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11/11/2017 Hosting the Liquid Four, the NEPSAC Water Polo Championship, Brunswick topped Exeter in the title match, 14-6 on Saturday inside the Mehra Natatorium. The NEPSAC crown is the fourth in a row for the Bruins (23-2). Andover beat Loomis Chaffee in the consolation game, 10-8, to take third place in the 2017 Liquid Four. In the championship match, Brunswick opened the first quarter with four goals and never looked back to claim the title. An opening backhanded goal by Kyle Yelensky started the run, as tourney MVP Thacher Scannell followed with a tally. The Bruins capped the quarter with two goals by Keegan Drew, including a tally set-up by a steal from Nico Apostolides. Brunswick goalie Christian Hartch made a pair of excellent saves in the final minute of the quarter to keep Exeter off the scoreboard. ..More Information | |||
7/31/2017 Brunswick graduate Charlie Pang '17 was selected as a third-team All-American in water polo by NISCA/Speedo. The Bruins goalie, who is headed to Brown University in September, helped Brunswick win its third straight NEPSAC title this past fall. The Bruins, keyed by the stellar goaltending of Pang, finished last season’s campaign with a program-best 21-1 record. ..More Information | |||
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11/12/2016 Brunswick won its third straight New England Championship on Saturday at Hotchkiss, topping Phillips Exeter in the title game, 13-4. The top-seeded Bruins (21-1) beat Choate, 15-4, earlier in the day in a semifinal match. All-Tournament honors went to Nico Apostolides and Will Marvin, while Thacher Scannell was the tourney MVP. ..More Information | |||
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From the Deerfield Academy website November 13, 2010 New England Champions Semifinals Suffield 8 Deerfield 12 Finals Choate 10 Deerfield 11 Junior Chris Miao scored twice in the last 35 seconds, netting the second goal with 4 seconds remaining, to lead Deerfield to the New England Championship on Saturday. For the third time in four years, Deerfield and Choate met in a thrilling final. Choate, which had upset Exeter in the other semifinal, started strongly and led 5-2 in the second quarter, but Deerfield kept its poise and started to apply more defensive pressure. With Campbell Johnson sometimes drawing three defensive players, we had to count on scoring from the perimeter, and Miao, Jack Vallar, and Jamie Pielock all made key shots. Vallar's goal finally tied the game late in the fourth quarter, setting up a tension-filled final two minutes in which three goals were scored. Juniors Chris Miao and Austin Bridges were named to the all-tournament team. Senior Richie Beaumont was named the all-tournament goalie, and Johnson garnered the MYP Award. ..More Information | |||