ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- The Navy swimming and diving teams will close their respective dual meet slates Friday afternoon in Lejeune Hall. The women's team (8-5) will play host to Richmond (0-3) and the men's team (10-4) will face Columbia (2-4). The combined meet starts at 2 p.m.
Live results from the meet will be available at NavySports.com.
Navy will hold its annual Senior Day ceremony for members of the Class of 2025 from both teams starting at 1:40 p.m.
Attending the Meet
Only those vehicles driven by someone with a Department of Defense (DoD)-approved identification card will be allowed onto the USNA. Fans without DoD approved vehicle access to the USNA must park outside of The Yard. Those fans can park downtown and walk through the gate one visitors center (52 King George St., Annapolis, MD, 21402), which is across the street from Lejeune Hall, or through gate eight. Everyone ages 18 and over must have a valid picture ID (i.e.: State issued driver's license, student I.D., or a government issued passport). Visitors ages 17 and younger who do not have a valid picture ID must be accompanied by an adult.
Navy Women's Team Review
Navy's lone meet thus far in the 2025 calendar year was a two-day extended dual meet at Princeton against the host Tigers and NCAA Division III-power Kenyon. The Mids defeated Kenyon by the score of 178-175 and lost a 249-104 meet to Princeton.
Richmond Preview
The Spiders have suffered losses this season to Penn, East Carolina and Villanova. Richmond lost to the Wildcats, 165-135, this past weekend.
The Spiders placed second at last year's Atlantic 10 Conference Championship.
Richmond leads the all-time series with Navy by the count of 8-5, but the Mids have won the last two meetings including a 152-113 victory two seasons ago in Virginia.
Navy Men's Team Review
The Mids split a pair of meets two weeks ago as they topped Kenyon, 285-66, and fell to Princeton, 246-107.
Columbia Preview
The Lions have tallied a 2-4 record in dual meets this season with all of those meets coming against Ivy League foes. Columbia dropped a 178-121 decision at Cornell Saturday.
The Lions recorded a sixth-place finish at the 2024 Ivy League Championship
The Navy-Columbia series dates back to the 1914-15 season. The teams spent generations as fellow members of the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League. The Mids lead the series, 68-26, and have won the last four duals. This includes a 176-118 victory a year ago in New York City.
