Men's Swimming
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Harvard men's swimming and diving competes at the Ivy League Championships on Feb. 29, 2020. It went on to claim its 26th Ivy League title at that meet; it will look for its seventh consecutive conference championship between Feb. 23 and Feb. 26 in Princeton, N.J.
Tale of Mixed Fortunes as Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Compete Against Yale and Princeton
While Harvard men's swimming and diving clinched another undefeated Ivy dual meet season as it faced off against Princeton and Yale in New Haven, Conn., the women suffered defeats to both the Bulldogs and Tigers.
Hugs All Around
Going into the championship meet this past weekend, the Crimson men had high hopes. Two swimmers shared a well-deserved embrace after yet another positive result that set the team on the path to victory.
Men's Swim and Dive Win Ivy Championship, Four-Peat
Buoyed by strong performances across the board, Harvard emerged as Ivy League champs for the fourth consecutive year.
Swimming & Diving Set Records in Victories Over Cornell, Dartmouth
The men's and women's teams dominated their first Ivy League meet of the season, setting several pool records against Cornell and Dartmouth
Riding Pool Records to Victories
Harvard Cruised by Cornell and Dartmouth in its first Ivy League meet of the season
All-American: Dean Farris, Male Athlete of the Year
As a senior, he has high goals and expectations. Farris will have opportunities throughout next year to prove himself on the national stage heading into the 2020 Olympic trials next summer.
Farr Form
Farris has excelled in both the freestyle and backstroke throughout his collegiate career.
Farris, Men's Swimming and Diving Set Various Records at NCAAs
In his leg, Farris swam the 200-yard freestyle in 1:29.15, which set the NCAA and United States record for that event.
Men's Swimming and Diving Wins Third Consecutive Ivy League Crown
Competing for the Ancient Eight title, the Crimson captured its third consecutive Ivy League Championship this past weekend, clearing the second place team by 223 points.
Midas Touch
The Harvard men’s swimming and diving team has won four of the last six Ivy League titles.
