Water polo hits the road for three games over the weekend.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Brown men's water polo team hits the road for three conference road matches over the weekend. Brown begins Northeast Water Polo Conference play at Princeton before taking on St. Francis Brooklyn and Iona.

The first match of the weekend is at Princeton on Saturday (Oct. 2) at 5 p.m. The match against the Tigers will be streamed on ESPN+. On Sunday (Oct. 3) Brown will play at St. Francis Brooklyn at 11 a.m. before taking on Iona at 3 p.m. The game against Iona will also be streamed online on icgaels.com.

SCOUTING BROWN (7-6, 0-0 NWPC)

Brown is receiving votes in the latest CWPA Top-20 poll after splitting two matches last weekend.
The Bears beat MIT before losing to Air Force on Saturday (Sept. 25).
Connor Enright and Cole Atwell are tops on team with 19 goals each.
Filip Aleksic leads the team with 20 assists and has 15 goals.
In goal, Ugo Piovan leads the team with 65 saves on the year.

SCOUTING PRINCETON (12-2, 0-0 NWPC)

Princeton sits tied for ninth in the latest CWPA Top-20 poll and has won eight-straight matches heading in to the weekend. Four of the last five wins for the Tigers have been against Top-20 teams.
The Tigers are led by Roko Pozaric who has 38 goals on the season and Keller Maloney is second on the team with 29.
Andrew Knez is 8-2 on the season in goal for Princeton and has 92 saves.

SCOUTING ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN (7-3, 0-0 NWPC)

St. Francis took three of four games over the weekend of Sept. 18-19, the last time in the pool. All three wins were by more than 10 goals and the lone loss was a 12-11 defeat to Bucknell.

SCOUTING IONA (3-5, 0-0 NWPC)

Iona beat Connecticut College the last time in the pool but had lost to Navy and Wagner in the two previous games for the Gaels.
Luksa Vlasic is the top goal scorer for Iona with 21 goals. Mohamed Refeat is second on the team with 14.
In goal, Kyle Laufenberg holds a 2-4 record and has a team-high 49 saves. Diego Gomez is 1-1 on the season and has a save percentage of .579.