CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Men's Swimming and Diving revealed today its schedule for the upcoming 2023-24 campaign. The slate is highlighted by three home meets, including the Ivy League Championships.
 
The Crimson begins its season on Nov. 11, as it plays host to Cornell and Dartmouth at 2:30 p.m. ET, only to hit the road to face Columbia six days later on Nov. 17 (4 p.m. ET). Harvard enters the three matchups with significant leads in the all-time series, owning a 58-2 mark against the Big Red, a 79-11 advantage over the Big Green and a 72-5 record vs. the Lions.
 
After opening against three Ivy League schools, the Crimson steps away from the Ancient Eight to compete at the Minnesota Invitational, Nov. 29-Dec. 2. Harvard's non-league slate continues after the New Year on Jan. 9, when it competes at Florida State.
 
The Crimson steps back into Ivy action with a home meet against Brown on Jan. 16, which continues a series that Harvard has won 88 of the 90 all-time meetings. A trip to Penn is scheduled for Jan. 20, and is a precursor to the annual HYP meet, which is set for Princeton (Feb. 2-3).
 
Harvard's final home appearance at Blodgett Pool will feature its biggest event of the season, the Ivy League Championships (Feb. 28-March 2). The Crimson will enter the meet as the six-time defending champions after it outpaced the runner-up Tigers last season in Providence, Rhode Island, 1,545-1,430.5.
 
With the regular season in its rearview mirror, the Crimson will send its qualifying divers to the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships at Princeton, March 11-13. The national meet, meanwhile, is scheduled for March 27-30 in Indianapolis, Indiana.