{"id":6934,"date":"2004-03-07T07:12:19","date_gmt":"2004-03-07T12:12:19","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2004\/03\/princeton-edges-harvard-for-eastern-crown\/"},"modified":"2014-07-25T15:37:54","modified_gmt":"2014-07-25T22:37:54","slug":"princeton-edges-harvard-for-eastern-crown","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/princeton-edges-harvard-for-eastern-crown\/","title":{"rendered":"Princeton Edges Harvard for Eastern Crown"},"content":{"rendered":"

PRINCETON, NJ, March 6. TOO little, too late.<\/p>\n

On the final day of the EISL Championships at Princeton University, Harvard picked up two points on the Tigers. But the Crimson needed 87. So Princeton earned its second Eastern crown in the last three years, avenging last year's 27-point loss to the Crimson.<\/p>\n

Princeton took the 2004 crown, 1,423 to 1,338 with Columbia a trong third with 1,068. The team scores:<\/p>\n

1 Princeton, 1,423
\n2 Harvard, 1,338
\n3 Columbia, 1,068
\n4 Yale, 959
\n5 Cornell, 675
\n6 Navy, 659
\n7 Brown, 640
\n8 Pennsylvania, 577
\n9 Dartmouth, 534
\n10 Army, 351<\/p>\n

Despite the loss, the Crimson was still able to sweep the individual awards. Rassan Grant and David Cromwell shared the Phil Moriarty Award given to the high-point scorer at the meet. Ricky Roy was named Most Outstanding Diver, and Grant also won the award for the high point-scorer among all seniors in their careers. <\/p>\n

Cromwell continued to dominate, winning the 200 backstroke in 1:44.20, establishing a new EISL, meet, and DeNunzio Pool standard in the process. In the best performance of the day, he broke the mark of 1:44.24 set by Harvard's Tom Peterson in 1992. <\/p>\n

Rassan Grant helped close the gap to just 33.5 points (1196-1162.5) with his win in the 200 breaststroke (1:59.48). But the Tigers were able to lengthen their lead by capturing two of the top three spots in the 200 butterfly to put the victory on ice.<\/p>\n

In the meet's final event, Navy upset the two big Eastern powers to win the 400 free relay in 2:57.16.<\/p>\n

Men's EISL Swimming & Diving Championships
\nMarch 4-6, 2004
\nDeNunzio Pool, Princeton <\/p>\n

