Girls’s Swimming and Diving Splits HYP Meet

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Women’s Swimming and Diving accomplished the HYP meet on Saturday splitting the twin meet with a victory over Yale and falling in a decent battle with Princeton. The Crimson downed the Bulldogs, 207-93, and fell 139.5-160.5 to the Tigers. 

After at the moment’s meet, Harvard improved to 9-1 on the season and accomplished its Ivy League schedule with a 6-1 report.

How It Happened

• Nina Janmyr took second within the first occasion of the day, the one-meter diving competitors, with a last rating of 295.25. Tabitha Chen-Fiske, Ennika Carlson, and Samantha Holtz positioned sixth, seventh, and eighth, respectively.
• The Crimson opened the swimming occasions with a third-place end within the 100 free by Kiley Wilhelm. Wilhelm touched in at 49.13, simply 0.06 seconds behind Princeton’s Sophia Sunwoo and 0.43 seconds behind first-place finisher Sophia Johnston of Yale. Blythe Wieclawek completed fourth, clocking in at 50.28.
• Anya Mostek received Harvard’s first occasion of the day within the 200 again, posting a time of 1:54.38.
• Aliana Marakovic completed because the runner-up within the 200 breast following an in depth race with Princeton’s Eleanor Sun. Marakovic touched in at 2:11.08, simply 0.21 seconds behind Sun.
• Alexandra Bastone took first within the 500 free, making a comeback towards Princeton’s Savannah Skow within the last leg of the race. Bastone edged Skow by 1.18 seconds, clocking in at 4:43.02. Carolina Daher added a top-five end, touching the wall fifth at 4:50.95, whereas Hazel Mouhidin adopted in sixth with a time of 4:53.81.
• Harvard received the following occasion, with Sydney Lu taking first in the100 fly with a time of 52.21. Sarah Beckman positioned fifth, recording a time of 54.51
• Wilhelm completed second in a neck-and-neck race within the 200 IM. She touched the wall simply 0.06 seconds after Sun from Princeton. Marakovic added a fourth-place end (2:00.53) and Gabi Augustyn positioned fifth (2:00.80).
• The Crimson closed out the meet putting fourth within the 400 free relay. The quartet of Wieclawek, Bastone, Isabella Alas, and Kristin Hakonardottir clocked in at 3:21.83.

Up Next
Harvard returns to motion on Wednesday, Feb. 18, when it opens the Ivy League Championships in Providence, Rhode Island. The meet is slated to run from Feb. 18-21. Each day will air dwell on ESPN+.