USA AnnualReport 2008 USA Water Polo AnnualReport 2008

Letter from The Chairman 2008: A year of dramatic change in the growth of our sport. We have planned and achievement while laying the for a number of new initiatives to increase opportunities for our members to compete groundwork for the years ahead and develop their skills. With our members, donors and sponsors continued support, your We entered 2008 with ambitious plans and board and your staff will continue to work high hopes but with a number of significant diligently to create a great water polo experi- challenges awaiting us. ence for all.

We had many new staff members on board I want to thank two of our Board of Direc- led by our new CEO, Christopher Ramsey. tors who have retired from service this year, We had ambitious goals to generate new Rachel Scott Ruano, and Brad Bowlus. Both and increased sources of revenue to put us Rachel and Brad have made major contribu- on firm financial footing, to pay for a number tions as leaders of our sport. We are pleased of new initiatives for our members, and to to welcome two new members who have insure that our senior national teams would replaced them, Ellen Estes Lee and Robert have sufficient training and support to pre- Sternfels. pare them for success at the Beijing Olym- pics. We enter 2009 in sound financial shape, with a strengthened program for our members, Our staff, with generous support from nearly Olympic medal winning men’s and women’s 1000 donors, and great leadership from teams, and an experienced, high quality staff. our senior coaches and Board of Directors, We know this will be a challenging year for all smashed all previous records for sponsorship of us, and I hope that water polo will provide and fundraising. a source of health, fun, friendship and per- sonal development for all of you during the This increased revenue allowed us to invest year ahead. in an expanded Junior Olympic program for our members and to support our Olympic Thank you teams and coaches at a level that created the foundation for their great success in Beijing. Michael Graff Mission Statement Never before had any country earned silver Chairman, USA Water Polo medals for both their women’s and men’s wa- USA Water Polo, Inc. is a non-profit corporation Mission Statement: ter polo teams in the same Olympic games. organized for the purpose to serve as the national The Mission of USA Water Polo shall be to grow We are all proud of the fantastic achievement governing body for the sport of water polo in the the sport of water polo throughout the United of our players, their coaches and their staff. United States under the auspices of the United States and win medals in Olympic, World This past fall we focused on our next steps States Olympic Committee (USOC). Championship, and Pan American Games.

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2008 U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM FOR MEN’S WATER POLO Name Position Hgt Wt. Hometown College *# © Driver 6-1 195 Long Beach, CA Stanford ‘03 2008 Board *# 2-Meter 6-6 245 Long Beach, CA Stanford ‘04 Layne Beaubien # 2-Meter D 6-6 220 Coronado, CA Stanford ‘98 Brandon Brooks # Goalie 6-6 240 Honolulu, HI UCLA ‘02 of Directors Tim Hutten 2-Meter D 6-5 215 Seal Beach, CA UC-Irvine ‘08 Peter Hudnut 2-Meter D 6-5 220 Encino, CA Stanford ‘03 Bradford Bowlus JW Krumpholz 2-Meter 6-3 205 Santa Ana, CA USC ‘10 Michael Graff Rick Merlo 2-Meter D 6-3 220 Fresno, CA UC-Irvine ‘05 Merrill Moses Goalie 6-3 215 Palos Verdes, CA Pepperdine ‘00 Chairman Jeff Powers # 2MD/2M/U 6-7 230 San Luis Obispo, CA UC-Irvine ‘03 Jesse Smith # Utility 6-4 240 Coronado, CA Pepperdine ‘05 Lynn Kachmarik Peter Varellas Driver (L) 6-3 192 Moraga, CA Stanford ‘06 Adam Wright # Driver 6-3 195 Seal Beach, CA UCLA ‘01 Alternates: Brian Alexander 2-Meter D 6-3 220 Santa Ana, CA UC-Santa Barbara ‘05 Athlete Representative John Mann 2-Meter 6-5 240 Newport Beach, CA UC-Berkeley ‘07 Rachel Ruano © - Captain * - 2000 Olympian (Sydney, Coaches: Head Coach: Terry Schroeder Athlete Representative Australia) 6th Place Finish Asst. Coach: # - 2004 Olympian (Athens, Greece) Asst. Coach: Ryan Brown Edward Reynolds 7th Place Finish Team Leader: Rick McKee Trainer: Kenny Schroeder William Smith Secretary

