<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2WHnxS_0wFRDPYh00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2WHnxS_0wFRDPYh00" width="780" height="450" >Harvard men's water polo achieved two victories during the Harvard Invite, defeating Bucknell 19-17 and Wagner 21-11. The team showcased a strong offensive performance, particularly in the second game against Wagner, where they led 15-4 at halftime. James Rozolis-Hill was a standout player, contributing significantly to both wins with a combined total of 12 goals over the two matches. The triumphs mark a successful sweep for Harvard over both opponents this season.<ul><li>Harvard scored 19 goals against Bucknell and 21 against Wagner.</li><li>James Rozolis-Hill netted a total of 12 goals across both games.</li><li>Dean Strauser contributed 4 goals and 4 assists against Bucknell.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>Harvard improved its overall record by winning three of four games played at the Harvard Invite.</li><li>The next challenge for Harvard will be the Julian Frazier Memorial tournament in Santa Clara next weekend.</li></ul>Following their strong performance at the Harvard Invite, the team will travel for the Julian Frazier Memorial tournament, aiming to continue their winning streak and build momentum for the remainder of the season.Bottom LineHarvard's powerful offense, highlighted by key players like Rozolis-Hill and Strauser, positions the team favorably in upcoming competitions, providing a solid foundation as they seek to maintain their winning form on the road.</div></body>

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Men’s Water Polo Scores Double Victory with Rozolis-Hill’s Heroics

Harvard men's water polo achieved two victories during the Harvard Invite, defeating Bucknell 19-17 and Wagner 21-11. The team showcased a strong offensive performance, particularly in the second game against Wagner, where they led 15-4 at halftime. James Rozolis-Hill was a standout player, contributing significantly to both wins with a combined total of 12 goals over the two matches. The triumphs mark a successful sweep for Harvard over both opponents this season.