Word: divingability
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After the breaststroke, with two events remaining, Harvard had cut Princeton's lead down to only 18 points. But one of those two was the three-meter diving, in which Princeton's Doug Kirkman completed his sweep of the diving competition with a 15-point margin of victory, increasing the...
PROVIDENCE--For the first two days of the Eastern Men's Swimming and Diving Championships here at Smith Swimming Center, the Harvard men's swimming team has remained right on the heels of defending champion Princeton.
One-Meter Diving: 1. Doug Kirkman, Princeton, 477.70; 2. Paul Feduchak, Navy, 451.70; 3. Tim Burke, Colgate, 448.05; 13. Patrick Healy, HARVARD, 408.30.
Jenny Greene has been at the top of the Eastern diving world since she arrived at Harvard three years ago. But in a rare moment of error this weekend, she may have gained more respect than ever before.
Saturday at Blodgett Pool, Greene dove in the 3-meter diving finals of the Eastern Championships. The two-time defending champion in the event, Greene had already taken the one-meter event Thursday and was the favorite to repeat.