2008 U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM FOR WOMEN’S WATER POLO Name Position Hgt Hometown College Betsey Armstrong Goalkeeper 6’1” Ann Arbor, MI Michigan ‘05 Attacker 5’6” Commerce, CA USC ‘08 Center 5’11” Santa Barbara, CA USC ‘09 # Defender 5’11” Fullerton, CA UCLA ‘06 Defender 5’10” Ann Arbor, MI Stanford ‘07 Attacker 5’7” Santa Ana, CA USC ‘07 Jaime Hipp (Komer) Goalkeeper 6’0” Fresno, CA UCLA ‘03 Moriah van Norman Center 5’10” San Diego, CA USC ‘06 *# Attacker 5’11” Orinda, CA UC-Berkeley ‘02 Defender 6’0” Danville, CA Stanford ‘09 *# © Attacker 5’4” Commerce, CA Stanford ‘03 All-Around 6’3” Long Beach, CA USC ‘06 Defender 5’10” Portland, OR UC-Berkeley ‘07 Alternates: Erika Figge Attacker 5’10” Rancho Santa Margarita, CA USC ‘09 © - Captain * - 2000 Olympian (Sydney, Coaches: Head Coach: Australia) 2nd Place Finish Asst. Coach: Kyle Kopp # - 2004 Olympian (Athens, Greece) Asst. Coach: Heather Moody 3rd Place Finish Team Leader: Bernice Orwig Trainer: Karen Bloch

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STRENGTHENING OUR FINANCIAL CONDITION POSITIVE FINANCIAL RESULTS addition, we strengthened our financial controls INCREASING REVENUE THROUGH Warburg-Pincus. A complete list of philanthropic and implemented a number of recommendations contributors to USA Water Polo is included in AND STRENGTHENED CONTROLS by the US Olympic Committee Audit Division. PHILANTHROPY AND SPONSORSHIP this report, and we are deeply thankful to all who To help achieve these results, we boosted our Thanks to the support of nearly one thousand placed their confidence in our efforts. USA Water Polo’s overall financial result for the membership prices modestly. We also issued contributors, USA Water Polo’s Annual Fund Long-term sponsors Speedo, Mikasa, Colorado year showed a surplus of $298,066 with no new new guidelines for zone governance and manage- raised more than $400,000 dollars in 2008. Led Timing Systems, S&R Sport and 24-Hour Fit- deficits. We reduced our accounts payable from ment to put our regional volunteer efforts on a by Co-Chairmen Brad Bowlus and Mike Graff, the ness were joined in 2008 by three new partners: $514,706 to $143,085 and reduced our overall ac- break-even basis. program provided critical dollars for general opera- Albertsons Supermarkets, Hylands Homeopathic cumulated deficit by 41 percent to $430,285. In tions, as well as substantial restricted funds for Remedies and Jolt Chewing Gum. Together, our men’s national team. Along with Bowlus and these companies provided significant revenue Graff, a special thank you for leadership gifts goes and other support to our programs, helping us to to William and Janet Cronk, Donald G. Fisher, The achieve our competitive goals. Hellman Family, Warner Pacific Insurance and

