CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Men's Water Polo split the Saturday games after picking up a 20-12 win over Chapman before falling to San Jose State in a back-and-forth game in the afternoon by a score of 10-8. The Crimson scored in the dying seconds to bring the score to 9-8 but San Jose was able to convert with the empty net to regain the two-goal lead as the clock expired. 
 
Harvard scored 20 goals in the early game for the fourth time this season. The Crimson has scored 20 or more goals in four of its last six games heading into the late game. 
 
GAME 1: HARVARD 20, CHAPMAN 12

• James Rozolis-Hill finished the game with six goals in the game as the junior continued his hot streak. 
• Mot Stothart finished the game with four goals and four knockouts drawn. 
• Owen Hale was dishing it after recording a four-assist game. 
• Jack Burghardt finished the game with six points after netting four goals and adding two helpers. 
• Tyler Hogan and Mason Hunt both netted goals. 
• Vilas Sogaard-Srikrishnan added three helpers. 
• Harvard came out and scored nine goals in the first two quarters while exploding in the third quarter after putting up another seven goals.

 
GAME 2: SAN JOSE STATE 10, HARVARD 8 

• Harvard scored four consecutive goals after falling behind 2-0 in the first quarter. James Rozolis-Hill netted three goals while, Dean Strauser picked up the fourth to give the Crimson its first lead of the game. What would stand as its only lead of the game, the Crimson battled to keep the score either tied or behind by one until the final minutes. 
• James Rozolis-Hill finished with four goals. 
• Jack Burghardt added another two goals and an assist.

NEXT UP 
Harvard plays tomorrow again with action starting at 12:00 p.m. against Bucknell before finishing the homestand with Wagner at 5:00 p.m.