PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania men's swimming and diving team is ready to kick off the 2025 Ivy League Championships at Brown's Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center. 
 
The four-day event begins Wednesday at 6 p.m with relays, while individual events will kick off Thursday morning at 11 a.m.
 
Preliminary sessions will start at 11 a.m and final sessions are anticipated for 6 p.m.
 
2025 Ivy League Men's Swimming & Diving Championships
Feb. 26 - March 1, 2025 | Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center | Providence, R.I.
Championship Central | Live Results | Psych Sheets
Watch (ESPN+): Day One Relays
          Day Two Prelims | Day Two Finals
          Day Three Prelims | Day Three Finals
          Day Four Prelims | Day Four Finals
 
Regular Season Results 
The Quakers finished their regular season with a 4-8 overall record. They won three of their last five meets with victories over Dartmouth, West Chester and Boston College. Penn went 1-6 in Ivy League competition this year.
 
Two-Time Champ
Matt Fallon will return to the pool for the fourth year in a row, after capturing the Ivy title in the 200 breaststroke at both the 2022 and 2024 championships. In 2023, Fallon took a pair of third-place finishes in the 100 and 200 breast. Fallon is looking to qualify for NCAA Championships for a third time in the 200 breast after finishing as the runner-up behind Leon Marchand in 2024.
 
This Time Last Year
Harvard is looking to win their eight consecutive Ivy title after accumulating 1,682 points in last year's meet. The Quakers placed fourth with 909 points with Fallon grabbing first-team All-Ivy and Ben Feldman picking up second team All-Ivy honors. 
 
Penn Participants
Penn will be sending 19 members of the men's swimming and diving team to The Renaissance City including Liam Campbell, James Curreri, Victor Dang, Matt Fallon, Alex Fu, Daniel Gallagher, Benji Ham, Xavier Hill, Cody Hopkins, Jeffrey Hou, Jonathan Javier Koumendakos, Max Malakhovets, Ryan McGuirk, Cooper Nicholson, Watson Nguyen, Peter Whittington, Can John Yeniay, Colin Zhang and Andy Zhou. 
 
Schedule  
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26
Finals (6 p.m.) 
1            200-yard medley relay (timed final)
              Team Diving Relay (exhibition)
2            800-yard freestyle relay (timed final)
 
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Prelims (11 a.m.) 
3            500-yard freestyle
4            200-yard individual medley
5            50-yard freestyle
6            1-meter diving prelims (1:30pm)
6            1-meter diving consolation finals (to begin 15 minutes after conclusion of prelims)
 
Finals (6 p.m.) 
3            500-yard freestyle
4            200-yard individual medley
5            50-yard freestyle
6            1-meter diving finals
7            200-yard freestyle relay (timed final)
 
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Prelims (11 a.m.) 
8             100-yard butterfly
9             400-yard individual medley
10           200-yard freestyle
11           100-yard breaststroke
12           100-yard backstroke
19           3-meter diving prelims (1:30pm)
 
Finals (6 p.m.)
8             100-yard butterfly
9             400-yard individual medley
10           200-yard freestyle
11           100-yard breaststroke
12           100-yard backstroke
19           3-meter diving consolations finals
13           400-yard medley relay (timed final)
 
SATURDAY, MARCH 1
Prelims (11 a.m.) 
15           200-yard backstroke
16           100-yard freestyle
17           200-yard breaststroke
18           200-yard butterfly
14           1650-yard freestyle (all but fastest heat) (to begin at approx. 4:00pm)
 
Finals (6 p.m.) 
14           1650-yard freestyle (fastest heat)
15           200-yard backstroke
16           100-yard freestyle
17           200-yard breaststroke
18           200-yard butterfly
19           3-meter diving finals
20           400-yard freestyle relay (timed final)
 
For the latest on Penn swimming & diving, follow @PennSwimDive on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, and on the web at PennAthletics.com.