Indiana vs Michigan
- Bloomington, IN
- January 10, 2025
- SCY (25 Yards)
- Live Results and on Meet Mobile: “IU – Michigan” or search Bloomington
- Full Meet Results
Indiana is hosting Michigan today for their first dual meet of the year.
We will get transfer Caspar Corbeau in an Indiana cap for the first time after he transferred from Texas midseason.
After the meet was over, Indiana marked a significant number of races as Exhibition. The “Full Meet Results” have the appropriate placement and scoring for every event.
Women’s 200 Medley Relay
Top 5 Relays
- Indiana ‘A’- 1:35.47
- Michigan ‘A’- 1:36.57
- Indiana ‘B’- 1:37.13
- Michigan ‘B’- 1:38.10
- Michigan ‘C’- 1:39.92
The IU women started the meet off strong, picking up a win in the 200 medley relay by over a second. Kacey McKenna led off in 24.08, Kabria Chapman swam the breast at 27.27, Miranda Grana swam fly in 23.11, and Kristina Paegle did the free in 21.01. Their final time of 1:35.47 is the fastest the team has been this season, besting the 1:35.90 they went at the Ohio State Invitational. It also currently ranks them 10th in the NCAA.
Michigan came in 2nd with their team of Casey Chung (24.65), Letitia Sim (27.33), Brady Kendall (23.35), and Lindsay Flynn (21.34), swimming 1:36.57. They have been 1:36.17 this season.
Mya Dewitt led off the Indiana ‘B’ relay in 24.00, which is faster than McKenna’s backstroke leg on the A, and was the fastest in the field.
Men’s 200 Medley Relay
Top 5 Relays
- Indiana ‘A’- 1:22.64
- Indiana ‘B’- 1:22.69
- Michigan ‘A’- 1:23.80
- Indiana ‘C’- 1:24.97
- Michigan ‘B’- 1:27.08
The Indiana men started the meet fast. Their ‘A’ and ‘B’ relays would both rank in the top1-10 in the NCAa this season, coming in at 6th and 7th respectively. This is an improvement from where heir ‘B’ currently sits on the list in 7th place, after beating the ‘A’ at the Ohio State Invite.
The ‘B’ had faster splits on three of the four legs, sitting almost a second in front going into the freestyle.
Luke Barr led off in 20.88 a little more than two tenths faster than Miroslav Knedla‘s 21.13 leading off the ‘A’ relay. Caspar Corbeau swam his first race in an Indiana cap on the ‘B’ breaststroke leg, splitting a 22.84 to beat Brian Benzing‘s 23.06. Finn Brooks swam the fly leg for the ‘B’, coming in at 19.60 to Tomer Frankel‘s 19.92.
Despite leading most of the race, it came down to the freestyle leg, and ‘B’ relay anchor Mikkel Lee‘s 19.37 could not hold off Matt King‘s 18.53 on the ‘A’ leaving them to finish five one-hundredths back.
If you add the fastest splits together, Indiana’s 200 medley comes in at 1:21.85, which would rank them 4th this year, behind Florida, ASU, and Tennessee.
Michigan’s team of Jack Wilkening (21.26), Ozan Kalafat (23.77), Tyler Ray (19.73), and Bence Szabados (19.04) took 3rd.
Women’s 1000 Free
- Rebecca Diaconescu (MICH)- 9:32.96
- Ching Gan (IU)- 9:38.27
- Marian Ploeger (MICH)- 9:42.08
- Elyse Heiser (IU)- 9:44.38
- Katie Carson (IU)- 9:48.69
Freshman Rebecca Diaconescu from Michigan took the top spot in the 1000 yard freestyle, coming in at 9:32.96, which is a three-and-a-half second drop from her personal and season best time of 9:36.45, which she went to open her mile at the Georgia Tech Invite. This is the 6th fastest time in Division I this year.
Ching Gan picked up 2nd for Indiana in 9:38.27, an add from her her best of 9:30.07 from last February.
Men’s 1000 Free
- Zalan Sarkany (IU)- 8:43.80
- Jon Jontvedt (MICH)- 8:55.40
- Saadeddin Saadeddin (IU)- 9:06.44
- Leonardo Pelaez (IU)- 9:07.63
- Joshua Brown (MICH)- 9:07.85
Junior transfer Zalan Sarkany won the 1000 free for Indiana, swimming 8:43.80 in the event. Sarkany currently sits in 2nd for the season at the 8:39.44 he went vs Texas in November.
