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There’s nothing like a little home-pool advantage in the Eastern Interscholastic Swimming League Championships. And there’s nothing like sweeping the relays, having Harvard co-captain John Cole named the meet’s outstanding swimmer, or finishing off the team’s first undefeated campaign since...
...Columbia, the four teams separated by just 0.13 seconds. It was Quinn’s second leg, however, that propelled the Crimson relay to its convincing victory. Quinn torched the field with a 44.43 split in the race’s second 100 meters. The closest second-leg swimmer clocked in almost a second behind Quinn’s split time...
...Cole showed why his name dotted the Harvard recordbooks for the 500-, 1000-, and 1650-yard freestyle events. Cole swept the distance events again, the fourth time he has won all three races at the EISL championships. The accomplishment marks the first time in Ivy League history that a swimmer has swept the three events in each of his four years. Freshman Sam Wollner followed Cole with fourth place-finishes in both the 500- and 1650-yard freestyle...
...seconds and broke his own EISL record by 0.61 seconds. In relay competition, Cole’s critical third leg in the 800-yard freestyle relay put Harvard in first place for good. His efforts earned him the Phil Moriarty Award as the meet’s outstanding swimmer...
...Harvard women competed every one of the meet’s events but the 200-yard butterfly, in which they had no swimmer qualify in the top-16 and thus advance to the finals...