Fraumann, Hsiao Lead Princeton To Commanding Lead At Ivy Women's Swim Championships

Sarah Fraumann saved more than seven seconds off the meet record in the 1,000 freestyle and Stephanie Hsiao broke a 10-year-old meet record in the 100 breaststroke as Princeton won five of eight events to built a 139.5-point lead over Harvard at the Ivy League swimming championships at DeNunzio Pool.

Princeton can seal a fourth straight title Saturday night as the meet concludes.

Fraumann and Hsiao were also members of the winning 800-meter freestyle relay on the final event of the night. Molly Seto joined her teammates with an individual win in the 100 butterfly and a relay win in the opening event of the night, the 200 medley relay.

Princeton opened the night with a meet record 1:42.55 in the 200 medley relay, as Seto, Michelle Nielson, Chrissy Holland, and Chrissy Macaulay broke the Tigers' year-old record by 0.13.

Fraumann, a junior, was followed in the 1,000 freestyle home by a pair of Tiger freshmen, Eilee Altenburger and Libby Engelmeier, who finished 3-4.

Seto and freshman Kitsie Kerner went 1-2 in the 100 butterfly two events later.

Stephanie Hsiao, a sophomore, broke the 10-year-old meet record with a 1:02.43 100 breaststroke.

Ivy League women's swimming championships

Team scores (after two days) - 1. Princeton 541.50, 2. Harvard 402, 3. Brown 396, 4. Yale 342, 5. Columbia 263, 6. Pennsylvania 258, 7. Dartmouth 152, Cornell 128

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