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ACHIEVING COMPETITIVE EXCELLENCE components, along with additional guidelines for are recruited, trained, and developed. The online ON THE WORLD STAGE different levels of certification that referees may implementation of this system was the brainchild earn in the future. of Dr. Loren Bertocci, USAWP Technical Commit- Beginning in 2009, the curriculum will be tee member, former FINA Referee and past Chair- UNPRECEDENTED OLYMPIC AND FINA Tony Azevedo and Merrill Moses Named To Olym- required for all USAWP referees, helping to man of the National Referee Committee. WORLD LEAGUE PERFORMANCE pic All-Star Team modernize how referees within the United States Azevedo was fourth leading scorer of the Games The 2008 year will be forever remembered for with 17 goals Team USA’s four silver medals earned in interna- tional competition, including two at the Olympics. Prior to the summer Olympic Games in Beijing, no nation had ever won silver medals or better in CREATION OF OLYMPIC both men’s and women’s water polo in the same DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Olympics. With silver medal performances by On the heels of leading the USA Women’s Olym- both our men’s and women’s teams, we estab- pic Water Polo team to its second silver medal lished a new level of achievement in international performance and third consecutive Olympic med- water polo. al, Coach Guy Baker moved from the pool deck to Our teams had many heroes, including captains the national office to become Director of Olympic Brenda Villa and Tony Azevedo. Our women were Development. In this role, he shifted his attention led by one of the most senior coaches in the to building a stronger program of development for Olympics, Guy Baker. Our men were directed athletes, coaches and referees to serve both the by one of America’s greatest players entering his men’s and women’s national team programs. first Olympics as a coach, Terry Schroeder. The The Olympic Development Program, which success of both groups shared a common com- launched in January, 2009, will select more than mitment to team defense, and a potent blend of 1000 athletes to train our national team pipeline. youth and experience. It is worth noting that this program not only trains athletes, but also coaches and referees. Coaches Women’s Results receive detailed and specific guidance on total vs China W, 12-11 hours of training, methodology and systems. vs Italy T, 9-9 Scholarships are available for talented athletes vs Russia W, 12-7 without the means to participate, and regional vs Australia W, 9-8 (semi-final) training centers are being established across the vs Netherlands L, 9-8 (final) country to insure that the program is available to all who demonstrate national potential. Jessica Steffens Named To Olympic All-Star Team Natalie Golda led the team in scoring with 9 goals UNIFORM TRAINING FOR REFEREES Under the leadership of National Referee Com- Men’s Results mittee Chair Jim Cullingham, a state-of-the-art vs China W, 8-4 system of online referee education, training, and vs Italy W, 12-11 certification was offered to USA Water Polo mem- vs Serbia L, 4-2 bers through a cooperative partnership with Wa- vs Croatia W, 7-5 ter Polo Academy. Devised in consultation with vs Germany W, 8-7 the NRC and USAWP’s Technical Committee, the vs Serbia W, 10-5 (semi-final) new system standardizes the way referees are vs Hungary L, 14-10 (final) trained, evaluated, and certified. The curriculum emphasizes both “instructional” and “practical”

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BUILDING A STRONGER BASE FOR GROWTH EXPANDED AND CHARACTER IMPROVED S&R BUILDING SPORT JUNIOR PARTNER- OLYMPICS SHIP Through the efforts of a The Positive special task force, the S & Coaching Alliance R Sport Junior Olympics workshops were was completely overhauled. part of a broader effort Already the largest annual this year to integrate their water polo tournament in program and expertise with the world, the new and im- that of our own clubs. Our proved version was held in goal was simple: build a Irvine . It featured more positive sport culture more teams playing more in water polo. This pro- games than ever before, as gram is filled with powerful well as a new JO Expo. coaching tools that reflect The Expo provided op- “best practices” of elite portunities for parents and coaches from all sports coaches alike to learn more coupled with the latest about the game, along with research in sport psychol- a pre-tournament chance ogy. The PCA partnership to meet with other ath- included guidelines for letes and coaches. Positive parents as well as coaches, Coaching Alliance work- and emphasized mutual shops were available for respect and constructive parents while an NCAA- partnership. Phil Jackson of approved athlete meet and the Lakers is a greet was given for college leader in this movement, as coaches to connect with ris- is Stanford Women’s Water ing seniors from all over the Polo coach John Tanner. country. Later those same PCA’s motto is: “Transform- coaches were on hand ing youth sports so sports to watch the competition can transform youth.” poolside.

