STANFORD, Calif. – First-year Adam Wesson won the 3-meter event and placed second in the 1-meter event to lead No. 23 Harvard University men's swimming and diving in a pair of diving events against No. 10 Stanford University on Wednesday afternoon at the Maas Diving Center at the Avery Aquatic Center.
 
Wesson scored a 375.53 to take the 3-meter event, registering the Crimson's top score in the event this season. He and senior Hal Watts eclipsed the NCAA standard marks in both the 1-meter and 3-meter events.

Harvard Highlights

• First-year Adam Wesson won the 3-meter diving event with a score of 375.53, posting the Crimson's top score in the event this season and eclipsing the NCAA standard score of 320. Senior Hal Watts also bested the NCAA standard with a score of 334.80 for third place.
• Alongside Wesson and Watts in 3-meter diving, sophomore Luke Foster came in fourth with a 315.00, and sophomore Nick Nocita placed fifth with a 306.30.
• In 1-meter diving, first-year Adam Wesson led the Crimson with a second-place finish behind a score of 345.08. Senior Hal Watts followed with a 311.18 for third place. Both Wesson and Watts eclipsed the NCAA standard mark of 300.
• Also competing in 1-meter diving, sophomore Luke Foster came in sixth (282.60), and sophomore Nick Nocita placed seventh (277.65).

Next Up

Harvard continues competition against Stanford with swimming events on Friday, Jan. 14 at 5:00 p.m. ET (2:00 p.m. PT).