Big Green Win Tate Ramsden Invitational

Friday, January 21

Hanover, N.H.

All Day

Dartmouth College

232

UMass

Senior Parker Hershberger

Photo by: Herb Swanson

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Dartmouth men's swimming and diving won all but one of the 18 events against UMass throughout the weekend

By: Charlotte Brackett

HANOVER, N.H. – Dartmouth men's swimming and diving won the Tate Ramsden Invitational, defeating UMass (232-91).

The Big Green were first in all but one of the 18 events throughout the weekend.

Morning Session
Dartmouth took the top three spots in the 100 fly, led by Alexander Ye (50.05). Isaac Weigel (50.62) and Steven Mendley (52.02) followed soon after. A few events later in the 100 breast, it was Weigel that was first (58.17) and Ye placed second (58.66).

In the 200 free, Tim Park and Tim Cushman touched just over half a second apart to finish first and second with times of 1:42.16 and 1:42.73, respectively. Joe Moll won the 400 IM (4:11.09), leaving three seconds behind him. Not long after, Moll picked up his second victory, this time in the 100 back with a time of 52.16. Cushman took second in 52.40.

To end the first session, Dartmouth won the 200 medley relay (1:34.04). Made up of Ye, Weigel, Mendley and Park, the relay out-finished UMass by over a second and a half.

Evening Session
Dartmouth took first and second on the 3-meter board, with Kyle Schubert leading the way with a Zone Championship qualifying score of 323.15 and Jason Rickenbacher following with a 221.20. Weigel won his third event of the day, the 1000 free, with a time of 9:45.14, while Ye touched soon after in second (9:47.20).

In the 200 back, Moll was first (1:52.33), followed by Molloy (1:53.23), Cushman (1:55.99) and Joseph Hurle (1:59.49). Mendley claimed the win in the 100 free (47.21), while Parker Hershberger was victorious in the 200 breast (2:11.67).

The Big Green ended the weekend by taking first in the 400 free relay (3:05.05). Made up of Weigel, Mendley, Park and Cushman, the relay beat UMass by over five seconds.

Dartmouth will be at Columbia on Saturday, Feb. 5, for its final dual meet before the Ivy League Championship at the end of the month.