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ALL­TIME GIRLS WATER POLO CHAMPIONS Year Div. Champion Head Coach Score Runner­up 1998 I Marina Dave Carlson 7­3 Long Beach Wilson II Santa Barbara Mark Walsh 17­8 Cabrillo/Lompoc III Rosary Todd Sprague 7­4 University 1999 I Newport Harbor Bill Barnett 9­5 Irvine II Santa Barbara Mark Walsh 11­4 San Marcos III Bell Gardens Robert Greenamyer 14­3 Arlington 2000 I Foothill Dave Mikesell/Dan Klatt 5­2 Irvine II Santa Barbara Mark Walsh 7­6 Agoura III Bell Gardens Robert Greenamyer 14­11 Harvard­Westlake IV Santa Margarita Scott Taylor 7­5 Corona del Mar V Redlands Matthew Fry 8­7 J.W. North 2001 I Foothill David Mikesell 7­6 (OT) Santa Margarita II Agoura Jason Rosenthal 5­2 Santa Barbara III Bell Gardens Robert Greenamyer 13­2 Harvard­Westlake IV Laguna Beach Rick Scott 6­4 University V Arlington Bill Grisham 10­8 (OT) J.W. North 2002 I Foothill David Mikesell 8 ­0 Santa Margarita II Santa Barbara Mark Walsh 9 ­1 Ventura III Bell Gardens Robert Greenamyer 16­9 Harvard­Westlake IV Corona del Mar Aaron Chaney 11­6 El Dorado V Arlington Bill Grisham 8 ­5 J.W. North 2003 I Foothill Dan Klatt 8 ­7 Santa Margarita II Corona del Mar Aaron Chaney 10­5 Villa Park III Temple City Brian Roth 6 ­5 Bonita IV Santa Barbara Mark Walsh 18­3 Cabrillo/Lompoc V Upland Terry Kimberling 11­8 Riverside Poly VI Rowland Kenny Clements 10­5 Jurupa Valley 2004 I Newport Harbor Bill Barnett 10­8 Foothill II Corona del Mar Aaron Chaney 13­3 Peninsula III Temple City Brian Roth 9 ­6 El Rancho IV Santa Barbara Mark Walsh 17­8 Royal V Upland Terry Kimberling 14­7 Redlands VI Rowland Kenny Clements 7­6 Garden Grove 2005 I Foothill David Mikesell 8­4 Newport Harbor II Corona del Mar Aaron Chaney 9­5 Laguna Beach III Whittier Chris Schneider 12­11 (OT) Ayala IV Santa Barbara Mark Walsh 18­7 Agoura V Upland Terry Kimberling 12­9 Redlands VI Downey Sean Steward 10­5 Centennial/Corona 2006 I Newport Harbor Bill Barnett 14­13 Montebello II Corona del Mar Aaron Chaney 11­4 Villa Park III Ayala Vince Mckuch 11­10 Whittier IV Santa Barbara Mark Walsh 8­7 Agoura V Arlington Bill Grisham 7­6 Murrieta Valley VI Downey Peter Muller 5­3 El Segundo 2007 I Foothill Dave Mikesell 11­4 Montebello II Agoura Jason Rosenthal 11­10 Laguna Beach III Whittier Chris Schneider 13­7 Ayala IV Cabrillo/Lompoc Corey McIntyre 13­10 Arroyo Grande V Murrierta Valley Bryan Linton 11­3 Redlands VI El Segundo Scott Garinger 13­6 Saddleback 2008 I Newport Harbor Bill Barnett 6 ­5 (OT) Corona del Mar II Dos Pueblos Danelle Little 9 ­2 Santa Barbara III Poly/Riverside Maurizio Dubuisson 6 ­4 Ayala IV Arroyo Grande Steven Allen 8 ­7 Harvard­Westlake V Murrieta Valley Bryan Lynton 5­4 Santiago/Corona VI Sonora Jason Wilson 11­10 La Habra 2009 I Dos Pueblos Danelle Little 3 ­2 Corona del Mar II Laguna Beach Ethan Damato 9 ­5 Montebello III Riverside Poly Tom Finwall 11­5 Santiago/Corona IV Arroyo Grande Steven Allen 9 ­7 Rio Mesa V Los Osos Eric Cypher 6 ­5 La Habra VI Bonita Andy Rosenberg 9 ­5 Malibu VII Cerritos Peter Kemp 10­9 Warren 1 ALL­TIME