Bucknell’s Ally Furano Leads Week 3 Scorers with Record 8 Goals vs. Marist

Bucknell’s Ally Furano had a big weekend, turning in the top scoring performance of Week 3 of the women’s collegiate water polo season, while leading the Bison to a 4-0 mark to open the season at the Bruno Classic in Providence, Rhode Island.

Furano dropped a school game-record eight goals in a 16-12 win over Marist on Saturday and followed that by putting in six in a 16-10 win over Siena on Sunday. Her eight goal tally surpassed the previous record of seven, owned by five individuals including her younger sister Paige (last vs. Harvard in 2019). Furano’s weekend also included four scores in a 13-8 win over Austin College and a hat trick in a 7-5 victory over Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. The weekend haul moved Furano into Bucknell’s career top 10 in goals scored (259).

Austin College’s Lexi Wong and UC Davis’ Noelle Wijnbelt logged seven goal efforts to follow Furano. Wong turned in seven goal in the Roos’ 16-13 loss to Siena on Saturday, while Wijnbelt racked up seven in a  13-11 loss to #7 Cal on Sunday.

Seven players added six-score performances. Week 3 also included 11 five-score efforts, three by George Washington’s Alana Ponce, and 48 four-goal outings. Eighty-one hat tricks also highlighted the weekend’s box scores.

Collegiate Women’s Water Polo Week 3 Top Individual Scoring Efforts

Goals Player, School Matchup/Date
8 Ally Furano, Bucknell Marist, 2/1
7 Lexi Wong, Austin College Siena, 2/1
7 Noelle Wijnbelt, UC Davis Cal, 2/1
6 Szonja Kuna, Hawaii Cal State East Bay, 1/31
6 Sofia Diaz Alvarez, Wagner Brown, 2/2
6 Emily Westlove, McKendree Wittenberg, 2/1
6 Taylor Halbauer, Saint Francis (Pa.) Siena, 2/1
6 Mireia Guiral, USC Loyola Marymount, 2/1
6 Margherita Garibbo, Salem La Salle, 2/2
6 Ally Furano, Bucknell Siena, 2/2
5 Alana Ponce, George Washington La Salle, 2/1
5 Sarah Defusco, La Salle George Washington, 2/1
5 Alana Ponce, George Washington Villanova, 2/1
5 Auriel Bill, Cal State East Bay Princeton, 2/1
5 Madison Martinez, La Salle St. Francis Brooklyn, 2/1
5 Lalelei Mata’afa, Hawaii Azusa Pacific, 2/1
5 Kali Hyham, Bucknell Marist, 2/1
5 Viktoria Orlova, Marist Bucknell, 2/1
5 Toni Shackelford, UC Irvine Fresno State, 2/1
5 Brianna Mullalley, McKendree Lindenwood, 2/2
5 Alana Ponce, George Washington St. Francis Brooklyn, 2/2
4 Lili Urvari, San Jose State UCLA, 1/31
4 Abbi Hill, UCLA San Jose State, 1/31
4 Amira Van Buren, Arizona State Azusa Pacific, 1/31
4 Lalelei Mata’afa, Hawaii Cal State East Bay, 1/31
4 Katie Klein, Brown Austin College, 1/31
4 Lily Weiser, Brown Siena, 1/31
4 Jessica Dean, LIU Brooklyn Brown, 2/1
4 Claire Pisani, Brown Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, 2/1
4 Savannah Phillips, Wittenberg McKendree, 2/1
4 Brianna Mullalley, McKendree Wittenberg, 2/1
4 Jassmine Kezman, La Verne Fresno Pacific, 2/1
4 Sam Witt, Fresno Pacific La Verne, 2/1
4 Annefleur ten Bloemendal, Salem Villanova, 2/1
4 Courtney O’Shaughnessy, Salem Villanova, 2/1
4 Malia Josephson, Wagner Brown, 2/2
4 Alba Bonamusa Boix, Hawaii Arizona State, 2/1
4 Bernadette Doyle, Hawaii Arizona State, 2/1
4 Annika Erickson, Sonoma State Azusa Pacific, 2/1
4 Sofia Diaz Alvarez, Wagner Saint Francis (Pa.), 2/1
4 Abby Simshauser, Wagner Saint Francis (Pa.), 2/1
4 Diana Fernandez, Siena Austin College, 2/1
4 Mathilde Robordy, Harvard Whittier, 2/1
4 Borden Wahl, Harvard Whittier, 2/1
4 Diana Fernandez, Siena Saint Francis (Pa.), 2/1
4 Alejandra Aranguren, LIU Brooklyn Whittier, 2/1
4 Malia Josephson, Wagner Harvard, 2/1
4 Abby Simshauser, Wagner Harvard, 2/1
4 Ally Furano, Bucknell Austin College, 2/1
4 Brooke Le, Austin College Bucknell, 2/1
4 Orsi Hertzka, Long Beach State Loyola Marymount, 2/1
4 Tara Prentice, UC Irvine San Jose State, 2/1
4 Emily Nicholson, Fresno State UCLA, 2/1
4 Elena Flynn, UC Irvine Fresno State, 2/1
4 Sawyer Bellville, Whittier Saint Francis (Pa.), 2/2
4 Taylor Halbauer, Saint Francis (Pa.) LIU Brookyln, 2/2
4 Diana Fernandez, Siena Bucknell, 2/2
4 Emily Ritner, Michigan Cal, 2/2
4 Maddie O’Reilly, Michigan Cal, 2/2
4 Madison Stamen, Stanford Michigan, 2/2
4 Caitlin Mary Parker Allen, Cal UC Davis, 2/2
4 Annefleur ten Bloemendal, Salem George Washington, 2/2
4 Alana Ponce, George Washington Salem, 2/2
4 Karle Linden, La Salle Salem, 2/2
4 Borbala Kekesi, Arizona State Sonoma State, 2/2
4 Meghan Beaudet, Arizona State Sonoma State, 2/2
4 Lalelei Mata’afa, Hawaii Princeton, 2/2
4 Sarah Klass, Stanford Cal, 2/2
4 Bernadette Doyle, Hawaii Ottawa (Ariz.), 2/2

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