Ladies’s Swimming and Diving Heads to Brown for Ivy League Championships

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Women’s Swimming and Diving is scheduled to compete on the Ivy League Championships this week at Brown. The four-day occasion is slated for Wednesday, Feb. 18-Saturday, Feb. 21, on the Bears’ Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center.

Wednesday’s competitors is scheduled to start out at 6 p.m. ET with timed finals of the 200 medley relay and 800 free relay. The motion on Thursday-Saturday will start at 11 a.m. ET with preliminary heats and might be adopted by a 6 p.m. ET finals session. All periods will air stay on ESPN+.

What to Know

• The Crimson returns to the pool deck for the primary time since splitting the annual HYP (Harvard-Yale-Princeton) meet, which befell Jan. 30-31 at Blodgett Pool. Harvard earned a 207-93 victory over the Bulldogs however fell in a good 160.5-139.5 resolution to the Tigers.
• Over the two-day HYP meet, the Crimson delivered a number of standout performances. Anya Mostek broke the Blodgett Pool file within the 100 again with a time of 52.34, which additionally ranks as the highest time within the Ivy League this season. The quartet of Mostek, Aliana Marakovic, Sydney Lu, and Kiley Wilhelm clocked a 1:37.77 within the 200 medley relay, the quickest time within the Ivy League this season. Alexandra Bastone set a brand new Ivy League season-best within the 1,000 free (9:38.94). Nina Janmyr dominated on the boards, securing first place within the three-meter competitors with 335.40 factors.
• The Crimson closed out the common season with a 9-1 general file and a 6-1 mark in Ivy League competitors.
• Following HYP, Harvard was named a CSCAA Scholar All-America Team for the Fall 2025 semester. The Crimson posted a 3.62 time period GPA.
• Harvard enters the Ivy meet looking for its first convention title since 2022. The Crimson completed second final season with 1,287.5 factors, falling to Princeton (1,479) in Princeton, New Jersey.
• The Crimson will look to defend its Ivy League titles within the 100 again (Mostek), 200 again (Molly Hamlin), 100 fly (Lu), 100 breast (Aleksandra Denisenko), 200 free (Bastone), 500 free (Bastone), 1,650 free (Bastone), 200 medley relay (Mostek, Denisenko, Lu, Wieclawek), and 400 medley relay (Mostek, Denisenko, Lu, and Mandy Brenner). Bastone enters because the co-reigning High Point Swimmer of the Meet alongside Princeton’s Eleanor Sun.
• Harvard owns 15 Ivy League titles, together with eight for the reason that convention started crowning champions on the league meet (1977–82, 1997–current). Those eight titles got here in 2005, 2009, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019, and 2022.
• The Crimson has completed first or second on the Ivy Championships in 22 consecutive seasons.

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Harvard’s diving contingent will take the highlight on the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships in Annapolis, Maryland. The meet is slated for Mar. 11th of September.