Results:
\nDay Three, March 6, 2004 <\/p>\n

Event 15 Men 1650 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 14:58.96 2001 John Cole (Harvard)
\n EISL Record: E 14:39.71 2002 John Cole (Harvard)
\n Pool Record: P 15:06.79 1995 Brian Younger (Harvard)
\n NCAA A: A 15:05.87
\n NCAA B: B 15:33.04
\n Name Year School Seed Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\n 1 Ashley, David FR Princeton 15:30.56 15:30.44B 32
\n 25.71 54.16 (28.45) 1:22.63 (28.47) 1:51.27 (28.64)
\n 2:19.86 (28.59) 2:48.41 (28.55) 3:16.85 (28.44) 3:45.40 (28.55)
\n 4:13.88 (28.48) 4:42.34 (28.46) 5:10.67 (28.33) 5:39.07 (28.40)
\n 6:07.33 (28.26) 6:35.71 (28.38) 7:03.99 (28.28) 7:32.36 (28.37)
\n 8:00.60 (28.24) 8:28.76 (28.16) 8:57.04 (28.28) 9:25.33 (28.29)
\n 9:53.49 (28.16) 10:21.79 (28.30) 10:49.92 (28.13) 11:18.08 (28.16)
\n 11:46.35 (28.27) 12:14.60 (28.25) 12:42.96 (28.36) 13:11.17 (28.21)
\n 13:39.41 (28.24) 14:07.29 (27.88) 14:35.55 (28.26) 15:03.50 (27.95)
\n 15:30.44 (26.94)
\n 2 Bazylewicz, Mike SR Columbia 16:10.06 15:32.53B 28
\n 25.59 54.06 (28.47) 1:22.38 (28.32) 1:50.82 (28.44)
\n 2:19.62 (28.80) 2:48.28 (28.66) 3:16.97 (28.69) 3:45.51 (28.54)
\n 4:14.13 (28.62) 4:42.65 (28.52) 5:10.60 (27.95) 5:38.70 (28.10)
\n 6:06.77 (28.07) 6:35.13 (28.36) 7:03.35 (28.22) 7:31.34 (27.99)
\n 7:59.63 (28.29) 8:28.30 (28.67) 8:56.82 (28.52) 9:25.18 (28.36)
\n 9:53.65 (28.47) 10:22.09 (28.44) 10:50.57 (28.48) 11:18.88 (28.31)
\n 11:47.44 (28.56) 12:15.76 (28.32) 12:44.01 (28.25) 13:12.36 (28.35)
\n 13:40.80 (28.44) 14:09.47 (28.67) 14:37.80 (28.33) 15:05.88 (28.08)
\n 15:32.53 (26.65)
\n 3 Gray, Billy SO Harvard 15:51.38 15:41.64 27
\n 25.60 54.09 (28.49) 1:22.53 (28.44) 1:51.43 (28.90)
\n 2:19.84 (28.41) 2:48.56 (28.72) 3:17.12 (28.56) 3:45.42 (28.30)
\n 4:14.04 (28.62) 4:42.47 (28.43) 5:10.70 (28.23) 5:39.13 (28.43)
\n 6:07.38 (28.25) 6:35.87 (28.49) 7:04.36 (28.49) 7:32.77 (28.41)
\n 8:01.38 (28.61) 8:30.06 (28.68) 8:58.96 (28.90) 9:27.84 (28.88)
\n 9:56.51 (28.67) 10:25.64 (29.13) 10:54.77 (29.13) 11:23.90 (29.13)
\n 11:52.97 (29.07) 12:21.80 (28.83) 12:51.08 (29.28) 13:20.58 (29.50)
\n 13:49.93 (29.35) 14:19.13 (29.20) 14:47.59 (28.46) 15:15.54 (27.95)
\n 15:41.64 (26.10)
\n 4 Hastrup, John SO Harvard 15:59.48 15:42.11 26
\n 26.02 54.16 (28.14) 1:22.99 (28.83) 1:51.82 (28.83)
\n 2:20.70 (28.88) 2:49.40 (28.70) 3:18.01 (28.61) 3:46.60 (28.59)
\n 4:15.17 (28.57) 4:43.79 (28.62) 5:12.34 (28.55) 5:41.08 (28.74)
\n 6:09.78 (28.70) 6:38.71 (28.93) 7:07.50 (28.79) 7:36.30 (28.80)
\n 8:05.12 (28.82) 8:33.74 (28.62) 9:02.70 (28.96) 9:31.65 (28.95)
\n 10:00.68 (29.03) 10:29.48 (28.80) 10:58.56 (29.08) 11:27.58 (29.02)
\n 11:56.28 (28.70) 12:25.45 (29.17) 12:54.50 (29.05) 13:22.87 (28.37)
\n 13:51.72 (28.85) 14:20.96 (29.24) 14:48.86 (27.90) 15:16.40 (27.54)
\n 15:42.11 (25.71)
\n 5 Aldrich, Matt SR Yale 15:51.04 15:42.36 25
\n 26.46 54.83 (28.37) 1:23.22 (28.39) 1:52.06 (28.84)
\n 2:20.78 (28.72) 2:49.28 (28.50) 3:17.96 (28.68) 3:46.78 (28.82)
\n 4:15.60 (28.82) 4:44.35 (28.75) 5:12.88 (28.53) 5:41.46 (28.58)
\n 6:09.97 (28.51) 6:38.52 (28.55) 7:07.09 (28.57) 7:35.77 (28.68)
\n 8:04.38 (28.61) 8:33.01 (28.63) 9:01.62 (28.61) 9:30.09 (28.47)
\n 9:58.53 (28.44) 10:27.11 (28.58) 10:55.77 (28.66) 11:24.62 (28.85)
\n 11:53.69 (29.07) 12:22.80 (29.11) 12:51.99 (29.19) 13:21.03 (29.04)
\n 13:49.96 (28.93) 14:18.80 (28.84) 14:47.50 (28.70) 15:15.76 (28.26)
\n 15:42.36 (26.60)
\n 6 Garber, Kent FR Yale 15:39.17 15:47.80 24
\n 26.01 53.98 (27.97) 1:22.42 (28.44) 1:51.04 (28.62)
\n 2:19.75 (28.71) 2:48.55 (28.80) 3:17.28 (28.73) 3:46.00 (28.72)
\n 4:14.94 (28.94) 4:44.08 (29.14) 5:13.10 (29.02) 5:41.83 (28.73)
\n 6:10.78 (28.95) 6:39.70 (28.92) 7:08.70 (29.00) 7:37.98 (29.28)
\n 8:07.26 (29.28) 8:36.39 (29.13) 9:05.50 (29.11) 9:34.51 (29.01)
\n 10:03.54 (29.03) 10:32.44 (28.90) 11:01.48 (29.04) 11:30.54 (29.06)
\n 11:59.31 (28.77) 12:28.14 (28.83) 12:56.90 (28.76) 13:25.71 (28.81)
\n 13:54.71 (29.00) 14:23.71 (29.00) 14:52.66 (28.95) 15:21.33 (28.67)
\n 15:47.80 (26.47)
\n 7 Atkinson, John JR Yale 15:48.67 15:47.86 23
\n 25.61 54.15 (28.54) 1:22.87 (28.72) 1:51.54 (28.67)
\n 2:20.21 (28.67) 2:48.92 (28.71) 3:17.63 (28.71) 3:46.21 (28.58)
\n 4:14.81 (28.60) 4:43.44 (28.63) 5:12.06 (28.62) 5:40.82 (28.76)
\n 6:09.81 (28.99) 6:38.82 (29.01) 7:07.76 (28.94) 7:36.84 (29.08)
\n 8:05.87 (29.03) 8:35.01 (29.14) 9:04.26 (29.25) 9:33.30 (29.04)
\n 10:02.41 (29.11) 10:31.57 (29.16) 11:00.67 (29.10) 11:29.84 (29.17)
\n 11:59.02 (29.18) 12:28.02 (29.00) 12:57.10 (29.08) 13:26.12 (29.02)
\n 13:54.88 (28.76) 14:23.71 (28.83) 14:52.27 (28.56) 15:20.69 (28.42)
\n 15:47.86 (27.17)
\n 8 Blaszko, Matt SO Pennsylvania 16:23.35 15:53.59 22
\n 25.68 53.73 (28.05) 1:22.35 (28.62) 1:50.94 (28.59)
\n 2:19.58 (28.64) 2:48.30 (28.72) 3:16.97 (28.67) 3:45.73 (28.76)
\n 4:14.66 (28.93) 4:43.49 (28.83) 5:12.13 (28.64) 5:40.74 (28.61)
\n 6:09.78 (29.04) 6:38.82 (29.04) 7:07.88 (29.06) 7:36.93 (29.05)
\n 8:05.98 (29.05) 8:35.02 (29.04) 9:04.13 (29.11) 9:33.18 (29.05)
\n 10:02.46 (29.28) 10:31.61 (29.15) 11:01.05 (29.44) 11:30.10 (29.05)
\n 11:59.61 (29.51) 12:28.70 (29.09) 12:58.14 (29.44) 13:27.59 (29.45)
\n 13:57.09 (29.50) 14:26.54 (29.45) 14:55.90 (29.36) 15:25.06 (29.16)
\n 15:53.59 (28.53)
\n 9 Gremban, Pat JR Princeton 15:57.88 15:54.70 20
\n 26.89 55.99 (29.10) 1:25.09 (29.10) 1:54.49 (29.40)
\n 2:23.92 (29.43) 2:53.26 (29.34) 3:22.70 (29.44) 3:52.08 (29.38)
\n 4:21.33 (29.25) 4:50.84 (29.51) 5:19.94 (29.10) 5:49.18 (29.24)
\n 6:18.58 (29.40) 6:47.72 (29.14) 7:16.82 (29.10) 7:45.91 (29.09)
\n 8:14.85 (28.94) 8:43.74 (28.89) 9:12.52 (28.78) 9:41.30 (28.78)
