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Indiana Women’s Water Polo Fall To Arizona State In Kalbus Invite Finale

Courtesy: Indiana Athletics

IRVINE, Calif.  – No. 10 Indiana came up empty in the second half as it fell to No. 9 Arizona State, 16-9, in its final game of the Kalbus Invitational on Sunday.

KEY MOMENTS

  • Indiana (7-8, 0-1 MPSF) went toe-to-toe with the Sun Devils early on, exchanging the first four goals of the first quarter. Arizona State was able to get a goal up with 11 seconds left on a power play to take a 5-4 advantage after one.
  • Senior Tina Doherty kept IU within one but Arizona State netted a pair of goals to go up three with 2:32 remaining. A trio of Hoosiers combined to net three goals in the final two minutes of play but ASU still maintained that one-point edge, 9-8, at the break.
  • The Hoosier offense would go cold in the second half, not recording a single goal as ASU outscored them 7-0 in the third and fourth quarters.

NOTES
Goal scorers vs. ASU: Kidd (3), Mandema (2), Debow (1), Crouch (1), White (1), Doherty (1).

UP NEXT
Indiana will travel to the Harvard Invitational March 5-6.

For all the latest on Indiana University women’s water polo, be sure to follow the team at @IndianaWPolo on TwitterFacebook and Instagram.

Saturday Recap

IRVINE, Calif. – No. 17 Indiana picked up a pair of ranked wins at the Barbara Kalbus Invite on Saturday, as it defeated No. 18 LMU (16-15) in overtime and No. 11 UC San Diego (10-9).

 KEY MOMENTS

  • Indiana went goal-for-goal with the Lions in the first five minutes of play as the game was tied 3-3. A powerplay goal for LMU gave it the slight edge after one, 4-3.
  • Goals from senior Izzy Mandema and sophomore Katherine Hawkins put Indiana up one with 5:44 to play in the second quarter. One of junior Lanna Debow’s goals kept IU with the lead but LMU scored four unanswered goals to take a 9-6 lead at the half.
  • IU added three goals in the third quarter as it still trailed by three, 12-9. In the fourth, the Hoosiers turned on the jets and scored three unanswered goals to tie the game at 12-all. Going goal-for-goal again in the final minutes of regulation, Debow’s goal on a Zoe Crouch feed made it a one-point lead, 15-14, with 1:55 to go. But LMU added the equalizer with just five seconds remaining to force overtime.
  • The only goal of the overtime period was scored in the first overtime by Debow who notched the game winner with a minute to play.
  • Coming out strong against No. 11 UC San Diego, Indiana took leads after the first and second quarters including a 6-3 halftime advantage. The Tritons evened things up in the third quarter, outscoring the Hoosiers, 4-1, and knotting the game at 7-7 going to the final eight minutes of play.
  • Battling back in the fourth, Indiana battled through a couple of one-goal deficits as Crouch’s goal with an assist to freshman Sophia Sollie tied the game at 9-9 with 4:01 to play. Both teams would get multiple shots off but only one goal stuck as Hawkins would convert on the power play with 1:32 to go and would be the difference maker.

NOTES

Goal scorers vs. LMU: Skylar Kidd (4), Sophia Sollie (3), Lanna Debow (3), Izzy Mandema (2), Katherine Hawkins (1), Portia Sasser (1)

Goal scorers vs. UCSD: Izzy Mandema (3), Sophia Sollie (1), Zoe Crouch (1), Lanna Debow (1), Katherine Hawkins (1), Tina Doherty (1), Olivia Stark (1), Grace Hathaway (1).

UP NEXT

Indiana will close out play at the Kalbus Invite against the winner of Arizona State-UC Santa Barbara at 1:30 p.m. ET on Sunday.

For all the latest on Indiana University women’s water polo, be sure to follow the team at @IndianaWPolo on TwitterFacebook and Instagram.

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