Lake Forest College

The 2024-25 season was Andrew Lind's first at Lake Forest College, as well as his second as a head coach and third overall at the collegiate level.

The Lake Forest men and women placed third at the 2025 Midwest Conference Championship Meet. Isabella Rozenbergas was named MWC Women's Swimmer of the Year after winning the 200-IM and 100-butterfly and finishing second in the 200-butterfly. Audrey Kilmer also won a pair of events (400-IM, 200-backstroke) and Amelie Andres and Gavin Biccum swept the 1650-freestyle.

Forester swimmers broke school records in nine different events, including four men's relays, in Lind's first year with the program. They also made 17 additional updates to the program's list of the top five performers in each event.

Twenty Foresters were named Academic All-MWC in 2024-25 and six earned Academic All-District® honors from College Sports Communicators.

The Lake Forest men and women combined for a 14-8 dual meet record in Lind's first season at the College and his teams are now 22-12 in two years as a collegiate head coach.

Lind came to Lake Forest after serving in the same role at Beloit College in 2023-24. Buccaneer swimmers and divers broke 20 of 46 school records last season and the 2024 MWC Men's Newcomer of the Year and Women's Diver of the Year hailed from Beloit. Lind's men's and women's teams combined for a dual meet record of 8-4. In addition, 14 of his athletes earned Academic All-MWC honors.

Prior to his time at Beloit, Lind was the assistant women's swimming and diving coach at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. He helped the Tigers place third at the North Coast Athletic Conference Championships behind two of the top three programs in the nation and their point total at the conference meet was the highest since joining the league in 2011.
 
Lind also served as the head boys and girls coach at Holmen High School in Holmen, Wisconsin, and as the Senior Elite Sprint Coach at Riptide Swim Club in Apple Valley, Minnesota.

A native of Lakeville, Minnesota, Lind was a double major in business management and professional and organizational communications at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and was also a member of the Eagles' swimming and diving team.