{"id":6924,"date":"2004-03-05T12:58:59","date_gmt":"2004-03-05T17:58:59","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/03\/princeton-men-lead-harvard-after-day-one-of-eastern-champs\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:36:08","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:36:08","slug":"princeton-men-lead-harvard-after-day-one-of-eastern-champs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/princeton-men-lead-harvard-after-day-one-of-eastern-champs\/","title":{"rendered":"Princeton Men Lead Harvard After Day One of Eastern Champs"},"content":{"rendered":"

PRINCETON, NJ., March 5. TWENTy-SECOND-ranked Princeton University, focused on avenging last year's narrow 27-point loss to Harvard, ranked #25 this year, holds a 67.5-point lead over No. 25 Harvard (428-360.5) after first-day competition in the EISL Championships here last night at Princeton's DeNunzio Pool. <\/p>\n

Coach Rob Orr's talented Tigers, are seeking their 15th overall Eastern championship and seventh under the veteran coach who's now guided Princeton for a quarter-century. The Tigers were led by sophomore sprinter Will Reinhard, who won the 50 free (pr 19.91) and also led off the winning 200 free relay (19.98). <\/p>\n

Harvard seniors Rassan Grant (200 IM, pr 1:48.48) and Ricky Roy (1 meter diving) were victorious for the Crimson as was its 400 medley relay team, to keep the visitors within striking distance. Harvard is after its eighth conference crown in the last 10 years. <\/p>\n

Princeton opened with a 1:20.32 NCAA-consideration clocking 200 free relay win, with Reinhard's leadoff leg fastest of the race. Harvard was third in what was the home team's sole victory.<\/p>\n

Next up was the 500 free where Cornell freshman Mark Smit edged Princeton senior (and Peruvian Olympian) Juan Valdivieso, 4:23.94-45:25.73. Princeton also scored two other swimmers in the championship final with a fourth and seventh.<\/p>\n

In the 200 IM, Harvard's Grant held off Columbia's fast-closing Ben Collins by a 1:48.48-1:48.84 margin. Both times are also consideration cuts. Roy won the 1-meter diving with a score of 333.6 narrowly edging Danil Rybalko to take the win;. and Harvard closed out the night with a victory by the 400 medley relay team of David Cromwell, Grant, Ryan Smith and Knepley winning in an 3:13.98 — within striking distance of the EISL record of 3:13.63 by Princeton from last year's meet. <\/p>\n

Harvard's time also broke Tennessee's pool-record of 3:14.75 from four years ago, and that team included 46+ backstroker Michael Gilliam, formerly SEC 100 record-holder.<\/p>\n

Cromwell, a sophomore who already had reduced his 100 back pr from 49+ to 48.68 earlier in the season, further cut it to 47.51 leading off. That swim ranks Cromwell No. 2all-time on both the Harvard and EISL charts. Only Seoul Olympic 100 back silver-medalist David Berkoff's 47.02 from the 1989 NCAAs is faster. Grant's contribution was a quick 53.52 breaststroke leg.<\/p>\n

Princeton and Harvard swimmers were the sole event winners in the 2003 EISLs, but a new team has already stood atop the victory podium. Cornell rookie Smit cracked the inner-circle with his 500 free victory and he may well get more gold before the splashing's completed Saturday evening. <\/p>\n

Team Scores
\n1 Princeton 428
\n2 Harvard 360.50
\n3 Columbia 305
\n4 Yale 253
\n5 Navy 242.50
\n6 Cornell 210
\n7 Pennsylvania 178
\n8 Brown 172
\n9 Dartmouth 153
\n10 Army 122<\/p>\n

2004 MEN'S EISL SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPSDENUNZIO POOLPRINCETON, NJ, MARCH 4, 2004 25 YD. POOL<\/p>\n

