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Friday, the first day of the championships, featured two top-three finishes in relays, as the Crimson placed second in the 400-yard medley relay with a time of 3:25.93 and placed third in the 200-yard freestyle relay with a time of 1:24.29. Zingale, who swam in both relays, also placed fourth in the 500-yard freestyle...
...Saturday, the Crimson swam in more individual than relay events. Zingale continued to perform well, placing second in the 100-yard butterfly, while freshman James Bailey finished second in the 200-yard freestyle. Freshman Michael Bowen and sophomore Brian Fiske reached the A-finals in their events, finishing sixth in the 400-yard IM and seventh in the 100-yard breaststroke, respectively...
...team was at its strongest yesterday, as two swimmers from Harvard placed in the top three in the 100-yard freestyle and the team took third in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Zingale and Bailey, who raced at 46.15 and 46.30 seconds, garnered critical points for the Crimson. Junior John Hastrup won fourth place in the 1,650-yard freestyle and Fiske placed seventh in the 200-yard breaststroke. These results contributed to the Crimson’s rise in the standings from fifth place to fourth place...
...yard freestyle relay, the final event of the meet, proved to be the most critical. Trailing Johns Hopkins University by a handful of points, the Crimson, led by Zingale, Bailey, and sophomores Patrick Morrissey and Alex Paddington, needed to place high in the relay to secure third overall. The team did just that, capturing third with a time of 3:06.19. Harvard, with a point total of 341.5, edged Seton Hall University by a mere 1.5 points and Johns Hopkins by 3.5 points...
...Crimson had to end the night on a bad note, however, as in the 400 yard medley relay the Harvard team of Ward, Pangilinan, freshman Lindsay Hart, and senior Alli Bates was disqualified...