Men’s swimming and diving ends decade-long drought against Penn, women face defeat despite losing time

The men’s and women’s swimming and diving athletes traveled to Pennsylvania for their second Ivy League meet of the season against the University of Pennsylvania and Princeton on Friday, November 22nd and Saturday, November 23rd. The women’s team recorded impressive time losses despite losing to strong opponents, while the men’s team fought in a close duel to split the weekend.

Men’s swimming and diving (4-2) tied for the second straight year, defeated rival Penn by a margin of 158-142 for the first time in a decade and fell to Princeton 163-37.

“One of my main goals since joining the team has been to beat Penn,” senior captain Sebastian Wolff said. “Penn is and has always been a very strong team. Beating them gives us a lot of confidence for the rest of the season.”