
PRINCETON, N.J. – The Harvard men's water polo team dropped a pair of matches on the final day of the Princeton Invitational. The Crimson lost to Johns Hopkins, 9-11, and George Washington, 11-6, to finish 1-3 at the tournament.
Harvard was unable to outlast the offensive efforts of Johns Hopkins as the Blue Jays outscored the Crimson 7-4 in the second half to grab the win.
Six Crimson score a goal against George Washington; Robbie Fluegge, Zepfel, John Holland-McCowan, Stevens, Blake Lee and Noah Harrison. Harrison also chipped in four steals.
In the net, Woolway made seven saves and dished out two assists and Jimmy Field stopped three shots for Harvard.
Harvard travels to Fordham, Iona and St. Francis (N.Y.) next weekend to begin CWPA division play.
Johns Hopkins 9, Harvard 11
Goals
Wrobel, 3
Zepfel, 2
Colton
Holland-McCowan
Stevens
Lee
Assists
Lee, 4
Wrobel, 2
Stevens
Steals
Stevens, 4
Harrison, 3
Colton, 3
Fluegge, 3
Zepfel
Saves
Woolway, 6
George Washington, 6 Harvard 11
Goals
Fluegge
Zepfel
Holland-McCowan
Stevens
Lee
Harrison
Assists
Woolway, 2
Fluegge
Lee
Harrison
Steals
Harrison, 4
Stevens, 2
Colton, 2
Fluegge
Zepfel
Lee
Saves
Woolway, 7
Field, 3