Men's Swimming & Diving

Men's Swimming & Diving All-Ivy, Postseason Awards Announced

PRINCETON, N.J. – The All-Ivy teams, Coach of the Year and individual award winners were announced following last week’s 2023 Ivy League Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships at Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center in Providence, R.I.
 
Harvard head coach Kevin Tyrrell was named the Coach of the Year after a vote by the League’s head coaches. In his 10th year at the helm, Tyrrell led Harvard to their sixth straight Ivy League title.
 
Princeton, Harvard and Yale claimed individual honors, which were determined by points accumulated at the championships. Princeton’s Raunak Khosla and Yale's Noah Millard earned Phil Moriarty High Point Swimmer of the Meet accolades with the maximum 96 points each. Khosla also earned the Harold Ulen Career High Point Swimmer title with 380 career points. Columbia’s Jonathan Suckow claimed both the Karl B. Michael High Point Diver of the Meet and the Ron Keenhold Career High Point Diver awards with the highest possible point total for both awards — 64 for the meet and 256 during his career.

Swimmers, divers and relay teams that finished first in an event final at the championships earned First Team All-Ivy recognition, while second-place finishers garnered Second Team All-Ivy honors.
 
Additionally, one Ivy League men's swimming and diving student-athlete from each institution was recognized for their commitment in the classroom and in the pool as members of the 2021-22 Ivy League Men's Swimming and Diving Academic All-Ivy team. Brown’s Lukas Scheidl, Columbia's Jonathan Suckow, Cornell’s Jacob Bass, Dartmouth’s Tim Park, Harvard’s Jared Simpson, Penn's Mark McCrary, Princeton’s Max Walther and Yale’s Greg Kalin were each named to the team.
 
PHIL MORIARTY HIGH POINT SWIMMER OF THE MEET
Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Sr. – Roswell, Ga.)
Noah Millard, Yale (So. – Melbourne, Australia)

HAROLD ULEN CAREER HIGH POINT SWIMMER
Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Sr. – Roswell, Ga.)

KARL B. MICHAEL HIGH POINT DIVER OF THE MEET
Jonathan Suckow, Columbia (Jr. – Geneva, Switzerland)

RON KEENHOLD CAREER HIGH POINT DIVER
Jonathan Suckow, Columbia (Jr. – Geneva, Switzerland)

COACH OF THE YEAR
Kevin Tyrrell, Harvard

FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY
50-Yard Freestyle – Umitcan Gures,
Harvard (Sr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey)
100-Yard Freestyle – Joe Page, Yale (Sr. – Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
200-Yard Freestyle – Noah Millard, Yale (So. – Melbourne, Australia)
500-Yard Freestyle – Noah Millard, Yale (So. – Melbourne, Australia)
1,000-Yard Freestyle – Adam Wu, Columbia (Fy. – Surrey, British Columbia)
1,650-Yard Freestyle – Noah Millard, Yale (So. – Melbourne, Australia)
200-Yard Individual Medley – Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Sr. – Roswell, Ga.)
400-Yard Individual Medley – Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Sr. – Roswell, Ga.)
100-Yard Backstroke – Will Grant, Harvard (Jr. – Waco, Texas)
200-Yard Backstroke – Will Grant, Harvard (Jr. – Waco, Texas)
100-Yard Butterfly – Umitcan Gures, Harvard (Sr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey)
200-Yard Butterfly – Raunak Khosla, Princeton (Sr. – Roswell, Ga.)
100-Yard Breaststroke – Demirkan Demir, Columbia (So. – Istanbul, Turkey)
200-Yard Breaststroke – Demirkan Demir, Columbia (So. – Istanbul, Turkey)
One-Meter Diving – Jonathan Suckow, Columbia (Sr. – Geneva, Switzerland)
Three-Meter Diving – Jonathan Suckow, Columbia (Sr. – Geneva, Switzerland)
200-Yard Freestyle Relay – Harvard: Umitcan Gures (Sr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey), Ryan Linnihan (Sr. – Brookfield, Wis.), David Greeley (Fy. – Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), Marcus Holmquist (Jr. – Bankeryd, Sweden)
400-Yard Freestyle Relay – Harvard: Ryan Linnihan (Sr. – Brookfield), Umitcan Gures (Sr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey), David Greeley (Fr. – Durham, N.C.), Marcus Holmquist (Jr. – Bakeryd, Sweden)
800-Yard Freestyle Relay – Princeton: Nicholas Lim (Jr. – Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Raunak Khosla (Sr. – Roswell, Ga.), Mitchell Schott (Fr. – Newport Beach, Calif.), Max Walther (Sr. – Neustadt, Germany)
200-Yard Medley Relay – Harvard: Anthony Rincon (So. – Elizabeth, N.J.), Jared Simpson (Sr. – Sr. – Naperville, Ill.), Umitcan Gures (Sr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey), Ryan Linnihan (Sr. – Brookfield),
400-Yard Medley Relay – Harvard: Will Grant (Jr. – Waco, Texas), Jared Simpson (Sr. – Naperville, Ill.), Umitcan Gures (Sr. – Atasehir, Istanbul, Turkey), Marcus Holmquist (Jr. – Bakeryd, Sweden)

