Garden City’s Julien Crampe Sets New School Record in Diving with Dominant Performance vs. Herricks

Garden City, NY — In a historic night for Trojan swimming and diving, senior Julien Crampe shattered the Garden City High School school record in the one-meter diving event, posting a remarkable 353.02 points against Herricks High School on Friday, January 9, 2026.

Crampe’s standout performance not only helped secure a victory in the event, but also rewrote the Garden City record books, surpassing the previous mark held by Brady Dwyer — a benchmark that had stood as a high-water mark for Trojan divers. (School meet results)

Julien’s performance was a showcase of consistency, precision, and technical skill across all rounds of dives, demonstrating not only physical ability but also mental toughness under pressure. His score of 353.02 points sets a new standard for the program and highlights his growth and dedication as a leader on the team.

Coaches, teammates, and supporters in the Hofstra University Aquatic Center erupted in cheers as the final tally confirmed the new record — a moment of pride for both the athlete and the school community.

This achievement caps a season of excellence for Crampe, who has consistently been among Nassau County’s top performers in diving. His leadership and performance have been a driving force for the Trojans’ success in dual meets and invitational competitions alike.

Beyond the record itself, Julien’s performance speaks to his work ethic, discipline, and passion for the sport — qualities that have earned him recognition from competitors and coaches across Long Island. As the season continues, his record-breaking dive will surely motivate teammates and inspire younger athletes in the diving program.

Garden City Athletics congratulates Julien on this historic accomplishment and looks forward to his continued success in the pool and on the boards throughout the remainder of the season.