Jon Jontvedt, a freshman from Michigan, touched 2nd in 8:55.40, two tenths faster than his season and personal best of 8:55.68.
IU grabbed third with Saadeddin Saadeddin‘s 9:06.44, which is a seven second drop from his season best of 9:13.75.
Women’s 200 Free
- Anna Peplowski (IU)- 1:41.63
- Stephanie Balduccini (MICH)- 1:43.65
- Malia Amuan (MICH)- 1:46.00
- Reese Tiltmann (IU)- 1:46.85
- Christey LIang (MICH)- 1:47.76
Anna Peplowski blasted a 200 free time of 1:41.63 to win the event for Indiana and earn the fastest time in the nation this season. Peplowski currently sits in 3rd with the 1:42.36 mark she set at the Ohio State Invite, but with her time today she will jump ahead of Michigan’s Stephanie Balduccini‘s 1:41.85.
Balduccini, a sophomore, was also in the race, coming in 2nd in 1:43.65 for Michigan. Her best time in the event is that 1:41.85 from the Georgia Tech Invite earlier this season
Men’s 200 Free
- Rafael Miroslaw (IU)- 1:31.94
- Luke Barr (IU)- 1:33.77
- Cooper McDonald (IU)- 1:34.76
- Lorne Wigginton (MICH)- 1:34.99
- Eitan Ben Shitrit (MICH)- 1:35.07
Rafael Miroslaw from Indiana touched first in the men’s 200 freestyle, stopping the clock at 1:31.94. This is only Miroslaw’s 2nd meet back with Indiana, after not competing for them the first semester due to the World Cup and World Championships. This time is just off his best of 1:30.76 from last year’s NCAA Championships. His time today is good for 10th in this season’s Division I rankings.
IU also took 2nd and 3rd with Luke Barr going 1:33.77 and Cooper McDonald swimming 1:34.76
Women’s 100 Back
- Miranda Grana (IU)- 51.29
- Mya DeWitt (IU)- 52.03
- Kacey McKenna (IU)- 52.43
- Lexi Greenhawt (MICH)- 52.81
- Casey Chung (MICH)- 53.45
Indiana took the top three spots in the 100 backstroke. Sophomore transfer Miranda Grana took 1st in 51.29. Her personal best in the event is 50.65 from SECs last year, and she has been 51.04 this season. Mya DeWitt took 2nd in 52.03, and Kacey McKenna was 3rd at 52.43. All three girls have been faster this season.
Lexi Greenhawt got 4th for Michigan, coming in at 52.81. This was a new season best for her, improving from the 53.48 she went in prelims at the Georgia Tech Invite.
Men’s 100 Back
- Owen McDonald (IU)- 45.00
- Miroslav Knedla (IU)- 45.63
- Jack Wilkening (MICH)- 45.94
- Gavin Wight (IU)- 45.97
- Kai Van Westering (IU)- 47.05
Indiana junior, Owen McDonald, won the 100 backstroke in 45.00. He was 44.25 at the 2024 NCAAs, and he went 44.93 Ohio State Invitational.
IU also earned 2nd, 4th, and 5th in the event. Miroslav Knedla placed 2nd in 45.63, an add from his season best of 45.27. Gavin Wight placed 4th in 45.97, and Kai Van Westering was 5th at 46.65. Both added from their season and personal best times.
Jack Wilkening from Michigan was 3rd, swimming 45.94 in the event, which was an add from his season best of 45.48.
Women’s 100 Breast
- Brearna Crawford (IU)- 1:00.44
- Mary Elizabeth Cespedes (IU)- 1:00.67
- Letitia Sim (MICH)- 1:00.71
- Devon Kitchel (MICH)- 1:00.99
- Kabria Chapman (IU)- 1:01.07
Brearna Crawford won the women’s 100 breast for Indiana in 1:00.44. This was only three one-hundredths off her season best of 1:00.41 from the Ohio State Invite. She has a lifetime best of 59.32 from November 2021.
Mary Elizabeth Cespedes a new lifetime best of 1:00.67 for 2nd, improving from the 1:00.88 she went at midseason.
Letitia Sim placed 3rd in 1:00.71, an add from the 59.46 she went at the Georgia Tech Invite in November.