\n 10:10.20 (28.90) 10:39.08 (28.88) 11:08.04 (28.96) 11:36.77 (28.73)
\n 12:05.41 (28.64) 12:34.28 (28.87) 13:03.37 (29.09) 13:32.31 (28.94)
\n 14:01.21 (28.90) 14:30.12 (28.91) 14:58.77 (28.65) 15:27.19 (28.42)
\n 15:54.70 (27.51)
\n 10 Pudas, Kevin FR Yale 16:01.42 15:57.97 17
\n 26.29 54.93 (28.64) 1:23.68 (28.75) 1:52.92 (29.24)
\n 2:21.92 (29.00) 2:51.06 (29.14) 3:20.29 (29.23) 3:49.40 (29.11)
\n 4:18.57 (29.17) 4:47.68 (29.11) 5:16.88 (29.20) 5:45.94 (29.06)
\n 6:15.06 (29.12) 6:44.24 (29.18) 7:13.20 (28.96) 7:42.23 (29.03)
\n 8:11.37 (29.14) 8:40.45 (29.08) 9:09.52 (29.07) 9:38.61 (29.09)
\n 10:07.75 (29.14) 10:37.02 (29.27) 11:06.22 (29.20) 11:35.71 (29.49)
\n 12:05.22 (29.51) 12:34.78 (29.56) 13:04.07 (29.29) 13:33.48 (29.41)
\n 14:02.93 (29.45) 14:32.04 (29.11) 15:01.32 (29.28) 15:30.19 (28.87)
\n 15:57.97 (27.78)
\n 11 Fillingham, Yale SO Dartmouth 10:02.37S 16:01.50 16
\n 26.83 55.58 (28.75) 1:24.71 (29.13) 1:53.94 (29.23)
\n 2:22.71 (28.77) 2:51.30 (28.59) 3:20.19 (28.89) 3:49.05 (28.86)
\n 4:17.84 (28.79) 4:46.87 (29.03) 5:16.46 (29.59) 5:45.37 (28.91)
\n 6:14.56 (29.19) 6:43.59 (29.03) 7:12.61 (29.02) 7:41.83 (29.22)
\n 8:11.21 (29.38) 8:40.74 (29.53) 9:10.55 (29.81) 9:40.38 (29.83)
\n 10:10.29 (29.91) 10:40.08 (29.79) 11:09.80 (29.72) 11:39.15 (29.35)
\n 12:08.99 (29.84) 12:38.97 (29.98) 13:08.56 (29.59) 13:38.25 (29.69)
\n 14:07.84 (29.59) 14:36.78 (28.94) 15:05.67 (28.89) 15:34.39 (28.72)
\n 16:01.50 (27.11)
\n 12 Abbott, Jake FR Columbia 16:38.24 16:06.07 15
\n 27.18 56.40 (29.22) 1:25.74 (29.34) 1:55.37 (29.63)
\n 2:25.05 (29.68) 2:54.71 (29.66) 3:24.08 (29.37) 3:53.51 (29.43)
\n 4:23.09 (29.58) 4:52.34 (29.25) 5:21.14 (28.80) 5:50.33 (29.19)
\n 6:19.87 (29.54) 6:48.99 (29.12) 7:18.51 (29.52) 7:47.90 (29.39)
\n 8:17.41 (29.51) 8:46.88 (29.47) 9:16.75 (29.87) 9:46.12 (29.37)
\n 10:15.38 (29.26) 10:44.71 (29.33) 11:14.16 (29.45) 11:43.71 (29.55)
\n 12:13.48 (29.77) 12:43.33 (29.85) 13:12.59 (29.26) 13:42.07 (29.48)
\n 14:11.29 (29.22) 14:40.56 (29.27) 15:09.85 (29.29) 15:38.96 (29.11)
\n 16:06.07 (27.11)
\n 13 Clements, Nick SR Columbia 16:23.86 16:06.18 14
\n 26.50 55.70 (29.20) 1:25.32 (29.62) 1:54.82 (29.50)
\n 2:24.35 (29.53) 2:53.86 (29.51) 3:23.25 (29.39) 3:52.47 (29.22)
\n 4:21.60 (29.13) 4:50.82 (29.22) 5:20.13 (29.31) 5:49.45 (29.32)
\n 6:18.88 (29.43) 6:48.34 (29.46) 7:17.87 (29.53) 7:47.42 (29.55)
\n 8:16.93 (29.51) 8:46.45 (29.52) 9:16.10 (29.65) 9:45.79 (29.69)
\n 10:15.29 (29.50) 10:44.90 (29.61) 11:14.58 (29.68) 11:44.22 (29.64)
\n 12:13.96 (29.74) 12:43.61 (29.65) 13:13.05 (29.44) 13:42.56 (29.51)
\n 14:12.09 (29.53) 14:41.62 (29.53) 15:10.98 (29.36) 15:39.41 (28.43)
\n 16:06.18 (26.77)
\n 14 Mendelsohn, Andrew FR Pennsylvania 16:33.10 16:06.47 13
\n 27.69 57.02 (29.33) 1:26.88 (29.86) 1:56.49 (29.61)
\n 2:26.38 (29.89) 2:55.97 (29.59) 3:25.70 (29.73) 3:55.28 (29.58)
\n 4:24.69 (29.41) 4:53.95 (29.26) 5:23.32 (29.37) 5:52.85 (29.53)
\n 6:22.22 (29.37) 6:51.46 (29.24) 7:20.73 (29.27) 7:50.08 (29.35)
\n 8:19.48 (29.40) 8:48.60 (29.12) 9:17.96 (29.36) 9:47.35 (29.39)
\n 10:16.74 (29.39) 10:46.09 (29.35) 11:15.55 (29.46) 11:44.79 (29.24)
\n 12:13.96 (29.17) 12:43.31 (29.35) 13:12.45 (29.14) 13:41.72 (29.27)
\n 14:11.19 (29.47) 14:40.83 (29.64) 15:10.22 (29.39) 15:39.33 (29.11)
\n 16:06.47 (27.14)
\n 15 Snyder, Brad SO Navy 16:36.32 16:06.49 12
\n 26.01 54.82 (28.81) 1:24.41 (29.59) 1:53.96 (29.55)
\n 2:24.00 (30.04) 2:53.73 (29.73) 3:23.13 (29.40) 3:52.61 (29.48)
\n 4:22.14 (29.53) 4:51.60 (29.46) 5:20.95 (29.35) 5:50.58 (29.63)
\n 6:20.39 (29.81) 6:49.86 (29.47) 7:19.40 (29.54) 7:48.82 (29.42)
\n 8:18.14 (29.32) 8:47.32 (29.18) 9:16.56 (29.24) 9:46.07 (29.51)
\n 10:15.34 (29.27) 10:44.69 (29.35) 11:14.27 (29.58) 11:43.59 (29.32)
\n 12:12.95 (29.36) 12:42.63 (29.68) 13:12.38 (29.75) 13:41.98 (29.60)
\n 14:11.58 (29.60) 14:40.93 (29.35) 15:10.31 (29.38) 15:39.38 (29.07)
\n 16:06.49 (27.11)
\n 16 Laidlaw, Peter FR Dartmouth 9:40.53S 16:07.82 11
\n 27.05 55.91 (28.86) 1:24.70 (28.79) 1:53.96 (29.26)
\n 2:22.83 (28.87) 2:51.66 (28.83) 3:20.75 (29.09) 3:50.32 (29.57)
\n 4:19.63 (29.31) 4:49.13 (29.50) 5:18.34 (29.21) 5:47.14 (28.80)
\n 6:16.34 (29.20) 6:45.65 (29.31) 7:14.97 (29.32) 7:44.55 (29.58)
\n 8:14.06 (29.51) 8:43.89 (29.83) 9:13.36 (29.47) 9:43.01 (29.65)
\n 10:12.45 (29.44) 10:42.01 (29.56) 11:10.98 (28.97) 11:40.37 (29.39)
\n 12:10.19 (29.82) 12:39.68 (29.49) 13:09.96 (30.28) 13:40.18 (30.22)
\n 14:10.51 (30.33) 14:40.22 (29.71) 15:10.05 (29.83) 15:39.17 (29.12)
\n 16:07.82 (28.65)
\n 17 Lehrer, Shaun SR Pennsylvania 16:43.99 16:08.58 9
\n 26.60 54.72 (28.12) 1:23.21 (28.49) 1:51.89 (28.68)
\n 2:20.51 (28.62) 2:49.33 (28.82) 3:18.29 (28.96) 3:47.30 (29.01)
\n 4:16.35 (29.05) 4:45.50 (29.15) 5:14.68 (29.18) 5:43.98 (29.30)
\n 6:13.23 (29.25) 6:42.61 (29.38) 7:12.17 (29.56) 7:41.82 (29.65)
\n 8:11.52 (29.70) 8:41.38 (29.86) 9:11.49 (30.11) 9:41.57 (30.08)
\n 10:11.52 (29.95) 10:41.55 (30.03) 11:11.30 (29.75) 11:41.52 (30.22)
\n 12:11.65 (30.13) 12:41.85 (30.20) 13:11.95 (30.10) 13:42.24 (30.29)
\n 14:12.32 (30.08) 14:42.21 (29.89) 15:11.87 (29.66) 15:40.88 (29.01)
\n 16:08.58 (27.70)
\n 18 Keefe, Jake JR Navy NT 16:18.18 7
\n 26.76 56.10 (29.34) 1:25.95 (29.85) 1:56.00 (30.05)
\n 2:26.17 (30.17) 2:56.27 (30.10) 3:26.52 (30.25) 3:56.42 (29.90)
\n 4:26.08 (29.66) 4:55.51 (29.43) 5:25.10 (29.59) 5:54.66 (29.56)
\n 6:24.12 (29.46) 6:53.73 (29.61) 7:22.85 (29.12) 7:52.38 (29.53)
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\n 10:19.10 (29.74) 10:48.99 (29.89) 11:18.59 (29.60) 11:48.39 (29.80)
