.  The men’s 3-meter diving and women’s 1-meter diving will occur prior at 10:00 a.m.
No. 2/6 Indiana (Men’s Record: 1-1, Women’s Record: 2-1)
Date:Â Friday, Jan. 3
Senior Celebration: 12:30 p.m.
Time:Â 1:00 p.m.
Site:Â Stephen C. O’Connell Center Natatorium
Live Results:Â MeetMobile (App) | DiveMeets.com | @GatorsSwimDv on Socials
Admission:Â Free
Parking / Fan Entrance:Â Fans can use Gate 2 as the entrance to the meet, which will open at 9:30 a.m. The Flat Lot of the O’Dome North parking lot will be available for parking.
All-Time Series against Indiana
Friday marks the fifth meeting between the two programs, with the Florida men holding a 4-0 advantage in the all-time series record. The women look to improve their 1-3 all-time series record against Indiana.
Gators Last Time Out
The Gators make their first appearance since Nov. 22, 2024, when Florida swept the Georgia Fall Invitational for the second-consecutive year. The men totaled 1,157.5 points, while the women finished with 1,156.5 points of their own. Throughout the three days of competition, the Gators recorded 23 top-10 program times and slashed five school records.
Senior Day
Florida honors the careers of 12 Gators on Friday before the main portion of the meet at 12:30 p.m. This senior class has accounted for 39 All-American honors, five SEC Championships, 14 SEC titles and four national titles. Three seniors are members of the 2024-25 U.S. Swimming National Team, while one is a two-time Olympic medalist. In the classroom, this group has been named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll 30 times as well as have had over 10 CSCAA Scholar All-American accolades.
FLORIDA SWIMMING & DIVING 2024-25 SENIOR CLASS | |
Men | Women |
Peter Bretzmann | Anna Auld |
Ben Cote | Micayla Cronk |
Joaquin Gonzalez Pinero | Olivia Peoples |
Oskar Lindholm | Emma Weyant |
Aryan Nehra | |
Raphael Rached Windmuller | |
Julian Smith | |
Brandon Wegner |
About Indiana
Led by Head Coach Ray Looze and Head Diving Coach Drew Johansen, the Hoosier men and women swept the Big Ten Swimming and Diving Conference Championships last season and both teams finished the regular season 8-0 in dual meet competition. The men finished fourth at the 2024 NCAA Championships, as the Hoosiers captured six of the nine diving medals available; two gold, two silver and two bronze. The women went on to finish seventh at the 2024 NCAA Championships.
The No. 2 Indiana men have collected one dual-meet win over Cincinnati, and have one dual-meet loss over No. 1 Texas. The men opened their 2024-25 season at the SMU Classic on Oct. 11, where nine members defeated then-No. 10 Virginia Tech, No. 12 Texas A&M, No. 13 Louisville, No. 16 Auburn and No. 19 Auburn. Indiana then finished first at the Ohio State Invitational on Nov. 23, scoring 2,995.5 points throughout three days of competition to defeat No. 10 Louisville, No. 11 Ohio State, Yale, Penn State, Cincinnati, Northwestern and Notre Dame.
The No. 6 women carry a 2-1 dual-meet record during the 2024-25 season. Indiana finished first at the Ohio State Invitational on Nov. 23, where they scored 2,526.5 points throughout the three days of competition to defeat No. 8 Louisville, No. 13 Ohio State, No. 24 UCLA, Notre Dame, Cincinnati, Penn State, Yale, Rutgers and Northwestern. Indiana has tallied dual-meet wins over Notre Dame and Cincinnati, while falling to No. 2 Texas.
ORDER OF EVENTS
Florida even lanes, Indiana Odd lanes
10:00 a.m. – Diving
- Women’s 1-Meter
- Men’s 3-Meter
12:30 p.m. – Senior Ceremony
1:00 p.m. – Swimming Events
- 200y Medley Relay
- 1,000y Freestyle
- 200y Freestyle
- 100y Backstroke
- 100y Breaststroke
- 200y Butterfly
- 50y Freestyle
2:15 p.m. – Diving
- Women’s 3-Meter
2:45 pm – Swimming Events
- 100y Freestyle
- 200y Backstroke
- 200y Breaststroke
- 500y Freestyle
- 100y Butterfly
3:30 p.m. – Diving
- Men’s 1-Meter
4:00 p.m. – Swimming Events
- 200y IM
- 400 Free Relay
Tried Meet Mobile not getting anything. Do you have the specific wording to use for meet as it’s(Meet Mobile) very picky ?
I searched “Gainesville” and the meet popped up as “UF vs. INDIANA”
Best guess from MM results…racing in practice suits, and both teams did weights this morning.
So ……… what three individual events will Bella Sims swim at the 2025 NCAA DI Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships?
500 FR
200 FR
400 IM
200 BK
200 FL
Tick. Tick. Tick.
In the 2018-2019 season, the IU men beat Florida in a 2-day meet 227-126 (results can be found on the Florida athletics website). So, Florida does not hold a 4-0 all-time advantage…
Livestream?? This is a high profile meet this should absolutely be viewable at home
No livestream. I think Indiana guys are trying to rig up something on Twitch.
Florida didn’t use to have live results because they allegedly had no internet in the pool, which is crazy to me. I assume they use the same justification for no livestream, like it’s not 2025. I always wondered if that was maybe a little white lie that was being told by a coaching staff that was famously unfriendly to the public, but that’s not backed by anything, just a conspiracy theory.
So not one person at Florida knows how to Tether their phone to a computer? Either they are lying or they are the dumbest team in the world
Does this mean SS live recap instead?
Would LOVE some livestream too, but that last sentence feels a little unprofessional and passive aggressive being posted by an admin
More or less passive aggressive and unprofessional than the head coach of the University of Florida refusing to allow live results during his meets?
More or less passive aggressive and unprofessional than the head coach of the University of Florida telling our reporter “you know I hate you guys” when we request an interview with one of his swimmers at a meet?
Or are message board admins the only ones expected to adhere to some vague and undefined standard of “professionalism”?