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College Swimming League Wild Card Match
November 5, 2026 Indianapolis, IN Heat Sheet Live Stream How to Watch Rules Starts at 5:30 PM ET Teams: #4 Indiana, #5 Cal, #6 Stanford, #7 Louisville Preview Live RecapMatch #7 of the College Swimming League season has concluded and Indiana swam to the win, puching their ticket as the final team in tomorrow night’s final. Alex Shackell of Indiana is SwimSwam’s women’s MVP of the match, and Miroslav Knedla of Indiana is SwimSwam’s men’s MVP of the match.
MVP Awards
Women’s MVP: Alex Shackell, Indiana
Shackell kicked off her night with a 21.59 50 freestyle split to help Indiana’s 200 free relay to the win, allowing them the selection of the stroke for the skins race.
Earning another win in the 200 butterfly this season, Shackell touched in a 1:51.96 to touch over four seconds ahead of Cal’s Kelsey Zhang who was 2nd in a 1:56.35. Shackell had the lead the entire race.
As Indiana won the 200 free relay and picked butterfly, Shackell swam to four wins in a row in the 50 butterfly skins race. She swam a 23.60 in round 1, 23.44 in round 2, 23.56 in round 3, and a 23.35 in round 4.
Sweeping the butterfly events, Shackell swam to a 50.78 in the 100 butterfly, touching almost a second ahead of Annie Jia’s 51.76 for Cal.
Concluding the night with another win, Shackell swam the fly leg of the team’s 200 medley relay super skins. She split a 23.25 in round 1, 23.51 in round 2, 23.04 in round 3, and a 22.91 in round 4. Indiana’s relay won rounds 2-4 and finished 2nd behind Louisville in round 1.
Shackell has told SwimSwam she will not be competing in tomorrow night’s final.
Men’s MVP: Miroslav Knedla, Indiana
Knedla began his night with a new CSL Record in the men’s 200 backstroke, touching in a 1:37.77. That broke the previous CSL record of a 1:37.92 set by Virginia’s David King earlier this season and sets the two up for a showdown tomorrow night in the final.
He helped Indiana’s 200 free relay to a win, anchoring the relay in a 18.70 to earn the touch in a 1:16.52, just 0.12 seconds ahead of Louisville.
Setting another CSL Record on the night, Knedla won the 100 backstroke in a 45.12. That broke the previous record of a 45.15 set by Ulises Saravia of Tennessee, another team swimming tomorrow night.
Knedla finished his evening in the boys 50 backstroke skins races, swimming a 21.92 in round 1, 22.28 in round 2, 21.92 in round 3, and a 22.02 in round 4. He was 4th in the first two rounds, before winning the final two rounds.
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