Women's Swimming

The dual meet season for the Columbia women’s swimming and diving team ended this past weekend. The Light Blue beat Dartmouth on Saturday with a convincing score of 192-106.

Riding a seven-match winning streak, the Columbia women’s swimming and diving team arrived at Princeton with a focus on preparing for the Ivy League Championship.

The Columbia women’s swimming and diving team will be looking to extend their winning streak to seven this weekend against league rival Brown. The Lions have been able to fly by the competition in the pool with strong performances and tough training but last the Bears were one of Columbia’s closes matchups.

The Columbia women’s swim team (7-1, 3-1 Ivy) continued its winning ways this weekend against Cornell, earning its sixth straight win since losing to Harvard. Beating the Big Red 188.5 to 106.5, the Light Blue swimmers and divers came ready to compete, and by the end of the meet, had won 15 out of the 16 events and finished first and second in 12 events.

The Columbia women’s swimming and diving team is off to one of its best starts in recent memory.

The Columbia women’s swimming and diving team extended its winning streak to two yesterday against Fordham, beating the Rams with a final score of 180.5- 99.5. The Lions are now 3-1 on the season and remain 1-1 in the Ivy League.

After scaring Harvard in a close meet and defeating Army by a large margin, the Light Blue (2-1, 1-1 Ivy) will wrap up its packed week with what is expected to be an easy victory against Fordham today.

Returning from last week’s decisive win over Yale, the women’s swimming team is prepared to take on Harvard and Army this weekend as it looks to improve upon last year’s Ivy standings.

The women’s swimming and diving team started the season off with a win against Ivy League rival Yale. The Lions were able to contribute a complete team effort to win 11 of the 16 events and beat the Bulldogs, 173-127.

The beginning of the Columbia women’s swim season will start today with a meet against Yale.