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\n 14:19.63 (30.23) 14:49.92 (30.29) 15:19.99 (30.07) 15:50.02 (30.03)
\n 16:18.18 (28.16)
\n 19 Siroky, Alex JR Harvard 16:27.71 16:20.37 6
\n 26.75 55.50 (28.75) 1:24.74 (29.24) 1:54.30 (29.56)
\n 2:24.19 (29.89) 2:53.89 (29.70) 3:23.91 (30.02) 3:53.32 (29.41)
\n 4:22.61 (29.29) 4:52.23 (29.62) 5:21.53 (29.30) 5:50.95 (29.42)
\n 6:20.56 (29.61) 6:49.92 (29.36) 7:19.38 (29.46) 7:48.86 (29.48)
\n 8:18.59 (29.73) 8:48.65 (30.06) 9:18.88 (30.23) 9:48.89 (30.01)
\n 10:18.78 (29.89) 10:48.69 (29.91) 11:18.76 (30.07) 11:49.09 (30.33)
\n 12:19.33 (30.24) 12:49.58 (30.25) 13:20.09 (30.51) 13:50.27 (30.18)
\n 14:20.65 (30.38) 14:50.82 (30.17) 15:20.95 (30.13) 15:50.91 (29.96)
\n 16:20.37 (29.46)
\n 20 Burke, Kevin JR Army 16:43.65 16:21.17 5
\n 27.29 57.03 (29.74) 1:26.56 (29.53) 1:56.81 (30.25)
\n 2:26.87 (30.06) 2:57.02 (30.15) 3:26.95 (29.93) 3:56.90 (29.95)
\n 4:27.10 (30.20) 4:57.10 (30.00) 5:27.01 (29.91) 5:57.17 (30.16)
\n 6:27.17 (30.00) 6:57.14 (29.97) 7:26.78 (29.64) 7:56.73 (29.95)
\n 8:26.84 (30.11) 8:56.84 (30.00) 9:26.61 (29.77) 9:56.38 (29.77)
\n 10:26.14 (29.76) 10:55.75 (29.61) 11:25.24 (29.49) 11:55.16 (29.92)
\n 12:24.84 (29.68) 12:54.57 (29.73) 13:24.28 (29.71) 13:53.88 (29.60)
\n 14:23.51 (29.63) 14:53.20 (29.69) 15:22.76 (29.56) 15:52.44 (29.68)
\n 16:21.17 (28.73)
\n 21 Fraley, Kevin FR Cornell 9:55.31S 16:27.51 4
\n 27.36 56.55 (29.19) 1:26.24 (29.69) 1:56.07 (29.83)
\n 2:25.87 (29.80) 2:55.65 (29.78) 3:25.53 (29.88) 3:55.43 (29.90)
\n 4:25.39 (29.96) 4:55.31 (29.92) 5:25.23 (29.92) 5:55.15 (29.92)
\n 6:25.30 (30.15) 6:55.36 (30.06) 7:25.45 (30.09) 7:55.49 (30.04)
\n 8:25.74 (30.25) 8:55.99 (30.25) 9:26.12 (30.13) 9:56.32 (30.20)
\n 10:26.44 (30.12) 10:56.76 (30.32) 11:27.10 (30.34) 11:57.50 (30.40)
\n 12:27.79 (30.29) 12:57.94 (30.15) 13:28.26 (30.32) 13:58.75 (30.49)
\n 14:29.36 (30.61) 14:59.83 (30.47) 15:30.11 (30.28) 15:59.51 (29.40)
\n 16:27.51 (28.00)
\n 22 Bockus, Andy FR Navy 17:02.87 16:28.03 3
\n 27.07 56.20 (29.13) 1:25.41 (29.21) 1:54.61 (29.20)
\n 2:24.12 (29.51) 2:53.30 (29.18) 3:22.89 (29.59) 3:52.67 (29.78)
\n 4:22.48 (29.81) 4:52.32 (29.84) 5:22.11 (29.79) 5:51.74 (29.63)
\n 6:21.54 (29.80) 6:51.45 (29.91) 7:21.31 (29.86) 7:51.03 (29.72)
\n 8:20.95 (29.92) 8:50.67 (29.72) 9:20.79 (30.12) 9:50.85 (30.06)
\n 10:21.04 (30.19) 10:51.20 (30.16) 11:21.70 (30.50) 11:52.17 (30.47)
\n 12:22.84 (30.67) 12:53.66 (30.82) 13:24.55 (30.89) 13:55.30 (30.75)
\n 14:26.08 (30.78) 14:56.67 (30.59) 15:27.88 (31.21) 15:58.90 (31.02)
\n 16:28.03 (29.13)
\n 23 Funk, Brian JR Pennsylvania 16:57.22 16:35.66 2
\n 27.20 56.28 (29.08) 1:25.51 (29.23) 1:54.82 (29.31)
\n 2:24.37 (29.55) 2:53.79 (29.42) 3:23.49 (29.70) 3:53.26 (29.77)
\n 4:23.15 (29.89) 4:52.97 (29.82) 5:22.95 (29.98) 5:52.77 (29.82)
\n 6:22.82 (30.05) 6:53.16 (30.34) 7:23.52 (30.36) 7:54.05 (30.53)
\n 8:24.43 (30.38) 8:54.95 (30.52) 9:25.83 (30.88) 9:56.62 (30.79)
\n 10:27.17 (30.55) 10:57.93 (30.76) 11:28.82 (30.89) 11:59.50 (30.68)
\n 12:30.44 (30.94) 13:00.96 (30.52) 13:32.05 (31.09) 14:02.73 (30.68)
\n 14:33.34 (30.61) 15:04.36 (31.02) 15:34.97 (30.61) 16:05.34 (30.37)
\n 16:35.66 (30.32)
\n 24 Dason, Nick SO Army 16:43.57 16:42.69 1
\n 27.63 57.39 (29.76) 1:27.52 (30.13) 1:57.83 (30.31)
\n 2:27.87 (30.04) 2:57.72 (29.85) 3:27.79 (30.07) 3:57.83 (30.04)
\n 4:28.07 (30.24) 4:58.35 (30.28) 5:28.66 (30.31) 5:58.92 (30.26)
\n 6:29.43 (30.51) 7:00.09 (30.66) 7:30.78 (30.69) 8:01.39 (30.61)
\n 8:31.95 (30.56) 9:02.75 (30.80) 9:33.33 (30.58) 10:03.86 (30.53)
\n 10:34.89 (31.03) 11:05.67 (30.78) 11:36.51 (30.84) 12:07.30 (30.79)
\n 12:37.99 (30.69) 13:08.24 (30.25) 13:39.15 (30.91) 14:09.86 (30.71)
\n 14:40.83 (30.97) 15:10.76 (29.93) 15:41.10 (30.34) 16:12.23 (31.13)
\n 16:42.69 (30.46)
\n 25 Rimmele, Ryan FR Princeton 10:13.32S 16:45.32
\n 28.48 59.22 (30.74) 1:30.72 (31.50) 2:02.31 (31.59)
\n 2:33.84 (31.53) 3:05.19 (31.35) 3:36.81 (31.62) 4:08.14 (31.33)
\n 4:39.35 (31.21) 5:10.35 (31.00) 5:41.34 (30.99) 6:11.74 (30.40)
\n 6:42.15 (30.41) 7:12.51 (30.36) 7:43.09 (30.58) 8:13.33 (30.24)
\n 8:43.56 (30.23) 9:13.69 (30.13) 9:44.16 (30.47) 10:14.89 (30.73)
\n 10:45.57 (30.68) 11:16.07 (30.50) 11:46.12 (30.05) 12:16.13 (30.01)
\n 12:46.15 (30.02) 13:16.57 (30.42) 13:46.24 (29.67) 14:16.15 (29.91)
\n 14:46.12 (29.97) 15:16.07 (29.95) 15:45.97 (29.90) 16:15.99 (30.02)
\n 16:45.32 (29.33)
\n 26 Logar, Rich SO Cornell 10:07.90S 16:46.71
\n 27.98 58.76 (30.78) 1:30.22 (31.46) 2:01.56 (31.34)
\n 2:32.40 (30.84) 3:03.52 (31.12) 3:34.86 (31.34) 4:05.96 (31.10)
\n 4:36.77 (30.81) 5:07.69 (30.92) 5:38.88 (31.19) 6:09.55 (30.67)
\n 6:40.76 (31.21) 7:11.79 (31.03) 7:42.53 (30.74) 8:13.50 (30.97)
\n 8:44.45 (30.95) 9:14.89 (30.44) 9:45.33 (30.44) 10:15.93 (30.60)
\n 10:46.04 (30.11) 11:16.66 (30.62) 11:47.02 (30.36) 12:17.50 (30.48)
\n 12:47.69 (30.19) 13:17.98 (30.29) 13:48.19 (30.21) 14:18.13 (29.94)
\n 14:48.27 (30.14) 15:18.74 (30.47) 15:48.57 (29.83) 16:18.17 (29.60)
\n 16:46.71 (28.54)
\n 27 Perez, Chris JR Pennsylvania 17:49.47 16:49.52
\n 25.78 53.66 (27.88) 1:21.74 (28.08) 1:50.27 (28.53)
\n 2:19.02 (28.75) 2:48.11 (29.09) 3:17.36 (29.25) 3:46.82 (29.46)
\n 4:16.48 (29.66) 4:46.32 (29.84) 5:16.49 (30.17) 5:46.76 (30.27)
\n 6:17.37 (30.61) 6:47.80 (30.43) 7:18.52 (30.72) 7:49.36 (30.84)
\n 8:20.41 (31.05) 8:51.52 (31.11) 9:22.80 (31.28) 9:54.04 (31.24)
\n 10:25.64 (31.60) 10:57.53 (31.89) 11:29.15 (31.62) 12:01.20 (32.05)
\n 12:33.21 (32.01) 13:05.12 (31.91) 13:37.01 (31.89) 14:09.29 (32.28)
\n 14:41.62 (32.33) 15:13.72 (32.10) 15:45.74 (32.02) 16:17.94 (32.20)
\n 16:49.52 (31.58)<\/p>\n

