Men's Swimming and Diving

The Columbia men's swimming team entered the 2007-2008 season looking to build upon its winning potential from the previous year.

The Columbia men’s swimming and diving team rebounded from a poor start to finish fourth in this weekend’s Eastern Independent Swimming League championship.

After a respite from the waters, the Columbia men’s swimming and diving team heads into competition today in search of its ultimate goal—a league championship.

The Columbia men’s swimming and diving team (4-5, 1-4 Ivy) will be competing against two Ivy League teams this weekend. The Light Blue will race on the road against Princeton on Friday and will then return back to New York to take on Dartmouth on Saturday.

The Columbia men’s swimming and diving team’s momentum was cut short this weekend after losing in a conference matchup with Navy.

The Columbia men’s swimming and diving team took a major step in its push to an Ivy League championship last weekend.

The Columbia men’s swimming and diving team (3-3, 0-3 Ivy) seeks its first Ivy League win of the season this Saturday against Cornell.

Coming off a 10-day training trip to the beautifully exotic lands of tropical Hawaii, the blistering cold of New York City’s undiscriminating winter has been as immense a change for the men’s swimming team as the tide recently brought in by freshman Adam Clayton Powell.

After more than a month of vacation, the Columbia men’s swimming and diving team commenced the second half of its season rested and rejuvenated. The Lions (3-3, 0-3 EISL) returned to the waters on Friday for their first meet since Dec. 8, defeating nonconference Bucknell 141-100.

The Columbia men's swimming and diving team is officially halfway through its season, and one Lion in particular has emerged to lead the pack.