By Cathleen Pruden, Swimming World College Intern
The 19th ranked Pomona-Pitzer women narrowly defeated SCIAC rivals Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in dual meet action Saturday afternoon, with a final score of 152-146. The 22nd ranked CMS men put up a more solid victory, finishing 174-124 over the Sagehens.
The meet was close from the start. CMS’ Carli Lessard posted a score of 241.80 to take the one meter diving while Pomona-Pitzer’s Dawn Barlow was second (224.40). The Sagehens relay of Angela Ling, Erin Bigus, Sarah Jin, and Madison Kauahi was first to the wall in the 200 medley relay (1:46.24). Kelsey Thomas continued the momentum, capturing the 1000 in a time of 10:42.38, not far ahead of the Athenas’ Elizabeth Carrade (10:45.40). CMS took the top two spots in the 200 freestyle. Kelly Ngo and Emma Stacey swam 1:56.54 and 1:57.82, respectively.
Pomona-Pitzer struck back in the 100 backstroke. Freshmen Ling and Jin finished in 57.40 and 58.13, the only finishers under a minute. In the 100 breaststroke, the Athenas were back on top as Emily McKinnon touched first (1:07.22). CMS captured another event when Stephanie Doi won a close 200 butterfly (2:09.48), while teammate Naomi Ngo was third (2:09.67) and Kara Miller-Radest finished second (2:09.65).
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