Event 1 Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 1:19.01 2003 Princeton
\n J. Gage, M. Salerno, C. Hessler, J. Leahy
\n EISL Record: E 1:19.01 2003 Princeton
\n J. Gage, M. Salerno, C. Hessler, J. Leahy
\n Pool Record: P 1:19.79 2001 Princeton
\n J. Gage, M. Salerno, N. Rebuck, J. Leahy
\n NCAA A: A 1:18.47
\n NCAA B: B 1:20.82
\n School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nFinals
\n 1 Princeton 1:20.97 1:20.32B 64
\n 1) Reinhardt, Will SO 2) Chiles, Justin JR
\n 3) Baccich, Thorn JR 4) Salerno, Mike SR
\n 19.98 40.04 (20.06) 1:00.35 (20.31) 1:20.32 (19.97)
\n 2 Navy 1:20.69 1:20.46B 56
\n 1) White, Noah SR 2) Linn, Mike SO
\n 3) Smutz, Joe SO 4) Fenningham, Terrence SR
\n 20.33 40.70 (20.37) 1:00.54 (19.84) 1:20.46 (19.92)
\n 3 Harvard 1:21.44 1:21.18 54
\n 1) George, Kemi SR 2) Krna, Andy JR
\n 3) Knepley, Mark SO 4) Burns, Brad SR
\n 20.88 40.84 (19.96) 1:01.42 (20.58) 1:21.18 (19.76)
\n 4 Yale 1:22.26 1:22.04 52
\n 1) Veazey, Jimmy SR 2) Hardy, Tom SO
\n 3) Hendrick, Cameron SO 4) Bowman, Matt SR
\n 20.73 40.99 (20.26) 1:01.65 (20.66) 1:22.04 (20.39)
\n 5 Columbia 1:23.43 1:22.52 50
\n 1) Kaluk, Nick JR 2) Guerin, Chris SR
\n 3) Emory, Mike JR 4) Ingram, Scott SR
\n 20.77 41.07 (20.30) 1:01.97 (20.90) 1:22.52 (20.55)
\n 6 Pennsylvania 1:31.49 1:22.86 48
\n 1) Trout, Andrew SR 2) Hirschhorn, Eric SR
\n 3) Nagdeman, Davea FR 4) Heyer, Stephen FR
\n 20.32 40.63 (20.31) 1:01.61 (20.98) 1:22.86 (21.25)
\n 7 Dartmouth 1:25.84 1:23.16 46
\n 1) Diehl, Kemper SO 2) Hipps, Mike JR
\n 3) Sanford, Tom SR 4) Goldhahn, Ryan SR
\n 20.81 42.02 (21.21) 1:03.06 (21.04) 1:23.16 (20.10)
\n 8 Cornell 1:24.32 1:23.20 44
\n 1) Ernst, Doug JR 2) Sample, Jeremy SR
\n 3) Levan, Jared SO 4) Caprara, Stefano SO
\n 21.15 41.79 (20.64) 1:02.65 (20.86) 1:23.20 (20.55)
\n 9 Brown 1:23.70 1:23.57 40
\n 1) Sharkey, Brian SO 2) Zimmerman, Matthew JR
\n 3) Payton, Tom FR 4) Wang, Tim JR
\n 21.26 41.65 (20.39) 1:02.83 (21.18) 1:23.57 (20.74)
\n 10 Army 1:25.04 1:24.45 34
\n 1) Artley, Ross FR 2) Miller, Steve JR
\n 3) Rice, Cameron FR 4) Babbitt, Ricky JR
\n 21.59 42.46 (20.87) 1:03.56 (21.10) 1:24.45 (20.89)<\/p>\n

