CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – No. 18 Harvard University men's swimming and diving totaled 17 All-Ivy honors behind 13 event wins – including all five relays – and four second-place finishes, the Ivy League conference office announced on Wednesday.
Three Harvard student-athletes – senior
Dean Farris, sophomore
Will Grant, and first-year
Shane Washart – each won two individual events at the meet while senior
Mahlon Reihman and junior
Umitcan Gures each captured one individual title. As a team, the Crimson claimed first in the 200-yard medley relay, 800-yard freestyle relay, 200-yard freestyle relay, 400-yard medley relay, and 400-yard freestyle relay. Reihman also garnered Academic All-Ivy laurels.
Farris – who garnered the Harold Ulen Career High Point Swimmer award – took First Team All-Ivy in the 200-yard freestyle and 100-yard freestyle while contributing to four relay wins – the 200 medley relay, 800 free relay, 400 medley relay, and 400 free relay. Farris also gained Second Team All-Ivy in the 50-yard freestyle.
Grant gained First Team All-Ivy in the 100-yard backstroke and 200-yard backstroke while Washart claimed First Team All-Ivy in the 1000-yard freestyle and 1650-yard freestyle.
Reihman took First Team All-Ivy in the 50-yard freestyle, while aiding in three relay wins – the 800 free relay, 200 free relay, and 400 free relay. Reihman also collected Academic All-Ivy and Second Team All-Ivy in the 100 free.
Gures garnered First Team All-Ivy in the 100-yard butterfly and contributed to three relay victories – the 200 medley relay, 200 free relay, and 400 medley relay.
Five other Harvard student-athletes contributed to relay victories. Sophomore
Marcus Holmquist swam in four relay wins (800 free, 200 free, 400 medley, 400 free) while senior
Raphael Marcoux (200 medley, 200 free) and junior
Jared Simpson (200 medley, 400 medley) each aided in two victories. Junior
Ryan Linnihan (400 free relay) and first-year
Ben Littlejohn (800 free relay) each took part in one relay triumph.
Senior
Jake Johnson gained a pair of Second Team All-Ivy accolades in the 200-yard individual medley and 400-yard individual medley.
Harvard claimed its 28
th Ivy title all-time, fifth straight, and sixth under
Kevin Tyrrell, The Ulen-Brooks Endowed Coach for Harvard Men's Swimming & Diving, with 1,596 points. The Crimson topped second-place Princeton (1,492), third-place Penn (1,066), and the five other Ivy schools.
Over the course of the four days, the Crimson won 13 events, including all five relays. Harvard tallied four NCAA A cut times, five school records, five meet records, and five pool records. A total of 17 different Harvard student-athletes posted NCAA B cut times over 40 events in addition to two NCAA B cut relay times.
PHIL MORIARTY HIGH POINT SWIMMER OF THE MEET
Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Jr. – Roswell, Ga.)
HAROLD ULEN CAREER HIGH POINT SWIMMER
Dean Farris, Harvard (Sr. – Atlanta, Ga.)
KARL B. MICHAEL HIGH POINT DIVER OF THE MEET
Colten Young, Princeton (So. – Coto de Caza, Calif.)
RON KEENHOLD CAREER HIGH POINT DIVER
Jonathan Suckow, Columbia (Jr. – Geneva, Switzerland)
COACH OF THE YEAR
Kevin Norman, Brown
FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY
50-Yard Freestyle – Mahlon Reihman, Harvard (Sr. – Allentown, Pa.)
100-Yard Freestyle – Dean Farris, Harvard (Sr. – Atlanta, Ga.)
200-Yard Freestyle – Dean Farris, Harvard (Sr. – Atlanta, Ga.)
500-Yard Freestyle – Dylan Porges, Princeton (Jr. – New York, N.Y.)
1,000-Yard Freestyle – Shane Washart, Harvard (Fy. – Wenonah, N.J.)
1,650-Yard Freestyle – Shane Washart, Harvard (Fy. – Wenonah, N.J.)
200-Yard Individual Medley – Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Jr. – Roswell, Ga.)
400-Yard Individual Medley – Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Jr. – Roswell, Ga.)
100-Yard Backstroke – Will Grant, Harvard (So. – Waco, Texas)
200-Yard Backstroke – Will Grant, Harvard (So. – Waco, Texas)
100-Yard Butterfly – Umitcan Gures, Harvard (Jr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey)
200-Yard Butterfly – Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Jr. – Roswell, Ga.)
