Completed Event: Men's Swimming & Diving versus Yale on January 9, 2026 , Loss , 82, to, 218
Final
Men's Swimming & Diving
vs Yale
82
218
Friday, January 16
Hanover, N.H.
Dartmouth College
244
vs
88
Tate Ramsden Invitational (UMass)
Men's Swimming and Diving Dominates UMass, 244-88 in Tate Ramsden Invitational
1/19/2026 5:12:00 PM | Men's Swimming & Diving
The Big Green were victorious in 16-of-18 events
HANOVER, N.H. — The Dartmouth men's swimming and diving team picked up an impressive 244-88 win over UMass this weekend as part of its annual Tate Ramsden Invitational. The Big Green won 16-of-18 events on the weekend, only falling short in one swimming and one diving event.
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Among the winners was Jacob Turner, who had three individual wins and was part of a relay victory. Â Tommy Erwin was victorious in three individual events as well. To read all the winners, check out the full results here.
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 "This meet honors former team member Tate Ramsden '17 who passed away in 2015," said head coach Milana Socha. "It is a time when our entire DCSD community comes together to celebrate the deep connections and passion that folks in our program have for one-another. Our men competed well, achieving many meet and personal records. There were a lot of exciting swims and dives this weekend, but senior captain Yan Dvoretskiy deserves a special shoutout for challenging himself by racing in every event of the meet. As we look forward from here to our last dual meet of the season, I am excited to see how our men keep building from here."
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The Big Green picked up a number of meet records in the process, all of which were event winners as well. Included was Erwin in the 500 freestyle relay (4:28.01), Turner in the 100 butterfly (48.51) and Andrew Chou in the 100 backstroke (48.05).
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Two relays picked up meet records as well. One was the free 200 freestyle relay team of Logan Pack, William McClelland, Andrew Chou and Colton Rasmussen who finished in 1:22.34. The other was the 200 medlay relay team of Chou, David Kushnirsky, Turner and McClelland, who finished in 1:31.04.
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The Big Green had an all-time top 10 program performance:
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Dartmouth also had a number of lifetime bests:
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The Big Green return to action on Saturday, Jan. 31 when they close out the regular season at Columbia.
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Among the winners was Jacob Turner, who had three individual wins and was part of a relay victory. Â Tommy Erwin was victorious in three individual events as well. To read all the winners, check out the full results here.
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 "This meet honors former team member Tate Ramsden '17 who passed away in 2015," said head coach Milana Socha. "It is a time when our entire DCSD community comes together to celebrate the deep connections and passion that folks in our program have for one-another. Our men competed well, achieving many meet and personal records. There were a lot of exciting swims and dives this weekend, but senior captain Yan Dvoretskiy deserves a special shoutout for challenging himself by racing in every event of the meet. As we look forward from here to our last dual meet of the season, I am excited to see how our men keep building from here."
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The Big Green picked up a number of meet records in the process, all of which were event winners as well. Included was Erwin in the 500 freestyle relay (4:28.01), Turner in the 100 butterfly (48.51) and Andrew Chou in the 100 backstroke (48.05).
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Two relays picked up meet records as well. One was the free 200 freestyle relay team of Logan Pack, William McClelland, Andrew Chou and Colton Rasmussen who finished in 1:22.34. The other was the 200 medlay relay team of Chou, David Kushnirsky, Turner and McClelland, who finished in 1:31.04.
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The Big Green had an all-time top 10 program performance:
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- #6 in the 500 Freestyle – Tommy Erwin 4:28.01
Dartmouth also had a number of lifetime bests:
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- 500 Freestyle – David Kushnirsky 4:46.67
- 50 Freestyle – Andy Peterson 21.87
- 50 Freestyle – Ronan Fahey 23.69
- 50 Freestyle Relay Split – Tommy Erwin 20.80
- 100 Butterfly – Jacob Turner 48.51
- 400 IM – Yan Dvoretskiy 3:58.35
- 200 Freestyle – Ronan Fahey 1:45.00
- 100 Breaststroke – David Gal 56.92
- 100 Backstroke – Yan Dvoretskiy 52.56
- 100 Backstroke – Jihoon Jung 51.04
- 50 Breaststroke Relay Split – Yan Dvoretskiy 26.39
- 200 Backstroke – Yan Dvoretskiy 1:58.80
- 100 Freestyle – David Gal 45.75
- 100 Freestyle – Andrew Chou 45.81
- 200 Breaststroke – Yan Dvoretskiy 2:11.46
- 100 Freestyle Relay Split – Andy Peterson 46.25
The Big Green return to action on Saturday, Jan. 31 when they close out the regular season at Columbia.
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