The Bulldog women’s water polo team hosted the second Redlands Mini-Tournament on Saturday, facing off against Colorado State University and Concordia University – Irvine.  The Bulldogs split results on the day, falling short against Colorado State, 8-12, and then bouncing back with a solid 10-6 victory over Concordia.

In the opener, Redlands looked to the scoring power of junior 2m-offensive player Sam Greenawalt (Riverside, CA) to lead the charge with six goals.  Junior 2m-defender Jen Caron (San Dimas, CA) added two while junior goalkeeper Lauren Ellsworth (Napa, CA) made 10 stops between the pipes.

During the afternoon match, the Bulldogs captured a 10-6 victory over Concordia with a well-rounded scoring effort.  Senior 2m-defender Molly Todd (Sacramento, CA) earned a hat trick while Greenawalt and senior driver Alana Martinez (Riverside, CA) scored two goals apiece.  Rounding out the Bulldogs’ offense, Caron and junior driver Claire Quinn (Fresno, CA) provided one each.  Ellsworth earned six saves for Redlands.

In other action at the tournament, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges defeated Concordia, 9-7, and then came up short against Colorado State University, 7-9.

The Bulldogs (4-14) welcome Harvard University (MA) to the Thompson Aquatic Center on Thursday for a 7 p.m. match.