Men’s 100 Breast
- Brain Benzing (IU)- 51.45
- Caspar Corbeau (IU)- 51.49
- Josh Matheny (IU)- 52.31
- Jassen Yep (IU)- 52.75
- Ozan Kalafat (MICH)- 53.52
Indiana took the top five fastest times in the men’s 100 breaststroke, but were only able to score four. Despite going a slower split on the relay, Brian Benzing had the fastest 100 breaststroke of the day, finishing in 51.45. Benzing has been 51.03 this season, currently ranking him 6th in the NCAA. This was just four one-hundredths ahead of Caspar Corbeau‘s 51.49 for 2nd.
Josh Matheny grabbed the 3rd time in 52.31 and Jassen Yep was 4th at 52.75. IU also had the 5th fastest time of the morning with Alexei Avakov swimming 53.16 in the event, but he was marked exhibition
Ozan Kalafat from Michigan took the one point associated with 5th with his 53.52.
Women’s 200 Fly
- Hannah Bellard (MICH)- 1:55.31
- Anna Freed (IU)- 1:57.70
- Lily Hann (IU)- 1:58.11
- Avery Spade (IU)- 1:58.34
- Katie Forrester (IU)- 1:58.64
Sophomore Hannah Bellard from Michigan took the top spot in the 200 fly at 1:55.31. Her best time in the event is 1:53.20 from March of last year, and she has been 1:53.45 this season.
Indiana took the 2-4 spots, starting with 5th year Anna Freed taking 2nd in 1:57.70 This was a new season best for Freed who swam 1:58.95 at the Ohio State Invite. She has a personal best of 1:56.65 from last March.
Lily Hann rounded out the top three, coming in at 1:58.34, an add from the 1:57.93 she went in November vs Texas.
Men’s 200 Fly
- Colin Geer (MICH)- 1:42.31
- Tyler Ray (MICH)- 1:42.36
- Tomer Frankel (IU)- 1:42.59
- Gal Groumi (MICH)- 1:43.91
- Raekwon Noel (IU)-1:44.88
Colin Geer went 1:42.31 in the 200 fly to pick up the Michigan men’s first event win of the meet. This time was about a second off his season best of 1:41.43, but was enough to just barely out-touch teammate Tyler Ray who went 1:42.36 for 2nd. This is the fastest Ray has swam in the event this season, besting the 1:43.61 he went in prelims at the Georgia Tech Invite.
Tomer Frankel was Indiana’s highest placing swimmer, coming in 3rd at 1:42.59.
Women’s 50 Free
- Kristina Paegle (IU)- 21.87
- Lindsay Flynn (MICH)- 21.89
- Jose Connelly (MICH)- 22.55
- Sze Yeo (IU)- 22.58
- Brady Kendall (MICH)- 22.68
The women’s 50 free went to Kristina Paegle in 21.87, a new season best for her, improving from the 21.92 she swam at the Ohio State Invite. Her lifetime best in the eventstands at 21.76 from November 2023.
Lindsay Flynn grabbed 2nd for Michigan, swimming a new personal best time. Flynn came into the meet at 21.90 from February 2023, which she improved by one-one hundredth. This was also her first time under 22 seconds this season.
Men’s 50 Free
- Matt King (IU)- 19.29
- Finn Brooks (IU)- 19.57
- Mikkel Lee (IU)- 19.76
- Bence Szabados (MICH)- 19.78
- Ole Mats Eidam (MICH)- 19.85
This is Matt King‘s 2nd meet of the year for the Hoosier’s and he won the 50 free in 19.29 for Indiana, five tenths faster than his season best of 19.78 from last week vs Florida. King’s lifetime best is 18.96 from February 2021.
Finn Brooks and Mikkel Lee took 2nd and 3rd for the Hoosiers, coming in at 19.57 and 19.76 respectively. Both men have been faster this school year.
Women’s 1-Meter Diving
- Lily Witte (IU)- 315.30
- Kiarra Milligan (MICH)- 313.05
- Ella Roselli (IU)- 308.25
- Chrimson Clark (MICH)- 305.63
- Mary Kate Cavanaugh (IU)- 292.05
Indiana sophomore Lily Witte won the 1-meter diving event, scoring a total of 315.30. She came in just over three points ahead of second place Kiarra Milligan from Michigan who dove 313.05.
