BUDAPEST, Hungary – Indiana University put an exclamation point on a tremendous week at the 2017 FINA Swimming World Championships in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday.
Lilly King won a pair of gold medals in world record fashion, while IU alum Cody Miller added a third gold medal on the day. Over the course of the week at the World Championships, Hoosiers swimmers – current, alumni and postgrad – combined to win seven gold and two bronze medals. The IU swimmers also combined to set five world records.
King started the final day of the World Championships on a high note, winning gold in the women's 50 breaststroke with a world record time of 29.