Harvard women’s water polo ended its 2010 season with its second consecutive bid to the Eastern Championship—obviously, the Crimson’s formula ...

Harvard men’s water polo wrapped up its season yesterday, placing fifth in this weekend’s CWPA Northern Championships at MIT. The Crimson, seeded fifth entering the tournament, won two out of its three games.

In the first annual Ivy League Championships, the Harvard men’s water polo team certainly made a splash.

Despite a late surge, the Crimson (8-14, 2-5 CWPA) never held a lead in a 10-6 loss to the Engineers (9-7, 5-2) in the last-regular season CWPA match of the year.

The Harvard men’s water polo team traveled to Brooklyn Heights, N.Y. and New London, Conn. this weekend, facing tough competition but coming out of the battles with two wins.

Harvard lost to Brown last night in a game that was characterized by a series of momentum swings.

Shana Welch left her post as the Crimson’s assistant men’s water polo coach to play professionally in Greece.

It was a weekend of ups and downs for Harvard men’s water polo, which split its four games on Friday and Saturday at the Claremont Convergence Tournament in Claremont, Calif. and then lost, 15-6, at No. 5 UC Santa Barbara’s pool in a regular, non-conference game on Sunday.

Harvard men’s water polo is about to go coast-to-coast.