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Brown claimed the 100 breaststroke victory in 1:01.95 ahead of mate <strong>Sophie Segerson.<\/strong> After the diving break, <strong>Grace Black<\/strong> (2:00.05) edged Segerson by .03 seconds to lead a 1-2-3 sweep of the 200 back, then <strong>Eleanor Sun\u2019s<\/strong> time of 2:13.46 paced a sweep of the 200 breast.<\/p>\n<p>Sun also won the 200 free. Segerson was second in the 200 individual medley to <strong>Dakota Tucker,<\/strong> who had been second in the 200 breast. Tucker opened up the meet by winning the 1,000 free. <strong>Chloe Kim<\/strong> swept the 200 fly and 500 free. Johnston claimed victory in the 100 free, and Savannah Skow was the winner in the 100 fly. Johnston, Herr, Sun and <strong>Heidi Smithwick<\/strong> combined to go 1:31.04 to get to the wall first in the 200 free relay, edging Rutgers&#8217; A relay squad by a margin of .43 seconds.<\/p>\n<p><strong>Charlotte Martinkus<\/strong> bested a crowded diving field that featured five finishers clustered within 20 points of each other by scoring 304.28 to win 1-meter diving for the Tigers.<\/p>\n<p>Rutgers\u2019 only swimming win came in the 50 free via <strong>Emilianna Gonzalez,<\/strong> who went 22.90 to best Sunwoo by .25 seconds. Gonzalez also led off the second-place 200 free relay that stayed so close. Rutgers got a boost on 3-meter diving with a 1-2-3 results, led by <strong>Bailee Sturgill<\/strong> scoring 337.73 points to win.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Stroke Depth Helps Princeton Retain Cannon Trophy vs. Rutgers Depth in the stroke events helped Princeton top Rutgers, 212.5-87.5 and retain the Cannon Trophy in the battle of New 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