2021 Northeast Water Polo Conference Schedule
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Northeast Water Polo Conference Championship Schedule
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| 2021 Northeast Water Polo Conference Championship | |
| All-Tournament Team | |
| Most Valuable Player: | Keller Maloney (Princeton University) |
| Rookie of the Tournament: | Roko Pozaric (Princeton University) |
| Coach of the Tournament: | Dusty Litvak (Princeton University) |
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| First Team | Â |
| Antonio Knez (Goalie) | Princeton University |
| Vladan Mitrovic | Princeton University |
| Keller Maloney | Princeton University |
| Adonis Vlasis | St. Francis College Brooklyn |
| Aleksa Sisakovic | St. Francis College Brooklyn |
| Michael Sonsini | Harvard University |
| Cole Atwell | Brown University |
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| Second Team | Â |
| Djordje Stoiljkovic (Goalie) | St. Francis College Brooklyn |
| Connor Enright | Brown University |
| Lucas Verrilli | Connecticut College |
| Kaleb Archer | Harvard University |
| Lukas Vlasic | Iona College |
| Kyle Sandell | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| Mitchell Cooper | Princeton University |
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2021 NWPC Men Standings
wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Points Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings)
*Princeton University claims the No. 1 seed due to goal differential in games versus Harvard University. The Crimson won 10-8 on October 2, but the Tigers claimed a 12-9 win on October 30 to hold a +1 goal differential in head-to-head matchups; ! Connecticut College claims the No. 7 seed for the championship based on an agreement to not compete in a full Northeast Water Polo Conference (NWPC) schedule; ^St. Francis College Brooklyn claims the No. 3 seed due to record as the Terriers and Brown University competed once the Terriers held a better record overall; %Iona College claims the No. 5 seed due to goal differential versus all opponents seeded higher. Since Iona and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) split their season series (13-12 W by MIT on October 2 vs. Iona; 15-14 OT W by Iona vs. MIT on October 31), the differential of Iona and MIT’s games versus Princeton, Harvard, St. Francis Brooklyn and Brown are used to break the tie. As both teams went 0-8 against their four seeding opponents, Iona claims the No. 5 seed with a -65 differential (147 goals against, 82 goals for) versus MIT’s -72 (138 goals against, 66 goals for).
