The SCIAC canceled all fall and winter sports for the 2020-2021 academic year on Tuesday, citing public safety concerns. “In accordance with public health
CMS Swim and Dive
CMS swim and dive teams reclaim SCIAC titles from Sagehens
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer swimmers had the opportunity to qualify for nationals this past weekend.
Kendall Hollimon, the CMS diver who has never lost a SCIAC title, hopes to make one final splash at NCAAs
Kendall Hollimon has won every SCIAC diving title in his four years at CMS and looks to close out his career with a national championship.
‘Fight to the finish’: CMS, P-P swim teams gear up for another SCIAC showdown
With the SCIAC Championships right around the corner, the CMS and P-P swim and dive teams are preparing to claim the conference championship.
Infamous ‘Stag Survival Guide’ with ‘sexist’ descriptions now public
The 2019 edition of the “Stag Survival Guide” that prompted several senior members of the swim team to quit is now very much public knowledge.
PREVIEW: P-P and CMS swim and dive kick off season
The P-P and CMS swim & dive teams’ are all vying for the SCIAC title after P-P swept the meet last year, with both CMS teams close behind.
CMS swim teams dominate Caltech for first dual meet wins
The CMS men’s and women’s swim teams swept Caltech to post their first victories of the winter season Nov. 9.
Sagehen swim and dive roll through SCIAC and DII competition
It was a winning weekend for the P-P men’s and women’s swim and dive teams, with back-to-back victories against Fresno Pacific at home, then La Verne and Cal Lutheran in a tri-dual meet.
RECAP: Stag, Athena swim teams fall to UC San Diego to open winter season
The CMS swim teams traveled to San Diego to begin their season Oct. 26, losing to the Tritons by a combined score of 369-215
CMS swim team assigned ‘educational programming’ as investigation into alleged misconduct concludes
The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps athletic department and its associated schools concluded that behavior by members of the CMS swim and dive team justified “mandatory educational programming,” Claremont McKenna College told TSL on Thursday, concluding an investigation into reported actions that may have violated athletic department values.