Diving
Women’s Swim and Dive Places Eighth in the Ivy League Championships
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Women’s swimming and diving teams competed at the Ivy League Championships this past weekend, ending with a final ranking of No. 7 in the Ivy League standings.
News
Swim Test Requirement Postponed, Leaving Cornellians Dry
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The University has decided to waive the swim test requirement for the fifth semester due to the ongoing pandemic.
Sports
Women’s Swim and Dive Split Weekend While Men’s Team Face Defeat
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The women’s team beat Dartmouth in a tight meet before falling to Harvard, while the men’s team fell to Harvard and Dartmouth.
Diving
Women’s Swim and Dive Team Defeated by University at Buffalo During Preseason Scrimmage
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In a preseason scrimmage, the Red won 2 out of 18 events, the 400-yard IM and 50-yard freestyle, against the University of Buffalo.
swim test
Starting Off With a Splash: Students Share Their Swim Test Experiences
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Thousands of Cornellians have been required to jump into the Helen Newman or Barton Hall pools since the notorious swim test requirement began in the early 1900s. Even former President David Skorton swam his compulsory laps in 2006.
Swimming and Diving
Swimming and Diving To Welcome 18 New Competitors
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The impressive incoming class includes state medalists, record-holders, national team competitors and a recipient of the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award.
Swimming
Cornellian Named All-American Swimmer
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“I’m already excited for next year to train and to get to this meet again and hopefully do better,” Evdokimov said.
Sports
Cornell Men’s Swimming Finishes Fifth in Ivy League Swimming Championships; Evdokimov Takes First in 100 and 200 Meter Breaststroke
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The Cornell men’s swimming team took to the pools last weekend for the Ivy League Swimming Championships.
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M., W. Swimming See Mixed Results
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The men’s and women’s swimming teams had a competitive weekend, matching up with Columbia for their last home meet. For both teams the meet was an important trial as Ivy Championships approach. The women’s team, having only one postseason meet, is focusing hard on doing well in these last few meets. The men have an extra week before they go to EISL championships, followed by NCAA championships for some of the top swimmers.
“We’re a team that beyond heroic swims from guys like Wes Newman are seeing every guy put out times he never thought was possible,” senior Phil Baity said. “It’s those swims that win us dual meets, and it’s those swims that are going to help us do well at Championships.”
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Cornell Swimmers Prep for Short Trip to Binghamton
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The men’s and women’s aquatic teams will head to central New York rival Binghamton this weekend for the Red’s first dual meet of the season. Both squads incurred tough losses last weekend, especially for a men’s team that had a chance to beat Penn.
This weekend should prove to be fruitful for both teams, however.
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“Binghamton has definitely been getting better over the years and really shaving down their times,” said sophomore Kathleen Hohwald, “so it should be a good meet for us. We really need to just keep swimming at our personal bests.”