Women’s Swimming and Diving Wins 500 Free and Breaks Program Data at Ivy Championships

Providence, R.I. – Harvard Women’s Swimming and Diving improved its whole to 446.5 factors to complete Day 2 of the Ivy League Championships in second place. The Crimson captured the five hundred free title and set new program data within the 50 free and 200 free relay.

Harvard trails Princeton (532 factors) and sits forward of Brown (399.5), Penn (353), Yale (318), Cornell (245), Columbia (202), and Dartmouth (194).

Prelim Highlights

Finals Highlights

• Alexandra Bastone defended her Ivy title within the 500 free with a 4:40.94, incomes an NCAA automated qualifying time. Carolina Daher positioned seventh (4:46.42). In the C-final, Kaylee McDonald (4:54.72) positioned fourth and Kenzie Padilla (4:59.35) completed seventh.
• Stephanie Iannaccone positioned seventh within the 200 IM A-final (2:00.93). Gabriella Augustyn received the B-final in 2:00.30, whereas Aliana Marakovic (2:01.43) positioned fifth within the B-final and Isabella Alas (2:02.93) took fourth within the C-final.
• Anya Mostek completed second in a tightly contested 50 free A-final with a 22.18, breaking the college document she had reset earlier within the day. Sydney Lu positioned fifth (22.63) and Blythe Wieclawek seventh (22.90). In the B-final, Sarah Beckman (22.92) completed eighth, and Kristín Helga Hákonardóttir (23.41) positioned seventh within the C-final.
• Nina Janmyr positioned third within the one-meter diving A-final with 304.95 factors.
• In the B-final of one-meter diving, Ennika Carlson positioned third (258.35), whereas Christina Shi completed seventh (238.50).
• The Crimson closed the evening by breaking one other college document with an in depth runner-up end within the 200 free relay. The quartet of Mostek, Lu, Beckman, and Wieclawek clocked a 1:28.79, surpassing Harvard’s earlier mark of 1:29.45.

Up Next
Harvard returns to motion Friday at 11 a.m. ET for preliminary heats on the Ivy League Championships. Finals are scheduled for six p.m. ET, with each periods airing stay on ESPN+.