PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Harvard Women's Swimming and Diving's Nina Janmyr qualified for the NCAA Championships on the 1-meter springboard after finishing in sixth place on Tuesday at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships at Rutgers Aquatic Center.
 
A junior, Janmyr secured a spot in the finals after a preliminary score of 278.40, which was ninth overall and fourth in the B-prelim. Senior Remi Edvalson also advanced to the finals following her 11^th-place prelim showing (276.90; 7^th in A-prelim).
 
In the championship round, Janmyr moved up three spots after another six dives, moving up to sixth place with a score of 571.25. Edvalson, meanwhile, finished the competition in 13^th place (542.20). To earn a spot in Federal Way, Washington, for the NCAA Championships, competitors needed to finish in the top-7, a feat Janmyr accomplished to secure her third straight NCAA bid.
 
Amy Wotovich and Tabitha Chen-Fiske also performed in the prelims, with Wotovich placing 27^th (244.55) and Chen-Fiske finishing in 36^th (233.55) in the 81-athlete field.
 
The Crimson will close out the Zone meet on Wednesday with Edvalson, Samantha Holtz, Janmyr and Elizabeth Miclau competing on the platform. Prelims start at 9:30 a.m. ET, with the finals set for 11:30 a.m. Both rounds will air live on YouTube.