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...fact that the two winning swimmers, freshmen Helen Pitchik and Victoria Pratt, were making their Crimson debuts in the meet. With times of 2:19.63 and 2:25.12, Pitchik and Pratt displayed complete dominance and showed great potential to fill the void left by departed breaststroker Jackie Pangilinan ’08.In diving, Harvard also blew away the competition. The Crimson divers displayed an array of aerial somersaults, turns, and flips, drawing attention from the crowd.Leading the way was sophomore Jenny Reese, who won both the 1-meter and 3-meter events. Classmate Anne Taylor finished second in 3-meter...
...December] and at Ivies.” Papadakis finished her Harvard career in style, notching her highest-ever NCAA finish—17th place in the 3-meter event, just one place shy of becoming an All-American. She won the 1-meter event at Ivies. Co-captain Jackie Pangilinan turned in another impressive season as the Crimson’s top breaststroker, rewriting her 100 breaststroke school record (1:03.25) and collecting her third 200 breaststroke title at Ivies. Hart, slowed by a dislocated kneecap suffered in December, managed to rebound to take fourth and fifth...
Four years, four championships. That’s the collegiate line for Jackie Pangilinan, a senior on the Harvard women’s swimming team. Last Saturday, she notched her fourth Ivy League individual championship with a win in the 200-yard breaststroke. “It was definitely the most rewarding sports moment of my life,” Pangilinan said. “I had no expectations of winning the event going in. I couldn’t believe it.” The weekend victory added to Pangilinan’s three past individual championships...
...ECAC championships fall on the same weekend, leaving the women’s swimming and diving team with a decision to make.“In the past we’ve had a big enough team to go for a dual championship,” co-captain Jackie Pangilinan said. “But, since we have such a small team this year we could only send five girls to ECAC’s. Our top priority is the Ivy Championships.”The Harvard women (6-1, 6-1 Ivy League) indeed brought a force to DeNunzio...
...said Hart. “We’re looking forward to having that depth at Ivies, which is important to a championship meet because it is scored differently.”The 200-yard medley relay squad of freshmen Katy Hinkle and Katherine Pickard and seniors Jaclyn Pangilinan and Amanda Slaight got the meet started for the Crimson with a 1:46.44 third place finish. Princeton’s A and B squads took the first two places in the event. In a repeat of last year’s 1000-yard freestyle, Princeton All-American Alicia Aemisegger dominated...