Tigers Make Historical past With Program’s First Ever SCAC Swimming & Diving Title

With 5 particular person titles on Saturday, the Colorado College ladies’s swimming and diving workforce captured its first Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship in program historical past.

The Tigers completed with 1032 factors, adopted by Asbury University with 704 and the University of the Ozarks with 483.

“We couldn’t be more proud of this women’s team for capturing the first SCAC Championship in program history,” head coach Jen Buffin stated. “From our dual meet success to the consistency they showed in practice every single day, this group committed to being at their best when it mattered most. They embraced the process, competed for one another, and delivered top performances across the board. What makes this championship special is how they showed up as a team supporting every swim, every dive, and ultimately outperforming expectations together.”

Keller Pooley opened the day together with her second title in as many days, capturing the 3-meter championship with 405.85 factors, adopted by Hazel Ryden in fifth with 212.40.

Julia Cox led the Tigers within the pool with three particular person titles in the course of the meet, together with the 100 freestyle race in a school-record time of 51.75 seconds on Saturday. She led a 1-2-3 end as Sarah Buchman and Adeline Turner completed second and third.

Annie Engstrom captured her second title of the weekend, successful the 1650 freestyle in 17:41.13, whereas Lucia Chapell (200 backstroke) and Isabella Cole (200 breaststroke) every gained their second particular person race as effectively.

Alyssa Tunggal gained her first profession SCAC title, dominating the 200 butterfly in 2:11.32.

The foursome of Buchman, Megan Simonson, Turner and Cox closed the meet by successful the 400 freestyle relay in a school-record time of three:29.34.