Event 16 Men 200 Yard Backstroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 1:44.48 2001 Dan Shevchik (Harvard)
\n EISL Record: E 1:44.24 1992 Tom Peterson (Harvard)
\n Pool Record: P 1:44.73 1992 Tom Peterson (Harvard)
\n NCAA A: A 1:44.02
\n NCAA B: B 1:47.14
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Cromwell, David SO Harvard 1:46.43 1:44.20E 32
\n 24.33 51.12 (26.79) 1:17.82 (26.70) 1:44.20 (26.38)
\n 2 Fleming, Stephen SR Princeton 1:46.91 1:46.70B 28
\n 25.48 52.65 (27.17) 1:20.13 (27.48) 1:46.70 (26.57)
\n 3 Caprara, Stefano SO Cornell 1:47.27 1:46.82B 27
\n 25.19 52.29 (27.10) 1:19.68 (27.39) 1:46.82 (27.14)
\n 4 Moors, Jefferson SR Brown 1:47.59 1:47.72 26
\n 25.27 52.51 (27.24) 1:20.35 (27.84) 1:47.72 (27.37)
\n 5 Nash, Alex SR Yale 1:48.46 1:48.06 25
\n 25.53 53.25 (27.72) 1:21.06 (27.81) 1:48.06 (27.00)
\n 6 Moore, Nat FR Columbia 1:48.36 1:48.26 24
\n 25.48 53.03 (27.55) 1:20.67 (27.64) 1:48.26 (27.59)
\n 7 Metcalf, Scott JR Harvard 1:48.42 1:49.56 23
\n 26.01 53.58 (27.57) 1:21.95 (28.37) 1:49.56 (27.61)
\n 8 Cooney, Jack SR Yale 1:47.94 1:49.65 22
\n 25.96 53.66 (27.70) 1:21.80 (28.14) 1:49.65 (27.85)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Zee, Mike FR Princeton 1:48.72 1:48.18 20
\n 25.43 52.49 (27.06) 1:20.03 (27.54) 1:48.18 (28.15)
\n 10 Evans, Reid SR Columbia 1:48.64 1:49.30 17
\n 25.81 53.51 (27.70) 1:21.82 (28.31) 1:49.30 (27.48)
\n 11 Fitzpatrick, Luke FR Columbia 1:50.19 1:49.65 16
\n 25.81 53.54 (27.73) 1:22.15 (28.61) 1:49.65 (27.50)
\n 12 Mukri, Kevin FR Navy 1:49.88 1:50.11 15
\n 26.14 54.14 (28.00) 1:22.50 (28.36) 1:50.11 (27.61)
\n 13 Klausmeier, Matt SO Columbia 1:50.56 1:50.50 14
\n 26.29 54.03 (27.74) 1:22.41 (28.38) 1:50.50 (28.09)
\n 14 Loch, Jonathan FR Harvard 1:51.62 1:51.65 13
\n 26.41 54.52 (28.11) 1:23.17 (28.65) 1:51.65 (28.48)
\n 15 Zann, Geof FR Yale 1:51.56 1:51.68 12
\n 26.25 54.34 (28.09) 1:22.97 (28.63) 1:51.68 (28.71)
\n 16 Degnan-Rojeski, Jason FR Harvard 1:50.57 1:53.18 11
\n 26.62 55.79 (29.17) 1:24.51 (28.72) 1:53.18 (28.67)
\nBonus Final
\n 17 Mitchell, Neville SO Pennsylvania 1:51.96 1:51.45 9
\n 26.82 55.18 (28.36) 1:23.88 (28.70) 1:51.45 (27.57)
\n 18 Sharkey, Brian SO Brown 1:52.95 1:51.86 7
\n 26.96 55.29 (28.33) 1:23.85 (28.56) 1:51.86 (28.01)
\n 19 Robinson, Sean JR Dartmouth 1:52.70 1:52.62 6
\n 26.45 54.74 (28.29) 1:23.65 (28.91) 1:52.62 (28.97)
\n 20 Backman, Mark JR Columbia 1:54.21 1:53.02 5
\n 26.39 55.91 (29.52) 1:24.71 (28.80) 1:53.02 (28.31)
\n 21 Hipps, Mike JR Dartmouth 1:52.96 1:53.54 4
\n 26.71 55.57 (28.86) 1:24.36 (28.79) 1:53.54 (29.18)
\n 22 Mudd, Chris SO Dartmouth 1:53.36 1:53.56 3
\n 26.41 54.96 (28.55) 1:24.08 (29.12) 1:53.56 (29.48)
\n 23 Neiman, Justin SO Dartmouth 1:54.07 1:54.47 2
\n 27.08 56.39 (29.31) 1:25.96 (29.57) 1:54.47 (28.51)
\n 24 Rainaud, Ted FR Pennsylvania 1:53.31 1:54.52 1
\n 27.52 57.11 (29.59) 1:26.64 (29.53) 1:54.52 (27.88)<\/p>\n