Ella Roselli from Indiana was not far behind, scoring 308.25 for 3rd in the event.
Men’s 1-Meter Diving
- Quinn Henninger (IU)- 436.05
- Max Weinrich (IU)- 382.05
- Julian Cardenas (MICH)- 361.20
- Joshua Solenberger (IU)- 357.00
- Logan Hepner (MICH)- 319.50
Quinn Henninger won the men’s event for Indiana pretty handedly. His total sore of 436.05 came in 54 points ahead of 2nd place Max Weinrich, also from Indiana, who scored 382.05.
Julian Cardenas was Michigan’s highest point scorer in the event, placing 3rd with 361.20 points.
Women’s 100 Free
- Anna Peplowski (IU)- 47.68
- Lindsay Flynn (MICH)- 47.83
- Setphanie Balduccini (MICH)- 48.05
- Kristina Paegle (IU)- 48.47
- Claire Newman (MICH)- 49.25
Anna Peplowski picked up her 2nd win of the day in the 100 free coming in at 47.68. This was a new season best time for Peplowski who led off the 4×100 free relay at the Ohio State Invite in 48.04. She has as a best time of 47.18 from the 2024 NCAA Championships. This time improves her ranking to 10th in Division I this season.
Lindsay Flynn took 2nd for Michigan in 47.83. This was a season best for Flynn who went 47.97 at the Georgia Tech Invitational.
Men’s 100 Free
- Rafael Miroslaw (IU)- 42.22
- Gal Groumi (MICH)- 44.24
- Oele Mats Eidam (MICH)- 44.27
- Yousuf Al-Matrooshi (MICH)- 44.62
- Bence Szabados (MICH)- 44.94
Indiana picked up another event win in the 100 free with Rafael Miroslaw‘s 42.22. This was just seven tenths back of his lifetime best of 41.63.
Indiana also took the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th fastest times in the event with Matt King coming 2nd in 42.68 Luke Barr placed 3rd in 43.24 and Vidar Carlbaum tied for 4th at 44.24, all three were marked exhibition.
Women’s 200 Back
- Mya DeWitt (IU)- 1:53.35
- Elyse Heiser (IU)- 1:56.54
- Anna Freed (IU)- 1:56.77
- Lily Cleason (MICH)- 1:57.21
- Malia Amuan (MICH)- 1:57.44
Indiana’s Mya DeWitt grabbed the win in the 200 backstroke, a new best time in the event. DeWitt went 1:53.35 to drop almost a second from her previous best of 1:54.11 from Indiana’s dual meet with Texas in November.
Elyse Heiser got 2nd for Indiana in 1:56.54. This was a new season best for Heiser by almost half a second from her 1:56.99 from a dual meet with Cincinnati in December.
Anna Freed rounded out an IU podium, coming in 3rd at 1:56.77
Men’s 200 Back
- Owen McDonald (IU)- 1:39.91
- Eitan Ben Shitrit (MICH)- 1:45.68
- Jack Wilkening (MICH)- 1:46.43
- Inbar Danziger (MICH)- 1:46.53
- Jacque Wenger (MICH)- 1:52.54
Junior Owen McDonald won the event for Indiana swimming 1:39.91 in the event. McDonald’s personal best in the event sits at 1:36.63 from NCAAs last year.
Many of IU’s swimmers were marked exhibition again, and they had the 2nd-6th fastest times in the event. Miroslav Knedla (1:42.04), Gavin Wight went (1:43.47), Kai Van Westering (1:43.98), Alejandro Kincaid (1:45.13) and Raekwon Noel (1:45.62) were all marked exhibition and came in ahead of 2nd place finisher Eitan Ben Shitrit
Ben-Shitrit placed 2nd for Michigan in 1:45.68.
Women’s 200 Breast
- Brearna Crawford (IU)- 2:11.31
- Letitia Sim (MICH)- 2:11.77
- Mary Elizabeth Cespedes (IU)- 2:12.08
- Dani Karnaguh (IU)- 2:12.51
- Devon Kitchel (MICH)- 2:12.76
Brearna Crawford won the 200 breast, completing her sweep of the breaststroke events, finishing in 2:11.31. Crawford’s season best sits at 2:07.74 from the Ohio State Invite.