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RENOVATION OF OUR USA WATER POLO, INC. VIRTUAL HEADQUARTERS A new USAWP website was introduced Financial Statements in August with enlarged capacity, better For the Year Ended December 31, 20 08 navigation and a more aesthetically ap- pealing design. Website tools provided by Clubspaces were also made available to all USAWP clubs at no cost. The new website makes it easier to find informa- tion and allows online registration for US Leagues and other events and tourna- ments. It also adds new sections for “Rules and Ethics,” “Resources,” “Inside USA Water Polo” and the new “Olympic Development Program.” Along with changes to our website, we continued to refine our member publica- tion, “Skip Shot.” Through a partnership INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT with the national advertising firm, Kinetic, we were able to advertise water polo as the “toughest sport in the water” here Board of Directors ance about whether the financial statements are in the United States while the Olympics USA Water Polo, Inc. free of material misstatement. An audit includes were going on in China, helping to raise Huntington Beach, California examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the our sport’s profile to the tune of 2 billion impressions. amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. We have audited the accompanying statement of An audit also includes assessing the accounting STRATEGIC PLAN financial position of USA Water Polo, Inc., (a non- principles used and significant estimates made by TO GROW OUR SPORT profit corporation) as of December 31, 2008, and management, as well as evaluating the overall finan- Membership in USA Water Polo grew 7 the related statements of activities and changes in cial statement presentation. We believe that our percent in 2008, totaling more than 35,000 net assets, and cash flows for the year then ended. athletes, coaches and officials served by audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion. These financial statements are the responsibility of more than 500 clubs nationwide. One major initiative for the 2008 was the Corporation’s management. Our responsibility is In our opinion, the financial statements referred to the formulation of a strategic growth plan to express an opinion on these financial statements above present fairly, in all material respects, the for water polo. Assisted by the outstand- based on our audit. The prior year summarized ing support of McKinsey & Company, financial position of USA Water Polo, Inc. as of De- implementation of the plan will begin in comparative information has been derived from the cember 31, 2008, and the changes in its net assets 2009 via a series of pilot programs. Key Corporation’s December 31, 2007 financial state- and its cash flows for the year then ended, in confor- themes of the strategic initiative revolve ments and, in our report dated March 10, 2008 we around making water polo more acces- mity with accounting principles generally accepted sible to the very young through simple, expressed an unqualified opinion on those financial in the United States of America. fun versions of the game, as well as statements. providing drop-in masters opportunities for potential weekend warriors. The plan We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing Waugh & Goodwin, LLP also calls for more investment in our March 6, 2009 clubs, better recognition of member and standards generally accepted in the United States club achievements and mechanisms to of America. Those standards require that we plan improve communication with our mem- and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assur- bership, alumni and parents.

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USA WATER POLO, INC. USA WATER POLO, INC. Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets December 31, 20 08 For the Year Ended December 31, 20 08 (With Comparative Amounts for 20 07) (With Comparative Totals for 20 07) ASSETS Temporarily 2008 2007 Unrestricted Restricted Totals Totals 2008 2007 CURRENT ASSETS: SUPPORT AND REVENUE: Cash and cash equivalents $ 206,018 $ 77,594 Membership registrations $1,944,892 $ $1,944,892 $1,867,107 Accounts receivable 75,826 108,827 Junior World Championships 693,835 Contribution receivable 50,000 USOC grants (Note B) 654,421 654,421 518,570 Inventory 13,878 17,833 Event income 547,588 547,588 468,295 Prepaid expense 26,835 32,287 Junior/youth fundraising 547,403 547,403 426,487 Corporate sponsorship 470,210 470,210 214,864 Total current assets 322,557 286,541 Contributions (Note D) 447,049 447,049 138,375 USWPF grants (Note C) 122,000 122,000 120,000 NOTE RECEIVABLE (Note K) 100,000 100,000 USOC joint marketing agreement 97,000 97,000 97,000 Merchandise sales and royalties 90,378 3,122 93,500 86,397 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT, at cost: Cost of merchandise sold (29,056) (29,056) (30,753) Weight training building 99,932 99,932 National development 37,214 37,214 38,905 National training center equipment 82,040 82,040 USOC value-in-kind support 41,589 41,589 29,955 Training equipment 102,874 99,818 Magazine 12,511 12,511 21,125 Office equipment 61,778 51,739 Sanction fees 10,855 10,855 7,410 Other income 27,706 27,706 7,393 346,624 333,529 Interest 451 451 4,372 Less accumulated depreciation (221,031) (180,847) Gain(loss) on disposal of assets (509) (509) 174 Net assets released from restrictions 3,000 (3,000) Property and equipment - net 125,593 152,682 Total support and revenue 5,024,702 122 5,024,824 4,709,511 TOTAL ASSETS $ 548,150 $ 539,223 EXPENSES: Program services: LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Women’s international 1,459,836 1,459,836 1,175,844 Men’s international 1,121,451 1,121,451 855,249 CURRENT LIABILITIES: Membership services 841,018 841,018 710,146 Accounts payable $ 143,085 $ 514,706 Other programs 511,766 511,766 442,178 Accrued liabilities 113,482 28,562 Junior World Championships 924,606 Funds held in trust (Note J) 14,275 14,248 Payable to Foundation 30,000 Total program services 3,934,071 3,934,071 4,108,023 Current portion of deferred revenue (Note E) 525,968 497,705 Supporting services: General and administrative 540,399 540,399 614,175 Total current liabilities 796,810 1,085,221 Fundraising and sponsor development 240,345 240,345 64,701 DEFERRED REVENUE (Note E) 81,625 82,353 Board of directors 11,943 11,943 14,273