Event 2 Men 500 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 4:20.11 2003 John Cole (Harvard)
\n EISL Record: E 4:16.91 2002 John Cole (Harvard)
\n Pool Record: P 4:21.27 2001 John Cole (Harvard)
\n NCAA A: A 4:19.63
\n NCAA B: B 4:27.41
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Smit, Mike FR Cornell 4:26.34 4:23.94B 32
\n 24.62 51.25 (26.63) 1:18.06 (26.81) 1:45.09 (27.03)
\n 2:11.75 (26.66) 2:38.43 (26.68) 3:05.03 (26.60) 3:31.78 (26.75)
\n 3:58.36 (26.58) 4:23.94 (25.58)
\n 2 Valdivieso, Juan SR Princeton 4:24.89 4:25.73B 28
\n 24.74 51.01 (26.27) 1:17.61 (26.60) 1:44.60 (26.99)
\n 2:11.40 (26.80) 2:38.13 (26.73) 3:04.74 (26.61) 3:31.69 (26.95)
\n 3:58.61 (26.92) 4:25.73 (27.12)
\n 3 Bazylewicz, Mike SR Columbia 4:27.97 4:26.26B 27
\n 24.68 51.62 (26.94) 1:18.60 (26.98) 1:45.75 (27.15)
\n 2:12.76 (27.01) 2:39.52 (26.76) 3:06.39 (26.87) 3:33.44 (27.05)
\n 4:00.12 (26.68) 4:26.26 (26.14)
\n 4 Chiles, Justin JR Princeton 4:28.33 4:28.24 26
\n 24.77 51.56 (26.79) 1:18.76 (27.20) 1:46.20 (27.44)
\n 2:13.87 (27.67) 2:41.43 (27.56) 3:09.14 (27.71) 3:36.73 (27.59)
\n 4:03.58 (26.85) 4:28.24 (24.66)
\n 5 Gray, Billy SO Harvard 4:28.00 4:28.55 25
\n 24.93 51.85 (26.92) 1:18.48 (26.63) 1:45.73 (27.25)
\n 2:13.33 (27.60) 2:41.05 (27.72) 3:08.54 (27.49) 3:36.21 (27.67)
\n 4:03.13 (26.92) 4:28.55 (25.42)
\n 6 Foss, Andrew FR Yale 4:28.11 4:29.32 24
\n 24.38 51.64 (27.26) 1:19.02 (27.38) 1:46.33 (27.31)
\n 2:13.56 (27.23) 2:40.71 (27.15) 3:08.27 (27.56) 3:35.62 (27.35)
\n 4:02.63 (27.01) 4:29.32 (26.69)
\n 7 Ashley, David FR Princeton 4:29.70 4:30.30 23
\n 24.69 52.16 (27.47) 1:19.56 (27.40) 1:47.03 (27.47)
\n 2:14.47 (27.44) 2:41.86 (27.39) 3:09.39 (27.53) 3:36.41 (27.02)
\n 4:03.95 (27.54) 4:30.30 (26.35)
\n 8 Aldrich, Matt SR Yale 4:30.22 4:30.51 22
\n 25.03 51.76 (26.73) 1:18.72 (26.96) 1:46.05 (27.33)
\n 2:13.81 (27.76) 2:41.33 (27.52) 3:08.86 (27.53) 3:36.42 (27.56)
\n 4:03.81 (27.39) 4:30.51 (26.70)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 White, Tobin FR Columbia 4:30.71 4:28.72 20
\n 25.27 52.25 (26.98) 1:19.05 (26.80) 1:46.99 (27.94)
\n 2:14.61 (27.62) 2:42.07 (27.46) 3:09.27 (27.20) 3:36.39 (27.12)
\n 4:03.03 (26.64) 4:28.72 (25.69)
\n 10 Atkinson, John JR Yale 4:32.20 4:29.97 17
\n 24.99 52.00 (27.01) 1:19.27 (27.27) 1:46.73 (27.46)
\n 2:14.15 (27.42) 2:41.67 (27.52) 3:09.16 (27.49) 3:36.62 (27.46)
\n 4:03.79 (27.17) 4:29.97 (26.18)
\n 11 Fitzgerald, Quinn JR Yale 4:32.40 4:30.05 16
\n 24.87 52.05 (27.18) 1:19.50 (27.45) 1:47.14 (27.64)
\n 2:14.77 (27.63) 2:42.22 (27.45) 3:09.55 (27.33) 3:36.67 (27.12)
\n 4:03.49 (26.82) 4:30.05 (26.56)
\n 12 Ruthenberg, Efri FR Army 4:31.71 4:30.62 15
\n 25.61 53.22 (27.61) 1:21.05 (27.83) 1:48.75 (27.70)
\n 2:16.88 (28.13) 2:44.44 (27.56) 3:11.30 (26.86) 3:37.76 (26.46)
\n 4:04.16 (26.40) 4:30.62 (26.46)
\n 13 Shue, Brian SO Princeton 4:32.04 4:31.48 14
\n 25.29 52.51 (27.22) 1:19.75 (27.24) 1:47.54 (27.79)
\n 2:15.50 (27.96) 2:43.07 (27.57) 3:10.61 (27.54) 3:37.81 (27.20)
\n 4:04.79 (26.98) 4:31.48 (26.69)
\n 14 Yarbrough, Chester SR Princeton 4:31.99 4:32.36 13
\n 25.81 53.19 (27.38) 1:20.97 (27.78) 1:49.17 (28.20)
\n 2:17.47 (28.30) 2:45.14 (27.67) 3:12.80 (27.66) 3:40.07 (27.27)
\n 4:06.21 (26.14) 4:32.36 (26.15)
\n 15 Flemming, Danny FR Navy 4:32.27 4:33.04 12
\n 25.71 53.37 (27.66) 1:21.75 (28.38) 1:49.81 (28.06)
\n 2:17.75 (27.94) 2:45.47 (27.72) 3:13.11 (27.64) 3:40.38 (27.27)
\n 4:07.02 (26.64) 4:33.04 (26.02)
\n 16 Abbott, Jake FR Columbia 4:31.97 4:35.07 11
\n 25.91 53.35 (27.44) 1:20.97 (27.62) 1:49.32 (28.35)
\n 2:16.93 (27.61) 2:45.00 (28.07) 3:12.70 (27.70) 3:40.64 (27.94)
\n 4:08.39 (27.75) 4:35.07 (26.68)
\nBonus Final
\n 17 Locke, Kieran SO Yale 4:35.25 4:33.31 9
\n 25.09 52.48 (27.39) 1:20.41 (27.93) 1:48.42 (28.01)
\n 2:16.21 (27.79) 2:43.96 (27.75) 3:11.78 (27.82) 3:39.85 (28.07)
\n 4:07.11 (27.26) 4:33.31 (26.20)
\n 18 Garber, Kent FR Yale 4:35.31 4:33.58 7
\n 25.24 52.42 (27.18) 1:19.74 (27.32) 1:47.43 (27.69)
\n 2:15.22 (27.79) 2:43.18 (27.96) 3:11.13 (27.95) 3:39.22 (28.09)
\n 4:07.01 (27.79) 4:33.58 (26.57)
\n 19 McGrath, Jason FR Pennsylvania 4:34.08 4:34.53 6
\n 25.29 52.50 (27.21) 1:20.19 (27.69) 1:48.14 (27.95)
\n 2:15.94 (27.80) 2:44.06 (28.12) 3:11.83 (27.77) 3:39.67 (27.84)
\n 4:07.50 (27.83) 4:34.53 (27.03)
\n 20 Hastrup, John SO Harvard 4:36.28 4:35.92 5
\n 25.46 52.89 (27.43) 1:20.83 (27.94) 1:49.12 (28.29)
\n 2:17.36 (28.24) 2:45.47 (28.11) 3:13.51 (28.04) 3:41.76 (28.25)
\n 4:09.74 (27.98) 4:35.92 (26.18)
\n 21 Laidlaw, Peter FR Dartmouth 4:36.20 4:36.17 4
\n 24.99 52.52 (27.53) 1:20.52 (28.00) 1:48.60 (28.08)
\n 2:16.86 (28.26) 2:45.51 (28.65) 3:13.80 (28.29) 3:41.15 (27.35)
\n 4:08.58 (27.43) 4:36.17 (27.59)
\n 22 Lehrer, Shaun SR Pennsylvania 4:36.02 4:36.24 3
\n 25.37 52.62 (27.25) 1:20.29 (27.67) 1:47.99 (27.70)
\n 2:16.07 (28.08) 2:44.51 (28.44) 3:12.87 (28.36) 3:41.06 (28.19)
\n 4:09.08 (28.02) 4:36.24 (27.16)
\n 23 Mukri, Kevin FR Navy 4:37.83 4:37.71 2
\n 24.87 52.63 (27.76) 1:20.89 (28.26) 1:49.42 (28.53)
\n 2:17.64 (28.22) 2:45.88 (28.24) 3:14.07 (28.19) 3:42.34 (28.27)
\n 4:10.36 (28.02) 4:37.71 (27.35)
\n 24 Heyer, Stephen FR Pennsylvania 4:37.84 4:55.15 1
\n 26.52 55.45 (28.93) 1:25.65 (30.20) 1:55.84 (30.19)
\n 2:25.81 (29.97) 2:55.95 (30.14) 3:26.32 (30.37) 3:56.28 (29.96)
\n 4:26.21 (29.93) 4:55.15 (28.94)<\/p>\n

