2015-16 Athletic Year in Review

Both the Men's and Women's Basketball teams reached the NCAA Division II Sweet Sixteen.

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Softball won their second CCAA tournament banner.

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Both the Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving teams won their eighth consecutive Pacific Collegiate Swimming and Diving Conference title.

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The Women's Swimming and Diving team finished third at the NCAA Division II Championships.

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The Men's Tennis team competed in its first NCAA Tournament since 2014.

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The Women's Tennis team made it's first NCAA appearance since 2010.

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The Women's Water Polo team won their fourth straight Western Water Polo Association Tournament title.

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The Men's Water Polo team won their 18th WWPA Championship and finished in the final four of the NCAA Championship for a second consecutive year.

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The Women's Soccer team won their ninth CCAA title.

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Fencing brought four qualifiers to the National Collegiate Fencing Championships. Leanne Singleton-Comfort recorded the fencing program's best ever finish at the National Collegiate Championships, tying for third in saber.

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Students passed the NCAA Division I referendum in May by a 69-31 percent margin.

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