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Progress in a Challenging Environment 2009 was a year unlike anything most of us teams. Time will tell, but as we measure had ever seen. It started with the economy progress and skill development, we are hope- in free fall, and none of us knowing when or ful that participants in ODP will make faster if things would stabilize, let alone recover. progress in the years ahead and make our Would our members, donors and sponsors sport better for all. stand by our organization and maintain their commitment in the face of severe financial Despite the difficult economy, our members, pressure? donors and sponsors did support us in 2009 so that once again we finished the year in We decided to be conservative, and man- very solid financial shape, with a strength- age our spending carefully so that we would ened staff, new programs for members of all be able to weather the storm. However, ages, and strong World Championship show- we wanted to invest in our programs for ings for both our women, who won the Gold members, our core events, and our national and our men, who made the medal round teams so that we could continue to grow and and equaled their best finish ever in fourth improve. So we were very selective and tried place. 2009 Board to give our members as much value as we of Directors could—focusing our resources on one major We look forward to continue to grow and Michael Graff Chairman new investment—The Olympic Development strengthen our organization and our sport Program. in 2010. As the year ended, we had identi- Jeremy Laster Athlete Representative fied three individuals to nominate for the Ellen Estes Lee Nearly 1000 teenage members, from all Board who would be confirmed in January, Athlete Representative around the country, got an opportunity to be 2010 — RoAnn Costin, Sandy Nitta and John Edward Reynolds on the ground floor of an ambitious overhaul Hendrickson. These three individuals increase Director of our national style of play—an effort to our geographic coverage (New England and William Smith come together and agree on the key skills Mountain region) and bring a breadth of sport Secretary and techniques that our best players would and business experience that will serve all Robert Sternfels Director need to be successful in the game, and then of us well. We also said thanks and goodbye have all of the participants doing similar train- to Lynn Kachmarik, who served as a board ing and skill development that the national member since 2006 and made many impor- teams were doing to get ready for World tant contributions. Championships in Rome. Mission Statement Thank you for the opportunity to serve our USA Water Polo, Inc. is a non-profit corporation Mission Statement: The result of this effort should be to increase sport. organized for the purpose to serve as the national the quality of play for those players, for their governing body for the sport of water polo in the The Mission of USA Water Polo shall be to grow clubs and high school teams, soon for their Michael Graff United States under the auspices of the United the sport of water polo throughout the United college teams, and one day for the national Chairman, USA Water Polo States Olympic Committee (USOC). States and win medals in Olympic, World Championship, and Pan American Games.