100-Yard Breaststroke – Demirkan Demir, Columbia (Fr. – Istanbul, Turkey)
200-Yard Breaststroke – Demirkan Demir, Columbia (Fr. – Istanbul, Turkey)
One-Meter Diving – Jonathan Suckow, Columbia (Jr. – Geneva, Switzerland)
Three-Meter Diving – Jonathan Suckow, Columbia (Jr. – Geneva, Switzerland)
200-Yard Freestyle Relay – Harvard: Raphael Marcoux (Sr. – Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), Umitcan Gures (Jr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey), Mahlon Reihman (Sr. – Allentown, Pa.), Marcus Holmquist (So. – Bankeryd, Sweden), Dean Farris (Sr. – Atlanta, Ga.)
400-Yard Freestyle Relay – Harvard: Mahlon Reihman (Sr. – Allentown, Pa), Marcus Holmquist (So. – Bankeryd, Sweden), Ryan Linnihan (Jr. – Brookfield, Wis.),
800-Yard Freestyle Relay – Harvard: Ben Littlejohn (Fy. – Hamilton, New Zealand), Marcus Holmquist (So. – Bankeryd, Sweden), Mahlon Reihman (Sr. – Allentown, Pa.), Dean Farris (Sr. – Atlanta, Ga.)
200-Yard Medley Relay – Harvard: Dean Farris (Sr. – Atlanta, Ga.), Jared Simpson (Jr. – Naperville, Ill.), Umitcan Gures (Jr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey), Raphael Marcoux (Sr. – Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
400-Yard Medley Relay – Harvard: Dean Farris (Sr. – Atlanta, Ga.), Jared Simpson (Jr. – Naperville, Ill.), Umitcan Gures (Jr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey), Marcus Holmquist (So. – Bankeryd, Sweden)
SECOND TEAM ALL-IVY
50-Yard Freestyle – Dean Farris, Harvard (Sr. – Atlanta, Ga.)
100-Yard Freestyle – Mahlon Reihman, Harvard (Sr. – Allentown, Pa.)
200-Yard Freestyle – Noah Millard, Yale (Fy. – Melbourne, Australia)
500-Yard Freestyle – Nicholas Lim, Princeton (So. – Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
1,000-Yard Freestyle – Dylan Porges, Princeton (Jr. – New York, N.Y.)
1,650-Yard Freestyle – Noah Millard, Yale (Fy. – Melbourne, Australia)
200-Yard Individual Medley – Jacob Johnson, Harvard (Sr. – Lincoln University, Pa.)
400-Yard Individual Medley – Jacob Johnson, Harvard (Sr. – Lincoln University, Pa.)
100-Yard Backstroke – Tyler Hong, Princeton (Fr. – Westlake, Ohio)
200-Yard Backstroke – Daniel Gallagher, Penn (Fr. – Suwanee, Ga.)
100-Yard Butterfly – Jonas Kistorp, Columbia (Sr. – Charlottenlund, Denmark)
200-Yard Butterfly – Max Kreidl, Princeton (So. – Boulder, Colo.)
100-Yard Breaststroke – Matthew Fallon, Penn (Fr. – Warren, N.J.)
200-Yard Breaststroke – Matthew Fallon, Penn (Fr. – Warren, N.J.)
One-Meter Diving – Colten Young, Princeton (So. – Coto de Caza, Calif.)
Three-Meter Diving – Colten Young, Princeton (So. – Coto de Caza, Calif.)
200-Yard Freestyle Relay – Princeton: Brian Lou (So. – Irvine, Calif.), Brett Feyerick (Fr. – Potomac, Md.), Nicholas Lim (So. – Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Max Walther (Jr. – Sea Bright, N.J.)
400-Yard Freestyle Relay – Princeton: Brian Lou (So. – Irvine, Calif.), Max Walther (Jr. – Sea Bright, N.J.), Nicholas Lim (So. – Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Raunak Khosla (Jr. – Roswell, Ga.)
800-Yard Freestyle Relay – Princeton: Nicholas Lim (So. – Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Raunak Kholsa (Jr. – Roswell, Ga.), Max Walther (Jr. – Sea Bright, N.J.), Dylan Porges (Jr. – New York, N.Y.)
200-Yard Medley Relay – Columbia: Andy Huang (So. – Saratoga, Calif.), Demirkan Demir (Fr. – Istanbul, Turkey), Jonas Kistorp (Sr. – Charlottenlund, Denmark), Albert Gwo (Sr. – Mountain View, Calif.)
400-Yard Medley Relay – Princeton: Tyler Hong (Fr. – Westlake, Ohio), Raunak Khosla (Jr. – Roswell, Ga.), Nicholas Lim (So. – Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Max Walther (Jr. – Sea Bright, N.J.)
