Ladies’s Swimming and Diving Leads Yale, Princeton After Day 1 at HYP

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Women’s Swimming and Diving received three swimming occasions and the three-meter diving occasion on day one of many annual HYP (Harvard-Yale-Princeton) meet at Blodgett Pool. In every swimming occasion it received, Harvard posted the highest time within the Ivy League this season. With its robust efficiency, the Crimson leads Yale, 104-46, and Princeton, 81-69, heading into Saturday’s closing day of competitors.

How It Happened

• The divers opened Friday’s motion with the three-meter board competitors. Nina Janmyr began a Crimson successful streak, tallying 335.40 factors to take first place. Samantha Holtz completed in third place with a rating of 290.15.
• Harvard carried the momentum into the pool, successful the 200 medley relay to open the swimming occasions. The quartet of Anya Mostek, Aliana Marakovic, Sydney Lu, and Kiley Wilhelm clocked a 1:37.77, the quickest time within the Ivy League this season.
• Alexandra Bastone continued the Crimson successful streak and recorded one other Ivy League season-best, edging Princeton’s Chloe Kim by 0.86 seconds within the 1000 free. Bastone touched the wall at 9:38.94 to safe the victory, whereas Carolina Daher positioned third with a time of 9:48.69.
• Bastone adopted with a second-place end within the 200 free (1:47.25), whereas Daher took fourth (1:48.50).
• Anya Mostek delivered a standout efficiency within the 100 again, breaking the Blodgett Pool document. The earlier mark of 52.43 fell as Mostek completed in 52.34, which additionally stands as the highest time within the Ivy League this season.
• Wilhelm added a second-place end within the 200 fly, touching in at 1:56.01, simply 0.35 seconds behind Princeton’s Eleanor Sun.
• Harvard recorded two extra top-five finishes within the 50 free, with Mostek inserting second (22.46) and Lu ending fourth (23.04).

Up Next
Harvard returns to the pool deck Saturday for the ultimate day of competitors at HYP. Diving is slated to start at 10:00 a.m. ET, adopted by swimming occasions at 1:00 p.m. ET. The meet will probably be streamed on ESPN+.