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2009 US MEN’S SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM 2009 US WOMEN’S SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM Name Position Hgt Wt. Club College Name Position Hgt Club College Brian Alexander ~ 2-Meter D 6-3 220 The Olympic Club UC-Santa Barbara ‘05 Betsey Armstrong ^ Goalkeeper 6-1 New York Athletic Club Michigan ‘05 Tony Azevedo *#© Driver 6-1 195 New York Athletic Club Stanford ‘03 Kami Craig ^ Center 5-11 Santa Barbara USC ‘09 Ryan Bailey *# 2-Meter 6-6 245 Newport Water Polo UC--Irvine ‘98 Water Polo Foundation Foundation Annika Dries Center 6-1 Saddleback El Toro LBHS ‘09 Layne Beaubien # 2-Meter D 6-6 220 New York Athletic Club Stanford ‘98 Emily Feher Goalkeeper 5-9 New York Athletic Club UCLA ‘07 Peter Hudnut 2-Meter D 6-5 220 Los Angeles Water Polo Stanford ‘03 Erika Figge Attacker 5-10 Saddleback El Toro USC ‘09 Club Tanya Gandy Attacker 5-7 San Diego Shores UCLA ‘09 Tim Hutten 2-Meter D 6-5 215 Newport Water Polo UC-Irvine ‘08 Water Polo Club Foundation Alison Gregorka ^ Defender 5-10 Great Lakes Water Polo Club Stanford ‘07 Justin Johnson ~ Defender 6-7 240 Los Angeles Water Polo UCLA ‘07 Brittany Hayes ^ Attacker 5-7 SOCAL Water Polo USC ‘07 Club Foundation JW Krumpholz 2-Meter 6-3 205 New York Athletic Club USC ‘10 Jaime Komer ^ Goalkeeper 6-0 New York Athletic Club UCLA ‘03 John Mann 2-Meter 6-5 240 New York Athletic Club UC-Berkeley ‘07 Jillian Kraus Utility 5-10 New York Athletic Club UCLA ‘08 Merrill Moses Goalie 6-3 215 New York Athletic Club Pepperdine ‘00 Courtney Mathewson Attacker 5-7 New York Athletic Club UCLA ‘08 Jeff Powers # 2MD/2M/U 6-7 230 Newport Water Polo UC-Irvine ‘03 Heather Petri * # ^ Attacker 5-11 New York Athletic Club UC-Berkeley ‘02 Foundation Kelly Rulon# Attacker 5-10 San Diego Shores Water Polo UCLA ‘07 Jesse Smith # Utility 6-4 240 New York Athletic Club Pepperdine ‘05 Club Peter Varellas Driver (L) 6-3 192 The Olympic Club Stanford ‘06 Lauren Silver Attacker 5-9 New York Athletic Club Stanford ‘09 Adam Wright # Driver 6-3 195 New York Athletic Club UCLA ‘01 Jessica Steffens ^ Utility 6-0 New York Athletic Club Stanford ‘09 Michelle Stein Attacker 5-10 New York Athletic Club USC ‘09 Moriah van Norman ^ Center 5-10 New York Athletic Club USC ‘06 © - Captain Brenda Villa * # ^ © Attacker 5-4 Commerce Aquatics Stanford ‘03 Coaches: Head Coach: Terry Schroeder * - 2000 Olympian (Sydney, Australia) Lauren Wenger ^ Utility 6-3 New York Athletic Club USC ‘06 Assistant Coach: Ryan Brown 6th Place Finish Elsie Windes^ Defender 5-10 USA Pacific Northwest United UC-Berkeley ‘07 Assistant Coach: Robert Lynn # - 2004 Olympian (Athens, Greece) Team Leader: Rick McKee 7th Place Finish ~ - 2009 World Championship team © - Captain Coaches: Head Coach: Adam Krikorian * - 2000 Olympian (Sydney, Australia) Assistant Coach: Brandon Brooks 2nd Place Finish Team Leader: Serela Kay # - 2004 Olympian (Athens, Greece) Trainer: Karen Bloch 3rd Place Finish ^ - 2008 Olympian (Beijing, China) 2nd Place Finish

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his team to its third straight medal-winning performance at the Olympic Games—accepted perhaps an even greater challenge: creating a truly national development program for elite athletes, coaches, The Year in Review: 2009 and referees. Baker was succeeded by a new women’s national team coach, Adam Krikorian, the same man who had succeeded Baker at UCLA nearly a decade earlier. Krikorian brought an exceptional re- sume of performance as an NCAA women’s coach to this new challenge.

The year’s major test for the teams led by Schroeder and Krikorian was the FINA World Championships in Rome. The USA men had never placed better than fourth in a world championship, and the world Report from the CEO was watching to see if they could once again get to the medal round. Other eyes followed Krikorian, curious how the new coach would fare in his first major international competition.

The problems of victory The women did not disappoint, defending their 2007 FINA World Championship title by winning a stiff finale against Canada to capture the Gold Medal. The 2009 title was the women’s third overall FINA are more agreeable than World Championship, making the U.S. the first country to win three women’s water polo crowns. The those of defeat, but they men suffered a setback, losing a close game to Spain in the semifinal after dispatching Italy on its home turf, as well as arch-rival Germany. The men made it to the medal round but settled for fourth, are no less difficult. tying their best-ever finish and reminding everyone that they remain a threat in every tournament they Winston Churchill enter.

The Women’s Junior National Team, led by Coach Kyle Utsumi, also capped off a decade of dominance with a Bronze Medal performance at the Junior World Championships. The decade 2000-2009 saw the Preface women’s program win 17 medals at the 21 FINA Championships.

