Saturday, October 13
Cambridge, Mass.
10:30 AM
Princeton University
14
vs
8
University of Toronto (Exh.)
Photo by: Beverly Schaefer
No. 14 Princeton Goes 2-0 To Open Crimson Invite
October 13, 2018 | Men's Water Polo
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The No. 14 Princeton Tigers picked up two wins during their first day of the Crimson Invitational, dropping the University of Toronto in an exhibition, 14-8, before beating the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Stags, 14-9, in the nightcap.
No. 14 Princeton 14, Toronto 8 (Exh.)
Even at 2-all, Princeton rolled off three straight goals, taking a 5-2 lead after eight minutes. A goal from Toronto with eight seconds to go in the first half set the halftime score at 6-4 Princeton.
After the two squads exchanged goals to begin the second half, Logan MacDonell and Andrew Lin tallies gave the Tigers a 9-5 lead after 24 minutes.
In front by four (10-6) as the clock read 5:27 to go in the game, Princeton ran off four of the next five goals over a three-minute stretch to secure the victory.
Goals: MacDonell 3, R. Wilson 3, Swart 3, Mendelsohn, Xi, Cooper, Lin, Conrad,
Assists: Conrad, Maloney 4, R. Wilson 3, Cooper 2, Ueberroth
Steals: Wachtell 3, R. Wilson 2, Lin, Xi, Conrad, MacDonell
Blocks: R. Wilson 2, Swart, Schmickel
Saves: Melosini 3 (W), Motherway 3
Sprints: Swart, R. Wilson, Cooper, Lin
No. 14 Princeton 14, CMS 9
Princeton got goals from MacDonell, Michael Swart and Matt Payne to complete the scoring in the first quarter to go in front, 4-1. The Tigers scored two of the next three tallies in the second frame, jumping ahead by four (6-2) before taking a 7-3 advantage into halftime.
The Tigers, again, started off quickly as the second half got underway, rolling off a 3-1 stretch, reaching the double-digit mark (10-4) with 3:26 left in the stanza. After two straight goals from CMS, tallies from Payne and Davis Wachtell gave the Tigers their 11th and 12th goals of the matchup.
CMS registered consecutive goals (12-9) as the fourth quarter started, leading to a Princeton timeout as the clock ticked under five minutes. This goal from Swart gave the Tigers some breathing room …
No. 14 Princeton 14, Toronto 8 (Exh.)
Even at 2-all, Princeton rolled off three straight goals, taking a 5-2 lead after eight minutes. A goal from Toronto with eight seconds to go in the first half set the halftime score at 6-4 Princeton.
After the two squads exchanged goals to begin the second half, Logan MacDonell and Andrew Lin tallies gave the Tigers a 9-5 lead after 24 minutes.
In front by four (10-6) as the clock read 5:27 to go in the game, Princeton ran off four of the next five goals over a three-minute stretch to secure the victory.
Goals: MacDonell 3, R. Wilson 3, Swart 3, Mendelsohn, Xi, Cooper, Lin, Conrad,
Assists: Conrad, Maloney 4, R. Wilson 3, Cooper 2, Ueberroth
Steals: Wachtell 3, R. Wilson 2, Lin, Xi, Conrad, MacDonell
Blocks: R. Wilson 2, Swart, Schmickel
Saves: Melosini 3 (W), Motherway 3
Sprints: Swart, R. Wilson, Cooper, Lin
No. 14 Princeton 14, CMS 9
Princeton got goals from MacDonell, Michael Swart and Matt Payne to complete the scoring in the first quarter to go in front, 4-1. The Tigers scored two of the next three tallies in the second frame, jumping ahead by four (6-2) before taking a 7-3 advantage into halftime.
The Tigers, again, started off quickly as the second half got underway, rolling off a 3-1 stretch, reaching the double-digit mark (10-4) with 3:26 left in the stanza. After two straight goals from CMS, tallies from Payne and Davis Wachtell gave the Tigers their 11th and 12th goals of the matchup.
CMS registered consecutive goals (12-9) as the fourth quarter started, leading to a Princeton timeout as the clock ticked under five minutes. This goal from Swart gave the Tigers some breathing room …
Head coach Dustin Litvak's squad held the Stags without a goal for the final 5:50 of game time to earn its 11th victory of the season. The Tigers will finish the Crimson Invitational tomorrow (Oct. 14) against No. 17 Bucknell. The game starts at 9:30 a.m. and can be seen on ESPN+.Swart slows down momentum for CMS. Princeton 13, CMS 9 - 4:39 to go. Watch the rest of the contest here - https://t.co/8TshNhHnjB pic.twitter.com/x3QJxSnTYT
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