BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Maryland water polo team suffered its second straight heart-breaking one-goal loss as 12th-ranked Indiana, playing in its home pool, downed the 10th-ranked Terps, 7-6, Sunday morning in the third-place game in the CWPA Western Division tournament.

Shae Fournier had a game-high four goals for the second-seeded Hoosiers (26-8) who scored two fourth-period goals to erase a Maryland lead.

The top-seeded Terps (17-6), who lost to No. 4 seed and 19th-ranked Hartwick in Saturday's second round, had won six in a row entering the two-day, seven-team event.

Nicole Tobin had three goals to pace Maryland's offensive attack. Her goal at 2:20 of the third tied the game at 4-all. Danielle Robinson's goal gave the Terps a 5-4 edge later in the period and Molly Ruth's strike near the end of the period sent Maryland into the final eight minutes with a 6-5 lead.

"We didn't do a real good job on the power play and they were able to convert at a higher percentage," Maryland head coach Carl Salyer said.

Robinson had a team-high three steals. Leading scorer Allison Campbell had two steals, but was held to one goal.

The game was tied five times and Indiana held the only two-goal lead when the Hoosiers went ahead 4-2 in the second.

"Either game could have gone the other way this weekend," Salyer said. "Now we have to get prepared for Easterns."

Third-seeded Michigan held off Hartwick, 7-6, in Sunday afternoon's championship game.

All seven teams from the CWPA Western Division will join the six Southern Division squads in the CWPA Eastern Championship later this month (April 27-29 in Providence, R.I.). The first-place team in that tournament receives an automatic big to the eight-team NCAA field.

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CWPA Western Division Championship Results - Day Two

No. 12 Indiana 7, No.10 Maryland 6

			1st	2nd	3rd	4th	F
Maryland (17-6)		2	1	3	0	6
Indiana (26-8)		3	1	1	2	7