Event 3 Men 200 Yard IM
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 1:46.98 2003 Dan Shevchik (Harvard)
\n EISL Record: E 1:46.98 2003 Dan Shevchik (Harvard)
\n Pool Record: P 1:47.31 2000 Stephen Fahy (Yale)
\n NCAA A: A 1:46.69
\n NCAA B: B 1:49.89
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Grant, Rassan SR Harvard 1:50.83 1:48.58B 32
\n 24.04 52.61 (28.57) 1:23.09 (30.48) 1:48.58 (25.49)
\n 2 Collins, Ben JR Columbia 1:48.78 1:48.84B 28
\n 24.19 51.69 (27.50) 1:23.12 (31.43) 1:48.84 (25.72)
\n 3 Hasbani, Meir FR Princeton 1:50.65 1:50.65 27
\n 24.05 52.07 (28.02) 1:24.27 (32.20) 1:50.65 (26.38)
\n 4 Moccari, Cameron JR Harvard 1:49.85 1:50.68 26
\n 23.86 50.84 (26.98) 1:24.48 (33.64) 1:50.68 (26.20)
\n 5 Fleming, Stephen SR Princeton 1:50.68 1:51.12 25
\n 24.12 51.30 (27.18) 1:25.07 (33.77) 1:51.12 (26.05)
\n 6 Allen, Max SR Brown 1:51.26 1:51.22 24
\n 23.76 52.97 (29.21) 1:25.76 (32.79) 1:51.22 (25.46)
\n 7 Cooney, Jack SR Yale 1:51.24 1:52.25 23
\n 23.52 50.96 (27.44) 1:25.79 (34.83) 1:52.25 (26.46)
\n 8 Brumberg, Eric SO Brown 1:51.24 1:52.28 22
\n 23.73 51.61 (27.88) 1:25.35 (33.74) 1:52.28 (26.93)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Caprara, Stefano SO Cornell 1:51.63 1:50.22 20
\n 23.77 51.05 (27.28) 1:24.00 (32.95) 1:50.22 (26.22)
\n 10 Baccich, Thorn JR Princeton 1:52.31 1:51.62 17
\n 24.49 53.53 (29.04) 1:25.25 (31.72) 1:51.62 (26.37)
\n 11 Sanford, Tom SR Dartmouth 1:51.31 1:51.64 16
\n 24.49 53.44 (28.95) 1:25.06 (31.62) 1:51.64 (26.58)
\n 12 Emory, Mike JR Columbia 1:52.35 1:51.73 15
\n 24.68 54.09 (29.41) 1:25.86 (31.77) 1:51.73 (25.87)
\n 13 Moors, Jefferson SR Brown 1:51.76 1:51.78 14
\n 23.91 51.23 (27.32) 1:25.56 (34.33) 1:51.78 (26.22)
\n 14 Fitzpatrick, Luke FR Columbia 1:52.23 1:52.07 13
\n 24.36 52.68 (28.32) 1:26.02 (33.34) 1:52.07 (26.05)
\n 15 Loch, Jonathan FR Harvard 1:52.08 1:53.31 12
\n 24.20 51.55 (27.35) 1:26.31 (34.76) 1:53.31 (27.00)
\n 16 McGrath, John SO Columbia 1:52.40 1:53.72 11
\n 25.33 55.56 (30.23) 1:27.17 (31.61) 1:53.72 (26.55)
\nBonus Final
\n 17 Delaney, Evan JR Princeton 1:52.44 1:51.76 9
\n 24.98 54.34 (29.36) 1:25.49 (31.15) 1:51.76 (26.27)
\n 18 Smith, Ryan JR Harvard 1:53.13 1:52.55 7
\n 22.98 52.14 (29.16) 1:26.33 (34.19) 1:52.55 (26.22)
\n 19 Johnson, Hallett SR Princeton 1:53.24 1:52.64 6
\n 25.03 53.71 (28.68) 1:25.70 (31.99) 1:52.64 (26.94)
\n 20 Tillman, Jeremy JR Princeton 1:52.92 1:52.73 5
\n 25.11 54.51 (29.40) 1:26.29 (31.78) 1:52.73 (26.44)
\n 21 Maloney, Pat SO Pennsylvania 1:52.68 1:52.97 4
\n 24.46 51.86 (27.40) 1:26.26 (34.40) 1:52.97 (26.71)
\n 22 Ruse, Tim FR Princeton 1:53.57 1:53.05 3
\n 25.05 53.30 (28.25) 1:26.58 (33.28) 1:53.05 (26.47)
\n 23 Bentley, Mike JR Columbia 1:53.03 1:53.18 2
\n 24.95 54.25 (29.30) 1:27.08 (32.83) 1:53.18 (26.10)
\n 24 Bowman, Matt SR Yale 1:53.18 1:53.29 1
\n 24.22 53.05 (28.83) 1:27.68 (34.63) 1:53.29 (25.61)<\/p>\n

