The Colorado College women's swimming and diving team captured its first victory of the season on Saturday, defeating SCAC-foe Southwestern University, 179-79, in Georgetown, Texas.
 
Three Tigers, junior Megan Simonson, sophomore Adeline Turner and freshman Julia Cox, led the way on Saturday by winning one individual and two relay races. All three were on the 200 medley (with Isabella Cole) and 200 freestyle relay (with Grace Ersfeld-O'Brien).
 
Individually, Simonson won the 50 freestyle, Turner the 200 freestyle and Cox the 100 freestyle, with leading a 1-2-3 finish along with Turner and Ersfeld-O'Brien.
 
The 1000 freestyle also went 1-2-3 for the Tigers, led by freshman Kylie Spalt and followed by fellow freshman Aspen Fisher and senior Nabila Argueta.
 
Other winners on Saturday included junior Malia Hewitt (200 IM), sophomores Isabella Cole (100 breaststroke) and Alyssa Tunggal (200 butterfly) and freshman Abby Romisher (500 freestyle).
 
In diving, senior Emma Krasemann, the reigning SCAC Diver of the Year, won both 1-meter competitions.
 
"We focused on racing and scoring points for the team today, which led to the victory," head coach Jen Buffin said. "The team learned a lot about how to manage two meets in a weekend and kept focused on their race plans and managing their energy. Emma Krasemann had another great day on the board."
 
Colorado College returns to action on Saturday, Nov. 16, against Adams State at Schlessman Natatorium, beginning at 12 p.m.