Highlights from the Fall and Winter Athletics Season

Rowing

• Traveled to Boston, Mass., to compete in the Head of the Charles during their non-traditional season.
• Had one of their most successful races ever at the Head of the Schuylkill with first and second-place showings in the DIII category.

Soccer

• First season with new head coach Claire Scanlan
• Hosted a Staff and Faculty Appreciation Game on October 24 against Haverford College to tie with the Fords for the second straight year.
• Sarah Lohrey '25 presented her research on November 8, entitled “Arithmetic Progressions of Integers that are Relatively Prime to their Digital Sums.”
• Maddie Cohen '24 presented her research on December 6, entitled "A Proposed Athletic Facility Addition for Bryn Mawr College.”

Tennis

• Went undefeated in their non-traditional season.
• Earned a shutout (9-0) against Rutgers-Camden.

Volleyball

• Earned non-conference wins over the University of Valley Forge (3-0), Bryn Athyn (3-0), and Rosemont College (3-1).
• Led this season by first-year Emma Loller '27 who now holds the second-highest number of service aces in a single season by an individual Owl (9).

Winter Sports

Basketball

• Started their season on November 9 with an 84-53 win over Valley Forge, breaking into the College record books for the highest number of points ever scored by a team in an individual game.
• Broke a College Record for the most 3-pointers made in an individual game (12) on November 9.
• Cameron Richter '27 scored a career-high of five 3-pointers against Muhlenberg and now holds the top spot in the College records for the best 3-point field goal percentage (0.438).
• In their home game against Johns Hopkins on November 30, the Owls led the scoreboard after the first quarter for the first time in program history. Hopkins went on to win the game 67-39.

Swimming

• New Head Coach Arthur Wang began his first season with the Owls.
• Won their tri-meet against Cedar Crest (167-77) and Lebanon Valley (173-58).
• Hosted their first meet of the season on November 3 in a Centennial Conference match-up against Ursinus.
• In their meet at Drew on December 1 and December 2, the Owls broke three school records, and multiple athletes also broke into the top 10 fastest times in their individual events. 

Indoor Track & Field

• Competed in their first meet of the season on December 2nd as they traveled to the TCNJ Winter Open. At this meet, sophomore Jess Johnson '26 broke the Long Jump indoor school record (5.21m). 
• Senior Caroline Robertson '24 (Cross Country and Track & Field) presented her senior thesis on December 5, entitled "Next Stops: Safety and Culture in American Public Transportation" for the Growth and Structure of Cities department.

Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)

The Bryn Mawr College Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is an organization of scholar-athlete leaders who represent the best interests of the scholar-athlete experience at Bryn Mawr College, within the Centennial Conference, and within the NCAA Division III. SAAC is dedicated to promoting excellence in academics and athletics, sportsmanship, citizenship, and volunteerism while serving as a liaison between the College's scholar-athletes, the athletic administration, and the broader community. 

• The SAAC raised $1,600 during the month of October for "Living Beyond Breast Cancer"
• The SAAC held a holiday food drive from November 18 to December 16. Donations go to the Ardmore Food Pantry.