The Colorado College women's swimming and diving team dominated Division II CSU-Pueblo from start to finish Saturday, defeating the Thunderwolves, 156-46, at Schlessman Natatorium.
 
Kate Brush led the way with two individual and one relay victories. She touched the wall first in nthe 200 freestyle and 100 butterfly, and swam the third leg of the winning 400 medley relay team, joining Gina Lynch, Olivia Crisafulli and Liz Duncan.
 
Lynch posted an individual win as well, capturing the 200 IM race.
 
Other winners for the Tigers included Emma Phillips (1000 freestyle), Megan Simonson (50 freestyle), Grace Ersfeld-O'Brien (100 freestyle), Peyton Wright (500 freestyle) and Emma Krasemann (3-meter diving).

"It was a good day for the Big Cats," head coach Anne Goodman James said. "We weren't sure what to expect with several people out with the flu, and some just coming back from that, and yet we really stepped up all through the meet. It was impressive to watch Emma Phillips take control of the 1000 free in the back half of the race. Gina Lynch was impressive today taking two wins and a second. I was thrilled to see a real break through for Riley Hester in the 100 fly today. She has been working on making some stroke changes, and it really paid off today."
 
Colorado College is back in action on Tuesday, Dec. 13, against SCAC-foe Austin College at Schlessman Natatorium, beginning at 5 pm.