{"id":6882,"date":"2004-02-27T11:55:58","date_gmt":"2004-02-27T16:55:58","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/02\/harvard-leads-princeton-after-day-one-of-womens-ivies\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:27:18","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:27:18","slug":"harvard-leads-princeton-after-day-one-of-womens-ivies","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/harvard-leads-princeton-after-day-one-of-womens-ivies\/","title":{"rendered":"Harvard Leads Princeton After Day One of Women’s Ivies"},"content":{"rendered":"

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., February 27. PRINCETON may be heavily favored to win its fifth straight Ivy League women's crown, but after the first day of the Ivy Championships, host Harvard is in the driver's seat.<\/p>\n

Freshman Annika Giesbrecht was a winner in one-meter diving, while Harvard claimed second-place finishes in three of the five swimming events yesterday to grab the lead at the end of the first of three days of competition at Blodgett Pool. <\/p>\n

Harvard has 411.5 points in its bid for its first Ivy meet championship since 1992. Fourtime defending champ Princeton took first place in two events Thursday to hold second place with 332 points. Yale is third with 332 points, followed by Brown (303), Columbia (291.5), Penn (273), Dartmouth (144), and Cornell (136). <\/p>\n

Giesbrecht won the diving for the Crimson with 255.00 points, edging Columbia's Grace Coyle, who took second with 253.50 points. <\/p>\n

The most impressive performance in the pool Thursday came in the first event of the meet, as Brown's 200-yard freestyle relay squad set meet and pool records with a first-place time of 1:31.94. Brown senior Liz Daniels, who swam the lead leg on the relay, went on to turn in an NCAA Championship automatic-qualifying time of 22.82 seconds in winning the 50-yard freestyle. <\/p>\n

Princeton freshman Sarah Fraumann was a winner in the 500 freestyle as she and Harvard freshman Emily Wilson registered provisional NCAA qualifying times. Fraumann came in in 4:50.94, while Wilson touched the wall in 4:52.49. <\/p>\n

Princeton junior Stephanie Hsiao led three NCAA qualifiers in the 200 individual medley as she took first in 2:02.59. Yale's Paige Harazin was second in 2:03.78, while the Tigers' Kelly Hannigan finished third in 2:04.15. <\/p>\n

Daniels won the 50 free for Brown with her NCAA-qualifying time, and Harvard junior Molly Ward took second with a 23.57-second finish. <\/p>\n

The most exciting race of the day turned out to be the 400 medley relay, in which Princeton held a three-second lead on the field at the halfway point and held off Harvard by just 17 tenths of a second on the last leg. The Tigers took the event in 3:46.32, just ahead of the Crimson's second-place time of 3:46.49. Princeton won it on the breaststroke leg as Harvard's three other swimmers each recorded faster times than their Princeton counterparts.<\/p>\n


\n2004 WOMEN'S IVY LEAGUE SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS<\/p>\n

BLODGETT POOL
\nHARVARD UNIVERSITY
\nCAMBRIDGE, MA.<\/p>\n

FEB. 26, 2004<\/p>\n

25 YD. POOL<\/b><\/p>\n

TEAM STANDINGS (DAY 1)
\nPlace School Points
\n1 Harvard HARV 411.50
\n2 Princeton PRINC 385
\n3 Yale YALE 332
\n4 Brown BROWN 303
\n5 Columbia COLUM 291.50
\n6 Pennsylvania PENN 273
\n7 Dartmouth DART 144
\n8 Cornell CORNL 136 <\/p>\n

