Day Two Of Big Al Invitational Has Men's Swimming & Diving Sitting In First

Saturday, December 3

Princeton, N.J.

10:00 AM / 6:00 PM

Princeton University

Big Al Invitational

Day Two Of Big Al Invitational Has Men's Swimming & Diving Sitting In First

December 03, 2022 | Men's Swimming and Diving

Results

PRINCETON, N.J. – Day two of the Big Al Invitational saw the Princeton University men's swimming & diving team remain in first-place with 848.50 points, Saturday at DeNunzio Pool.

The night began with a second-place finish in the 200 medley relay, with the team of Tyler Hong, Kael Mlinek, Nicholas Lim and Max Walther finishing in 1:26.10. The quartet of Brett Feyerick, Joshua Brown, Lucas Tudoras and Adell Sabovic also finished fourth with a time of 1:28.07.

Princeton had three make it through to the A final of the 100 butterfly; Hong finished third in 47.35, Lim fourth in 47.38 and Tudoras eighth in 48.05. Finn Dowdall also took 14^th, with a time of 48.73.

In the 400 IM, Raunak Khosla earned an NCAA B cut and a first-place finish after touching the wall at 3:44.88. Lucas Strøbek also earned an NCAA B cut, finishing second in 3:46,79, while Peyton Werner was fifth in 3:51.65 and Hunter Kim eighth in 3:54.54.

The 200 freestyle saw the Tigers claim the top-two spots and seven out of the eight spots in the A final, with Mitch Schott coming in first with an NCAA B cut time of 1:35.12 and Max Walther second in 1:36.05. Lim came in fourth after clocking in at 1:37.00, Max Hunger fifth in 1:37.24, Sabovic sixth in 1:37.29, Billy Swartwout seventh in 1:37.72 and Tudoras eighth in 1:39.47. Porges also finished 10^th with a time of 1:37.33 and Ehling 15^th with a time of 1:39.64.

Mlinek clocked in at an NCAA B cut time of 53.57 to finish third in the 100 breaststroke, and Brown 54.20 to finishing sixth. Pan also finished 10^th in 55.17.

Hong earned an NCAA B cut in the 100 backstroke, finishing fourth after clocking in at 47.41. Feyerick also posted a time of 48.18 to finish seventh.

On the 3-meter board, Taso Callanan finished second with a score of 354.50, and Joe Victor took seventh with a score of 327.55

Princeton ended the night with a 1-2-3 sweep of the 800 freestyle relay; Lim, Khosla, Schott and Walther finished first in 6:23.86 while Strobek, Tudoras, Porges and Hunger finished second in 6:30.93. The team of Werner, Swartwout, Kim and Sabovic came in third, clocking in at 6:23.84.

Team Scores
Princeton 848.50
Utah 550.50
Columbia 458
George Washington 322
Denver 252
Cal State Bakersfield 222

Up Next
The Tigers return to DeNunzio Pool for day two of the Big Al Invitational tomorrow, with prelims beginning at 10 a.m. and finals at 6 p.m.