GIRLS WATER POLO CHAMPIONS Year Div. Champion Head Coach Score Runner­up 2010 1 Dos Pueblos Danelle Little 8 ­7 Newport Harbor 2 Palos Verdes Chris Murin 6 ­5 Laguna Beach 3 Riverside Poly Mike Cardey 7­7 (2OT) Santiago/Corona 4 Arroyo Grande Steve Allen 7­6 Rio Mesa 5 Arlington Bill Grisham 9 ­8 Los Osos 6 Walnut Lani Ruh 11­6 Los Altos 7 Cerritos Peter Kemp 10­9 (OT) La Quinta/La Quinta 2011 1 Dos Pueblos Chris Parrish 16­10 Foothill 2 San Clemente Logan Powell 8­5 Santiago/Corona 3 Murrieta Valley Bryan Lynton 8­7 St. Lucy's 4 Harvard­Westlake Robert Lynn 10­7 Los Osos 5 Temescal Canyon Damien Andrews 11­10 (OT) Bonita 6 Warren Josie Cordero 8­7 Malibu 7 Santa Ana Valley Fred Lammers 11­8 Garden Grove 2012 1 Newport Harbor Bill Barnett 8­7 Corona del Mar 2 Santiago/Corona Ty Hudson 9­8 Mater Dei 3 Murrieta Valley Bryan Lynton 12­3 Arroyo Grande 4 Harvard Westlake Brian Flacks 9­2 Los Osos 5 Temescal Canyon Damien Andrews 12­11 Bonita 6 Warren Josie Cordero 15­10 Pasadena Poly 7 Santa Ana Valley Fred Lammers 8­7 Los Amigos 2013 1 Corona del Mar Sam Bailey 6­5 Newport Harbor 2 Santa Margarita Kevin Ricks 12­11 (OT) Mater Dei 3 Los Osos David Merryman 7­6 Palos Verdes 4 Troy Jason Wilson 9­5 La Serna 5 Crescenta Valley Brent Danna 10 ­5 Riverside Poly 6 Yorba Linda Jeff Gorman 5­2 Pacifica/Garden Grove 7 Hemet Travis Henderson 6­2 Ocean View ALL­TIME GIRLS WATER POLO MASTERS CHAMPIONS Year Champion Head Coach Score Runner­up 2007 Foothill Dave Mikesell 7­6 Laguna Beach 2008 Los Alamitos Chris Coleman 5­3 Foothill 2 ALL­TIME GIRLS WATER POLO PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Year Div. Player/School Year Div. Player/School 1998 I Jenny Lamb, Marina; Jackie Frank, Los Alamitos 2008 I Emily Klug, Foothill II Katlyn Henry, Santa Barbara II Kiley Neushul, Dos Pueblos III Julia Wald, Rosary III Caitlin Dement, Ayala 1999 I Ashley Stachowski, Capistrano Valley IV Erin Higginbotham, Arroyo Grande II Thalia Munro, Santa Barbara Nadia Dan, Harvard­Westlake III Jessica Lopez, Bell Gardens; V Torrey Kylander, Murrieta Valley Alexandra Lopez, Bell Gardens Camryn Rogers, Santiago/Corona IV Natalie Golda, Rosary; Amy Hilts, University VI Sara Olguin, Sonora 2000 I Kelly Graff, Irvine 2009 I Kiley Neushul, Dos Pueblos II Thalia, Munro, Santa Barbara II Annika Dries, Laguna Beach III Jeanine Jackson, Harvard­Westlake III Jessy Cardey, Riverside Poly; IV Natalie Golda, Rosary Kilee Dreyer, Riverside Poly V Camille Clarendon, Redlands; IV Brianna Lippert, Arroyo Grande; Melissa Fernandez, Redlands Hannah Lounsbury, Arroyo Grande 2001 I Amber Stachowski, Capistrano Valley V Miranda Furuto, Los Osos II DeDe Perram, Agoura VI Amber Pezzola, Bonita; III Patty Cardenas, Bell Gardens; Megan Pezzola, Bonita; Alex Lopez, Bell Gardens Searra Silverberg, Malibu IV Teresa Codini, Laguna Beach VII Raquel Gabayeron, Cerritos V Jennifer D’Anna, Arlington; 2010 1 Kiley Neushul, Dos Pueblos Kasey Weaver, J.W. North 2 Molly McBee, Palos Verdes 2002 I Emily Feher, Foothill 3 Emily Donohoe, St. Lucy's Kristina Kunkel, Santa Margarita 4 Brianna