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Table of Contents All-Time Ivy Champions ........................................................ 3 All-Time Ivy Championship Meet Scoring ........................... 4-6 All-Time Top Performances & Ivy Champions ................... 7-16 Three-Time & Four-Time Ivy Champions .............................. 17 One & Three-Meter Diving Sweeps ..................................... 17 NCAA Champions .............................................................. 18 Academic All-Americans ..................................................... 19 The Ivy League Men’s Swimming & Diving Record Book was last updated in June of 2018. Please forward edits and/or additions to Sam Knehans, Assistant Executive Director, Communications & Championships: [email protected]. 18 3 19 Ivy League Record Book MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING All-Time Champions YEAR CHAMPION(S) YEAR CHAMPION(S) 1957 Yale 1996 Harvard 1958 Yale 1997 Harvard 1959 Yale Princeton 1960 Yale 1998 Harvard 1961 Yale 1999 Harvard 1962 Harvard 2000 Harvard 1963 Yale 2001 Harvard 1964 Yale 2002 Princeton 1965 Penn 2003 Harvard Princeton 2004 Princeton Yale 2005 Harvard 1966 Yale 2006 Princeton 1967 Yale 2007 Princeton 1968 Penn 2008 Harvard Princeton 2009 Princeton Yale 2010 Princeton 1969 Princeton 2011 Princeton Yale 2012 Princeton 1970 Penn 2013 Princeton Yale 2014 Harvard 1971 Penn 2015 Princeton 1972 Princeton 2016 Princeton 1973 Harvard 2017 Harvard Yale 2018 Harvard 1974 Harvard 1975 Harvard Princeton 1976 Harvard Princeton 1977 Princeton 1978 Harvard 1979 Harvard 1980 Harvard Princeton 1981 Harvard 1982 Harvard IVY CHAMPIONSHIPS BY TEAM 1983 Harvard Total Outright First Last 1984 Columbia Champ. Champ. Champ. Champ. Cornell Brown -- -- -- --- Harvard Columbia 2 -- 1984 1989 Princeton Cornell 1 -- -- -- 1985 Princeton Dartmouth -- -- -- -- 1986 Princeton Harvard 25 18 1962 2018 1987 Princeton Penn 4 1 1965 1971 1988 Princeton Princeton 31 22 1965 2016 1989 Columbia Yale 15 9 1957 1993 Princeton Totals 78 (in 61 seasons) 50 1957 2018 1990 Princeton 1991 Princeton 1992 Princeton The Ivy League men’s swimming championship was determined by round- 1993 Harvard robin standings until 1997, when the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming Yale League meet began determining the League champion. Since 2009, the 1994 Princeton Championship meet has included only Ivy League schools. 1995 Princeton 18 4 19 Ivy League Record Book MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING Year-by-Year Finishes NOTE: There was no team scoring 9 Pittsburgh ......... 14 5 Dartmouth ........ 198 11 others competed 3 Dartmouth ........ 223 in the championship meet from its 10 Bowdoin ........... 9 6 Rutgers ............. 131 4 Fordham ........... 176 inception in 1938 until 1962. Until 11 Rutgers ............. 6 7 Harvard ............. 123 1972 (New Haven, Conn.) 5 Cornell .............. 169 the mid-1990s, the Championship 12 Cornell .............. 5 8 Cornell .............. 86.5 1 Yale .................. 365 6 Army ................. 168 included up to 28 Eastern seaboard 13 NYU .................. 4 9 Navy.................. 80 2 Princeton........... 353 7 Penn ................. 111 schools. Until the meet became a 14T Bucknell ............ 3 10 Colgate ............. 64 3 Penn ................. 231 8 Yale .................. 92 smaller, more focused event, the 14T Dartmouth ........ 3 11 Villanova ........... 51 4 Dartmouth ........ 211 9 Navy.................. 88 Ivy League Championship was not Three others competed 12 Penn ................. 33 5 Harvard ............. 169 10 Colgate ............. 83 determined here, but by a round- 13 Syracuse ............ 29 6 No. Carolina ...... 121 11 Brown ............... 80 robin record instead. In 2009, the 1964 (Hanover, N.H.) 14 Columbia .......... 19 7 Navy.................. 113 12 Drexel ............... 53 meet switched to include just the 1 Yale .................. 129 Five others competed 8 Villanova ........... 78 13 Bucknell ............ 51 eight Ivy League schools. 2 Army ................. 53 9 Cornell .............. 67 14 La Salle ............. 37 3 No. Carolina ...... 50 1968 (Princeton, N.J.) 10 N.C. State ......... 62 15 Columbia .......... 9 EISL Championship Sites (1938-61): 4 Villanova ........... 38 1 Yale .................. 463 11 Bucknell ............ 40 Three others competed 1938—Cambridge, Mass. 5 Navy.................. 34 2 Princeton........... 260 12 Army ................. 26 1939—New Haven, Conn. 6 Princeton........... 31 3 Dartmouth ........ 251 13 Syracuse ............ 25 1977 (West Point, N.Y.) 1940—Philadelphia 7 Colgate ............. 29 4 Rutgers ............. 156 14 East Carolina ..... 22 1 Princeton.....344 1941—Annapolis, Md. 8 Pittsburgh ......... 19 5 Army ................. 154 15 Drexel ............... 