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USA Men’s WP Remains Unbeaten At FINA Intercontinental Tournament

Press Release courtesy of USA Water Polo

The USA Men’s National Team finished preliminary play undefeated at the FINA Intercontinental Tournament after beat China 14-2. Hannes Daube (Long Beach, CA/Orange Lutheran HS/Newport Beach) scored three goals to lead the offense with Drew Holland (Orinda, CA/Stanford/Lamorinda) and Alex Wolf(Huntington Beach, CA/UCLA/Bruin) combining for 11 saves in net. Team USA returns to action on Sunday in the gold medal match against Australia at 3:40am et/12:40am pt.  Live streaming is available by clicking here. For more information on the event, visit FINAAuckland2018.com. Watch a full recap of the USA-China game by clicking here.

Team USA took a 3-0 lead to start the match and went ahead 8-1 at halftime. They secured the victory in the third quarter outscoring China 4-0 to go ahead 12-1. Team USA tacked on two more goals in the final quarter for the 14-2 win. The United States went 5/9 on power plays and 1/1 on penalty shots with China going 0/6 on power plays and 0/1 on penalty shots.

Scoring
USA – 14 (3, 5, 4, 2)  H. Daube 3, M. Vavic 2, A. Bowen 2, M. Irving 2, J. Hooper 1, N. Carniglia 1, A. Roelse 1
CHN – 2 (0, 1, 0, 1)
Saves – USA – D. Holland 6, A. Wolf 5
6×5 – USA 5/9 – CHN 0/6
Penalties – USA – 1/1 CHN 0/1

USA Women 16 Japan 9
Auckland, New Zealand – April 6 – The USA Women’s National Team has advanced to the semifinals of the FINA Intercontinental Tournament following a 16-9 win over Japan. Jamie Neushul (Isla Vista, CA/Stanford/Santa Barbara 805) delivered a game high six goals in the win. Team USA now advances to meet Canada tonight at 11:00pm pt (2:00am et April 7). Live streaming is available by clicking here. For more information on the event, visit FINAAuckland2018.com. Watch a full recap of the USA-Japan game by clicking here.

Team USA opened up with a strong first quarter taking a 6-2 lead behind four goals from Jamie Neushul. They added six more in the second quarter to go ahead 12-4. Japan battled back in the third outscoring Team USA 4-1 to close the deficit to 13-8. The United States responded with three more goals in the fourth to take the match 16-9.

Scoring
USA 16 (6, 6, 1, 3) J. Neushul 6, S. Haralabidis 3, A. Williams 2, M. Seidemann 2, R. Fattal 1, B. Weber 1, R. Neushul 1
JPN 9 (2, 2, 4, 1)

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