The boys' water polo team is gearing up for a high-stakes fall season, aiming to build on a previous year that saw them finish 12-16 overall but undefeated in league play. After winning the Mission League and reaching the CIF Division 1 semifinals, players like Sam Glucksman and Harry Siafaris are vocal about their championship ambitions. Training is focused on strength and team bonding, with the squad coming off a successful summer tournament where they placed second. The season kicks off on August 25 against St. Francis High School, with the team vying for a CIF title.

By the Numbers
  • Last season's record: 12 wins, 16 losses.
  • Mission League record: 4-0 (undefeated).
  • Second-place finish at the Newport Summer Invite.
  • Key victory over JSerra Catholic High School: 14-13.
State of Play
  • The team is focused on training and building strength together.
  • New strategies are being developed to maintain intensity throughout games.
  • Key players include center Harry Siafaris and defender Sam Glucksman, both emphasizing teamwork.
What's Next

The team is set to compete in its first game of the season against St. Francis High School on August 25. Continued emphasis on preparation and unity will be vital as they aim for the CIF title in the open division.

Bottom Line

The water polo team is driven by high aspirations, seeking a CIF championship this season. Unity, strength training, and a proactive mentality are essential strategies as they embark on this competitive journey.