Event 17 Men 100 Yard Freestyle
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 43.76 2003 Jesse Gage (Princeton)
\n EISL Record: E 43.61 2003 Jesse Gage (Princeton)
\n Pool Record: P 43.95 2001 Jesse Gage (Princeton)
\n NCAA A: A 43.53
\n NCAA B: B 44.83
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Reinhardt, Will SO Princeton 43.91 44.01B 32
\n 21.11 44.01 (22.90)
\n 2 White, Noah SR Navy 44.85 44.37B 28
\n 21.15 44.37 (23.22)
\n 3 Smutz, Joe SO Navy 45.15 44.84 27
\n 21.26 44.84 (23.58)
\n 4 Salerno, Mike SR Princeton 44.67 44.85 26
\n 21.37 44.85 (23.48)
\n 5 Krna, Andy JR Harvard 45.29 44.97 25
\n 21.31 44.97 (23.66)
\n 6 Goldhahn, Ryan SR Dartmouth 45.23 45.14 24
\n 21.97 45.14 (23.17)
\n 7 Knepley, Mark SO Harvard 45.01 45.28 23
\n 21.75 45.28 (23.53)
\n 8 Trout, Andrew SR Pennsylvania 45.28 45.56 22
\n 21.36 45.56 (24.20)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Kaluk, Nick JR Columbia 45.87 45.36 20
\n 21.72 45.36 (23.64)
\n 10 Burns, Brad SR Harvard 45.46 45.58 17
\n 21.67 45.58 (23.91)
\n 11 Chiles, Justin JR Princeton 45.50 45.63 16
\n 22.15 45.63 (23.48)
\n 12 Wang, Tim JR Brown 45.71 45.73 15
\n 22.27 45.73 (23.46)
\n 13 White, Tobin FR Columbia 45.75 45.80 14
\n 22.07 45.80 (23.73)
\n 14 Sample, Jeremy SR Cornell 45.90 45.96 13
\n 21.74 45.96 (24.22)
\n 15 Bowman, Matt SR Yale 45.98 46.03 12
\n 22.19 46.03 (23.84)
\n 16 George, Kemi SR Harvard 45.62 46.07 11
\n 22.15 46.07 (23.92)
\nBonus Final
\n 17 Fenningham, Terrence SR Navy 46.30 45.68 9
\n 21.55 45.68 (24.13)
\n 18 Ingram, Scott SR Columbia 46.01 45.97 7
\n 22.23 45.97 (23.74)
\n 19 Diehl, Kemper SO Dartmouth 46.03 45.99 6
\n 22.17 45.99 (23.82)
\n 20 Boyd, Marshall SR Navy 46.26 46.04 5
\n 22.24 46.04 (23.80)
\n 21 Linn, Mike SO Navy 46.16 46.23 4
\n 21.78 46.23 (24.45)
\n 22 Levan, Jared SO Cornell 46.41 46.32 2.5
\n 21.97 46.32 (24.35)
\n 22 Locke, Kieran SO Yale 46.10 46.32 2.5
\n 22.15 46.32 (24.17)
\n 24 Guerin, Chris SR Columbia 46.09 46.34 1
\n 22.16 46.34 (24.18) <\/p>\n

