David Woods

Here are the highlights of Day 7 of the USA Swimming Olympic Trials at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Out of 11 Team USA Olympic spots, divers with Indiana connections have claimed eight, and by six different divers.

Indianapolis is coming off a groundbreaking 2024 trials that set attendance records and featured two world records and three American records.

Allie Wilson makes US Olympic team in 800 meters, while Rushville’s Charity Hufnagel wins high jump, but could miss out due to technicality.

Cole Hocker is going to another Olympic Games. This time the Cathedral grad is going for gold.

The discus thrower developed at IU. She won a Big Ten title for IU. Her coach is from the state of Indiana. Now, she’s at Louisville, and an Olympian.

Indiana’s Addy Wiley will run for a spot on Team USA in the 1,500 meters on Sunday

It is doubtful, although not inconceivable, that Pike graduate Lynna Irby-Jackson will run in a second Olympics in Paris.

In other years, Indiana athletes Lynna Irby-Jackson, Charity Hufnagel and Kara Winger would have earned the right to represent USA at Olympic Games.

The 27-year-old Brownsburg cyclist took a bronze medal in the individual time trial at the Paris Olympics on Saturday.