• The Green & White went to California for the Gary Troyer Tournament last weekend and finished with a 2-2 record that included wins over Whittier College and Chapman University.
• In the first game, Wagner was edged by No. 14 Santa Clara, 10-8, despite a back-and-forth first half. 
• The Broncos put a stamp on the contest in the third quarter as they outscored the Seahawks 5-3. 
• Junior Oliver Fodor anchored the Wagner offense with four goals and junior netminder Ethan Zirh was credited with 10 saves.
• The Seahawks got their first victory of the weekend against Whittier, 13-8. 
• Wagner trailed 4-3 after the first quarter and responded by outscoring Whitter, 4-3, in the second quarter. 
• The Green & White seized momentum with a six-goal outburst in the frame in building a 13-4 advantage. 
• Freshman Kyle Chambers found the back of the net four times and junior Karl Lovett tallied two goals of his own in the victory.
• Wagner opened the second day of the tournament with a 17-11 triumph over Chapman. 
• The Green & White scored five of the six goals to open the second quarter before heading into the break with an 8-5 lead. 
• Wagner continued to find their offensive stride. adding five goals in the third. 
• Senior Vuk Bulajic contributed two goals and two assists while junior Oliver Fodor scored four times. 
• Chambers netted a hat trick in the victory.
• In the final match of the West Coast trip, Wagner took on Pomona-Pitzer. 
• The Seahawks and Sagehens traded goals throughout the match but Pomona-Pitzer edged out Wagner, 14-13. 
• Freshman Mattia Bognolo found the back of the net three times and dished out one assist in the loss, 
• Fodor added six goals to increase his team lead. 

• The Seahawks will leave their suitcases in their dorm rooms this weekend when they host their first games of the season after traveling to five states so far this season.
• The Green & White will host their first games since September 29, 2019, when they defeated MAWPC foe, Johns Hopkins, 737 days ago.

• Junior goalkeeper Ethan Zirh was named MAWPC Defensive Player of the Week on Wednesday afternoon. 

Congratulations to junior Ethan Zirh on being named MAWPC Defensive Player of the Week! pic.twitter.com/VwqpAscMHP

— Wagner Water Polo (@Wagner_Polo) October 6, 2021

• Zirh stopped 30 shots and recorded three steals. 
• The Sydney, Australian, who has started in all 19 games for the Green & White, has notched 143 saves this season. 
• In addition to Zirh collecting Defensive Player of the Week honors, teammate Oliver Fodor was tabbed to the Player of the Week Honor Roll. 
• Over the four games in California, Fodor netted 19 goals on 28 shot attempts while drawing 20 exclusions. 
• For Fodor, this marks the second time this season he has been named to the Honor Roll list, as he leads the team with 71 goals this season. 

• The Mountaineers enter the weekend with an overall record of 5-8.
• In their last contest, the Mount earned a 15-14 conference win over Johns Hopkins.
• Jason O'Donnell powered the Mountaineers' offense with six goals and three assists while four players contributed two goals, respectively. 
• Netminder Michael Lemishko picked up the win, saving five shots and drawing one exclusion.

• George Washington enters the weekend with an overall record of 6-8.
• In their last contest, the Colonials fell to No. 19 Loyola Marymount, 13-8.
• Nick Schroder and Antonin led the way with two goals.
• Goalkeeper Luca Castorina stopped eight shots and stole two passes.

• Wagner will hit the road once again when they head to Cambridge, MA for the Harvard Invite. 
• The Seahawks are slated to play four matches as they will take on the host Crimson and Connecticut College on Saturday, October 16 before concluding the two-day event against MIT and Brown on Sunday.