Event 18 Men 200 Yard Breaststroke
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 1:57.93 1991 Sergio Lopez (American)
\n EISL Record: E 1:57.65 1987 John VanSant (USMA)
\n Pool Record: P 1:57.93 1991 Sergio Lopez (American)
\n NCAA A: A 1:57.35
\n NCAA B: B 2:00.87
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Grant, Rassan SR Harvard 2:01.69 1:59.48B 32
\n 27.16 57.30 (30.14) 1:27.73 (30.43) 1:59.48 (31.75)
\n 2 Delaney, Evan JR Princeton 2:01.63 2:00.71B 28
\n 27.61 58.30 (30.69) 1:29.15 (30.85) 2:00.71 (31.56)
\n 3 McGrath, John SO Columbia 2:02.81 2:02.11 27
\n 28.29 59.07 (30.78) 1:30.13 (31.06) 2:02.11 (31.98)
\n 4 Sanford, Tom SR Dartmouth 2:02.80 2:02.24 26
\n 27.56 58.90 (31.34) 1:30.46 (31.56) 2:02.24 (31.78)
\n 5 Nelson, Mike FR Columbia 2:04.03 2:03.66 25
\n 28.33 1:00.14 (31.81) 1:31.89 (31.75) 2:03.66 (31.77)
\n 6 Royce, Danny SR Cornell 2:03.68 2:04.22 24
\n 27.74 59.04 (31.30) 1:30.72 (31.68) 2:04.22 (33.50)
\n 7 Emory, Mike JR Columbia 2:04.32 2:04.84 23
\n 28.24 59.99 (31.75) 1:32.03 (32.04) 2:04.84 (32.81)
\n 8 Siroky, Alex JR Harvard 2:04.15 2:05.63 22
\n 28.03 59.63 (31.60) 1:32.14 (32.51) 2:05.63 (33.49)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Christiana, Joc FR Harvard 2:05.18 2:04.26 20
\n 27.80 59.03 (31.23) 1:31.70 (32.67) 2:04.26 (32.56)
\n 10 McKechnie, Dave FR Cornell 2:06.00 2:04.58 16.5
\n 28.18 1:00.02 (31.84) 1:32.24 (32.22) 2:04.58 (32.34)
\n 10 Baccich, Thorn JR Princeton 2:04.83 2:04.58 16.5
\n 28.86 1:00.28 (31.42) 1:32.36 (32.08) 2:04.58 (32.22)
\n 12 Johnson, Hallett SR Princeton 2:04.58 2:05.04 15
\n 28.43 59.96 (31.53) 1:32.13 (32.17) 2:05.04 (32.91)
\n 13 Tillman, Jeremy JR Princeton 2:05.31 2:05.76 14
\n 28.67 1:00.73 (32.06) 1:33.42 (32.69) 2:05.76 (32.34)
\n 14 Del Mastro, Matt JR Brown 2:06.03 2:06.06 13
\n 28.86 1:00.70 (31.84) 1:33.02 (32.32) 2:06.06 (33.04)
\n 15 Slater, Mike FR Yale 2:04.93 2:06.41 12
\n 28.13 59.47 (31.34) 1:32.52 (33.05) 2:06.41 (33.89)
\n 16 Hardy, Tom SO Yale 2:04.58 2:06.49 11
\n 28.53 1:00.45 (31.92) 1:32.93 (32.48) 2:06.49 (33.56)
\nBonus Final
\n 17 Blaszko, Matt SO Pennsylvania 2:07.50 2:05.16 9
\n 28.35 1:00.07 (31.72) 1:32.64 (32.57) 2:05.16 (32.52)
\n 18 Bentley, Mike JR Columbia 2:07.76 2:05.84 7
\n 29.08 1:00.92 (31.84) 1:33.45 (32.53) 2:05.84 (32.39)
\n 19 Hendrick, Cameron SO Yale 2:06.58 2:07.01 6
\n 28.51 1:00.56 (32.05) 1:33.67 (33.11) 2:07.01 (33.34)
\n 20 Lin, Jon SR Harvard 2:07.53 2:07.27 5
\n 28.01 1:00.20 (32.19) 1:33.80 (33.60) 2:07.27 (33.47)
\n 21 Payton, Tom FR Brown 2:07.75 2:07.39 4
\n 27.76 1:00.05 (32.29) 1:33.69 (33.64) 2:07.39 (33.70)
\n 22 Kaufman, Jon SO Pennsylvania 2:07.72 2:07.47 3
\n 28.66 1:00.21 (31.55) 1:33.32 (33.11) 2:07.47 (34.15)
\n 23 Schotter, Robert JR Yale 2:06.77 2:07.51 2
\n 28.67 1:00.72 (32.05) 1:33.76 (33.04) 2:07.51 (33.75)
\n 24 Bowen, Rich FR Cornell 2:07.22 2:08.46 1
\n 28.70 1:00.89 (32.19) 1:34.46 (33.57) 2:08.46 (34.00)<\/p>\n

