Men’s Swimming & Diving Sets Three Program Records In Dominant Win Over Columbia

Friday, November 14

Princeton, N.J.

5:00 PM

Princeton University

225

Columbia

Aidan Wang

Photo by: Sideline Photos, LLC

Men’s Swimming & Diving Sets Three Program Records In Dominant Win Over Columbia

November 14, 2025 | Men's Swimming and Diving

Princeton v Columbia w/ Splits

PRINCETON, N.J.- The Princeton men's swimming & diving team returned to DeNunzio pool on Friday night and put on a show for the home crowd.

The Tigers won 15 of the meet's 16 total events on their way to a 225-75 victory over the Columbia Lions.

This season's squad already continues to put up quick times and high scores, setting three new program records in the win.

The 200 relay team of Yanning Zhang, Keian Lam, Logan Noguchi and Patrick Dinu set a new Princeton record just one week after setting a new pool record at Dartmouth.

Aidan Wang set a new record on the 1-meter with a score of 378.45.

Mitchell Schott carried on with his quest to reset the record boards, breaking his own program record in the 1000 free. Schott touched the wall and put up a time of 8:47.46.

Schott also won the 200 IM, leading a 1-2-3 finish in the event followed by Alex Townsend and John Rusnock.

Dinu won the 200 free and 50 free to round out a strong showing.

Andrew Zou was an individual winner in the 100 and 200 breaststroke while Arthur Balva took the top spot in the 200 butterfly.

Daniel Li joined the squad with a win in the 100 free and Parker Lenoce won the 200 backstroke.

Santiago Gutierrez, Jiarui Xue and Connor Buck claimed the top finishes in the 500 free before Noguchi won the 100 fly.

Luca Fassi earned a win on the 3-meter to round out the group in a strong night for the Tigers.