Ladies’s Swimming and Diving Head to Atlanta, GA for NCAA Championships

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Women’s Swimming and Diving might be represented by 4 athletes competing on the NCAA Championships this week at McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta, Georgia. The Crimson is slated to be in motion from Wednesday, March 18 – Saturday, March 22, with ESPN+ dealing with the printed duties.

What to Know

• Harvard might be represented by Anya Mostek (50 free, 100 again, 200 again), Alexandra Bastone (500 free, 1650 free), Nina Janmyr (1-meter diving), and Sydney Lu (100 fly, 200 fly). Bastone, Lu, and Mostek acquired invites based mostly on their prime performances in 2025–26, whereas Janmyr punched her ticket on the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships final week.
• Bastone will kick issues off for the Crimson on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. within the 1650 free.
• On Thursday, Lu will make her NCAA debut within the 100 fly alongside Janmyr on the 1-meter. The 100 fly might be a part of the preliminary session starting at 10 a.m. ET, adopted by the 1-meter diving trials at 12:15 p.m. ET. After that, the finals (swimming and diving) will start at 6:00 p.m. ET.
• Bastone will return to motion on Friday within the 500 free together with Mostek competing within the 100 again and 50 free. The prelims start at 10:00 a.m. ET, adopted by the championship finals at 6:00 p.m. ET.
• Lu and Mostek will shut out the occasions on Saturday for the Crimson. Lu (200 fly) and Mostek (200 again) will race within the prelims beginning at 10:00 a.m. ET, with the championship finals slated for six:00 p.m. ET.
• Bastone posted the Thirty first-fastest 500 free time in Division I this season when she received the occasion on the Ivy League Championships in 4:40.94. In the 1650 free, Bastone completed sixth with a time of 16:21.95, which earned her an invitation to the nationwide meet within the occasion.
• Mostek returns to the nationwide stage for the primary time since 2024. At the Ivy League Championships, Mostek shattered the pool, Ivy, and Harvard report within the 100 again with a 51.31, which is the Twenty fourth-fastest time in Division I this season. In the 200 again, she additionally holds the Twenty fourth-fastest time after posting a personal-best 1:52.70 on the Ivy League Championships. With a runner-up end within the 50 free finals at Ivies, she additionally earned an invitation to compete within the occasion with a program-record 22.18.
• In the 100 fly, Lu posted the Thirty sixth-fastest time in Division I this season when she received the occasion on the Ivy League Championships in 51.97. With a season-best 1:56.25 and a runner-up end within the 200 fly at Ivies, she earned an invitation to compete within the occasion.
• Janmyr secured a spot at nationals within the 1-meter diving competitors after putting sixth on the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships in Annapolis, Maryland. The senior completed with a rating of 547.70 to lock in her fourth straight NCAA berth (2023 – 1m, 3m; 2024 – 1m; 2025 – 1m).
• With 4 NCAA individuals, Harvard will seem on the nationwide meet for the 14th straight season. In 2025, Kulik led a program that had Bastone and Janmyr take part at NCAAs.