Bowdoin’s top finish came from men’s diver Tom Kramer, who placed second in both the one-meter (302.80 points) and three-meter (254.75) events.
William Shi also carded a strong finish in the 50 freestyle, taking fifth place in 21.39.
On the women’s side, Bowdoin collected a trio of fifth-place finishes. Caroline Watt was fifth in the 1,650 freestyle (18:17.57), Sophia Walker took fifth in 400 individual medley ( 4: 43.17) and Sage Mikami finished fifth in both the onemeter dive (208.10) and three-meter dive (230.90).
The Polar Bears are off until after winter break as they will return to action on Jan 10 with a meet at Worcester Polytechnic Institute beginning at 2 p.m.
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