NOTE PAYABLE (Note K) 100,000 100,000 Total supporting services 792,687 792,687 693,149

Total liabilities 978,435 1,267,574 Total expenses 4,726,758 4,726,758 4,801,172

NET ASSETS (DEFICIT): CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 297,944 122 298,066 (91,661) Unrestricted (482,523) (781,466) Unrestricted - Board designated (Note L) 20,495 21,494 NET ASSETS (DEFICIT), Temporarily restricted (Note M) 31,743 31,621 beginning of year (759,972) 31,621 (728,351) (636,690)

Total net assets (deficit) (430,285) (728,351) NET ASSETS (DEFICIT), end of year $(462,028) $31,743 $(430,285) $(728,351) TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 548,150 $ 539,223

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USA WATER POLO, INC. USA WATER POLO, INC. Statement of Cash Flows Notes to Financial Statements For the Year Ended December 31, 20 08 (With Comparative Amounts for 20 07) For the Year Ended December 31, 20 08

2008 2007 Contributions CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES: A. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT Gifts of cash and other assets are reported as restricted support Change in net assets $ 298,066 $ (91,661) ACCOUNTING POLICIES if they are received with donor stipulations that limit the use Organization Adjustments to reconcile changes in net of donated assets. When a restriction expires, that is, when USA Water Polo, Inc. (the Corporation), is the national governing assets to net cash provided by a stipulated time restriction ends or a purpose restriction is body for water polo, making it responsible for the conduct and operating activities: accomplished, temporarily restricted net assets are reclassified administration of the sport in the United States. Depreciation and amortization 40,243 36,307 to unrestricted net assets and reported in the statement of (Gain)loss on disposal of equipment 509 (174) activities as net assets released from restrictions. Changes in assets and liabilities: Income Taxes Changes in accounts receivable 33,001 (204,036) The Corporation is an organization which is exempt from federal Functional Allocation of Expenses income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code Changes in contribution receivable 50,000 Certain costs and expenses are allocated among the various of 1986. The Corporation qualifies for charitable contribution Changes in inventory 3,955 5,587 programs and supporting service expenses based on salary deductions and is not a private foundation. Income from certain Changes in prepaid expenses 5,452 15,128 and related expenses. For the years ended December 31, activities not directly related to the Corporation’s tax-exempt Changes in accounts payable (371,621) 187,499 2008 and 2007, the Corporation’s supporting service expenses purpose is subject to taxation as unrelated business income. Changes in accrued liabilities 84,920 15,391 amounted to 15.77% and 14.72%, respectively, of total support and revenue. Changes in funds held in trust 27 (16,098) Cash and Cash Equivalents Changes in payable to the Foundation (30,000) Cash and cash equivalents consist of the Corporation’s checking Use of Estimates in Preparation of Financial Statements Changes in deferred revenue 27,535 103,969 accounts and money market accounts. The preparation of financial statements in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States Total adjustments (155,979) 143,573 Accounts Receivable of America requires management to make estimates and Accounts receivable past due 30-45 days are considered assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and Net cash provided by delinquent. Delinquent receivables are determined to be liabilities, the disclosure of contingent liabilities, and the operating activities 142,087 51,912 uncollectible on a case by case basis and are written off to bad reported amounts of revenues and expenses. Actual results debt expense at such point of determination. The corporation could differ from those estimates. CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES: considers accounts receivable to be fully collectible; accordingly, Purchase of equipment (13,095) (51,280) no allowance for doubtful accounts is required. Prior-Year Comparisons Disposal of equipment (568) 800 The financial statements include certain prior-year summarized Inventory comparative information in total but not by net asset or Inventory is stated at the lower of cost or market. Cost is Net cash used by functional expense class. Such information does not include determined by the first-in, first-out method. investing activities (13,663) (50,480) sufficient detail to constitute a presentation in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States Property and Equipment NET INCREASE IN CASH 128,424 1,432 of America. Accordingly, such information should be read in Property and equipment consists of a weight training building, conjunction with the Corporation’s financial statements for the training equipment, and office equipment used in the operations CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS, year ended December 31, 2007, from which the summarized of the Corporation. Property and equipment is recorded at cost information was derived. beginning of year 77,594 76,162 or, if donated, at the estimated fair market value at the date of donation. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS, B. UNITED STATES OLYMPIC end of year $206,018 $77,594 Depreciation is recorded using the straight-line method over an estimated life of thirty years for the weight training building COMMITTEE and five years for training and office equipment. Depreciation The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) provides grants expense for the years ended December 31, 2008 and 2007 was to the Corporation for sports development, international $40,243 and $36,307 respectively. competition, and team preparation. Support provided during the years ended December 31, 2008 and 2007 consisted of the In-kind Revenue following program categories: Corporate sponsorship income in the form of in-kind goods, such as clothing and balls, are reported as revenue and expense in the fiscal year they are received. For the years ended December 31, 2008 and 2007, in-kind goods received amounted to $154,361 and $101,212, which is included in corporate sponsorship in the accompanying statement of activities.

