ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Jackson Schultz (Sr., Millersville, Md.) won the 100 breaststroke to highlight the efforts of the Navy swimming and diving teams Friday on the first day of a two-day, double-dual meet against Princeton and Notre Dame in Lejeune Hall.

Through 10 of the 19 events that will comprise the meet, Notre Dame leads Navy in both the men's (116-70) and women's meets (147-39) and Princeton holds leads over the Mids of 132-54 in the men's meet and 145-41 in the women's meet.  The Irish also led the Tigers in both the men's (102-84) and women's (95-91) scoring.

The meet continues Saturday at noon.  The team scores from today will carry over into tomorrow.

Schultz posted a time of 53.50 to win the race by 1.11 seconds over Princeton's Josh Brown.  Placing third in the race was Navy's James Lee (Sr., La Canada, Calif.) with a time of 54.90.

Navy swimmers placed second in each 200 freestyle race.  Cameron Horner (Jr., Hebron, Md.) recorded a time of 1:48.75 to finish in second place by a little more than two seconds behind women's winner Nikki Venema of Princeton, while Everet Andrew (So., Wilmette, Ill.) touched the wall in a time of 1:36.88 to finish one second behind men's winner Mitchell Schott of Princeton.

Placing third in men's races were Patrick Colwell (Jr., New Canaan, Conn.) in the 200 fly (1:46.42) and Austin Lockhart (So., Fort Mills, S.C.) in the 50 free (20.34).