Chang also was victorious in the 200-yard butterfly, winning in a time of 2:07.91.
Sophomore Molly Ward was twice-a-winner as well, teaming with DeBenedetto, sophomore Ali Bates and senior Anna Fraser to take the medley relay in 1:47.14.
Additionally, Ward captured the 200-yard freestyle in 1:54.99, edging out freshman teammate Elizabeth White by 1.16 seconds.
The Crimson excelled not only in the lanes, but also on the boards as well.
Junior Renee Paradise and sophomore Anne Osmun finished one-two in both the one- and three-meter diving contests, with Paradise placing first in each.
While the duo distanced itself from the opposition in the one-meter, the tandem blew the competition out of the water in the three-meter, with Paradise winning by 13.80 points over Osmun, who finished 40.35 points ahead of the third-best diver on the day.
The Crimson looks to maintain the early-season momentum as it takes to the water in Providence this Friday against Brown, one of two teams which bested Harvard in the Ivy Championships last year.
“As long as we perform the way we did yesterday I think we’ll give them a run for their money,” Mulkey said.