Wriede will swim her athletes in their best events instead of having them swim secondary events as they did this weekend.
"We're going to have to focus on winning events and sticking to our team goals," Chock said. "We need to maintain momentum."
With standout performances from Chock and McDougall, and with consistent wins from Humphries, Gustafsson and Brandon, Harvard is prepared for a rumble
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Harvard's first real test to see if it is ready to compete for the conference title will come Friday at 5 p.m. when the Crimson squares off against the Bears in Providence.
After battling Brown, the Crimson will be back at Blodgett Pool on Sunday for a matchup with Columbia at 1p.m.