Following the Silver Medal performances of USA Water Polo men’s and women’s teams at the Olympic The Olympic Development Program used the general structure of the old zone team model to begin Games in Beijing, the challenge of 2009 was to devise an approach that would bring consistently high the first of four 12-month phases. As the primary feeder system for USA Water Polo’s pipeline to its se- international performance in the future while addressing the need to grow water polo nationally and nior national teams, the ODP articulated a systematic approach to athlete, coach and referee develop- improve the organization’s financial condition. ment. The training program focused on long-term development rather than short-term selection. ODP also recognized that the growth of superior coaches and referees was at least as important nationwide These were not small challenges. As 2009 began, the United States was snared in the most cata- as the selection of athletes. strophic economic disaster since the Great Depression. Non-profits were suffering reduced donations and many corporations simply stopped making sponsorship commitments. Colleges and universities In order to marshal resources to truly invest in elite standardized training, USA Water Polo followed saw 30 to 40 percent of their endowments vaporize. Municipalities saw tax revenue that supported the model of other successful youth sports and assessed fees for participation. Operated on a strictly aquatic programs plummet. The United States Olympic Committee also faced problems that would break-even basis, ODP also received an endorsement and funds from the U.S. Olympic Committee. impact Chicago’s bid to host the 2016 Summer Games and stymie the USOC’s long-held initiative to Fees were plowed back into the program in the form of coach and head referee compensation, travel launch a broadcast network. and facility costs, and grant-in-aid for those with financial need. The inaugural ODP Summit brought together nearly 200 coaches, referees, and coordinators from each USAWP zone. During phase 1, Although USA Water Polo’s financial position improved in 2009 there was still more than $400,000 more than 1,700 athletes attended tryouts for the four ODP age levels, and more than 900 athletes in accumulated debt to address. Perennial water polo powers that had been surprised by the perfor- competed at the ODP Championships on Memorial Day weekend. mance of the USA men were now on notice. Sports such as lacrosse, swimming, and soccer had spent the last decade building formidable youth sport machines—in some cases rivaling more tradi- A key objective of ODP Phase 2, which began September 2009, was to invest even more resources at tional American pastimes such as baseball and football in popularity. The USAWP Hall of Fame had not the regional and zone levels into athlete, coach, and referee development. In order to do this effective- held an induction ceremony since 2006. ly, four “regions” comprised of two to three zones each were created. ODP also expanded the organi- zational structure to include national and regional technical directors, the national director of referees, There was no time to savor victory. As the year began, there was a great deal to do. and regional referee instructors.

A new Hall of Fame Committee was also appointed in 2009 and began its work with the goal of elect- Sustaining Competitive Excellence ing a new class of inductees in 2010. The Committee was led by Co-Chairmen Brent Bohlender and Chris Dorst. On the men’s international side, USA Water Polo secured head coach Terry Schroeder and his staff to continue building their program. On the women’s side, Guy Baker—who had just celebrated leading

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2009 Major Championships USA Women USA Men World League Super Final 1st 4st World Championships 1st 4st Junior World Championships 3st 8st World University Games Did not participate 6st

Growing Our Sport

If national teams represent the top of the USA Water Polo pyramid of excellence, clubs—through their outstanding age-group and masters programs—represent the foundation. Near the end of 2008, a number of committed former water polo players at McKinsey & Company offered their services to help examine the potential for growing water polo nationwide. Led by managing partner Robert Sternfels, McKinsey interviewed stakeholders, studied success stories in other sports, and ultimately collabo- rated with staff on a strategic plan to expand water polo in the United States on a broad scale.

Under the management of Disney veteran Scott Tanner, USA Water Polo set about reorganizing its sport development staff consistent with the new plan for growth. The goal was to offer water polo, for the first time, to beginning swimmers, as well as to expand masters programs, and to provide improved member communication, services and benefits. During the year, zones and clubs piloted trial programs for the very young, and a plan was put in motion to increase services to members. In 2009, athlete membership in USA Water Polo rose by 18 percent to 30,878, an increase of 4,635 members. Professional membership (coaches, referees, and club administrators) rose by 32 percent to 3,326, an increase of 815 members. US Leagues was an important component of growth, offering competitive frameworks around the country at a reasonable cost.

The Alamo Masters Water Polo Club, competing at the Senior Games as the Gator Gals These numbers reflect the superior work of USA Water Polo clubs, including their coaches, parent volunteers, and administrators. Clubs are the lifeblood of USA Water Polo. Through initiatives such as Positive Coaching Alliance, clubs provide not only athletic skill but also experiences that build character Achieving Financial Stability and Transparency and enrich the lives of players and their families. This year USA Water Polo, for the first time in more than a decade, closed its books with a positive net A record number of teams entered the S&R Sport Junior Olympics. The tournament started with 552 worth. The financial statements in this report show that the last $430,000 in debt was retired by the teams in qualification events throughout the country and more than 350 making it to the finals in end of 2009. In fact, USA Water Polo finished the year with a modest surplus of $71,135. Earlier in the Stanford, California. A total of 87 teams entered the Masters National Championships in Irvine. These year, the organization also received its first audit statement (for 2008) without qualification in many events, along with a suite of national championships, provided exceptional competitive opportunities years. and a new level of production value for USA Water Polo competitions. Zone reform was a key factor in the turnaround. Board-designated zone funds were established for 2009 2009 2008 2008 all 11 zones, and each regional authority evolved to a “pay as you go” model. Money earned by zones in past years remained under zone discretion for them to invest in their regions with appropriate USA Event # of teams # of teams # of teams # of teams Water Polo financial controls. Through ODP and other initiatives, more money flowed from the national entered participated entered participated office to individual regions, increasing by as much as five times past investment. These funds were Masters Nationals 89 87 (1,300 members) 65 65 distributed in the form of direct payments to coaches as well as travel subsidies and facilities rentals. Women’s 20&Under 22 16 + 5 team festival 25 20 (370 members) Despite a solid financial performance in a weak economy, there remains much to do. With no signifi- Women’s 24 16 (288 members) 22 16 cant financial reserves, it is still necessary to continue strong cost controls and pursue new avenues Men’s 16 16 (288 members) 16 16 for revenue growth. S&R Sport Junior 552 355 (7,000 members) 523 350 Olympics