Event 1 Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\nMeet Record: M 1:32.27 2003 Brown
\n E. Daniels, M. Oeser, I. Hasbani, E. McCoy
\n Ivy Record: I 1:32.27 2003 Brown
\n E. Daniels, M. Oeser, I. Hasbani, E. McCoy
\nPool Record: P 1:32.34 2002 Brown
\n E. McCoy, L. Daniels, I. Hasbani, D. Chuck
\n NCAA A: A 1:31.01
\n NCAA B: B 1:33.74
\n School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nFinals
\n 1 Brown 1:32.83 1:31.94M 64
\n 1) Daniels, Liz SR 2) Hinkson, Lauren SO
\n 3) Robinson, Eileen SO 4) McCoy, Emily SR
\n 22.80 45.94 (23.14) 1:09.11 (23.17) 1:31.94 (22.83)
\n 2 Princeton 1:36.45 1:34.07 56
\n 1) George, Sobenna FR 2) Laffel, Nikki FR
\n 3) Battaglia, Lisa SR 4) Hsiao, Stephanie JR
\n 23.83 47.22 (23.39) 1:11.11 (23.89) 1:34.07 (22.96)
\n 3 Pennsylvania 1:34.98 1:34.62 54
\n 1) Colson, Stephanie FR 2) Hotaling, Laura SO
\n 3) Aiello, Jessica FR 4) Stores, Katie JR
\n 24.08 47.93 (23.85) 1:11.66 (23.73) 1:34.62 (22.96)
\n 4 Yale 1:40.40 1:35.39 52
\n 1) Knicely, Becca JR 2) Gill, Megan FR
\n 3) Butler, Chase FR 4) Harazin, Paige SR
\n 24.08 47.90 (23.82) 1:11.83 (23.93) 1:35.39 (23.56)
\n 5 Harvard 1:36.57 1:35.55 50
\n 1) Mulkey, Erin SO 2) Nadeau, Kate SR
\n 3) De Benedetto, Erica SR 4) Ward, Molly JR
\n 24.10 48.20 (24.10) 1:12.46 (24.26) 1:35.55 (23.09)
\n 6 Columbia 1:35.79 1:35.75 48
\n 1) Braun, Jessica SR 2) Swartwout, Liz SR
\n 3) McCue, Mary FR 4) Lehner, Marie SR
\n 24.04 48.07 (24.03) 1:11.96 (23.89) 1:35.75 (23.79)
\n 7 Cornell 1:38.94 1:37.15 46
\n 1) Brookman, Jessica SO 2) Green, Amanda FR
\n 3) Ranzenhofer, Lisa JR 4) Chance, Holly SO
\n 24.26 48.59 (24.33) 1:12.96 (24.37) 1:37.15 (24.19)
\n 8 Dartmouth 1:39.56 1:37.17 44
\n 1) Gilhooly, Lauren SR 2) Cunnick, Mariah SO
\n 3) Rippe, Lizzie FR 4) Telander, Cary SO
\n 24.18 47.99 (23.81) 1:12.12 (24.13) 1:37.17 (25.05)<\/p>\n

