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Women's Swimming & Diving Taken Down by Princeton in New Jersey
1/19/2024 6:30:00 PM | Women's Swimming and Diving
Alice Diakova wins 3m dive
PRINCETON, N.J. — The Columbia women's swimming and diving team traveled to New Jersey to take on the Princeton Tigers on Friday morning. The Lions were not able to come away with a win, as the Tigers emerged with a 202-98 victory.
Columbia's divers showed up in a big way, with the star of the show being Alice Diakova. She came away with a victory in the 3m, notching a score of 298.88. Chloe Leung (284.10) and Macy Pine (281.40), placed second and third, respectively, in the event. Meanwhile on the 1m boards, Pine took second place with a score of 298.58. Diakova was right behind her in third place with a score of 284.93.
"Fantastic performances from all three Lion divers today," Head Diving Coach Scott Donie said. "Everyone scored above the NCAA Zone qualifying score in both events. Clutch performances from everyone across the board."
As for the swimmers, the Lions had multiple second place finishers. This included Mia Avansino, who grabbed second in the 200-free with a time of 1:51.93, and Aziza Ganihanova, who placed second in the 100-fly with a time of 54.81.
Full results from the meet, including all of the Lions' top performers and times, can be found HERE.
The Lions will be back at it on Saturday, January 27 when they will host Dartmouth. Columbia's homecoming meet will begin at 11:00 a.m.
For the latest on the Columbia women's swimming and diving program, follow @CULionsWSD and @CULionsDiving on Instagram and Twitter, and on the web at GoColumbiaLions.com.
Columbia's divers showed up in a big way, with the star of the show being Alice Diakova. She came away with a victory in the 3m, notching a score of 298.88. Chloe Leung (284.10) and Macy Pine (281.40), placed second and third, respectively, in the event. Meanwhile on the 1m boards, Pine took second place with a score of 298.58. Diakova was right behind her in third place with a score of 284.93.
"Fantastic performances from all three Lion divers today," Head Diving Coach Scott Donie said. "Everyone scored above the NCAA Zone qualifying score in both events. Clutch performances from everyone across the board."
As for the swimmers, the Lions had multiple second place finishers. This included Mia Avansino, who grabbed second in the 200-free with a time of 1:51.93, and Aziza Ganihanova, who placed second in the 100-fly with a time of 54.81.
Full results from the meet, including all of the Lions' top performers and times, can be found HERE.
The Lions will be back at it on Saturday, January 27 when they will host Dartmouth. Columbia's homecoming meet will begin at 11:00 a.m.
For the latest on the Columbia women's swimming and diving program, follow @CULionsWSD and @CULionsDiving on Instagram and Twitter, and on the web at GoColumbiaLions.com.
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