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Building Resources and Brand Identity USA WATER POLO, INC.

In one of the most difficult sponsorship periods in decades, USA Water Polo undertook a comprehen- Financial Statements sive audit of sponsorship activities through DSNV Marketing. In response to the findings, the organiza- For the Year Ended December 31, 20 09 tion appointed Jennifer Rottenberg as Chief Marketing Officer with a mandate to aggressively build the USAWP brand and secure a broader spectrum of strategic partnerships, including support for clubs and national teams.

During this period, traditional partners Colorado Timing Systems, Mikasa, Speedo, S&R Sport, and United Airlines provided important support. New sponsors KT Tape and SeaAir Federal Credit Union joined the fold, offering valuable products and services to our membership. As the year ended, USA Water Polo was also putting the finishing touches on new partnerships with Vistaprint and Big Fish Payroll, which would activate in early 2010. In the current economic climate, we salute all of our part- ners and encourage USA Water Polo members to purchase their goods and services. Investing in one another is an important way to strengthen the water polo community.

More than 1,200 individuals contributed to USA Water Polo in 2009. Our annual fund received dona- tions of more than $325,000, augmented by an additional $70,000 from the USA Water Polo golf INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT tournament in support of national team activities, as well as another $118,000 raised by participating athletes from junior and youth national team swim-a-thons and shoot-a-thons, pushing overall philan- thropic support above $500,000. Board of Directors ance about whether the financial statements are USA Water Polo, Inc. free of material misstatement. An audit includes Sadly, one of USA Water Polo’s most visionary philanthropists, Donald G. Fisher, passed away at the Huntington Beach, California examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the end of the summer, short months after the inaugural Fisher Cup was held in Irvine, California. Fisher was a renaissance man whose love of sport helped shape his view of the world. He will be profoundly amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. missed, even as our organization remains committed to the principles he supported. We have audited the accompanying statement of An audit also includes assessing the accounting financial position of USA Water Polo, Inc., (a non- principles used and significant estimates made by profit corporation) as of December 31, 2009, and Promoting an Ethical Culture management, as well as evaluating the overall finan- the related statements of activities and changes in cial statement presentation. We believe that our It is important to recognize and honor those who labored to build and improve USA Water Polo since net assets, and cash flows for the year then ended. audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion. its founding in 1976. Extraordinary deeds were accomplished over the years by athletes, coaches, of- These financial statements are the responsibility of ficials, staff, and volunteers, often with little or no resources. Many, many selfless individuals dedicated the Corporation’s management. Our responsibility is themselves to taking water polo in the USA to new heights. Today’s game owes a great deal to those In our opinion, the financial statements referred to individuals. to express an opinion on these financial statements above present fairly, in all material respects, the based on our audit. The prior-year summarized financial position of USA Water Polo, Inc. as of De- One of the most courageous acts of the former leadership was passing new bylaws that defined a comparative information has been derived from the radically new governance structure in 2006. These bylaws, promulgated by the U.S. Olympic Commit- cember 31, 2009, and the changes in its net assets tee, ushered in a fresh board and ultimately an entirely new organization. Corporation’s December 31, 2008 financial state- and its cash flows for the year then ended, in confor- ments and, in our report dated March 6, 2009 we mity with accounting principles generally accepted With the organization’s debt retired, a sound competitive framework in place, and a strategic growth expressed an unqualified opinion on those financial strategy beginning to bear fruit, change in the coming years may be less dramatic but no less pro- in the United States of America. statements. found. Water polo is a sport that requires extraordinary mental and physical toughness, tactical acuity, and the will to win. The sport deserves nothing less than a national organization that demonstrates these same qualities in its stewardship of our game. We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing Waugh & Goodwin, LLP February 26, 2010 standards generally accepted in the United States Christopher Ramsey of America. Those standards require that we plan Chief Executive Officer and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assur-

