INDIANAPOLIS—The UIndy swimming & diving teams both earned convincing wins versus nationally-ranked Carson-Newman, held Friday through Sunday at the Ruth Lilly Center. The UIndy men outpaced the visiting Eagles, 2,290.5-736.5, while the women won, 1,809.5-1,069.5, at the four-session, 40-event dual meet.
 
All four teams appeared in the newest CSCAA DII dual meet rankings, highlighted by the UIndy men retaining the No. 1 spot.
 
The biggest mark of the weekend came in the diving well. With the Greyhounds competing only against themselves, reigning national-champ Julio Osuna put up a massive 11-dive score on the 1-meter board, breaking his own school record with a 697.95. Meanwhile, all four UIndy women—Alexis Lumaj, Daeges Morgan, Sarah Kerbrat, Megan Sunderman—surpassed the 11-dive NCAA standard of 390 points.
 
Meanwhile, a whopping 10 pool records were set by the UIndy swimmers, half of which were set by German-phenom Cedric Buessing.
 
SCHOOL RECORDS

NAME	EVENT	TIME
Cedric Buessing	200 free	1:37.78
	500 free	4:21.95
	1650 free	15:10.82
	200 IM	1:47.40
	400 IM	3:47.43
Celina Schmidt	100 breast	1:01.83
	200 breast	2:14.32
Stefanie Markwardt	100 fly	55.20
Women's	800 FR	7:32.94
Men's	800 FR	6:40.23

Buessing's meet also included an A-cut in the 1650. His time 15:10.82 is currently the fastest in Division II this season. Additionally, Cedric and his brother Silas Buessing went 1-2 in the 400 IM, with both hitting B-cut standards
 
Veteran sprinter Joao Silva continued his winning way this year in the 50 free, improving his B time with a first-place effort of 20.13. He also won to 100 free with a B-cut time of 44.57.
 
Mihir Ambre and Oskar Sawicki took first and second, respectively, in the 100 fly, both notching B times. Mattia Rossi (200 back), Max Wiedemann (200 breast) and Stanislaw Chalat (1000 free) also had first-place showings.
 
Celina Schmidt, meanwhile, was yet again a force for the UIndy women. Her two aforementioned pool records both improved her B-cut status, with her 100 breast time good for the third-fastest in program history. She also hit a fresh B-cut in the 200 free while recorded the fourth-fastest 200 IM time in school history.
 
Andrea Gomez had quite a meet as well, racking up three individual wins and four B-cut times. She improved upon her B time in the 200 fly, while notching new B-cut marks in the 200 back, 200 IM and 400 IM.
 
Brynhildur Traustadottir won both the 500 and 100 free races, hitting B times in both. Caroline Reinke (100 back) and Jamie Glover (1650) also earned event wins.
 
All five relays were contested, with UIndy sweeping all of them. Three of the wins—the women's 400 medley and the men's 200 free and 200 medley—featured NCAA provisional times.
 
UP NEXT
On deck for UIndy is what should prove to be the fastest meet of the semester when the Hounds travel to Granville, Ohio for the Denison Invitational on Nov. 29 through Dec. 2.