Event 2 Women 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\nMeet Record: M 4:43.74 1998 Cristina Teuscher (Columbia)
\n Ivy Record: I 4:35.45 1998 Cristina Teuscher (Columbia)
\nPool Record: P 4:38.70 1981 Kim Linehan (Longhorn)
\n NCAA A: A 4:45.46
\n NCAA B: B 4:54.02
\nUSA Sum Nat: N 4:49.49
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Fraumann, Sarah SR Princeton 4:52.33 4:50.49B 32
\n 26.70 55.27 (28.57) 1:24.14 (28.87) 1:53.26 (29.12)
\n 2:22.49 (29.23) 2:51.85 (29.36) 3:21.37 (29.52) 3:51.08 (29.71)
\n 4:20.96 (29.88) 4:50.49 (29.53)
\n 2 Wilson, Emily FR Harvard 4:52.50 4:52.49B 28
\n 27.04 55.60 (28.56) 1:24.63 (29.03) 1:53.75 (29.12)
\n 2:23.13 (29.38) 2:52.74 (29.61) 3:22.74 (30.00) 3:52.81 (30.07)
\n 4:22.98 (30.17) 4:52.49 (29.51)
\n 3 Hession, Cristina FR Yale 4:58.38 4:54.83 27
\n 27.28 56.54 (29.26) 1:26.29 (29.75) 1:56.36 (30.07)
\n 2:26.34 (29.98) 2:56.13 (29.79) 3:26.00 (29.87) 3:55.68 (29.68)
\n 4:25.48 (29.80) 4:54.83 (29.35)
\n 4 Holthaus, Kathleen SR Pennsylvania 4:56.59 4:56.05 26
\n 28.10 57.52 (29.42) 1:27.35 (29.83) 1:57.52 (30.17)
\n 2:27.59 (30.07) 2:57.45 (29.86) 3:27.24 (29.79) 3:57.23 (29.99)
\n 4:26.93 (29.70) 4:56.05 (29.12)
\n 5 Villarreal, Cammie FR Pennsylvania 4:55.02 4:56.72 25
\n 27.81 56.82 (29.01) 1:26.48 (29.66) 1:56.32 (29.84)
\n 2:26.46 (30.14) 2:56.76 (30.30) 3:26.90 (30.14) 3:57.35 (30.45)
\n 4:27.16 (29.81) 4:56.72 (29.56)
\n 6 Engelmeier, Libby SO Princeton 4:55.61 4:57.80 24
\n 26.89 55.78 (28.89) 1:25.35 (29.57) 1:55.56 (30.21)
\n 2:26.02 (30.46) 2:56.48 (30.46) 3:27.03 (30.55) 3:57.73 (30.70)
\n 4:28.43 (30.70) 4:57.80 (29.37)
\n 7 Morford, Lauren FR Columbia 4:54.82 4:57.89 23
\n 26.61 55.47 (28.86) 1:25.19 (29.72) 1:55.40 (30.21)
\n 2:26.11 (30.71) 2:56.36 (30.25) 3:26.89 (30.53) 3:57.54 (30.65)
\n 4:28.41 (30.87) 4:57.89 (29.48)
\n 8 Vollmond-Carstens, Lise FR Princeton 4:58.68 5:01.40 22
\n 27.81 57.37 (29.56) 1:27.63 (30.26) 1:57.82 (30.19)
\n 2:28.29 (30.47) 2:58.69 (30.40) 3:29.26 (30.57) 3:59.92 (30.66)
\n 4:31.10 (31.18) 5:01.40 (30.30)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Weisenthal, Laurin FR Harvard 5:00.67 4:56.25 20
\n 27.62 57.16 (29.54) 1:27.34 (30.18) 1:57.48 (30.14)
\n 2:27.55 (30.07) 2:57.61 (30.06) 3:27.55 (29.94) 3:57.27 (29.72)
\n 4:27.14 (29.87) 4:56.25 (29.11)
\n10 O'Brien, Laura SR Yale 4:58.81 4:57.80 17
\n 28.12 57.85 (29.73) 1:28.06 (30.21) 1:58.30 (30.24)
\n 2:28.79 (30.49) 2:58.88 (30.09) 3:28.87 (29.99) 3:58.97 (30.10)
\n 4:28.66 (29.69) 4:57.80 (29.14)
\n11 Blondin, Kelly FR Harvard 4:59.63 4:59.08 16
\n 27.54 57.13 (29.59) 1:27.54 (30.41) 1:57.74 (30.20)
\n 2:28.20 (30.46) 2:58.38 (30.18) 3:28.71 (30.33) 3:59.05 (30.34)
\n 4:29.63 (30.58) 4:59.08 (29.45)
\n12 Rogers, Allison JR Yale 4:59.11 4:59.09 15
\n 28.12 57.99 (29.87) 1:28.19 (30.20) 1:58.52 (30.33)
\n 2:28.90 (30.38) 2:59.33 (30.43) 3:29.54 (30.21) 3:59.67 (30.13)
\n 4:29.67 (30.00) 4:59.09 (29.42)
\n13 Taylor, Kathryn FR Columbia 5:01.82 5:00.64 14
\n 27.21 56.93 (29.72) 1:27.13 (30.20) 1:57.14 (30.01)
\n 2:27.35 (30.21) 2:58.16 (30.81) 3:29.12 (30.96) 4:00.43 (31.31)
\n 4:30.70 (30.27) 5:00.64 (29.94)
\n14 Bright, Michelle SO Harvard 5:01.66 5:01.46 13
\n 27.30 56.68 (29.38) 1:26.63 (29.95) 1:56.75 (30.12)
\n 2:27.29 (30.54) 2:58.09 (30.80) 3:28.77 (30.68) 3:59.83 (31.06)
\n 4:31.26 (31.43) 5:01.46 (30.20)
\n15 Newcomer, Margot FR Pennsylvania 4:59.14 5:01.74 12
\n 27.64 57.76 (30.12) 1:27.99 (30.23) 1:58.55 (30.56)
\n 2:29.23 (30.68) 2:59.74 (30.51) 3:30.49 (30.75) 4:00.99 (30.50)
\n 4:31.64 (30.65) 5:01.74 (30.10)
\n16 Kern, Melissa FR Dartmouth 5:00.51 5:03.63 11
\n 27.90 57.92 (30.02) 1:28.23 (30.31) 1:58.85 (30.62)
\n 2:29.44 (30.59) 3:00.18 (30.74) 3:30.88 (30.70) 4:01.82 (30.94)
\n 4:32.71 (30.89) 5:03.63 (30.92)
\nBonus Final
\n17 Dudley, Kaki FR Columbia 5:04.22 5:01.95 9
\n 27.30 56.99 (29.69) 1:27.24 (30.25) 1:57.66 (30.42)
\n 2:28.48 (30.82) 2:58.94 (30.46) 3:29.63 (30.69) 4:00.64 (31.01)
\n 4:31.59 (30.95) 5:01.95 (30.36)
\n18 Schriver, Maureen JR Pennsylvania 5:05.60 5:02.56 7
\n 28.22 58.40 (30.18) 1:28.70 (30.30) 1:59.32 (30.62)
\n 2:29.65 (30.33) 3:00.34 (30.69) 3:31.15 (30.81) 4:02.03 (30.88)
\n 4:32.69 (30.66) 5:02.56 (29.87)
\n19 Harlow, Lauren FR Brown 5:05.22 5:03.72 6
\n 27.93 57.73 (29.80) 1:27.79 (30.06) 1:58.19 (30.40)
\n 2:28.86 (30.67) 2:59.72 (30.86) 3:30.57 (30.85) 4:01.49 (30.92)
\n 4:32.85 (31.36) 5:03.72 (30.87)
\n20 Conway, Kristin FR Cornell 5:06.55 5:04.07 5
\n 28.55 59.07 (30.52) 1:29.77 (30.70) 2:00.33 (30.56)
\n 2:30.93 (30.60) 3:01.93 (31.00) 3:32.18 (30.25) 4:03.03 (30.85)
\n 4:34.04 (31.01) 5:04.07 (30.03)
\n21 Zarba, Nicole SO Dartmouth 5:04.23 5:04.63 4
\n 28.15 58.08 (29.93) 1:28.56 (30.48) 1:59.14 (30.58)
\n 2:30.05 (30.91) 3:00.69 (30.64) 3:31.65 (30.96) 4:02.95 (31.30)
\n 4:34.30 (31.35) 5:04.63 (30.33)
\n22 Kowalsky, Becky FR Brown 5:02.94 5:04.64 3
\n 27.35 56.95 (29.60) 1:27.42 (30.47) 1:58.02 (30.60)
\n 2:28.79 (30.77) 3:00.08 (31.29) 3:31.27 (31.19) 4:02.57 (31.30)
\n 4:34.09 (31.52) 5:04.64 (30.55)
\n23 Mirch, Katey SO Brown 5:06.72 5:06.34 2
\n 28.44 58.89 (30.45) 1:29.87 (30.98) 2:00.89 (31.02)
\n 2:31.57 (30.68) 3:02.73 (31.16) 3:33.83 (31.10) 4:05.21 (31.38)
\n 4:36.25 (31.04) 5:06.34 (30.09)
\n24 Eastman, Alix SR Princeton 5:05.77 5:07.71 1
\n 28.20 58.12 (29.92) 1:28.65 (30.53) 1:59.30 (30.65)
\n 2:30.26 (30.96) 3:01.52 (31.26) 3:32.75 (31.23) 4:04.37 (31.62)
\n 4:36.40 (32.03) 5:07.71 (31.31) <\/p>\n

