Cal treated visitors UCLA poorly on Saturday upsetting the two-time defending NCAA Champions in an overtime thriller, derailing the Bruins’ attempt at a third consecutive title. The Bears will take
Win over St. Francis Buoys Princeton’s Post-Season Hopes
On the Record with W&J’s Nikola Malezanov
Fan in the Stands: St. Francis vs. Bucknell
Coaches Speak: What Makes A Cutino Award Winner?
The Veazeys of Dallas: How A Swim Family Fell for Water Polo
Varsity Water Polo to Return to Texas
WATCH: Highlights of Cal’s Memorable Season
Baron, Everist Earn Top Water Polo Awards
HIGHLIGHTS: Cal Rallies to Win National Championship
DIGEST: Three-peat Denied. Cal Ousts UCLA, Faces USC for Title
Joy In Berkeley For Harvard Water Polo Fans As Crimson Face USC in Final Four
Harvard Becomes an East Coast Water Polo Power, Thanks to Its West Coast Coach – NYT
PODCAST: UCLA’s In the Cage, Episode VIII
With OT Win over Bucknell, Harvard is Beast of the East
HIGHLIGHTS: Harvard Wins OT Thriller, First NCAA Championship Match
A View from the East: An Eventful 2016 Season (So Far)
PODCAST: UCLA’s In the Cage, Episode VI
HIGHLIGHTS: USC Ends UCLA’s Historic 57-game Win Streak
PODCAST: UCLA’s In the Cage, Episode V
PODCAST: UCLA’s In the Cage, Episode IV
PODCAST: UCLA’s In the Cage, Episode 3
Harvard’s Ted Minnis: Crimson Men’s Polo on the Rise
PODCAST: UCLA’s In the Cage, Episode 2
Wagner Seahawks: Kings of New York Water Polo
PODCAST: In the Cage, Episode 1 | Daily Bruin
Harvard Takes Down Princeton, Falls to St. Francis
UCLA’s Wright Talks Growth and Polo in the East at Princeton Tourney
POLL: Harvard Enters Top 10, UCLA Remains On Top
DIGEST: Men’s Varsity Season Opens Coast to Coast
DIGEST: Big Changes Mark Return of Men’s Varsity Water Polo
Changing of the Guard: Johns Hopkins, NCAA Contender
Three New Men’s Teams Begin 2016 Season
St. Francis Brooklyn: Retooling to Contend for the East’s Top Spot
Wagner College To Add Men’s Water Polo – Wagner College Seahawks
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BERKELEY, CA. On Thursday the sun-drenched stands at the University of California Berkeley’s Spieker Aquatics Center were awash with the crimson garb of a large contingent of Harvard fans, urging
Contributor Michael Randazzo got called up to the majors this week earning a New York Times feature story on Harvard and their ascendence to the top of East Coast water polo. The
The dust is settled. Nothing but the NCAA Tournament remains in the 2016 men’s water polo season, and there’s less than a week on the clock until the biggest game
CAMBRIDGE, MA. The inaugural contest between champions from the newly formed Northeast Water Polo Conference and the new Mid-Atlantic Water Polo Conference provided a compelling climax to a year unlike
Harvard earned its first NCAA Championship win in program history against Bucknell on Saturday in a 13-12 overtime thriller. The Crimson will now advance to a next play-in match versus
BROOKLYN, N.Y. Thanks to a change instituted in April, men’s water polo in the East this season has been anything but typical. Hoping to gain an additional spot in the
Some are small, some are huge – each game No. 1 UCLA plays it likes to approach the same way. But for everyone outside the water, this weekend’s Crosstown Splashdown
UCLA’s historic 57-game win streak ended in a tense end-of-season loss to USC featured on the Pac-12 Network on Saturday. USC overcame an early brutality foul against Mihajlo Milicevic to tie
It’s senior day on Saturday – there’s two games for No. 1 UCLA men’s water polo at Spieker Aquatics center between Whittier and San Jose State. So, senior center Patrick