CLAREMONT, Ca. – The Pomona-Pitzer men's swim and dive team fought to a 194-158 victory over the Stags of CMS in their annual rivalry dual meet across the street. The Sagehens victory brings excitement to the Pomona-Pitzer pool deck as this is the first time the men and women have defeated CMS in the rivalry dual in the same year together since the 1980's. The Sagehens accomplished the feat in impressive fashion, earning 11 NCAA B Cut times across the two days while setting pool records in the 200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Free, 100 Breast, and 200 Back. Pomona-Pitzer will take a bit of a break, returning to action on January 6th when they host the Whittier Poets for a dual at 10:30 a.m. in Haldeman Pool. 
 
Day Two Meet Highlights 
The Pomona-Pitzer 200 medley relay team of Larry Yu, Nate Levy, Casey Jacobs, and Adrian Clement started the day off with a victory after touching the wall in an NCAA B Cut time of 1:29.79. The Sagehens then swept the 400 IM with Kyle Huang winning with an NCAA B Cut time of 3:57.39 while Allen Chang and Isaac Pan took second and third in 4:03.27 and 4:05.63. In the 100 back, Larry Yu won the event as the only sub-50 second swimmer, finishing the race in 49.29 seconds, nearly a full second ahead of second place from CMS. Tag Curwen had a stellar day in the 200 free, winning the event with an NCAA B Cut and pool record time of 1:38.65 while Adrian Clement took second in 1:39.08, also an NCAA B Cut time. Curwen also earned an NCAA B Cut time in the 100 free, finishing first in 45.11 seconds with Clement in second at 45.20 seconds. In the 100 breast, Yu followed the same accomplishments as Curwen, earning an NCAA B Cut and pool record time to win the event in 54.29 seconds while Jack Hoppe took second in 55.84 seconds. Yu later took first in the 200 back with another NCAA B Cut and pool record. Gordon Kenny earned an NCAA B Cut in the 200 fly, taking second overall with a time of 1:48.71 while Huang took third in 1:50.17. The Sagehens capped off their victory with an NCAA B Cut time of 3:01.82 as Jacobs, Curwen, Eric Liu, and Clement combined for a first place performance.