PRINCETON, NJ (SMI-GLOBAL-WOMEN-SPORTS-UNIVERSITY-02-22-24, 2025)-The Ivy Women's swimming championship concluded with the Princeton Women's swimming & diving team winning its 3rd consecutive  Ivy League crown with 1479 points and Harvard finishing Runner-up with 1287.50, during 4-day 2025 Ivy League championship tournament at Denunzio Pool, Princeton, University.

The Crimson with its 2nd place finish recorded its 22nd straight time Ivy League tournament meet to finish first or second place.
 
Harvard claimed the 2025 Ivy League 2nd Place with 1287.50, YALE third place with 1,090.50, Brown 4th place with 998.50, Penn in 5th 990.50, Columbia 662, Dartmouth 526 & 404-points for Cornell in Eight Place. 
Highlights :

Gabriella Augustyn was the runner-up in the A-final of the 200 breast, registering a personal-best time of 2:12.45, which was the fourth-best performance in school history and a 2025 NCAA B-standard.


Bastone opened the night session with a victory in the 1,650 free. The sophomore finished in 15:59.70, which was the best time in Harvard history and the fifth-fastest in meet history.At the end of the tournament , Bastone shared with Princeton's Eleanor Sun the High-Point swimmer of the championship.

Elizabeth Miclau finished as the 3-meter diving runner-up, earning a score of 308.35, which led Harvard's championship trio. Amy Wotovich came in fifth place (279.35), with Ennika Carlson placing eighth (235.50).

In the Diving scene; Remi Edvalson was recognized as the Career High Point Diver.