Matt Crispino

Biography

Matt Crispino has a resume that is loaded with team and individual championships and a commitment to the educational and leadership values that athletics provides. That combination has given him the opportunity to fill the very large flip-flops left on the deck at DeNunzio Pool. 2023-24 saw the Tigers again featured in the CSCAA Dual Meet Rankings, rising as high as No. 24 in February and win the Ivy League Dual Meet Championship. Crispino also led the Tigers to a close second-place finish at the Ivy League Championships, an 8-3 overall record and All-Ivy League honors in eight events. In the swimming events, First Team honorees included John Ehling in the 1000 freestyle and Noah Sech in the 400 IM while Ehling (500 freestyle) and Tyler Hong (200 IM) collected Second Team honors. In 2022-23, Crispino guided Princeton to a program-best No. 24 in the final CSCAA Dual Meet Rankings, which marked the first time the Tigers had ended the season in the national top-25. He also led Princeton to a third-straight second-place finish at the Ivy League Championships along with four event championships. Raunak Khosla would add three more All-America honors, and earn a third Ivy League High Point Swimmer of the Meet award. The 2021-22 season saw the Tigers earn a second-straight second-place finish at the Ivy League Championships, with Raunak Khosla repeating as High Point Swimmer of the Meet. The Tigers won four event titles, and earned 14 All-Ivy honors. Under Crispino's tutelage, Khosla