Harvard's 200-meter medley relay won with a time of 1:31.03. The Crimson grabbed the top two spots in the 400-meter freestyle relay with times of 2:59.25 and 3:01.35.
In the 100-meter backstroke, freshman Dan Shevchik won in 1:47.24.
The Crimson was buoyed by a strong crowd in attendance at the pool.
"The crowd was great," Cadman said. "I think it was the best crowd we've ever had here. It was the most exciting meet I've had since I've been here."
The Harvard band even made an appearance on Friday on its way over to Bright Hockey Center for the night's men's hockey contest against Cornell.
"The band was awesome," Cadman said. "I think they were there for 10 or 15 minutes before they were kicked out."
With a big meet out of the way, the Crimson will have a softer schedule in the next couple of weeks before gearing back up for the conference meet at the end of the month.
"We have Cornell and Dartmouth next weekend and Penn the following weekend," Cadman said. "We're going to look at those meets as a chance to do some tune-up races."