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It’s been a triumphant spring for the Sagehens in NCAA Division III! The Pomona-���Ҵ�ý women’s teams have dominated their seasons in swim and dive, golf, water polo, lacrosse, and tennis. Two ���Ҵ�ý student-athletes received SCIAC Athlete of the Year honors in women’s water polo and lacrosse.

The Claremont Colleges women’s rugby team also scored a major national victory this year. Finally, the men’s baseball team won the SCIAC Championship and advanced to the NCAA World Series for the first time in program history.

Read more in our athletics roundup for spring 2024:

Women’s Swim and Dive Wins SCIAC and NCAA Relay National Championships

The Pomona-���Ҵ�ý women’s swim and dive team swam their way to the 2024 SCIAC Championship on February 25, winning their fifth title in the last eight years and their 24th title in program history.

On March 23, the team ended the 2024 NCAA Division III Swim and Dive Championship with two relay championships. The Sagehens first won the 200 Freestyle Relay title and then the 400 Freestyle Relay title. These were the women’s first national championship titles since the 1983–84 season.

Women’s Golf Claims SCIAC I Tournament

The Pomona-���Ҵ�ý on February 26. Pomona-���Ҵ�ý owned the course against a stacked SCIAC I competition at Los Lagos with the Sagehens finishing with the highest number of pars as a team with 123. 

Women’s Water Polo Repeats SCIAC and Division III National Championships

The Pomona-���Ҵ�ý women’s water polo team defeated SCIAC rival Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) 12–5 to earn the SCIAC Regular Season Championship on April 20. The Sagehens later completed their SCIAC Tournament Championship three-peat with an 11–10 win over No. 2 CMS on April 28. The team then defeated CMS again in a 15–10 win on May 5 to capture their third consecutive USA Water Polo Division III National Championship.

This spring, Namlhun Jachung ’24 was named SCIAC Offensive Athlete of the Year for the second consecutive year for her feats in water polo. The .

Claremont Colleges Women’s Rugby Achieves National Championship

The on April 28. Seeded 10th out of 16 teams, the Foxes defeated Florida State, number one seed Northern Iowa, Ohio State, and Oregon to win the title.

Women’s Lacrosse Earns SCIAC Championships

The Pomona-���Ҵ�ý lacrosse team earned a 24–2 victory over California Lutheran to claim the SCIAC Regular Season Championship on April 27. The Sagehens soon followed with an 18–8 victory over CMS to win their third consecutive SCIAC Tournament Championship title on May 4.

This spring, Carly Sullivan ’24 earned SCIAC Defensive Athlete of the Year honors after leading the conference’s best defense in lacrosse.

Women’s Tennis Wins SCIAC Tournament Championship

The Pomona-���Ҵ�ý women’s tennis team upset the No. 1 ranked CMS Athenas 5–3 to claim the SCIAC Tournament Championship on May 4. The Sagehens claimed the championship for the first time since 2011 with their fifth SCIAC Tournament Championship in program history.

Men’s Baseball Claims First SCIAC Tournament Championship and Advances to College World Series

The Pomona-���Ҵ�ý baseball team earned the first SCIAC Tournament Championship in program history with their 11–6 win over CMS on May 11. The Sagehens won the SCIAC Postseason Tournament as the No. 2 seed with three straight wins to improve to 32–11 overall and earned the automatic bid into the NCAA tournament.

Then the team punched its first-ever ticket to the NCAA World Series with their 8–7 win over East Texas Baptist on May 25.

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