Lippert, Arroyo Grande; II Lauren Boreta, Santa Barbara Melanie Johnson, Arroyo Grande III Patty Cardenas, Bell Gardens 5 Alex Honny, Arlington Alex Lopez, Bell Gardens 6 Allie Zell, Walnut IV Christina Hewko, Corona del Mar 7 Alodie Gaerlan, Cerritos; V (D) Kasey Weaver, J.W. North; Katherine Gabayeron, Cerritos (O) Jennifer D'Anna, Arlington; 2011 1 Kiley Neushul, Dos Pueblos Alaina Whitaker, J.W. North 2 Candyce Schroeder, San Clemente 2003 I Emily Feher, Foothill 3 Emily Donohoe, St. Lucy's Priory Brittany Hayes, Foothill 4 Ashley Grossman, Harvard­Westlake II Christina Hewko, Corona del Mar 5 Lauren Thatcher, Temescal Canyon III Ivone Garcia, Temple City 6 Jordan Whitel, Malibu Melissa Reck, Bonita 7 Kaitlyn Frain, Garden Grove IV Molly Cahill, Santa Barbara 2012 1 Rachel Fattal, Los Alamitos V Vanessa Lindsey, Upland 2 MaKenzie Barr, Mater Dei Monique Blanchard, Riverside Poly 3 Paige Virgil, Murrieta Valley VI Kelly Aguirre, Rowland 4 Morgan Hallock, Harvard Westlake Danielle Montenegro, Rowland 5 Ambyr Stewart, Bonita 2004 I Jessica Ball, Newport Harbor 6 Ivana Castro, Warren Jillian Kraus, Footlhill 7 Jazmine Hinojoza, Santa Ana Valley II Brittany Fullen, Corona del Mar 2013 1 Cassidy Papa, Corona del Mar III Ivone Garcia, Temple City 2 Haley Wan, Santa Margarita IV Miranda Nichols, Santa Barbara 3 Kristen Jensen, Los Osos V Monique Blanchard, Riverside Poly 4 Alison Lany, Troy VI Jeanette De Meneces, Garden Grove 5 Gabriel Isaccson, Crescenta Valley 2005 I Grace Reynolds, Foothill 6 Rebecca Stephenson, Yorba Linda II Bittany Fullen, Corona del Mar 7 Shelbi Skinner, Hemet Jordan Anae, Corona del Mar III Julie Fancher, Bonita Mary Ann Campos, Whittier IV Kamie Craig, Santa Barbara V Jenna Schuster, Upland VI Sofia Patronas, Downey 2006 I Leah Robertson, Newport Harbor II Camille Hewko, Corona del Mar Tumua Anae, Corona del Mar III Chelsea Curran, Ayala IV Meghan Corso, Agoura Kelly Easterday, Santa Barbara V Brittany Koralewski, Arlington VI Stephanie Rosero, Downey 2007 I Amber Oland, Foothill II Casey Flacks, Agoura Kelly Easterday, Santa Barbara III Mary Ann Campos, Whittier IV Sarah Ur, Cabrillo/Lompoc Kathryn Nelson, Cabrillo/Lompoc V Kristen Stragier, Murrieta Valley Brooke Vessey, Redlands VI Coral Kemp, El Segundo 3 ALL­TIME GIRLS WATER POLO RECORDS TEAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST GOALS SCORED IN A GAME MOST GOALS SCORED IN A CAREER No. School/Opponent Year No. Player/School Years 39 Redlands vs. Montclair 1999 639 Stephanie Contreras, Los Altos 2011­13 32 Cabrillo/Lompoc vs. Santa Maria 1998 620 Kara­Leigh Huse, La Salle 2004­08 32 Long Beach Wilson vs. Tustin 1998 508 Jessica Perazzo, Yucaipa 2003­06 31 Bell Gardens vs. Burroughs/Burbank 1999 463 Patty Cardenas, Bell Gardens 1998­02 31 Cabrillo/Lompoc vs. Morro Bay 1999 463 Cassie Churnside, Villa Park 2004­08 30 Pacific vs. Colton 1999 452 Courtney Mathewson, Canyon/Anaheim 2001­05 30 Charter Oak vs. Ayala 1999 433 Mary Chatigny, Palm Springs 2001­05 30 Charter Oak vs. Don Lugo 1999 416 Miranda Paulson, Claremont 1997­00 28 Charter Oak vs.
