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2026 Ivy League Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships
Dates: Wednesday, February 25–Saturday, February 29 Location: DeNunzio Pool, Princeton, New Jersey Defending Champions: Princeton men (1x) Teams: Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton, Yale SwimSwam Fan Guide Championship Central Psych Sheets Live Results Live Video: ESPN+ Recaps Day 1 Finals Day 2 Prelims | Day 2 Finals Day 3 Prelims | Day 3 Finals Day 4 Prelims | Day 4 FinalsFINAL RESULTS
Six of the eight Ivy League teams will field swimmers at the 2026 NCAA Division I Championships in Atlanta next month. 9 different swimmers met the auto-qualification standards in 13 events at the Ivy League Men’s Championships at Princeton over the weekend, with 3 of them earning multiple bids. The winners of all five relays hit auto times as well.
Yale began the championship meet with an auto cut of 1:23.55 in the 200 medley relay on Day 1. Princeton followed it up with a win in the 800 free relay with 6:09.80, clearing the standard by 4.9 seconds.
On Day 2, the first day of individual events, all three winners punched their tickets to the Big Dance. Yale’s Noah Millard went 4:10.19 in the 500 free, coming in under the qualifying time by 9.9 seconds. Mitchell Schott of Princeton won the 200 IM in 1:40.93, beating the standard by 3.2 seconds. Yale’s Nicholas Finch’s 18.82 in the 50 free was .61 faster than the auto cut.
Day 3 began with Finch earning a second cut, adding the 100 fly to his NCAA event lineup. He won the conference title in 44.34, which is 1.8 seconds under the standard. Marton Nagy of Brown was the 400 IM champion with 3:41.89 (4.3 seconds under the AQ time). Shott picked up a second event when he won the 200 free in 1:31.52 (2.4 seconds under). Penn’s Watson Nguyen won the first of his 2 breaststroke titles with 51.18 in the 100 (1.4 seconds under) and Cornell’s Blake Conway punched his ticket with a 45.77 (0.5 under) in the 100 back.
Harvard’s William Mulgrew kicked off Day 4 with a 14:26.79 in the 1650 free; he beat the standard by 29.8 seconds. His teammate Adriano Arioti won the 200 back in 1:39.60 (2.5 seconds under). Princeton’s Patrick Dinu clocked a 41.36 to win the 100 free, clearing the mark by 1.2 seconds. Nguyen earned his second breaststroke auto invite with 1:52.03 (2.9 seconds under). And Schott wrapped up the meet with his third win, a 1:39.05 in the 200 fly to beat the AQ time by 4.7 seconds.
Individual Event Winners
Event 2026 NCAA Cut Swimmer School Winning Time Auto? 500 Free 4:18.07 Noah Millard Yale 4:10.19 Yes 200 IM 1:44.13 Mitchell Schott Princeton 1:40.93 Yes 50 Free 19.43 Nicholas Finch Yale 18.82 Yes 1000 Free N/A William Mulgrew Harvard 8:38.01 Not an event 100 Fly 46.11 Nicholas Finch Yale 44.34 Yes 400 IM 3:46.19 Marton Nagy Brown 3:41.89 Yes 200 Free 1:33.93 Mitchell Schott Princeton 1:31.52 Yes 100 Breast 52.58 Watson Nguyen Penn 51.18 Yes 100 Back 46.29 Blake Conway Cornell 45.77 Yes 1650 Free 15:06.60 William Mulgrew Harvard 14:26.79 Yes 200 Back 1:42.14 Adriano Arioti Harvard 1:39.60 Yes 100 Free 42.55 Patrick Dinu Princeton 41.36 Yes 200 Breast 1:54.95 Watson Nguyen Penn 1:52.03 Yes 200 Fly 1:43.79 Mitchell Schott Princeton 1:39.05 YesRelay Winners
Event 2026 NCAA Cut School Winning Time Auto? 200 Medley 1:23.61 Yale 1:23.55 Yes 800 Free 6:14.67 Princeton 6:09.80 Yes 200 Free 1:16.23 Princeton 1:16.03 Yes 400 Medley 3:04.96 Yale 3:04.65 Yes 400 Free 2:49.36 Princeton 2:48.36 YesMitchell Schott, Princeton (200 IM, 200 free, 200 fly)
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Nicholas Finch, Yale (50 free, 100 fly)
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Watson Nguyen, Penn (100 breast, 200 breast)
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Patrick Dinu, Princeton (100 free)
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Noah Millard, Yale (500 free)
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William Mulgrew, Harvard (1650 free)
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Blake Conway, Cornell (100 back)
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Adriano Arioti, Harvard (200 back)
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Marton Nagy, Brown (400 IM)
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