Event 3 Women 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\nMeet Record: M 1:57.63 1999 Cristina Teuscher (Columbia)
\n Ivy Record: I 1:57.63 1999 Cristina Teuscher (Columbia)
\nPool Record: P 1:57.11 1981 Tracy Caulkins (Nashville)
\n NCAA A: A 2:00.67
\n NCAA B: B 2:04.29
\nUSA Sum Nat: N 2:02.89
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Hsiao, Stephanie JR Princeton 2:03.41 2:02.59N 32
\n 27.07 58.46 (31.39) 1:32.94 (34.48) 2:02.59 (29.65)
\n 2 Harazin, Paige SR Yale 2:05.40 2:03.78B 28
\n 26.99 59.19 (32.20) 1:35.45 (36.26) 2:03.78 (28.33)
\n 3 Hannigan, Kelly FR Princeton 2:02.71 2:04.15B 27
\n 26.94 58.14 (31.20) 1:35.18 (37.04) 2:04.15 (28.97)
\n 4 McCue, Mary FR Columbia 2:05.89 2:05.25 26
\n 27.61 59.59 (31.98) 1:35.90 (36.31) 2:05.25 (29.35)
\n 5 Blondin, Stacy FR Harvard 2:05.64 2:06.25 24.5
\n 26.81 59.90 (33.09) 1:37.15 (37.25) 2:06.25 (29.10)
\n 5 Swartwout, Liz SR Columbia 2:05.67 2:06.25 24.5
\n 27.68 59.35 (31.67) 1:36.58 (37.23) 2:06.25 (29.67)
\n 7 Nadeau, Kate SR Harvard 2:06.05 2:06.60 23
\n 27.55 1:00.18 (32.63) 1:38.13 (37.95) 2:06.60 (28.47)
\n 8 Hoban, Lindsay SR Brown 2:05.43 2:06.64 22
\n 27.56 58.35 (30.79) 1:36.19 (37.84) 2:06.64 (30.45)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Chang, LeeAnn FR Harvard 2:07.18 2:03.82B 20
\n 26.83 57.76 (30.93) 1:33.39 (35.63) 2:03.82 (30.43)
\n10 Evans, Jane SO Harvard 2:06.77 2:05.87 17
\n 27.40 59.83 (32.43) 1:36.36 (36.53) 2:05.87 (29.51)
\n11 Stephenson, Caroline JR Yale 2:06.40 2:05.96 16
\n 28.82 1:00.69 (31.87) 1:36.62 (35.93) 2:05.96 (29.34)
\n12 Bretherick, Alison FR Pennsylvania 2:07.16 2:07.04 15
\n 28.08 59.71 (31.63) 1:37.98 (38.27) 2:07.04 (29.06)
\n13 McCloskey, Moria FR Yale 2:06.35 2:07.35 14
\n 27.82 58.68 (30.86) 1:37.37 (38.69) 2:07.35 (29.98)
\n14 Stapleton, Emily JR Harvard 2:06.81 2:07.54 13
\n 27.30 59.48 (32.18) 1:37.09 (37.61) 2:07.54 (30.45)
\n15 Seidman, Emily SR Columbia 2:07.32 2:08.69 12
\n 28.54 1:01.05 (32.51) 1:38.28 (37.23) 2:08.69 (30.41)
\n16 Gentilucci, Erica SO Pennsylvania 2:07.64 2:09.30 11
\n 27.83 1:00.33 (32.50) 1:38.60 (38.27) 2:09.30 (30.70)
\nBonus Final
\n17 Rossi, Lauren SR Princeton 2:08.42 2:06.94 9
\n 27.76 1:01.80 (34.04) 1:37.38 (35.58) 2:06.94 (29.56)
\n18 Brush, Emily FR Brown 2:08.20 2:08.66 7
\n 27.27 58.57 (31.30) 1:39.05 (40.48) 2:08.66 (29.61)
\n19 Cocco, Meredith FR Brown 2:08.29 2:09.06 5
\n 27.44 1:00.09 (32.65) 1:39.64 (39.55) 2:09.06 (29.42)
\n19 Bailey, Megan SO Yale 2:08.63 2:09.06 5
\n 27.75 59.86 (32.11) 1:38.31 (38.45) 2:09.06 (30.75)
\n19 Kunkel, Jenny JR Dartmouth 2:08.23 2:09.06 5
\n 28.17 1:00.39 (32.22) 1:39.56 (39.17) 2:09.06 (29.50)
\n22 Betzing, Chrissy SR Columbia 2:10.14 2:09.84 3
\n 28.42 1:01.79 (33.37) 1:39.77 (37.98) 2:09.84 (30.07)
\n23 Ono, Kim SO Harvard 2:08.53 2:09.89 2
\n 28.73 59.99 (31.26) 1:38.86 (38.87) 2:09.89 (31.03)
\n24 Fisher, Sarah FR Columbia 2:09.69 2:10.44 1
\n 27.24 1:01.03 (33.79) 1:39.83 (38.80) 2:10.44 (30.61)<\/p>\n