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USA WATER POLO, INC. USA WATER POLO, INC. Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets 12/31/2009 For the Year Ended December 31, 2009 (With Comparative Amounts for 2008) (With Comparative Totals for 2008)

Temporarily Permenently 2009 2008 ASSETS 2009 2008 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Totals Totals CURRENT ASSETS: SUPPORT AND REVENUE: Membership registrations $ 2,105,400 2,105,400 1,944,892 Cash and cash equivalents $ 775,248 206,018 USOC grants (Note B) 695,600 695,600 654,421 Accounts receivable 85,151 75,826 Olympic development program 679,172 679,172 Note receivable (Note K) 95,800 Junior/youth fundraising 480,316 480,316 597,680 Inventory 14,157 13,878 Event income 447,812 447,812 497,311 Prepaid expense 21,331 26,835 Contributions (Note D) 339,847 1,250 341,097 447,049 Corporate sponsorship 295,698 295,698 470,210 Total current assets 991,687 322,557 Other income 100,304 100,304 27,706 NOTE RECEIVABLE (Note K) 100,000 USOC content licensing agreement 75,000 75,000 97,000 USWPF grants (Note C) 70,000 70,000 122,000 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT, at cost: Merchandise sales and royalties 50,398 1,130 51,528 93,500 Weight training building (Note G) 99,932 99,932 Cost of merchandise sold (36,298) (36,298) (29,056) National training center equipment 80,842 82,040 National development 49,747 49,747 37,214 Training equipment 102,874 102,874 USOC value-in-kind support 38,615 38,615 41,589 Office equipment 86,776 61,778 Magazine 23,935 23,935 12,511 370,424 346,624 Sanction fees 13,775 13,775 10,855 Less accumulated depreciation (253,476) (221,031) Interest 8 8 451 Property and equipment - net 116,948 125,593 Loss on disposal of assets (667) (667) (509) TOTAL ASSETS 1,108,635 548,150 Net assets released from restrictions 7,465 (7,465) Total support and revenue 5,436,127 (6,335) 1,250 5,431,042 5,024,824 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES: EXPENSES: Accounts payable 129,197 143,085 Program services: Men's international 1,281,655 1,281,655 1,121,451 Accrued liabilities 190,309 113,482 Women's international 1,157,057 1,157,057 1,459,836 Funds held in trust (Note J) 14,103 14,275 Olympic development 765,746 765,746 33,927 Note payable (Note K) 98,800 Other programs 691,204 691,204 477,839 Current portion of deferred revenue (Note E) 605,091 525,968 Membership services 578,308 578,308 841,018 Total program services 4,473,970 4,473,970 3,934,071 Total current liabilities 1,037,500 796,810 Supporting services: DEFERRED REVENUE (Note E) 81,625 General and administrative 504,542 504,542 540,399 NOTE PAYABLE (Note K) 100,000 Fundraising and sponsor development 183,687 183,687 240,345 Total liabilities 1,037,500 978,435 Board of directors 14,585 14,585 11,943 NET ASSETS (DEFICIT): Total supporting services 702,814 702,814 792,687 Unrestricted (198,992) (482,523) Total expenses 5,176,784 5,176,784 4,726,758 Unrestricted - Board designated (Note L) 243,469 20,495 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 259,343 (6,335) 1,250 254,258 298,066 Temporarily restricted (Note M) 25,408 31,743 NET ASSETS (DEFICIT), beginning of year (462,028) 31,743 (430,285) (728,351)

Permanently restricted 1,250 ADJUSTMENT TO INCLUDE 247,162 247,162 Total net assets (deficit) 71,135 (430,285) BEGINNING NET ASSETS OF SEVEN ZONES (Note N) TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 1,108,635 548,150 NET ASSETS (DEFICIT), end of year $ 44,477 25,408 1,250 71,135 (430,285)

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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, 2009 For the Year Ended December 31, 2009 (With Comparative Amounts for 2008)