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Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements

F. LEASES H. RETIREMENT PLAN M. TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED 2008 2007 During 2005, the Corporation signed a sixty-nine month operating The Corporation has established a salary reduction retirement plan NET ASSETS Performance funding $ 654,421 $ 495,580 lease on a postage machine that expires September 21, 2011. The for its employees pursuant to Section 403(b) of the Internal Revenue International relations 22,990 Temporarily restricted net assets at December 31, 2008 and 2007 are lease requires monthly payments of $206. Code of 1986. The Corporation does not match the voluntary available for the following purposes: $ 654,421 $ 518,570 contributions of its employees.

The Corporation is economically dependent on the grants from the 2008 2007 During 2008, the Corporation renewed an operating lease for office Hall of Fame $ 5,100 $ 5,100 USOC in order to maintain its national team programs at current space. The renewed lease for the Huntington Beach office space is I. LINE OF CREDIT AGREEMENT levels. LA Project 2,207 2,207 effective September 1, 2008 through October 31, 2013 at a monthly The Corporation has a $50,000 line of credit agreement with a Toring Memorial 3,162 3,162 base rate starting at $5,284 and increasing annually. commercial bank. The line of credit bears interest at 2.0% over prime. Speedo cap grants 15,809 15,687 At December 31, 2008, there were no outstanding borrowings C. UNITED STATES Women’s Youth team 5,465 5,465 The Corporation also leases two storage units on a month-to-month under the line of credit agreement. $ 31,743 $ 31,621 WATER POLO FOUNDATION basis. The United States Water Polo Foundation (USWPF) is a separate During the years ended December 31, 2008 and 2007, $3,000 and exempt entity whose purpose is to extend financial and other aid Minimum future payments on these leases for each of the years J. FUNDS HELD IN TRUST $5,992, respectively, was spent for Speedo cap grants and released and assistance for the benefit of, and to carry out the purposes of ended December 31 are as follows: At December 31, 2008 and 2007, funds held in trust consist of the from restriction. the Corporation. following: 2009 $ 67,999 During the years ended December 31, 2008 and 2007, the 2010 70,607 2008 2007 N. DEFICIENCY IN NET ASSETS Foundation provided grants to the Corporation of $122,000 and 2011 72,699 Southern Pacific Zone $ 172 $ 172 As reflected in the accompanying statement of financial position, $120,000, respectively. At December 31, 2007, the Corporation 2012 73,661 American Water Polo Coaches the Corporation had a deficiency of net assets at December 31, 2008 owed the Foundation $30,000 for a short-term loan, which was 2013 63,755 Association 12,167 12,167 of $430,285. This deficiency was reduced by $298,066 during the repaid in 2008. New York Athletic Club 1,214 1,214 year ended December 31, 2008. In order to reduce this deficiency in Irvine Water Polo Club 650 650 2009, the Corporation will continue the existing policies which lead As discussed in note M, the Corporation has borrowed $100,000 Total rent expense amounted to $57,859 and $60,847 for the years Administration 72 45 to reducing the deficit in 2008. from USWPF. The Corporation does not control the Foundation and ended December 31, 2008 and 2007, respectively. $ 14,275 $ 14,248 therefore does not present consolidated financial statements. G. LOS ALAMITOS POOL K. NOTE RECEIVABLE/NOTE PAYABLE D. CONTRIBUTIONS On January 11, 1996, the Corporation entered into a sublicense During 2005, USA Water Polo agreed to loan an employee $100,000. During 2008, USA Water Polo established three restricted funds to agreement for a twenty-year period with the Military Department of This note receivable bears interest at a fixed rate of 5.25% and is support international competition and growth of the sport. The the State of California for the use of the Los Alamitos Armed Forces due in full on July 28, 2010. Interest only payments are being made funds are listed below with the amounts contributed to each and Swimming Facilities as a training center. Since the Corporation through regular payroll deductions. the amounts spent consistent with donor restrictions. incurred all of the refurbishing costs and is responsible for the ongoing maintenance and upkeep on the pool, there are no rental In order to fund this loan, USA Water Polo entered into a borrowing Contributions Expenditures payments. agreement with The United States Water Polo Foundation (USWPF) Men’s National Team Fund $ 161,873 $ 161,873 for the same amount. The note payable to USWPF bears interest at a Women’s National Team Fund 27,555 27,555 This sublicense agreement can be canceled by mutual agreement of fixed rate of 5.25%. Interest only payments are due annually on July Fund for Sport Development 257,621 257,621 the parties with ninety days written notice. 28, with the principal due in full on July 28, 2010.

E. DEFERRED REVENUE During the years ended December 31, 2008 and 2007, payments L. UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS Deferred revenue consists of the following at December 31, 2008 totaling $55,900 and $60,000 were made to the City of Los Alamitos - BOARD DESIGNATED and 2007: to offset maintenance expenses. At December 31, 2008 and 2007, Board designated net assets consist of the following: 2008 2007 During the year ended December 31, 2004, the Corporation Three-year memberships $ 245,603 $ 253,723 constructed a building for weight training and coaches’ offices at 2008 2007 One-year memberships 309,990 291,175 the Los Alamitos facility. Total construction costs of the building Women’s National Team $ 7,233 $ 7,232 Sponsorship 50,000 30,000 were $99,932. Because the building was constructed on military Duke Dinner 98 98 Deferred revenue, other 2,000 5,160 property, the Corporation does not own the building, but intends Development 6,494 6,494 $ 607,593 $ 580,058 to use the building in subsequent years. Accordingly, management Masters 3,326 3,326 has adopted a 15-year life over which the cost of the weight training National Referee Committee 3,344 4,344 facility will be amortized. Amortization expense for each of the years $ 20,495 $ 21,494 ended December 31, 2008 and 2007 amounted to $6,662.

