Colorado College senior Keller Pooley set a school and pool record in the 1-meter diving event Saturday, leading the Tigers to a 138-44 victory over Asbury University at Schlessman Pool.
 
Pooley, the reigning SCAC Diver of the Year, posted an 11-dive score of 518.93, surpassing the previous record of 498.98, set by Emma Krasemann in 2025. Pooley now holds the school record for 11 dives in the 1- and 3-meter events.
 
In men's diving, Nico Rimer won the 1-meter event with 465.75 points.
 
"Keller had an outstanding meet, breaking both the pool and school records on 1-meter and earning her second NCAA regional qualifying score," diving coach Ellen Walker said. "Nico had a personal-best score and earned his second NCAA regional qualifying score.  I am proud of the consistency our divers showed this weekend. They stayed focused and engaged which showed in their consistency and execution. It is exciting to see the team building momentum this early in the season."
 
The swimming portion of the meet was strictly relays on Saturday, and CC dominated several of them.
 
On the men's side, Igor Potempa captured three wins, while Sam Allen, Andrew Colgan, Kole Petersen and Logan Loveday each won a pair. 
 
For the women, Livi Woolery won three events, followed by Annie Engstrom, Adeline Turner, Mercy March and Kate Chambon with two.
 
"Today was a rare opportunity for us to compete together as a combined program in a relay format," head coach Jen Buffin said. "The energy was outstanding, and our athletes experienced different racing situations leading, chasing, and being chased which challenged them to adapt their strategies and respond competitively. Overall, this weekend was a great team success. We learned a lot about ourselves, both individually and collectively, and will use those lessons to sharpen our training over the next two weeks before our next home meet."
 
The Tigers return to action on Friday, Oct. 30, against Adams State at Schlessman Natatorium, beginning at 5 p.m.