SECOND TEAM ALL-IVY
50-Yard Freestyle – Marcus Holmquist
, Harvard (Jr. – Bakeryd, Sweden)
100-Yard Freestyle – Marcus Holmquist, Harvard (Jr. – Bakeryd, Sweden)
200-Yard Freestyle – Ben Littlejohn, Harvard (So. – Hamilton, New Zealand)
500-Yard Freestyle – Adam Wu, Columbia (Fy. – Surrey, British Columbia)
1,000-Yard Freestyle – Cole Kuster, Harvard  (Jr. – Williamstown, Mass.)
1,650-Yard Freestyle – John Ehling, Princeton (Jr. – Wexford, Pa.)
200-Yard Individual Medley – Sebastian Wolff, Cornell (So. – Littleton, Colo.)
400-Yard Individual Medley – Lucas Strobek, Princeton (Fr. – Hellerup, Denmark)
100-Yard Backstroke – Anthony Rincon, Harvard (So. – Elizabeth, N.J.)
200-Yard Backstroke – Anthony Rincon, Harvard (So. – Elizabeth, N.J.),
100-Yard Butterfly – Connor Lee, Yale (Sr. – South Pasadena, Calif.)
200-Yard Butterfly – Nicholas Lim, Princeton (Jr. – Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
100-Yard Breaststroke – Jack Kelly, Brown
200-Yard Breaststroke – Jack Kelly, Brown
One-Meter Diving – Adam Wesson, Harvard (So. – Morgan Hill, Calif.)
Three-Meter Diving – Jean Paul Ditto, Yale (Jr. – Palo Alto, Calif.)
200-Yard Freestyle Relay – Yale: Noah Millard (So. – Melbourne, Australia), Marcus Hodgson (Jr. – Riverside, Conn.), Lucius Brown (Fy. – San Diego, Calif.), Joe Page (Sr. – Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
400-Yard Freestyle Relay – Yale: Noah Millard (So. – Melbourne, Australia), Marcus Hodgson (Jr. – Riverside, Conn.), Ben Meulemans (So. – Wauwatosa, Wis.), Joe Page (Sr. – Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
800-Yard Freestyle Relay – Harvard: Ben Littlejohn (So. – Hamilton, New Zealand), Harris Durham (So. – Dallas, Texas), Aayush Deshpande (So. – Naperville, Ill.), Marcus Holmquist (Jr. – Bakeryd, Sweden)
200-Yard Medley Relay – Princeton: Tyler Hong (So. – Westlake, Ohio), Kael Mlinek (Fr. – Lincoln, Neb.), Conor McKenna (Fr. – Frisco, Texas), Brett Feyerick (So. – Potomac, Md.)
400-Yard Medley Relay – Princeton: Tyler Hong (So. – Westlake, Ohio), Raunak Khosla (Sr. – Roswell, Ga.), Nicholas Lim (Jr. – Hong Kong, Hong Kong), Mitchell Schott (Fr. – Newport Beach, Calif.)