Princeton, Yale Both under Ivy League Rekord in 800 Free Relay with NCAA “A” Cutlets

2025 Ivy League Men Swimming & Diving Championships

800 Yard Freestyle Relay for Men – time -controlled finals

• Ivy Meet: 6: 15.38, Harvard (Novak, Reiman, Rawls, Farris), 2019
• Pool recording: 6: 16.77, Princeton (Lim, Khosla, Schott, Walther), 2023
• NCAA A: 6: 15.80
• NCAA B: 6: 18.42

Podium:

1. Princeton – 6: 13.75
2. Yale – 6: 13.98
3. Cornell – 6: 17.54
4. Harvard – 6: 18.05
5. Brown – 6: 21.17
6. Penn – 6: 23.62
7. Dartmouth – 6: 25.17
8. Columbia – 6: 26.54

Princeton and Yale both made the record of 6: 15.38 by Ivy League, broken their respective program records and achieved the NCAA cuts “A”.

The two squads took a Harvard brand from the Farris era by 1.63 and 1.40 seconds.

Princeton in the second year Arthur Balva (1: 34.77), junior Mitchell Schott (1: 31.81), in the second year Noah Six (1: 34.85) and newcomer Patrick Dinu (1: 32.32) combined for 6: 13.75 to secure the victory of the Tiger.

First out of the blocks was Cornell, whose Pietro Ubertalli derived with 1: 33.01. Brown was in second place Marton Nagy (1: 33.56), while Yale's Jake Wang (1: 33.82) was the third. Princeton was fifth behind Columbia (Adam Wu1: 34.57).

Mitchell Schott von Princeton, with his 1: 31.81, passed the top four teams and handed Noah Sech at the top with the Tigers.

Cornell fell on #2 and Brown was halfway #3. Yale was fourth, followed by Columbia and Harvard in sixth place.

Princeton held the lead in Leg 3, while Yale took second place, Cornell third and Brown Vierst. Harvard exchanged fifth place with Columbia.

Yale Outsplit all on the anchor with Millards 1: 30.44, but Princeton Freshman Dinu stopped the Tiger victory. Yale took second place, Cornell, third and Harvard, fourth in front of Brown.