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Tim Buttke Susan & William Cynthia & Peter Phelps Deb Atwater Jaime Byrne Henderson David Price John & Laurel Ayoob Dean Cameron Richard & Margaret Jason Puyear Daniel Bailey Erin Capabianco Henrikson The Quackenbush Family Camille St. Onge & Danita Cardey John Hoogsteden Michael Ramoska Michelle Bailey Charitable Contributions Judith Cardoni Robert Hubenette Richard Rava Nora Baker USA Water Polo salutes those individuals, foundations, and corporations Loredana Carson Carol Inman The Reego Family Nick Barbara Dorothy Cartan Anton Ivanov John Reinhardt whose annual gifts support our Olympic teams and our local clubs, Marie Barde Ludi Casas Patricia Jacobs ReportPrep, LLC Linda Barkley Gustavo Castro David & Betty Ann Johnson Felician Rivera including their coaches, officials, players and parents, as well as our Gregg Barnes Dora Beck Chenault Michael & Jacqueline Jack Roberts Gregory & Jane governing body’s efforts to expand and enrich our sport across America. Kristy & Charles Johnson Gary & Leah Robertson Bartholomew Christensen Jordan, LLC Mario Robles Barrett Baumgartner Estelle Churchman Kanouse & Associates Jenifer Russin Kelly & Shelley Cornwell Don Killian Saddington Shusko, LLP Bay Area Rentals Karen Costello Carillo Diane Kisner Ed Sanchez Kathleen Bazan Marissa Coughlan Jeanne Kisner Marty & Jan Schaefer Jennifer Beck Gary Cribb David & Ellen Kravitz Rebecca Schell Jennifer Beck Al Belanger Triple Point Capital Inc. Polo Club Carrie Davich Scott Kvancz Ralph & Sandra Shaw Chairman’s Club Austin Bellows ($25,000 & above) Wood Ranch USA, Inc. Edward & Martha Profumo Masson Family Foundation David Decoste Ann Larson Gary & Ann Sheerer Mike & Liz Dillon Matthew Latham Alexander & Susan Shusko Cydney Bender Bradford Bowlus John & Caryl Levy Robert & Leslie Quist Michael & Kimberly Trevor & Theresa Dodson Gerard Leon, LLC Daniel Siri BF Operations Holding, William & Janet Cronk Christopher & Heather Michalko Jean Doerr Michael Lindsay Scott Sitzes LLC Ramirez Barry & Mary Moody Doris & Donald Fisher Gold ($1,000-$2,499) Robert & Karen Doll Lone Star Sportwear Guy Stone Sam Bishop Randy & Gwyneth Bent Russell Scott & Debra John J. Nelson Michael Graff Terence Dorse Stephen Lott Fred & Bonnie Stroock Patti Bitzer Agile Physical Therapy Renteria Particia O'Brien The Hellman family Donovan & Margaret Melanie Mack Elaine & Gregory Stuart Bill & Justina Blackwill John & Dawn Biskey Karin & Ed Reynolds Paradigm Assoc. Mgmt. 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Central California Zone (CCZ) Pacific Zone (PAC) Chair: Brent Bohlender Chair: Andrew Morris

The Central California Zone is comprised of the The Pacific Zone is comprised of the counties of counties of Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, El Dorado, Alameda, Butte, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Mer- Glenn, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Marin, Mendocino, ced, Mono, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, San Modoc, Monterey, , Plumas, San Benito, San Fran- Joaquin, Solano, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tulare, Tuolumne, cisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Yolo, and Yuba in the State of California Sierra, Siskiyou, Sonoma, Tehama, and Trinity in California. Coastal California Zone (CCA) Chair: Kai Palchikoff Pacific Northwest and Hawaii Zone (PNWH) The Coastal California Zone is comprised of the Chair: Tim Reed counties of San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, and Los Angeles in California. The Pacific Northwest and Hawaii Zone is com- prised of Hawaii, Idaho, Oregon, Wyoming, Mon- Midwest Zone (MWZ) tana, Washington, and Alaska. Chair: Dave Perry Pacific Southwest Zone (PSW) The Midwest Zone is comprised of Indiana, Michi- Char: Sean Green gan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, The Pacific Southwest Zone is comprised of the Ohio, and Kentucky. counties of San Diego and Imperial in California.

Mountain Zone (MTZ) Southeast Zone (SEZ) Chair: Brad Peercy Chair: Alan Serure Vice Chair: Heather Patchen The Mountain Zone is comprised of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and El Paso County The Southeast Zone is comprised of Tennessee, in Texas. North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi. Northeast Zone (NEZ) Chair: Roddy Carter Southern Pacific Zone (SPZ) Chair: Mark Cousineau The Northeast Zone is comprised of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, The Southern Pacific Zone is comprised of the Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, counties of San Bernardino, Orange, and Riverside Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia, Virgina, and in the State of California. the District of Columbia. Southwest Zone (SWZ) Chair: Jimmy Linehan, Jr.

The Southwest Zone is comprised of Texas (except for El Paso County), Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Loui- siana

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