ATLANTA, Ga. – The IU Indy men's swim and dive teams send three Jags to compete in 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 but the Jags' three won't compete until Thursday, March 26.
 
Otero makes his third consecutive appearance after qualifying in the 1-meter dive at the NCAA Zone C Championships. Otero swept the Horizon League for the fourth year in a row, going undefeated at the Horizon League Championships during his four years at IU Indy. He will look to capitalize on his stellar career with his final NCAA Championship appearance in the 1-meter dive on Thursday, March 26. Prelims are set for approximately 6:27 PM.
 
Logan Kelly will make his second NCAA Championship appearance after qualifying in the 100 breast and 200 breast. Kelly made his first NCAA Championship appearance back in 2022 when he became the first IU Indy men's swimmer in program history to qualify for the event. He makes his return after clocking a time of 1:52.21 to earn the 200 breast title at the Horizon League Championships. He was also invited to participate in the 100 breast after clocking a 51.56 earlier in the season.
 
Kelly is set to swim the 100 breast prelims at approximately 11:00 AM on Thursday, March 26 followed by the 200 breast on Friday, March 27 at around 10:16 AM.
 
Yassin Abdelghany makes his first appearance for the Jags at the NCAA Championships this year after clocking three new Horizon League Championship records to qualify in three different events. Abdelghany took the title in the 50 free qualifying for the NCAAs with a time of 18.91. He qualified in the 100 fly with a Horizon League title time of 45.23 and the 100 free with a fast 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 in the 50 free on Friday, March 27 around 11:07 AM and the 100 free on Saturday at 10:15 AM.
 
All sessions of the meet can be streamed on ESPN+. For more information visit the 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming & Diving Championships Central.