By Braden Keith on SwimSwam
2025 Ohio State Fall Invitational
November 18-21, 2025 McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion, Columbus, OH Start Times: 9:30 am ET swimming prelims 11:30 am diving prelims 5:30 pm ET finals Participating Teams: Ohio State, Indiana, Yale, Cincinnati, Notre Dame, Louisville, Penn State, UCLA, Kentucky, Purdue SCY (25 yards) Live Results Results on Meet Mobile as “2025 Ohio State Fall Invitational” Live Stream (subscription required) Live Recaps: Finals: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 Prelims: Day 2 | Day 3The Indiana Hoosiers are having themselves a meet in Columbus this week (more on that later). That includes freshman Liberty Clark, who had her coming out party on Thursday at the Ohio State Fall Invitational.
First she set an Indiana School Record in the 50 free in 21.54, shaving .02 seconds off Kristina Paegle‘s mark from last year’s NCAA Championship meet.
Clark then really turned heads in the 400 medley relay, where she anchored in 45.87 to lead the Hoosiers to a win in 3:27.20. That split was half-a-second faster than Louisville’s anchor Julia Dennis, one of the top sprinters in the NCAA this season, and makes Clark just the 10th woman to go under 46 seconds on a relay exchange.
The rest of the swimmers on the list are a who’s-who of American and collegiate sprinting over the last decade.
Sub-46 Second Splitters (fastest time per swimmer)
Gretchen Walsh, Virginia – 44.93 Maggie MacNeil, LSU – 45.26 Simone Manuel, Stanford – 45.45 Taylor Ruck, Stanford – 45.65 Mallory Comerford, Louisville – 45.74 Abbey Weitzeil, Cal – 45.77 Torri Huske, Stanford – 45.77 Anna Hopkin, Arkansas – 45.78 Liberty Clark, Indiana – 45.87 Missy Franklin, Cal – 45.98Clark was an elite sprinter coming out of high school, but was unranked in SwimSwam’s class of 2025 rankings (though she maybe could have fallen into “Best of the Rest”).
Her high school bests of 22.30 and 48.48 were very good, but her first semester explosion, in just three meets for the Hoosiers, has been unreal. She went best times in early October at the USC Invite in both the 50 free (22.03) and 100 free (47.39). Now she needs to drop only .21 seconds, which feels like an inevitability after her relay split, to break the Indiana School Record in the 100 free as well.
That record belongs to Olympian Anna Peplowski, who has the 8 best 100 free times in program history.
In Ray Looze’s high-volume training system, the Hoosiers were not historically known for their sprinters. More recently, though, the men’s team has done a lot of good things with sprinters, and the women have really started to catch up significantly even in just the last year.
There’s some magic in the water right now in Bloomington, and things are firing well for the Hoosiers, and they still have the addition of top-ranked recruit Alex Shackell for the spring.
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