Males’s Swimming and Diving Splits First-Day Motion at HYP, Main Yale and Trailing No. 22 Princeton

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Men’s Swimming and Diving received 4 occasions on the primary day of the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton (HYP) meet at Blodgett Pool. One of these victories included a brand new pool document within the 1000 free. After Friday’s motion, the Crimson leads Yale, 108-78, however trails Princeton, 95-90.

How It Happened

• Diving kicked off day one among HYP, with Raphael Tourette ending as Harvard’s prime scorer. Tourette tallied 328.10 factors to safe fourth place.
• The Crimson opened the swimming occasions with a win within the 200 free relay, edging Princeton’s A Relay by 0.14 seconds. The quartet of Sonny Wang, Marre Gattnar, Maro Miknic, and Evan Croley touched the wall at 1:17.58.
• First-year William Mulgrew delivered a standout efficiency within the 1000 free, breaking the pool document with a time of 8:48.72, the second-fastest time within the Ivy League this season. The earlier document of 8:49.45 had stood since 2017. Fellow first-year Pablo Martinez positioned second, clocking in at 8:55.23.
• William Browne secured a second-place end within the 200 free with a time of 1:35.35.
• Adriano Arioti touched second in a decent race within the 100 again, ending simply 0.38 seconds behind Yale’s Jake Wang. Joshua Chen adopted with a runner-up end within the 100 breast, posting a time of 53.36.
• Harvard added two extra top-five finishes within the 200 fly, with David Schmitt putting second (1:43.11) and Felipe Baffico taking fourth (1:46.00).
• Maro Miknic added a Crimson victory within the 50 free, touching first at 19.33, simply 0.01 seconds shy of the pool document. Wang positioned fourth with a time of 19.61.
• Harvard closed the night time with a win within the 400 medley relay. Arioti, Chen, Miknic, and Wang mixed for a time of three:08.15, whereas Yale completed second at 3:09.12.

Up Next 
Harvard returns to Blodgett Pool on Saturday for the second day of competitors on the HYP meet. Men’s three-meter diving is scheduled to start at 11:15 a.m. ET, adopted by swimming occasions at 1:00 p.m. ET. The meet will likely be streamed on ESPN+.