17 2 Harvard .......309 1942—New Haven, Conn. 9 Harvard ............. 18 6 Villanova ........... 144 16 St. Bonaventure 8 3 Yale ............233 1943— Cambridge, Mass. 10 Cornell .............. 9 7 Navy.................. 123 17 Brown ............... 6 4 Army ...........215 1944—Not Contested 11 Rutgers ............. 5 8 Cornell .............. 106 Five others competed 5 Navy............195 1945—Not Contested 12 Wm & Mary ...... 1 9 Colgate ............. 82 6 Dartmouth ..186 1946—Not contested 10 Harvard ............. 51 1973 (West Point, N.Y.) 7 Fordham .....128 1947—New Haven, Conn. 1965 (New Haven, Conn.) 11 Penn ................. 40 1 Princeton........... 361 8 Columbia ....110 1948—Cambridge, Mass. 1 Yale .................. 381.5 Seven others competed 2 N.C. State ......... 240.5 9 Cornell ..........92 1949—Princeton, N.J. 2 Army ................. 257 3 Harvard ............. 240 10 Brown ...........48 1950—Annapolis, Md. 3 Navy.................. 170.5 1969 (New Haven, Conn.) 4 Penn ................. 233 11 Colgate .........34 1951—Cambridge, Mass. 4 No. Carolina ...... 167 1 Yale .................. 463.5 5 No. Carolina ...... 153 12 Drexel ...........27 1952—New Haven, Conn. 5 Princeton........... 111 2 Princeton........... 286.5 6 Yale .................. 140 13 Penn .............15 1953—Cambridge, Mass. 6 Rutgers ............. 97 3 Navy.................. 172 7 So. Carolina ...... 118 1954—Princeton, N.J. 7 Cornell .............. 77 4 Dartmouth ........ 165 8 Dartmouth ........ 114 1978 (Providence, R.I.) 1955—New Haven, Conn. 8 Colgate ............. 76.5 5 Army ................. 163 9 Cornell .............. 98 1 Princeton........... 364 1956—Ithaca, N.Y. 9 Harvard ............. 75.5 6 Rutgers ............. 110 12 others competed 2 Harvard ............. 356 1957—Cambridge, Mass. 10 Villanova ........... 73 7 No. Carolina ...... 104 3 Columbia .......... 210 1958—Annapolis, Md. 11 Dartmouth ........ 29 8 Harvard ............. 102 1974 (Princeton, N.J.) 4 Army ................. 172 1959—New Haven, Conn. 12 Penn ................. 28 9 Villanova ........... 99 1 Princeton........... 419 5 Dartmouth ........ 149 1960—Cambridge, Mass. 13 RPI .................... 19 10 Penn ................. 54 2 Harvard ............. 411 6 Cornell .............. 142 1961—Princeton, N.J. 14 NYU .................. 15.5 11 Temple .............. 34.5 3 Dartmouth ........ 219 7 Navy.................. 118 15 Lafayette ........... 13 12 Colgate ............. 33.5 4 No. Carolina ...... 185 8 Yale .................. 114 1962 (New Haven, Conn.) 16 Columbia .......... 6.5 13 Lehigh ............... 32 5 Yale .................. 180 9 Brown ............... 102 1 Princeton........... 69 Three others competed 14 Cornell .............. 31 6 Penn ................. 133 10 Fordham ........... 63 2 Yale .................. 60.5 10 others competed 7 Fordham ........... 79 11 Colgate ............. 50 3 Harvard ............. 47 1966 (Annapolis, Md.) 8 Bucknell ............ 76 12 La Salle ............. 37 4 N.C. State ......... 42.5 1 Yale .................. 345 1970 (Hanover, N.H.) 9 Cornell .............. 58 13 Drexel ............... 32 5 Villanova ........... 25 2 Army ................. 266.5 1 Yale .................. 345 11 others competed 14 Bucknell ............ 24 6 No. Carolina ...... 18 3 Navy.................. 195 2 Princeton........... 269.5 15 American .......... 10 7 Colgate ............. 17 4 No. Carolina ...... 183 3 Dartmouth ........ 261 1975 (Hanover, N.H.) 16 Temple .............. 6 8 Navy.................. 15.5 5 Princeton........... 166 4 Navy.................. 166 1 Princeton........... 343 17 Penn ................. 4 9 Army ................. 14 6 Harvard ............. 146 5 Villanova ........... 146 2 N.C. State ......... 334 10 Williams ............ 12 7 Maryland........... 134 6 Harvard ............. 142.5 3 Harvard ............. 276 1979 (Cambridge, Mass.) 11T Bucknell ............ 11 8 Rutgers ............. 124 7 Army ................. 110 4 Dartmouth ........ 181 1 Harvard ............. 606 11T Connecticut ...... 11 9 Colgate ............. 99 8 Rutgers ............. 79 5 Fordham ........... 141 2 Princeton........... 548 13 Dartmouth ........ 10 10 Villanova ........... 97 9 Cornell .............. 72 6 Penn ................. 130 3 Army ................. 323 14 Long Island ....... 8 11 Dartmouth ........ 43 10 Penn ................. 70 7 Cornell .............. 114 4 Dartmouth ........ 275 15 Cornell .............. 7.5 12 Cornell .............. 39 12 others competed 8 No. Carolina ...... 100 5 Yale .................. 232 16 Brown ............... 6 13 Pittsburgh ......... 23 9 Yale .................. 92 6 Columbia .......... 226 Three others competed 14 Syracuse ............ 22 1971 (Philadelphia) 10 Army ................. 80 7 Navy.................. 200 15 Hamilton ........... 20.5 1
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