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Bridget Parker women's swim action versus Bates

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Big Green Continue Ivy League Championship at Harvard

2/18/2022 8:58:00 PM | Women's Swimming & Diving

Dartmouth women's swimming and diving remains in seventh place with 409 points after day three of Ivies

By: Charlotte Brackett

HANOVER, N.H. – Dartmouth women's swimming and diving is in seventh place with 409 points after day three of the Ivy League Championship.

Three Dartmouth swimmers ended up with a total of 33 points in the 1000 free. Sarah Minnigh led the way in 11th (10:08.65), seeing a 30-second improvement from her seed, while Christina Cianciolo was 14th (10:14.50) and Hayden Barry came 21st (10:41.50).

Bridget Parker made it back to the C final in the 400 IM, placing 24th (4:40.15). In the 100 fly, Mary Howley improved on her morning swim by a tenth of a second to take 21st (55.42).

The Big Green had two swimmers in the A final of the 200 free. Ashley Post was fourth with a 1:47.48, missing out on the school record by three tenths. Mia Leko followed in eighth place (1:49.29), while Sophie Wiener came 19th (1:52.36).

Kenna Van Steyn and Rachel Zhang competed in the C final of the 100 breast, finishing with times of 1:05.65 and 1:07.66, respectively. Howley was back later in the night in the 100 back, touching in 12th place with a time of 55.76. There were five in the C final: Susannah Laster (56.31), Izzy Hamlen (56.76), Connie Zhang (57.50), Eleanor Zwart (58.15) and Katherine Kramer (58.67).

In prelims on the 3-meter board, Isabella Lichen came 26th (213.20) and Alyssa Palacios was 30th (185.90). To end the day, Dartmouth was seventh in the 400 medley relay (3:45.35). Made up of Howley, Van Steyn, Leko and Post, the Green out-touched Cornell by almost three seconds.

The fourth and final day of the championship will start with the 200 back.

Standings
1)     Harvard – 1020.5
2)    Yale – 813
3)    Penn – 808
4)    Princeton – 754
5)    Brown – 617
6)    Columbia – 478.5
7)    Dartmouth – 409
8)    Cornell - 338