On Sunday, Nov. 23, the men's water polo team ended its season with a fourth-place finish at the Eastern Division Championships and a No. 17 national ranking. The Bears kicked off their final tournament with a 12-6 win against Johns Hopkins, but fell to Princeton and St. Francis in their final two games ...
For the fourth year in a row, the No. 17 men's water polo team took second place in the Northern Division Championship, falling to St. Francis in the championship game. Last weekend, the first-seeded Bears took down Connecticut College, 12-8, and MIT, 11-4, on Saturday to make it to Sunday's championship ...
Spurred on by the cheers of about 50 fans, the men's water polo team (14-9, 7-0 CWPA North Division), led by four seniors, took down MIT, 15-10, on Thursday night in their last "home" game of the season.
After playing against three top-10 teams in California earlier this month, the men's water polo team traveled to Princeton this weekend to battle it out with perennial East Coast powerhouses. After falling to Bucknell 11-9 in the first game on Saturday, the Bears got right back up to take down George ...
Last Tuesday night the men's water polo team took down Connecticut College to become the first water polo team in Brown's history to go undefeated in league play. Having left their mark on the East Coast, the No. 18 Bears traveled to Southern California to take on some of the best teams in the country. ...
The No. 18 men's water polo team battled their way through three New York teams this weekend, sinking the competition along the way. With wins against Fordham, 12-6, Iona, 13-12, and Queens College, 14-11, the Bears are now 6-0 in league play and have clinched the first seed for the Northern Championships. ...
Three goals against Cal Baptist, two against Johns Hopkins, Princeton and Bucknell, another three against Harvard: This is the track record of water polo's Gordon Hood '11. And the best part is, he's a defender.
The men's water polo team took down Harvard, 10-8, in overtime Wednesday night. The Bears came into the game with three straight wins, a streak that began with the Bears' 14-6 victory over Harvard at the ECAC Championships.
After crushing MIT last Thursday night, 15-7, the men's water polo team added another win to its record Saturday afternoon, upsetting No. 11 St. Francis, 9-8, at Connecticut College.
The No. 19 men's water polo team endured two tough losses against Bucknell and Princeton on day one of the ECAC Championships, but came back the next day to take down Harvard in their home pool for a seventh-place finish overall.
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