| Box Score 3 | Box Score 4 SANTA CLARA, Calif. – After a stellar weekend at the Julian Fraser Memorial Tournament, Bodhi Bowden has set a new single-season goal scoring record for the Fresno Pacific men's water polo team.
 
In his first season with the Sunbirds, Bowden has racked up 85 goals in 20 matches played. He passes David Maes who scored 77 goals in 2016. Bowden and the Sunbirds still have three matches remaining before Western Water Polo Association Championships Nov. 19-21 in Davis, Calif.

"We knew Bodhi would be a strong addition to our program this season, but we never imagined he would have the impact he has. It's great to see him join the ranks of great players that have played here, such as Davis Maes, Zlatko Vlasic, Glen Lyon, and Evan Baird. He is a hard worker and a team player. He listens and is coachable, and gets along great with his teammates. We are blessed to have him in our program and excited for the success he has had this first season. It's exciting that he is a freshman who's a top scorer in the conference and still has seasons ahead of him. His future is bright. I know Bodhi still has a lot more he will accomplish while here at FPU." - head coach Bryan Suhovy. 
 
JULIAN FRASER MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT RECAP
 
#18 Harvard 23, Fresno Pacific 9
FROM THE GAME

• Bowden led the Sunbirds with three goals against Crimson
• Pietro Cattano and Thilo Popp score two goals each in the match.

Brown 17, Fresno Pacific 10
FROM THE GAME

• Popp was the leading scorer against the Bears, finding the back of the net three times.
• Clay Maroney was excellent in goal, making 11 saves throughout the match.

Fresno Pacific 15, Iona 14
FROM THE GAME

• Bowden scored a last-second game-winner against the Gael, giving the Sunbirds the victory.
• Bowden was unbelievable, scoring nine goals in 13 shot attempts.
• Maroney was also fantastic, making seven saves in the match.

#11 San Jose State 20, Fresno Pacific 5
FROM THE GAME

• The Sunbirds played their fifth match in four days against the Spartans.
• Bowden and Popp scored two goals each.
• Ethan McLaughlin made six saves against the Spartans.

QUOTABLE
"This weekend we were focused on growth mentally, and our team structure. We had a specific set of goals we kept coming back to. The guys accomplished what we set out to do. They were tough game against seasoned teams. We are leaving this tournament better than when we arrived. I'm happy with our overall performance and proud of the guys for the comeback win over Iona." – head coach Bryan Suhovy.
UP NEXT

• The Blue & Orange travel to La Jolla, Calif. to take on #9 UC San Diego on Friday, Oct. 29 at 6 p.m.   

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