Michigan’s Letitia Sim got 2nd in 2:11.77. This was a new season best for Sim, improving from the 2:12.37 she went in October.
Men’s 200 Breast
- Caspar Corbeau (IU)- 1:51.65
- Jaeddan Gamilla (MICH)- 1:59.26
- Ozan Kalafat (MICH)- 2:01.39
- Tyler Tannenberger (MICH)- 2:02.01
- Cameron Luarde (MICH)- 2:03.33
Caspar Corbeau won the men’s 200 breasatstroke, swimming 1:51.65, which is good for 6th in D1 this season. Corbeau’s best is 1:49.15 from the 2023 NCAA Championships.
Again, Indiana had quite a few fast swims, but most of their team was marked exhibition, and their times did not score points. Jassen Yep (1:53.40), Josh Matheny (1:54.23), and Toby Barnett (1:54.69) were among the Indiana swimmers who didn’t score.
Jaeddan Gamilla from Michigan finished 2nd in the event, coming in at 1:59.26
Women’s 500 Free
- Anna Peplowski (IU)- 4:38.56
- Rebecca Diaconescu (MICH)- 4:39.71
- Hannah Bellard (MICH)- 4:43.98
- Elyse Heiser (IU)- 4:46.54
- Marian Ploeger (MICH)- 4:48.04
Anna Peplowski won her 3rd event of the day in the 500 free, coming in at 4:38.56. This was the only event she did not go a new season best time in, adding from the 4:37.06 she went in November.
Rebecca Diaconescu went 4:39.71 for 2nd, and Hannah Bellard was 3rd in 4:43.98 both for Michigan. They have both been faster this season.
Men’s 500 Free
- Zalan Sarkany (IU)- 4:13.75
- Eduardo Moraes (MICH)- 4:19.73
- Lorne Wigginton (MICH)- 4:21.35
- Joshua Brown (MICH)- 4:24.65
- Jon Jontvedt (MICH)- 4:26.55
Indiana’s Zalan Sarkany won the men’s 500 freestyle in 4:13.75. This is around a second over the 4:12.56 he went vs Texas in November.
Michigan took 2nd-5th in the event. Eduardo Moraes was 2nd in 4:19.73 and Lorne Wigginton rounded out the podium swimming 4:21.35. All four of the men have faster times this season.
Women’s 100 Fly
- Miranda Grana (IU)- 51.73
- Ella Jo Piersma (MICH)- 53.49
- Leila Fack (MICH)- 53.80
- Sze Yeo (IU)- 53.85
- Lily Hann (IU)- 54.00
The 100 fly was the last women’s swimming event of the meet, and it went to Indiana’s Miranda Grana in 51.73. Grana’s season best sits at 51.10 from the Ohio State Invite.
Michigan grabbed 2nd and 3rd with Ella Jo Piersma swimming 53.49 and Leila Fack going 53.80. Both girls have faster times this season.
Men’s 100 fly
- Finn Brooks (IU)- 45.69
- Tyler Ray (MICH)- 45.78
- Gal Groumi (MICH)- 47.34
- Ole Mats Eidam (MICH)- 48.72
- Inbar Danziger (MICH)- 48.72
Finn Brooks from Indiana took first in the men’s 100 fly at 45.69. Brooks went 45.15 vs Cincinnati in December, and he has a recorded best of 44.84 from March of 2024.
Michigan’s Tyler Ray finished 2nd in 45.78. He has also been faster this season, swimming 45.31 at the Georgia Tech Invitational.
Women’s 3-Meter Diving
- Ella Roselli (IU)- 346.43
- Lily Witte (IU)- 342.53
- Chrimson Clark (MICH)- 320.33
- Kiarra Milligan (MICH)- 310.05
- Mary Kate Cavanaugh (IU)- 300.30
Ella Roselli won the three meter events, scoring 346.43 to beat teammate Lily Witte‘s 342.53 by four points.
Michigan’s Chrimson Clark rounded out the top three a little more than 20 points back at 320.33
Men’s 3-Meter Diving
- Quinn Henninger (IU)- 428.10
- Carson Tyler (IU)- 410.70
- Max Weinrich (IU)- 356.03
- Joshua Sollenberger (IU)- 339.38
- Grayson Davis (MICH)- 311.40
Quinn Henninger won his 2nd diving event of the day, scoring 428.10. This score was 17 points ahead of Carson Tyler, also from IU, who scored 410.70 for 2nd.
