ITHACA, N.Y. – Harvard Women's Swimming and Diving's Remi Edvalson won both diving events on Friday on the first day of a meet at Cornell with Dartmouth. The Crimson took the first four spots on the 1-meter board and finished 1-2 in the 3-meter competition.
 
In the 1-meter diving event, Edvalson finished with a 6-dive score of 298.45 to finish atop the 14-athlete leaderboard. From there, it was all Harvard as Nina Janmyr was the runner-up after posting a score of 295.40, and was followed by Elizabeth Miclau in third (264.80) and Amy Wotovich in fourth (259.85).
 
At three meters, Edvalson emerged victorious with a score of 289.70, with Miclau finishing just a couple points shy after recording a 287.95. Dartmouth's Margaret Lambdin (278.25) split the Harvard contingent with a third-place showing and was followed by Janmyr (4^th, 277.85) and Wotovich (5^th, 256.45).
 
The Crimson will return to Teagle Pool on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET to compete in the swimming events and to put the final touches on its trip to Ithaca.