Event 4 Men 50 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 19.53 2003 Jesse Gage (Princeton)
\n EISL Record: E 19.53 2003 Jesse Gage (Princeton)
\n Pool Record: P 19.83 2000 Chris Hussey (Tennessee)
\n NCAA A: A 19.74
\n NCAA B: B 20.33
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Reinhardt, Will SO Princeton 20.06 19.91B 32
\n 2 White, Noah SR Navy 20.38 20.17B 28
\n 3 Trout, Andrew SR Pennsylvania 20.49 20.31B 27
\n 4 Krna, Andy JR Harvard 20.37 20.32B 26
\n 5 Fenningham, Terrence SR Navy 20.49 20.43 25
\n 6 Goldhahn, Ryan SR Dartmouth 20.41 20.48 24
\n 7 Salerno, Mike SR Princeton 20.62 20.64 23
\n 8 Smutz, Joe SO Navy 20.66 20.96 22
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Kaluk, Nick JR Columbia 20.72 20.64 20
\n 10 George, Kemi SR Harvard 20.75 20.71 17
\n 11 Burns, Brad SR Harvard 20.78 20.73 15.5
\n 11 Linn, Mike SO Navy 20.74 20.73 15.5
\n 13 Veazey, Jimmy SR Yale 20.76 20.80 14
\n 14 Guerin, Chris SR Columbia 20.84 20.90 13
\n 15 Hirschhorn, Eric SR Pennsylvania 20.96 21.01 12
\n 16 Knepley, Mark SO Harvard 20.77 21.09 11
\nBonus Final
\n 17 Hardy, Tom SO Yale 21.26 21.09 9
\n 18 Ernst, Doug JR Cornell 21.17 21.15 7
\n 19 Sample, Jeremy SR Cornell 21.14 21.16 6
\n 20 Ingram, Scott SR Columbia 21.20 21.26 5
\n 21 Sharkey, Brian SO Brown 21.29 21.33 4
\n 22 Babbitt, Ricky JR Army 21.12 21.35 3
\n 23 Zimmerman, Matthew JR Brown 21.11 21.40 2
\n 24 Levan, Jared SO Cornell 21.33 21.48 1<\/p>\n