Event 19 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
\n===============================================================================
\n Meet Record: M 1:45.30 2003 Carl Hessler (Princeton)
\n EISL Record: E 1:45.22 2001 Carl Hessler (Princeton)
\n Pool Record: P 1:45.22 2001 Carl Hessler (Princeton)
\n NCAA A: A 1:44.93
\n NCAA B: B 1:48.07
\n Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
\n===============================================================================
\nChampionship Final
\n 1 Hasbani, Meir FR Princeton 1:48.25 1:47.71B 32
\n 24.17 51.18 (27.01) 1:19.13 (27.95) 1:47.71 (28.58)
\n 2 Maloney, Pat SO Pennsylvania 1:48.60 1:47.95B 28
\n 24.90 52.31 (27.41) 1:20.08 (27.77) 1:47.95 (27.87)
\n 3 Valdivieso, Juan SR Princeton 1:47.09 1:48.12 27
\n 24.80 52.15 (27.35) 1:19.65 (27.50) 1:48.12 (28.47)
\n 4 Moccari, Cameron JR Harvard 1:48.20 1:48.28 26
\n 24.63 52.09 (27.46) 1:20.11 (28.02) 1:48.28 (28.17)
\n 5 Allen, Max SR Brown 1:48.04 1:48.43 25
\n 24.28 51.86 (27.58) 1:19.99 (28.13) 1:48.43 (28.44)
\n 6 Collins, Ben JR Columbia 1:48.60 1:48.83 24
\n 24.75 52.39 (27.64) 1:20.52 (28.13) 1:48.83 (28.31)
\n 7 Griffith, Joseph FR Pennsylvania 1:50.07 1:49.85 23
\n 24.26 51.97 (27.71) 1:20.39 (28.42) 1:49.85 (29.46)
\n 8 Veazey, Jimmy SR Yale 1:49.37 1:50.75 22
\n 24.71 52.92 (28.21) 1:21.99 (29.07) 1:50.75 (28.76)
\nConsolation Final
\n 9 Shue, Brian SO Princeton 1:50.48 1:49.51 20
\n 24.62 52.25 (27.63) 1:20.64 (28.39) 1:49.51 (28.87)
\n 10 Smith, Ryan JR Harvard 1:51.01 1:49.67 17
\n 23.74 51.64 (27.90) 1:20.30 (28.66) 1:49.67 (29.37)
\n 11 Peidy, John SO Dartmouth 1:51.05 1:49.94 16
\n 24.75 52.27 (27.52) 1:20.57 (28.30) 1:49.94 (29.37)
\n 12 Payne, Bob SR Cornell 1:50.66 1:51.29 15
\n 24.56 52.59 (28.03) 1:21.61 (29.02) 1:51.29 (29.68)
\n 13 Rimmele, Ryan FR Princeton 1:50.35 1:51.53 14
\n 25.08 53.35 (28.27) 1:22.23 (28.88) 1:51.53 (29.30)
\n 14 McGrath, Jason FR Pennsylvania 1:51.36 1:51.92 13
\n 25.45 53.59 (28.14) 1:22.27 (28.68) 1:51.92 (29.65)
\n 15 Ruse, Tim FR Princeton 1:51.09 1:52.06 12
\n 25.55 54.24 (28.69) 1:22.91 (28.67) 1:52.06 (29.15)
\n 16 Kresenics, Lou FR Yale 1:51.97 1:52.29 11
\n 24.92 53.23 (28.31) 1:21.99 (28.76) 1:52.29 (30.30)
\nBonus Final
\n 17 Brumberg, Eric SO Brown 1:52.11 1:50.79 9
\n 24.34 51.69 (27.35) 1:20.78 (29.09) 1:50.79 (30.01)
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\n 25.13 52.70 (27.57) 1:21.74 (29.04) 1:51.96 (30.22)
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\n 24.98 53.45 (28.47) 1:22.83 (29.38) 1:53.21 (30.38)
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\n 25.73 54.55 (28.82) 1:24.58 (30.03) 1:55.06 (30.48)
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\n EISL Record: E 650.90 1985 Dan Watson (Harvard)
\n Pool Record: P 626.20 Nate Smith (Navy)
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Event 21 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
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\n J. Gage, M. Salerno, J. Chiles, C. Hessler
\n EISL Record: E 2:55.75 1998 Harvard
\n M. Cornue, A. Murmakov, E. MAtuszak, M. Kiedel
\n Pool Record: P 2:57.16 2000 Tennessee
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\n 21.23 44.59 (44.59) 1:05.63 (21.04) 1:29.43 (44.84)
\n 1:50.17 (20.74) 2:13.60 (44.17) 2:34.29 (20.69) 2:57.16 (43.56)
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\n 21.34 44.71 (44.71) 1:05.99 (21.28) 1:29.72 (45.01)
\n 1:50.94 (21.22) 2:14.36 (44.64) 2:35.29 (20.93) 2:58.63 (44.27)
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\n 21.57 45.04 (45.04) 1:06.25 (21.21) 1:29.62 (44.58)
\n 1:50.69 (21.07) 2:14.33 (44.71) 2:35.60 (21.27) 2:59.37 (45.04)
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\n 21.68 45.63 (45.63) 1:06.49 (20.86) 1:30.26 (44.63)
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\n 22.01 45.72 (45.72) 1:06.59 (20.87) 1:31.45 (45.73)
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\n 3) Miller, Steve JR 4) Ruthenberg, Efri FR
\n 22.06 46.67 (46.67) 1:08.68 (22.01) 1:33.50 (46.83)
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