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    Vol. XXXIV, Number 44 N August 2, 2013 Inside this issue Palo Alto Adult School fall program www.PaloAltoOnline.com Scientists seek personalized treatment based on your DNA PAGE 29 Transitions 17 Spectrum 18 Seniors 21 Eating 37 Movies 40 Home 49 Puzzles 66 NNews Palo Alto set to ban vehicle dwelling Page 3 NArts Complexities abound in TheatreWorks’ festival Page 33 NSports Stanford swimmer splashes to a gold medal Page 42 CITY OF PALO ALTO TIME & PLACE PRESENTS THE 29TH ANNUAL 5K walk 7:00pm, 10K run 8:15pm, 5K run 8:45pm. Race-night registration 6 to 8pm at City of Palo Alto Baylands Athletic Center, Embarcadero & Geng Roads (just east of the Embarcadero Exit off Highway 101). Parking — go to PaloAltoOnline.com to check for specific parking locations. 5K WALK, 5K & 10K RUN COURSE Great for kids and families 5k and 10k courses around the Palo Alto Baylands under the light of the Full Harvest Moon. Course is USAT&F certified (10k only) and flat along paved roads. Water at all stops. Course maps coming soon. REGISTRATIONS & ENTRY FEE Adult Registration (13 +) registration fee is $30 per entrant by 9/13/13. Includes a long-sleeved t-shirt. Youth Registration (6 - 12) registration is $20 per entrant by 9/13/13. Includes a long-sleeved t-shirt. Youth (5 and under) run free with an adult, but must be registered through Evenbrite with signed parental guardian waiver, or may bring/fill out a signed waiver to race-night registration. Late Registration fee is $35 for adults, $25 for youth from 9/14 - 9/18.
  • The Water Polo Scene

    The Water Polo Scene

    THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF USA WATER POLO THANK YOU TONY! Five-time Olympian Azevedo ends decorated career with one final game at Stanford VOLUME 32, NUMBER 2, SUMMER 2017 MASTERS RETURN TO RIVERSIDE p. 10 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF USA WATER POLO VOL. 32, NUM. 2, Summer 2017 THANK What’s Inside... USA WATER POLO NATIONAL OFFICE ON THE COVER . 2124 Main Street, Suite 240, YOU Tony Azevedo after Inside Water ...................2 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 TONY! scoring the final goal of (714) 500-5445 business • (714) 500-5449 membership • (714) 960-2431 fax Five-time Olympian Azevedo ends decorated career with one final game at Stanford Turbo 5 Meters .................4 USA WATER POLO NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER his career on June 11. 11360 Valley Forge Ave., Photo by Catharyn Hayne Sub Photo by Jonathan Moore Los Alamitos, CA 90720 MASTERS RETURN TO RIVERSIDE Water Polo Times ..............8 WEB SITE p. 10 www.usawaterpolo.org A Day in the Life ...............26 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Christopher Ramsey Water Polo Scene ..............27 CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Marty Samuels CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER From the Deck ................28 Jim Callahan CHIEF MEMBERSHIP & ADVANCEMENT OFFICER Stephanie London Krogius Lob Shots ....................33 CHIEF HIGH PERFORMANCE OFFICER John Abdou DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS Hot Shots ....................36 Greg Mescall DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Christy Sicard DIRECTOR OF MARKETING ReCaps Katherine Schmidt DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Scott Aubin 2017 Masters . 10 DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES Joni Walbring HIGH PERFORMANCE MANAGER pg14 ReCaps Anne Laurence 2017 Pipeline National MEMBERSHIP & EVENTS MANAGER Teams Announced . 12 Kayla Heath National FINANCE MANAGER Fay Hu TEXAS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER League Also In This Issue Joe Linehan MARKETING COORDINATOR Year Three Results Annalece Montgomery DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR Tony Azevedo .