Completed Event: Men's Swimming & Diving at Northeastern Diving Invitational on February 8, 2025
Final
Men's Swimming & Diving
at Northeastern Diving Invitational
Saturday, February 25
Providence, R.I.
11:00 AM/6:00 PM
Dartmouth College
vs
Day Four
Alexander Ye ’25
Photo by: Doug Austin
Big Green Place Eighth as Ivy League Championships Close
2/25/2023 10:25:00 PM | Men's Swimming & Diving
The four-day championship meet saw plenty of historic efforts, including Thursday’s program record
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — With the final day of competition in the books, the Dartmouth men's swimming and diving team placed eighth at the 2023 Ivy League Championships at Brown in a four-day meet that featured a number of historic performances for the Big Green.
Harvard won the championship while Princeton and Yale followed in second and third, respectively.
"Our team stepped up and had some phenomenal performances this weekend," said head coach Milana Socha. "One team relay record, 23 new entries into the all-time top-10 list, all first-year divers scoring points and an incredibly high percentage of lifetime bests. They had great energy all week, focused on their teammates, and our senior leaders really set a great tone. I'm very proud of how they did at this year's championship."
Dartmouth's 200 free relay team set a program record on Thursday and another Big Green relay team narrowly missed another record This time it was the 400 free relay with Tim Park, Tim Cushman, Alexander Ye and Joe Moll posting a time of 2:58.82 in the championship's final event and ranking second in program history.
Earlier, Moll appeared in the 200 back B final and swam a 1:45.21, tying Princeton's Billy Swartwout for 11th. Taka Khoo, who placed 22nd (1:52.99) was another Big Green finalist in the 200 back.
Yan Dvoretskiy competed in the 200 fly B final and placed 12th with a time of 1:46.47, while Park swam a 1:47.89 in the C final to place 18th.
Dartmouth also landed two finalists in the 200 breast. Ye placed 19th (1:59.59) and Josh Wolfson was 21st (2:00.59).
Everett Tai placed 12th on the 3-meter board, registering a score of 317.
FINAL TEAM SCORES
Harvard (1545)
Princeton (1433)
Yale (1052)
Columbia (975)
Brown (887)
Penn (879)
Cornell (695)
Dartmouth (373)
Harvard won the championship while Princeton and Yale followed in second and third, respectively.
"Our team stepped up and had some phenomenal performances this weekend," said head coach Milana Socha. "One team relay record, 23 new entries into the all-time top-10 list, all first-year divers scoring points and an incredibly high percentage of lifetime bests. They had great energy all week, focused on their teammates, and our senior leaders really set a great tone. I'm very proud of how they did at this year's championship."
Dartmouth's 200 free relay team set a program record on Thursday and another Big Green relay team narrowly missed another record This time it was the 400 free relay with Tim Park, Tim Cushman, Alexander Ye and Joe Moll posting a time of 2:58.82 in the championship's final event and ranking second in program history.
Earlier, Moll appeared in the 200 back B final and swam a 1:45.21, tying Princeton's Billy Swartwout for 11th. Taka Khoo, who placed 22nd (1:52.99) was another Big Green finalist in the 200 back.
Yan Dvoretskiy competed in the 200 fly B final and placed 12th with a time of 1:46.47, while Park swam a 1:47.89 in the C final to place 18th.
Dartmouth also landed two finalists in the 200 breast. Ye placed 19th (1:59.59) and Josh Wolfson was 21st (2:00.59).
Everett Tai placed 12th on the 3-meter board, registering a score of 317.
FINAL TEAM SCORES
Harvard (1545)
Princeton (1433)
Yale (1052)
Columbia (975)
Brown (887)
Penn (879)
Cornell (695)
Dartmouth (373)
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