IU INDY SENDS THREE TO THE NCAA MEN’S SWIM AND DIVE CHAMPIONSHIPS THIS WEEK

ATLANTA, Ga. – The IU Indy males’s swim and dive groups ship three Jags to compete within the NCAA Championships this week with Sebastian Otero, Logan Kelly and Yassin Abdelghany all set to compete. The meet kicks off on Wednesday, March 25 however the Jags’ three will not compete till Thursday, March 26.
 
Otero makes his third consecutive look after qualifying within the 1-meter dive on the NCAA Zone C Championships. Otero swept the Horizon League for the fourth yr in a row, going undefeated on the Horizon League Championships throughout his 4 years at IU Indy. He will look to capitalize on his stellar profession along with his last NCAA Championship look within the 1-meter dive on Thursday, March 26. Prelims are set for about 6:27 PM.
 
Logan Kelly will make his second NCAA Championship look after qualifying within the 100 breast and 200 breast. Kelly made his first NCAA Championship look again in 2022 when he grew to become the primary IU Indy males’s swimmer in program historical past to qualify for the occasion. He makes his return after clocking a time of 1:52.21 to earn the 200 breast title on the Horizon League Championships. He was additionally invited to take part within the 100 breast after clocking a 51.56 earlier within the season.
 
Kelly is ready to swim the 100 breast prelims at roughly 11:00 AM on Thursday, March 26 adopted by the 200 breast on Friday, March 27 at round 10:16 AM.
 
Yassin Abdelghany makes his first look for the Jags on the NCAA Championships this yr after clocking three new Horizon League Championship information to qualify in three completely different occasions. Abdelghany took the title within the 50 free qualifying for the NCAAs with a time of 18.91. He certified within the 100 fly with a Horizon League title time of 45.23 and the 100 free with a quick time of 42.28.
 
Abdelghany will swim the prelims for the 100 fly on Thursday, March 26 at 10:00 AM. He then will compete within the 50 free on Friday, March 27 round 11:07 AM and the 100 free on Saturday at 10:15 AM.
 
All classes of the meet may be streamed on ESPN+. For extra data go to the 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships Central.