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Women’s swimming and diving finished in fifth place out of a 24-team field at the Eastern College Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championship at Rutgers University this weekend with 284 points total.
Women’s swimming and diving finished the Ivy League season at the conference championships this weekend in fifth place with 720 points.
Women’s swimming and diving will travel to Harvard for the 2018 Ivy League Championships on Wednesday, Feb. 14 and will compete there through Saturday, Feb. 18.
Women’s swimming and diving completed dual meets for the season with a 175-114 win over Ivy League opponent Dartmouth (0-3, 0-3 Ivy).
Columbia women’s swimming and diving tallied its first dual-meet victory on the road this weekend, topping Seton Hall 175-115.
Women’s swimming and diving lost to Brown this weekend in a close conference battle, 153-147.
In its final event of the 2017 calendar year, women’s swimming and diving came up short against Princeton (7-2, 5-0 Ivy), in a 195-105 loss on Friday.
In its final event of 2017, Columbia women’s swimming and diving travels to face Princeton (6-2, 4-0 Ivy) this weekend.
In a weekend split between winter championships, women’s swimming had some standout performances at both the ECAC Winter National Championships and the AT&T National Championships.
Columbia women’s swimming and diving will divide and conquer this weekend at two tournament events—the AT&T Winter National Championships and the ECAC Winter Championships.