Event 4 Women 50 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\nMeet Record: M 22.58 1990 Jennifer Boyd (Brown)
\n Ivy Record: I 22.58 1990 Jennifer Boyd (Brown)
\nPool Record: P 22.51 1981 Jill Sterkel
\n NCAA A: A 22.88
\n NCAA B: B 23.56
\nUSA Sum Nat: N 23.29
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Daniels, Liz SR Brown 22.97 22.82A 32
\n 2 Ward, Molly JR Harvard 23.49 23.57 28
\n 3 McCoy, Emily SR Brown 23.76 23.60 27
\n 4 George, Sobenna FR Princeton 23.68 23.86 26
\n 5 Hinkson, Lauren SO Brown 23.85 23.90 25
\n 6 Robinson, Eileen SO Brown 23.98 23.94 24
\n 7 Mulkey, Erin SO Harvard 23.78 24.05 23
\n 8 Laffel, Nikki FR Princeton 23.91 24.14 22
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Stores, Katie JR Pennsylvania 23.99 23.86 20
\n10 Knicely, Becca JR Yale 24.02 23.90 17
\n11 Colson, Stephanie FR Pennsylvania 24.16 24.12 16
\n12 Braun, Jessica SR Columbia 24.12 24.13 15
\n13 Gill, Megan FR Yale 24.22 24.19 14
\n14 Hotaling, Laura SO Pennsylvania 24.13 24.45 13
\n15 Butler, Chase FR Yale 24.19 24.48 12
\n16 Gilhooly, Lauren SR Dartmouth 24.18 24.55 11
\nBonus Final
\n17 Wong, Elizabeth SO Brown 24.35 24.08 9
\n18 Aiello, Jessica FR Pennsylvania 24.24 24.40 7
\n19 Battaglia, Lisa SR Princeton 24.32 24.55 6
\n20 Lehner, Marie SR Columbia 24.35 24.67 5
\n21 Arey, Kristen FR Princeton 24.53 24.76 4
\n22 Knox, Susannah SO Columbia 24.51 24.79 3
\n23 Chance, Holly SO Cornell 24.62 24.87 2
\n24 Cunnick, Mariah SO Dartmouth 24.68 25.01 1 <\/p>\n

