Welcome Athletes, Coaches, Family and Friends to the 2015 Seven Sisters Swimming and Diving Championship, proudly hosted by Mount Holyoke College at the Natatorium in the Kendall Sports and Dance Complex.
Important Links for this year's championship
| Program | Psych Sheets | Meet Records | Parking | Directions | Live Video | DIII Standards | Day 1 Release Results |
Day 2 Release Results |
Final Results |
The 2015 Seven Sisters Swimming & Diving Championship Participants
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| Bryn Mawr | Mount Holyoke | Smith | Vassar | Wellesley |
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Championship Schedule by Day
| Saturday, January 17th | ||
| Session 1 - Swimming Competition | ||
| Event | Winner | Time |
| 200-yd Freestyle Relay | Mount Holyoke (Anne Kuenning, Emily
Craig, Katie Tyler, Cathleen Pruden) |
1:42.32 |
| 15 minute break | ||
| 500-yd Freestyle | Keelin Nave (Wellesley) | 5:09.62 |
| 200-yd Individual Medley | Cathleen Pruden (Mount Holyoke) |
2:10.58 |
| 50-yd Freestyle | Katie Tyler (Mount Holyoke) | 25.04 |
| 15 minute break | ||
| 400-yd Medley Relay | Wellesley (Hannah Augst, Charlotte
Harris, Dorothy Ren, Keelin Nave) |
3:59.17^ |
| 2:00pm-3:30pm | 1-Meter Diving - Maura Sticco-Ivins
(Wellesley) |
515.50pts^ |
| 4:30pm-7:00pm | Session II - Swimming Competition | |
| 200-yd Medley Relay | Wellesley (Sharon Wu, Erin Yang, Sarah
May, Hannah Augst) |
1:52.76 |
| 15 minute break | ||
| 400-yd Individual Medley | Cathleen Pruden (Mount Holyoke) |
4:25.39^% |
| 100-yd Butterfly | Dorothy Ren (Wellesley) |
58.63 |
| 200-yd Freestyle | Keelin Nave (Wellesley) |
1:56.37 |
| 100-yd Breaststroke | Charlotte Harris (Wellesley) |
1:10.29 |
| 100-yd Backstroke | Dorothy Ren (Wellesley) |
58.59^ |
| 15 minute break | ||
| 800-yd Freestyle Relay | Wellesley (Keelin Nave, Dorothy Ren, Leah
Furman, Charlotte Harris) |
7:55.96^ |
| Sunday, January 18th | ||
| 9:30am-11:00am | 3-Meter Diving - Maura Sticco-Ivins (Wellesley) | 512.80pts^ |
| 11:00am-12:15pm | Warm-up | |
| 12:15pm-3:45pm | Session III - Swimming Competition | |
| Event | Winner |
Time |
| 1650-yd Freestyle | Cathleen Pruden (Mount Holyoke) |
17:41.32 |
| 15 minute break | ||
| 200-yd Backstroke | Anne Kuenning (Mount Holyoke) |
2:10.51 |
| 100-yd Freestyle | Dorothy Ren (Wellesley) |
55.56 |
| 200-yd Breaststroke | Cathleen Pruden (Mount Holyoke) |
2:24.20^% |
| 200-yd Butterfly | Julia Cunningham (Vassar) |
2:05.06^% |
| 15 minute break | ||
| 400-yd Freestyle Relay | Wellesley (Ren, Chen, Harris, Nave) |
3:37.41^ |
^ - Indicates Seven Sisters Championship Record
% - Indicates DIII Qualifying Standard Time
Congratulations to the 2015 Seven Sisters Champions, Wellesley College!!
The 2015 Seven Sisters Championship, All-Seven Sisters Team (Comprised of the 1st place finishers in every event). CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Congratulations to the 2015 recipients of the Marly Pineda Award, handed out at last night's Seven Sisters Banquet! This year's co-winners are Vassar College diver Kelly Wilkinson (left) and Smith College swimmer Paige Christie (right)!!
History of the Seven Sisters
In November 1980, Barnard hosted Bryn Mawr, New Rochelle and
Vassar in a four-team basketball tournament, won by New Rochelle.
Following the tournament, the original Seven Sisters institutions -
Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar and
Wellesley - joined to conduct championships in common sports.
Radcliffe (now Harvard in the athletic arena) was invited but opted
not to join and Barnard (now competing as Columbia) was unable to
participate in all championships.
Without Radcliffe and Barnard, only five of the original Seven
Sisters remained. Haverford and Swarthmore were invited to join the
championships as cousins, and depending on the tournament, several
other schools have been invited to compete, including: Agnes Scott,
Haverford, Swarthmore, Simmons, Elms and Saint Catherine. Seven
Sisters Tournaments are currently held in crew, cross country,
squash, swimming and diving, tennis and volleyball.