After two months of non-conference games, the Crimson will finally enter conference play this weekend with matches against CWPA rivals Princeton, Bucknell, and Michigan.

The Harvard women’s water polo team came up with two wins against Connecticut College and Marist College at Blodgett Pool.

No one was more determined than Kennifer, who helped the team snap its streak with five goals and five steals in a 12-8 victory over Wagner.

The Crimson captured a 12-8 victory over Wagner (11-8, 0-0 MAAC) yesterday at Blodgett Pool.

After a long winter season, three of the four Harvard crew teams will have their first competitions this weekend.

While most Harvard students were enjoying the final days of their spring break, the women’s water polo team was busy wrapping up their seven-game road trip in California on Friday and Saturday in games against Cal State East Bay and UC Berkeley.

Two of Harvard’s losses came at the hands of ranked teams and the third stemmed from a one-goal defeat, facts that provided the Crimson with many lessons.

Following its victory over Brown last week, the sixth-seeded Harvard women’s water polo team faced its two biggest challenges of ...