Dolphins On A Three Meet Win Streak
Both the men's and women's swimming and diving teams enter the 2026 meeting with Baruch riding three-meet win streaks. In last season's matchup, the men earned a narrow 117.00–114.00 victory, while the women posted a 121.00–101.00 win. On the men's side, Yubal Parra broke two diving records—the 1-meter (319.55) and 3-meter (328.45) six-dive marks—which he has since reset this season at the Tank.

Women Looking To Continue Strong Performance in 2026
During the two-day Ranger Invitational, the Dolphins set 10 new records. Polly Struck opened the meet by breaking the 200 IM record with a time of 2:16.18, followed by Maja Tomaszewska, Aurelia Barbagallo, and Maria Janecka setting a new 200 medley relay record at 1:52.38. The same relay crew later broke the 400 medley relay record with a time of 4:04.57.

Struck and Janecka continued their dominant performances on Day 1, with Janecka setting the 100 butterfly record at 58.08 and Struck breaking the 400 IM record at 4:49.52. Barbagallo, Janecka, and two relay teams (Janecka, Struck, Tomaszewska, and Michaline Bukowska / Janecka, Tomaszewska, Bukowska, and Struck) accounted for the final records of the meet. Barbagallo captured the 200 butterfly record at 2:18.22, Janecka added records in the 200 freestyle (1:55.68) and 100 freestyle (52.90), and the Dolphins closed with new marks in the 400 freestyle relay (3:43.09) and 800 freestyle relay (8:17.14).

Team Comparisons
The CSI swimming and diving teams currently hold records of 4–4 on the men's side and 3–6 on the women's side. Baruch enters the meet with a 5–1 record for the men and a 4–3 mark for the women.