The Colorado College swimming and diving teams rolled to easy victories over Adams State Friday afternoon at Schlessman Natatorium. The women won 175-27, while the men won, 135-62.
 
For the women, senior Adeline Turner and freshman Kate Chambon led the way on Friday. Turner won the 100 and 200 freestyle races, while Chambon won the 200 backstroke and was a member of both winning relays, the 400 medley and 200 freestyle. Sophomore Avery Baumann swam on both relays as well.
 
Freshman Mercy March won the 200 IM and swam the second leg on the 400 medley relay, while senior Alyssa Tunggal rounded out the medley team.
 
Sophomore Livi Woolery captured the 50 freestyle race and swam the second leg of the 200 free relay, following sophomore Lizzie McWilliams.
 
Senior Isabella Cole (200 breaststroke), sophomore Annie Engstrom (1000 freestyle) and freshman Mollie Ditzler (200 butterfly) also posted a victory over the Grizzlies.
 
In diving, senior Keller Pooley won both events, with sophomore Julia Tilson and freshman Meg McCullough finishing second in the 1-meter and 3-meter, respectively.
 
On the men's side, junior Sam Allen and sophomore Logan Loveday paced the Tigers.
 
Allen won the 200 backstroke in a pool-record time of 1:51.24. He also won the 200 IM and led-off the triumphant 400 medley relay.
 
Loveday, meanwhile, captured the 200 butterfly and swam on both winning relays, the 400 medley and 200 freestyle. Junior Andrew Colgan and freshman Igor Potempa joined Allen and Loveday on the medley relay, while Potempa, senior Miles Nordling and freshman Cade McIntyre joined Loveday on the 200 free relay team.
 
Colgan won the 50 freestyle, Nordling the 100 free and senior Kole Petersen the 200 breaststroke on Friday.
 
Senior Nico Rimer captured both diving events, with freshman Logan Tennant finishing second in the 1-meter and freshman Keegan O'Connor second in the 3-meter
 
"I am proud of our full team effort tonight, highlighted by four new personal bests, 10 new season bests and Sam Allen's pool record of 1:51.24 in the 200 backstroke," head coach Jen Buffin said. "Everyone is contributing through great race execution, pushing each other in the pool, and supporting each other on deck and behind the blocks. Our divers continue to improve as they develop new dives, and it was exciting to see Keegan O'Connor and Mel McCullough compete in their first collegiate meet. Our Pink Meet was a meaningful opportunity to raise awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the fantastic student section turnout and support from CC students, families and our community brought incredible energy."
 
The two teams will battle again on Saturday, Oct 31, at Schlessman natatorium, beginning at 1 p.m.