Event 5 Women 1 mtr Diving
\n===============================================================================
\nMeet Record: M 281.05 2001 Bates Gregory (Yale)
\n Ivy Record: I 281.05 2001 Bates Gregory (Yale)
\nPool Record: P 324.15 1988 Jenny Greene (Harvard)
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nFinals
\n 1 Giesbrecht, Annika FR Harvard 235.90 255.00 32
\n 2 Coyle, Grace JR Columbia 237.55 253.50 28
\n 3 Rayhack, Kristin SO Cornell 218.40 250.05 27
\n 4 Osmun, Anne JR Harvard 218.55 248.90 26
\n 5 Herrmann, Teresa JR Columbia 238.05 242.85 25
\n 6 McKeon, Kathleen SR Yale 239.30 241.85 24
\n 7 DeMond, Michelle FR Princeton 256.95 234.30 23
\n 8 Reber, Reagan FR Princeton 213.70 219.15 22 <\/p>\n

Event 6 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
\n===============================================================================
\nMeet Record: M 3:44.73 2001 Princeton
\n K. Conroy, C. Holland, M. Seto, V. Kukla
\n Ivy Record: I 3:44.73 2001 Princeton
\n K. Conroy, C. Holland, M. Seto, V. Kukla
\nPool Record: P 3:43.68 1981 Nashville
\n Phillips, Caulkins, King, Caulkins
\n NCAA A: A 3:38.32
\n NCAA B: B 3:44.86
\nUSA Sum Nat: N 3:56.49
\n School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Princeton 4:01.65 3:46.32N 64
\n 1) Battaglia, Lisa SR 2) Hsiao, Stephanie JR
\n 3) Hannigan, Kelly FR 4) Fraumann, Sarah SR
\n 27.71 57.40 (57.40) 1:25.71 (28.31) 1:58.75 (1:01.35)
\n 2:24.54 (25.79) 2:55.26 (56.51) 3:19.77 (24.51) 3:46.32 (51.06)
\n 2 Harvard 3:51.09 3:46.49N 56
\n 1) Brethauer, Molly JR 2) De Benedetto, Erica SR
\n 3) Bates, Alli JR 4) Ward, Molly JR
\n 27.58 56.82 (56.82) 1:26.52 (29.70) 2:01.79 (1:04.97)
\n 2:26.84 (25.05) 2:56.16 (54.37) 3:20.11 (23.95) 3:46.49 (50.33)
\n 3 Yale 4:02.94 3:50.07N 54
\n 1) McCloskey, Moria FR 2) Stephenson, Caroline JR
\n 3) Gill, Megan FR 4) Harazin, Paige SR
\n 27.99 57.55 (57.55) 1:28.19 (30.64) 2:02.75 (1:05.20)
\n 2:28.85 (26.10) 2:59.70 (56.95) 3:23.62 (23.92) 3:50.07 (50.37)
\n 4 Brown 3:54.58 3:50.48N 52
\n 1) Brown, Jessica JR 2) Kopra, Karly FR
\n 3) Wong, Elizabeth SO 4) Robinson, Eileen SO
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