Max Weinrich also picked up 3rd for IU, scoring 356.03 points.
Men’s 200 IM
- Owen McDonald (IU)- 1:42.63
- Colin Geer (MICH)- 1:44.00
- Eitan Ben-Shitrit (MICH)- 1:46.36
- Lorne Wigginton (MICH)- 1:47.95
- Jassen Yep (IU)- 1:48.11
Owen McDonald picked up his 3rd event win of the meet for Indiana, swimming 1:42.63 in the men’s 200 IM to win the event a little over seven tenths of a second.
Colin Geer was 2nd for Michigan at 1:44.00, which was an add for him as well. He has been 1:42.73 this season at the Georgia Tech Invitational.
Indiana’s Luke Barr was exhibition and swam 1:43.35 in the event, which would have been 2nd in the event
Men’s 400 Free Relay
- Indiana ‘A’- 2:50.24
- Michigan ‘A’- 2:55.54
- Michigan ‘B’- 2:59.99
- Indiana ‘D’- 3:00.54
The 400 freestyle relay followed the same pattern as most of the meet, ending with Indiana on top. Their A relay of Rafael Miroslaw (41.99), Caspar Corbeau (42.15), Vidar Carlbaum (43.52), and Mikkel Lee (42.58) went 2:50.24. Indiana has been 2:48.23 this season, and they are currently ranked 7th in the nation.
Michigan’s ‘A’ had the 4th fastest time, but ended up 2nd in the event due to exhibition swims, going 2:55.54 with their team of Gal Groumi (44.64), Ole Mats Eidam (43.83), Bence Szabados (44.16), and Jack Wilkening. They have also been faster this season at 2:50.95
Team Scores
Women:
- Indiana: 160 — Michigan 103
Men:
- Indiana 176 — Michigan 118
Katie Crom MIA again
She quit
So Finn goes 19.60 50 fly relay split, which would be very competitive at NCAAs, but 45.6 in the 100, which doesn’t get invited to NCAAs. What does this mean? Really tired at the end of the meet? Suited for relay, not for individual? Difficulty finishing the 100? Meet in the bag, didn’t need to try that hard?
He can’t close a 100. See 100 breast, 100 fly, and 100 free.
Finn has the build of a tight end. He can likely power through a 50 when still beat down from training, especially suited. He also seems to have monster relay starts.
Fatigue likely set in for the 100. He should be at least a 44 mid fully tapered.
There was a medical emergency during the women’s 100 fly. https://swimswam.com/medical-emergency-ends-indiana-vs-michigan-womens-meet-early/ So, maybe he was just shaken.
NIL making a huge difference for IU building their super team.
Michigan finally has NIL going for football and basketball. Hopefully Matt Bowe and crew can get some dollars for swimming to enhance the good job they are doing recruiting.
New German swimmer, not listed on the MGoBlue.com roster yet.
Michigan swimming well coming out of training, even if they were overshadowed by Indiana wanting to make a statement… the same way Texas made a statement against them in the Fall.
Any details on the NIL deals? Very curious as to what kind of money swimmers are actually getting…
These two teams appear to be at different stages in training. IU coaches are going to have tough decisions for relay spots. A problem I’m sure they love to have.
The Delmas sisters still appear on the women’s roster but haven’t swam yet this year. Are they training at IU?
Looks like IU has taken the approach of other teams such as ASU, swimming suited up for a lot of meets and go fast all year. I really hope this pays off in March like it did for ASU.
Perfect example of NCAA Swimming shooting itself in the foot by scheduling this meet at 12:00 on a Friday afteroon… The head coaches at Michigan and Indian make $200K plus to deliver a product with zero revenue, they don’t even try to put butts in seats or generate streaming revenue, and then they will wonder why programs get cancelled or funding gets cut.
I’m really frustrated with IU’s dual meet scheduling. For the past 3 years, they’ve had all their home dual meets during the work day so I can’t go even though I live in Indy.
Anyone
But
Texas
Muahaha
Go crawl back in your slimy hole. No one wants your negative jealousy filled comments against Texas for an article about IU and Michigan.
I wish they didn’t bother with announcers, they aren’t very good or knowledgeable. And the flips to diving during swim races is awful. Someone needs to teach this broadcast team a few things.