Event 5 Men 1 mtr Diving
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 379.65 2001 Mark Fichera (Columbia)
\n EISL Record: E 383.32 1996 Nate Smith (Navy)
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nFinals
\n 1 Roy, Ricky SR Harvard 265.40 333.60 32
\n 2 Rybalko, Dan SO Harvard 284.90 332.50 28
\n 3 Klein, Doug SO Army 288.30 317.00 27
\n 4 Teague, Kevin FR Navy 290.45 313.35 26
\n 5 Troob, Scott SR Columbia 279.00 289.60 25
\n 6 Schultz, Tony JR Cornell 246.40 263.95 24
\n 7 Baer, Luke FR Cornell 248.75 257.35 23
\n 8 Lee, Nick JR Princeton 247.25 257.10 22<\/p>\n

Event 6 Men 400 Yard Medley Relay
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 3:13.63 2003 Princeton
\n S. Fleming, G. Fealey, J. Gage, C. Hessler
\n EISL Record: E 3:13.63 2003 Princeton
\n S. Fleming, G. Fealey, J. Gage, C. Hessler
\n Pool Record: P 3:14.75 2000 Tennessee
\n M. Gillian, J. McConnell, J. Shapiro, C. Hussey
\n NCAA A: A 3:12.36
\n NCAA B: B 3:18.13
\n School Seed Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Harvard 3:19.08 3:13.98P 64
\n 1) Cromwell, David SO 2) Grant, Rassan SR
\n 3) Smith, Ryan JR 4) Knepley, Mark SO
\n 22.91 47.51 (47.51) 1:12.22 (24.71) 1:41.03 (53.52)
\n 2:02.65 (21.62) 2:28.78 (47.75) 2:49.72 (20.94) 3:13.98 (45.20)
\n 2 Princeton 3:19.96 3:18.32 56
\n 1) Fleming, Stephen SR 2) Delaney, Evan JR
\n 3) Valdivieso, Juan SR 4) Salerno, Mike SR
\n 24.12 49.63 (49.63) 1:15.05 (25.42) 1:44.36 (54.73)
\n 2:07.29 (22.93) 2:33.70 (49.34) 2:54.80 (21.10) 3:18.32 (44.62)
\n 3 Yale 3:25.74 3:19.30 54
\n 1) Nash, Alex SR 2) Hardy, Tom SO
\n 3) Cooney, Jack SR 4) Veazey, Jimmy SR
\n 24.10 49.31 (49.31) 1:15.51 (26.20) 1:46.26 (56.95)
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