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Men's Swimming & Diving Athletic Communications

Tigers Roll DII Adams State For Second Straight Day

For the second consecutive day, the Colorado College swimming and diving teams dominated Division II opponent Adams State Saturday afternoon at Schlessman Natatorium.
 
The women won by a score of 177-28, while the men posted a 137-64 victory.
 
Sophomore Annie Engstrom captured a pair of individual wins on Saturday, taking the 200 and 500 freestyle races. Sophomore Livi Woolery (50) and senior Adeline Turner (100) were victorious in the other freestyle events.
 
Senior Alyssa Tunggal touched the wall first in the 100 butterfly, while freshmen Kate Chambon (100 backstroke), Megan McLaughlin (100 breaststroke) and Mercy March (400 IM) each won a race on Saturday.
 
Senior Isabella Cole joined sophomore Lizzie McWilliams, Woolery and Turner to win the 200 medley relay, while freshman Avery Baumann joined Turner, Chambon and Tunggal to win the 400 freestyle relay.
 
Senior Keller Pooley won both diving events for the second time in as many days, with freshman Mel McCullough finishing second in both events.
 
On the men's side, junior Sam Allen and freshman Igor Potempa each won two individual and one relay race. Allen captured the 100 butterfly and 200 freestyle and joined senior Miles Nordling, junior Andrew Cogan and sophomore Logan Loveday on the winning 200 medley relay team.
 
Potempa, meanwhile, won the 100 and 500 freestyle races and joined Nordling, Loveday and freshman Cade McIntyre on the 200 freestyle relay squad.
 
Colgan touched first in the 100 breaststroke, while Loveday captured the 100 backstroke and Kole Peterson clinched the 400 IM.
 
Senior Nico Rimer and freshman Logan Tennant finished 1-2 in each diving event.
 
"On the second day, our focus was on maintaining a competitive mindset, preparing with purpose and having a clear plan for executing each race," head coach Jen Buffin said. "I was proud of how we sustained our energy while each athlete took ownership of what they needed to do for the team. Our divers had an exceptional day, completing new dives and building confidence heading into our midseason meet. Both teams now have a couple of weeks to build on this weekend, refine the details, and prepare to compete at their best at the Trinity Invite."
 
The Tigers will travel to San Antonio, Texas, for the Trinity Invitational, Nov. 20-22.
 
 
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Players Mentioned

Isabella Cole

Isabella Cole

5' 8"
Junior
Keller Pooley

Keller Pooley

5' 6"
Junior
Alyssa Tunggal

Alyssa Tunggal

5' 3"
Junior
Adeline Turner

Adeline Turner

5' 9"
Junior
Sam Allen

Sam Allen

Sophomore
Miles Nordling

Miles Nordling

Junior
Nico Rimer

Nico Rimer

Junior
Logan Loveday

Logan Loveday

Freshman
Lizzie McWilliams

Lizzie McWilliams

Freshman
Livi Woolery

Livi Woolery

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Isabella Cole

Isabella Cole

5' 8"
Junior
Keller Pooley

Keller Pooley

5' 6"
Junior
Alyssa Tunggal

Alyssa Tunggal

5' 3"
Junior
Adeline Turner

Adeline Turner

5' 9"
Junior
Sam Allen

Sam Allen

Sophomore
Miles Nordling

Miles Nordling

Junior
Nico Rimer

Nico Rimer

Junior
Logan Loveday

Logan Loveday

Freshman
Lizzie McWilliams

Lizzie McWilliams

Freshman
Livi Woolery

Livi Woolery

Freshman