How to Watch MIT vs. Harvard: Stream Men’s College Water Polo Live, TV Channel

NWPC play continues on Sunday with an east coast matchup between MIT and Harvard.

On Sunday evening, No. 10 Harvard will welcome MIT to Cambridge for a Northeast Water Polo Conference matchup. The Engineers have struggled this season and bring an overall record of 3-10 and a conference record of 0-4 into Sunday’s game. The team is now on a five game losing streak with the most recent being a 13-8 loss to No. 18 Brown on Saturday. The Bears raced out to a five-goal lead after the first quarter, but Adam Ivatorov scored back-to-back goals to make it a 5-2 game before Thomas Ewald added one more to bring the deficit to two. Rick Lundh scored twice for the Engineers and Avi Narula scored once in the second half before the final goal was scored by Kieran Kearns in the third to make it a 9-7 game in Brown’s favor. Four more goals in the fourth from the Bears sealed the deal and they added three points to their tally while the Engineers swam away empty-handed.

How to Watch MIT vs. Harvard in Men’s College Water Polo Today:

Date: Sunday, Oct. 13, 2024

Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV Channel: NESN

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The Crimson have had a stellar season so far and bring an overall record of 11-2 and a perfect conference record of 4-0 into Sunday’s contest. The team has won seven straight games with the most recent being a big 18-10 win over No. 18 Brown on Saturday evening. Earlier on Saturday, the team pulled off a huge sudden death win over conference-leading No. 7 Princeton with an 17-16 result. Dean Strauser and James Rozolis-Hill dominated the offense against the Tigers, combining for 12 goals while Jack Burghardt added a goal and two assists. Lukas Peabody was responsible foe a goal, as well, as the first-years were responsible for nine of the team’s 17 goals in the win. Tanner Furtak made eight saves in the cage including a late game stop that sent the Crimson the other way to score the game winner.

Harvard played MIT twice last season, winning both games by scores of 20-4 and 17-11.

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