Men’s water polo falls just shy of winning in close game

Eagles mirror Golden Eagles in the middle two sets.
Junior utility Maxwell Osborn gets ready to launch the ball over his opponent.
Junior utility Maxwell Osborn gets ready to launch the ball over his opponent.
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Biola entered Wednesday’s match looking to build some momentum on the season. They came very close to doing just that, playing the Concordia Golden Eagles close to the very end. The score differential never reached more than three goals. Although it was close, Biola ultimately fell to the Golden Eagles with a final score of 10-8, dropping their season record to 10-16.

EAGLES IN IT TO THE END

The Golden Eagles started the game hot, jumping out to a 2-0 lead in the first quarter. Biola responded in the second quarter when junior Utility player Maxwell Osborn scored the game- tying goal.

Concordia regained the lead and extended it to a 6-3 advantage. Biola clawed their way back and cut the lead down to one, with Osborn making a big goal to close the third quarter. Throughout the 2nd and 3rd quarters, Biola and Concordia mirrored each other, both scoring two and four a piece in each quarter respectively. Concordia played stout defense in the final quarter, which proved to be the difference in the game.

Up next, Biola will face the Ottawa Spirit, on Friday, Oct. 28 at 9 a.m. Stats from the match can be found on the Biola Athletics website.

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Ryan Wingert is a senior political science major who loves sports, writing and being with friends. I was born in Sioux City, Iowa and lived there until I was five years old. Then in 2005, my dad’s job took my family out here to southern California. After I graduated high school in 2018, I went to community college. I then transferred here to Biola in the midst of the COVID pandemic in 2020.  I love sports, both playing and watching. Basketball, baseball and American football are my favorite sports. I am so excited to be with the Chimes where I get to watch Biola sporting events and write about them! My teams are the Cleveland Cavaliers, Denver Broncos, and the Anaheim Angels. They haven’t been great lately, but my love for the games have pushed me to continue watching them in their abysmal years!  Growing up, I have always loved writing. It was always my favorite part of school through primary school. My future is very unknown, but while I am looking into becoming a lawyer one day, becoming a writer would be an amazing job as well!
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Men’s water polo falls just shy of winning in close game