INDIANAPOLIS—The UIndy swimming & diving teams swept both sides of a dual at IUPUI Friday afternoon. Held at the world-class IU Natatorium in downtown Indy, the Greyhound women took down the host Jaguars, 180-119, while the UIndy men won by a final score of 192-107.

The women kicked off the meet by taking first and second in the 200 medley relay, with the A team of Julia Magierowska, Anahi Schreuders, Johanna Buys and Leticia Vaselli posting a winning time of 1:44.61.
 
A slew of wins followed, including another 1-2 finish in the men's 1000 free. Christian Hedeen and Stanislaw Chalat took first and second in the day's longest race, with Chalat later adding a first-place finish in the 500 free.
 
The Hounds took care of business in the sprints as well, as both Johanna Buys and Joao Silva won their respective 50 and 100 free races. Other 50-yard events were held as well, with Greyhounds winning the rarely-raced 50 butterfly (Andrea Paaske, Jeron Thompson), 50 backstroke (Magierowska, Thompson) and 50 breaststroke (Schreuders).
 
Ukrainian-transfer Serge Ahadzhanian continued to impress in his early action as a Greyhound. The former University of Pittsburgh standout won his second 100 fly in as many events this semester, touching the wall in 48.62 – already good for eighth place on the school's top-10 list.
 
Four more 100-yard races belong to Greyhounds, as Isabella Revstedt won the women's 100 back while Schreuders won the 100 breast and Paaske the 100 fly. For the men. Bartek Swiderski out-touched his Jaguar rival in the 100 back. Meanwhile, Kaitlyn McCoy easily won in the women's 200 IM with a time of 2:06.13.
 
HOUND BYTES
Head coach Brent Noble on the team's focus today…
"Honestly our focus was a bit little more clear today than it often is for a dual meet because our House of Champions meet is here (at the Natatorium) in six weeks, so we were pretty intent on cleaning up the way we behaved on the pool deck; we wanted to be ready to be really serious and focused here in six weeks, so today was about getting better with that. We noticed some things last week that we could work on, so we wanted to be better at that today so that we can come and really know how to be in a routine and flow when we come back here in a month and a half."
 
UP NEXT
The Greyhounds hit the road for a third straight dual versus a DI opponent when they travel up I-65 for a battle with the Boilermakers of Purdue University on Friday, Oct. 21.