Caleb tuten olympic trials

Multiple-time Ivy League champion Jon Christensen scored a convincing win in the breast with a time of Navy placed second and third, but sophomore Daniel Hasler claimed fourth in Navy went in the fly, but Princeton freshman Oliver Bennett grabbed third in The Midshipmen also won the 50 free in a thrilling showdown which featured five racers breaking 24 seconds. The Tigers got a big lift on the 1-meter board, and it was led by a pair of talented juniors. Cordes finished in a second-place tie Maher placed second in the back in At this stage of the meet, it was very clear that the team competition was going to come down to the final event, just as it did in a Princeton win three years ago.

Christensen aided the effort with another victory, this time in the breast. He took the event in Nolle picked up a second win when he beat the field in the free. He won in Strand followed with a second-place finish in the fly He took the event in Nolle picked up a second win when he beat the field in the free.

He won in Strand followed with a second-place finish in the fly Vines came up with what would ultimately be a huge quarter point in the final diving competition.

After falling to Freedman by more than 20 points on the 1-meter board, he edged his Naval opponent by a score of Should Vines have scored a half-point less, it would have been a point swing and, in the end, a team win for Navy. Kelly took third with Christensen completed his trifecta by winning the IM in Hasler took third in Princeton ended the meet with a second-place finish in the free relay, as the team of Maher, Wagner, Monovoukas and Cordes touched the wall in That time was less than one tenth of a second behind Navy, but it was enough to finish off Princeton's fourth team win of the season.

Freshman Caleb Tuten also score big with a terrific back half, charging from sixth place to third over the final meters. These two swims came right after our win in the medley relay, so we were fortunate to have some early momentum to start the meet.

Princeton will return to the water Jan. Curtis Ogren. Corey Okubo. Aquazot Swim Club. Tynan Stewart. Bryan Offutt. Alto Swim Club. Kevin Webster. Robert Bollier. William Silva. Gator Swim Club. Michael Joyce. Greater Philadelphia Aquatic Club.

Alex Gianino. Badger Swim Club NY. Christian Carbone. Baylor Swim Club. Benjamin Hinshaw. California Aquatics. Connor Green. Bluefish Swim Cl. Zachary Lierley. Andrew Seliskar. Nations Capital Swim Club. Eric Solis. Connor Signorin. Peddie Aquatic Association. Matthew Elliott. Peoria Area Water Wizards. Robert Owen. Crimson Aquatics.

Adam Bull. City of Richardson Swim Team. Bradley Phillips. Mission Viejo Nadadores. Andrew Porter. Cabrillo Threshers. Charles Rimkus. Northwestern Uni. Jay Litherland. Peter Benner. QDD Swim Team. Alexander Martin. William Nicely. Quest Swimming. John Martens. Mission Aurora Colorado Swimming. Steven Stumph. Orinda Aquatics. Matt Navata. Carolina Aquatic.

Ryan Rosenbaum. Swim Fort Lauderdale. Nolan Tesone. Tyler Pennington. University of Denver Hilltoppers. Justin Vagts. Navy Swimming. Daniel Hasler. Carmel Swim Club. Christopher Kramer. Auburn Aquatics. Trevor LeValley. Wyoming Aquatics. Russ Payne.