Men's Water Polo Has Three All-Americans; Pozaric Earns First-Team Honors

PRINCETON – The Princeton Men's Water Polo Team had three ACWPC All-Americans highlighted by Roko Pozaric being named to the First Team.

Pozaric is the first Princeton Tiger to ever be named a First-Team All-American. He already has earned Northeast Water Polo Conference Player of the Year honors after recording the best season of his career. He scored 76 goals, fourth most in program history with a personal-best 47 assists along with 41 steals, 28 drawn ejections and a 111-9 sprint record. He scored a goal in all but one with 22 multi-goal performances. This is his third All-American selection.

Vladan Mitrovic was honored with third team accolades. He set new personal high with 54 tallies, contributing 22 helpers, 15 steals and 16 blocks. He had 17 multi-goal performances including a hat trick vs. No. 6 UC Irvine and two goals vs. No. 1 UCLA in the NCAA Tournament. This is his second All-American pick.

Kristóf Kovács was picked with Honorable Mention laurels after going 14-4 with a .594 save percentage and 203 stops in 18 games. He had 21 saves in the NWPC Championship in a victory over No. 11 Harvard and has 11 10+ save performances.

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