Aliso Niguel girls water polo is entering the season with a new coach, tougher training and a higher level of competition. Head coach Devon Coppus, a former college player with coaching experience at Power Aquatics, aims to develop players across the freshman, JV and varsity teams. Players say the demanding practices are building their skills and strengthening team chemistry.

By the Numbers
  • Coppus played four years at Biola University.
  • The team completed two weeks of morning practices.
  • The program includes freshman, JV and varsity teams.
Yes, But

The intensified schedule is demanding, and the team’s move up divisions brings tougher competition. Players and coaches see the challenge as a chance to grow and prepare.

What’s Next

As preseason training wraps up, the team will test its progress in the season ahead. Coppus hopes competitive practices and matches will push players to keep improving.

Bottom Line

Aliso Niguel is counting on stronger skills and closer teamwork to meet the demands of a tougher season.