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Princeton University
Princeton Invitational
Tigers Off To Quick Start At Princeton Invitational
December 06, 2002 | Women's Swimming and Diving
Dec. 6, 2002
Princeton, N.J. - Princeton won three out of four relay events, including the first two events of the night to take an early lead at the 2002 Princeton Swimming and Diving Invitational. The Tigers jumped out early with both the men and women scoring on relays and after day one of three at DeNunzio pool, the men hold a 205-point cushion and the women lead by 117 points.
Event one saw sophomores Chrissy Macaulay, Amy Jones, Stephanie Hsiao and senior Molly Seto swim to a 1:35.45 win the 200-yard freestyle relay. The men answered with a win themselves behind the foursome of senior Jesse Gage, junior Mike Salerno, sophomore Justin Chiles and senior James Leahy swimming to a 1:21.98.
Other Tiger victories include senior Carl Hessler in the 500-yard freestyle (4:27.10), Macaulay in the women's 50-yard freestyle (23.97) and the men's 400-yard medley relay team with Stephen Flemming, Garth Fealey, Hessler and Gage winning in 3:20.99.
Princeton's men totaled 357 points while the women scored 329. Rutgers trials the men with 152 points while Villanova is in second behind the women with 212. Day two brings 12 more events with preliminary heats running at 11 a.m. Tomorrow's finals begin at 6 p.m.
Princeton Invitational - Day One Scores Combined Scores 1 Princeton 686 2 Rutgers 354 3 Villanova 330 4 Boston College 259 5 St. John's 246 6 American 218 7 Rider 122 8 Columbia 46 Women's Team Scores 1 Princeton 329 2 Villanova 212 3 Rutgers 202 4 Boston College 177 5 St. John's 94 6 American 82 7 Rider 66 8 Columbia 46 Men's Team Scores 1 Princeton 357 2 Rutgers 152 2 St. John's 152 4 American 136 5 Villanova 118 6 Boston College 82 7 Rider University 56
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