2014 Women’s Ivy League Championships Day Three: Up/Mid/Down – Still the Princeton-Harvard Show

Women’s Ivy League Championship

  • Dates: Thursday, February 20 – Saturday, February 22, 2014; prelims 11:00 am, finals 6:00 pm
  • Location: Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center, Providence, R.I. (Eastern Time Zone)
  • Defending Champions: Princeton (results)
  • Live Results: Available
  • Live Video: Available

 

Day Three

It’s final day of the Women’s Ivy League Swimming and Diving Championship at Brown University. The mile is set to begin at 4:00 p.m. but we have the results from prelims.

We had expected Harvard to be way ahead of Princeton by now, so the fact that there are only 30 points separating them will make for an incredibly tense and exciting final session tonight. Columbia, who had great expectations coming into the meet based on their historic dual meet wins, is not only out of the running for Ivy Champion, but is trailing third-place Yale by a fair margin. That will be another exciting battle tonight. Cornell and Penn had better-than-expected mornings.

Here are the Ups/Mids/Downs for Day Three prelims:

Team

A Final

B Final

C Final

Brown

4

3

4

Columbia

4

6

2

Cornell

1

3

9

Dartmouth

0

3

5

Harvard

5

6

1

Penn

6

2

3

Princeton

6

4

4

Yale

6

5

4

 

200 back: Brown 0/0/3, Columbia 1/2/1, Cornell 0/2/2, Dartmouth 0/0/0, Harvard 2/1/0, Penn 1/0/1, Princeton 2/1/1, Yale 2/2/0 – Harvard’s Danielle Lee was the top qualifier with 1:57.53. The next two were Lauren Church of Penn and Marissa Cominelli of Harvard. The Ivy record in this event is 1:55.48 (Kendall Crawford, Harvard, 2013).

100 free: Brown 1/0/1, Columbia 0/1/0, Cornell 1/1/2, Dartmouth 0/2/2, Harvard 2/2/1, Penn 2/0/1, Princeton 1/2/0, Yale 1/0/1 – Penn’s Shelby Fortin had the morning’s fastest qualifying swim with 49.37. Harvard’s Victoria Chan and Princeton’s Lisa Boyce were second and third. The Ivy record is 48.66 (Megan Waters, Princeton, 2011).

200 breast: Brown 2/1/0, Columbia 3/1/0, Cornell 0/0/2, Dartmouth 0/0/1, Harvard 1/2/0, Penn 1/1/1, Princeton 0/1/2, Yale 1/2/2 – Lane four will go to Briana Borgolini of Brown, who qualified first with 2:15.89.  Stephanie Ferrell of Harvard and Ali Stephens-Pickeral were the next two fastest. The Ivy record is 2:09.37 (Susan Kim, Yale, 2010).

200 fly: Brown 1/2/0, Columbia 0/2/1, Cornell 0/0/3, Dartmouth 0/1/2, Harvard 0/1/0, Penn 2/1/0, Princeton 3/0/1, Yale 2/1/1 – Yale freshman Sydney Hirschi was the top qualifier with a 1:57.40. The next two were Princeton’s Beverly Nguyen and Morgan Karetnick. The Ivy record is 1:54.60 (Alex Forrester, Yale, 2013).

 

Standings After Day Two:

1 Harvard 952
2 Princeton 924
3 Yale 739
4 Columbia 668
5 Penn 595
6 Brown 512
7 Cornell 464
8 Dartmouth 377

 

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About Anne Lepesant

Anne Lepesant

Anne Lepesant is the mother of four daughters, all of whom swam in college. With an undergraduate degree from Princeton (where she was an all-Ivy tennis player) and an MBA from INSEAD, she worked for many years in the financial industry, both in France and the U.S. Anne is currently …

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