LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Men's water polo fed off their impressive win on Wednesday with a 3-1 finish at the Gary Troyer tournament over the weekend.
 

Game 1 vs. Connecticut College – W, 25-5

 
After a Camel goal to open the game, it was all Tigers for the final 31 minutes. Aiden Cawley scored five goals, and a trio of Tigers pulled off hat tricks. Lucas Washburn spread the ball around the pool with four assists.
 
While the Tigers led for much of the match, it was a 9-1 fourth quarter advantage that turned this one into a blowout.
 
The Tigers played all four goalies, and Jack Schroeder did it again with a full-pool buzzer beater goal. He added six saves, and no goals allowed.
 

Game 2 vs. Penn St. Behrend – W, 20-7

 
An 11-1 run to open the game was the dagger in this one. Jacob Carlson led the Tigers with four scores, but seven Tigers had more than one goal.
 
Atticus Wahab-Holles had an impressive defensive showing, picking up five steals. As a team, Oxy picked up 20 steals.
 

Game 3 vs. UC Merced – W, 15-8

 
This one a tougher test for the Tigers as their lead dwindled to three late in the third, but a Miller fueled 5-1 run – two goals from Tate Miller and another from Danny Miller – ended the game with a convincing 7-point win.
 
Travis Hughes led all scorers with four goals. James Derrod and Schroeder split the game in goal, both allowed four goals.
 

Game 4 vs. LMU – L, 16-8

 
The lone loss of the tournament for the Tigers came at the hands of Division I LMU. The Tigers have still yet to drop a match to a non-DI opponent.
 
In the final game of the weekend, it was all Lions for the first 12 minutes as LMU took an 11-0 lead. Oxy battled back, however, to end the game on an 8-5 run.
 
Zane Derrod and Carlson each picked up a pair of goals and were the only Tigers with more than one score.
 
Men's water polo is back in action on Wednesday, October 9 to take on No. 2 Pomona-Pitzer. The Tigers also await the CWPA rankings to see how their win over CMS will shake up the top-10.