CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. – No. 19 Harvard women's water polo had another successful day at Blodgett Pool to open the Harvard Invitational. The Crimson defeated No. 14 Wagner 11-7 in the first game of the day before defeating Redlands by a score of 16-2. The Crimson is now a perfect 7-0 at home this season. 
 

Heffelfinger floats it over the goalie??

Crimson in control in the first!
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— Harvard Water Polo (@HarvardH2OPolo) March 4, 2023

A rocket from Erin Kim??

Crimson lead 6-4
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— Harvard Water Polo (@HarvardH2OPolo) March 4, 2023

Big save Zoe Banks??

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— Harvard Water Polo (@HarvardH2OPolo) March 4, 2023

Game 1: Harvard 11, Wagner 7 

Harvard Highlights

• Ruby Hodge netted a hat-trick in the victory. She also added two steals. 
• Grace Thawley continued her impressive weekend with another two-goal performance. 
• Brooke Hourigan, Evan Tingler, and Jaiden Miller all scored one goal each. 
• Tingler also added three assists in the win. 
• Borden Wahl and Heidi Heffelfinger both added a pair of assists. 
• Erin Kim was spectacular as she scored another two big goals for the Crimson. 
• Zoe Banks set a career-high with 16 saves in the victory. 

Game 2: Harvard 16, Redlands 2

Harvard Highlights

• Dany Zapata, Grace Thawley, Evan Tingler, Kaity Greenwald, and Jaiden Miller all added a goal in the victory. 
• Ella Schneider, Sasha Constandse, Erin Kim, and Borden Wahl all added a pair of goals. 
• First-year Heidi Heffelfinger netted a hat-trick
• Anne Charlotte-Gillard made seven saves in the win. 
• Josie Mobley added two assists. 

Next Up

The Crimson has two more games tomorrow to close out the Harvard Invitational. The games will be streamed on ESPN+ or Twitter if technical difficulties continue.