2009 2008 Change in net assets $ 254,258 298,066 A. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES Adjustments to reconcile changes in net assets to net cash provided by

operating activities: Organization Depreciation and amortization 34,176 40,243 USA Water Polo, Inc. (the Corporation), is the national governing body for water polo, making it responsible for the conduct and administration of the sport in the United States. Loss on disposal of equipment 667 509 Changes in assets and liabilities: Income Taxes Changes in accounts receivable (9,325) 33,001 The Corporation is an organization which is exempt from federal income taxes under Section Changes in note receivable 4,200 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. The Corporation qualifies for charitable contri- Changes in contribution receivable 50,000 bution deductions and is not a private foundation. Income from certain activities not directly Changes in inventory (279) 3,955 related to the Corporation’s tax-exempt purpose is subject to taxation as unrelated business Changes in prepaid expenses 5,504 5,452 income. Changes in accounts payable (13,888) (371,621) In June 2006, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued FASB Interpretation No. Changes in accrued liabilities 76,827 84,920 48, “Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes,” an Interpretation of FASB Statement No. 109 Changes in funds held in trust (172) 27 (FIN 48), that clarifies the accounting and recognition for income tax positions taken or expected Changes in payable to USWPF (1,200) (30,000) to be taken in the Corporation’s income tax returns. The revised effective date for FIN 48 is Changes in deferred revenue (2,502) 27,535 years beginning after December 15, 2008; accordingly, the Corporation adopted the standard Total adjustments 94,008 (155,979) effective January 1, 2009. Net cash provided by operating activities 348,266 142,087 The Corporation’s income tax filings are subject to audit by various taxing authorities. The Cor- CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES: poration’s open audit periods are 2005 – 2008. The Corporation believes that its operations have Purchase of equipment (26,198) (13,095) been conducted in accordance with its tax-exempt status. Disposal of equipment (568) Net cash used by investing activities (26,198) (13,663) Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash and cash equivalents consist of the Corporation’s checking accounts and money market accounts. NET INCREASE IN CASH 322,068 128,424 CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS, beginning of year 206,018 77,594 The Corporation maintains its cash and cash equivalents at a commercial bank. In the event of a ADJUSTMENT TO INCLUDE BEGINNING NET 247,162 bank failure, the Corporation could suffer a loss to the extent its deposits exceeded the respec- ASSETS OF SEVEN ZONES tive bank insurance limits. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS, end of year $ 775,248 206,018

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Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements

A. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES - Continued A. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES - Continued Accounts Receivable Functional Allocation of Expenses Accounts receivable past due 30-45 days are considered delinquent. Delinquent receivables are Certain costs and expenses are allocated among the various programs and supporting service determined to be uncollectible on a case by case basis and are written off to bad debt expense expenses based on salary and related expenses. For the years ended December 31, 2009 and at such point of determination. The Corporation considers accounts receivable to be fully col- 2008, the Corporation’s supporting service expenses amounted to 12.94% and 15.77%, respec- lectible; accordingly, no allowance for doubtful accounts is required. tively, of total support and revenue.

Inventory Use of Estimates in Preparation of Financial Statements Inventory is stated at the lower of cost or market. Cost is determined by the first-in, first-out The preparation of financial statements in conformity with accounting principles generally ac- method. cepted in the United States of America requires management to make estimates and assump- tions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities, the disclosure of contingent Property and Equipment liabilities, and the reported amounts of revenues and expenses. Actual results could differ from Property and equipment consists of a weight training building, training equipment, and office those estimates. equipment used in the operations of the Corporation. Property and equipment is recorded at cost or, if donated, at the estimated fair market value at the date of donation. Prior-Year Comparisons The financial statements include certain prior-year summarized comparative information in total Depreciation is recorded using the straight-line method over an estimated life of thirty years for but not by net asset or functional expense class. Such information does not include sufficient the weight training building and five years for training and office equipment. Depreciation -ex detail to constitute a presentation in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in pense for the years ended December 31, 2009 and 2008 was $34,176 and $40,243 respectively. the United States of America. Accordingly, such information should be read in conjunction with the Corporation’s financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2008, from which the In-kind Revenue summarized information was derived. Corporate sponsorship income in the form of in-kind goods, such as clothing and balls, are re- ported as revenue and expense in the fiscal year they are received. For the years ended Decem- Date of Management’s Review ber 31, 2009 and 2008, in-kind goods received amounted to $112,897 and $154,361, which is In preparing the financial statements, the Corporation has evaluated events and transactions for included in corporate sponsorship in the accompanying statement of activities. potential recognition or disclosure through February 26, 2010, the date that the financial state- ments were available to be issued. Contributions Gifts of cash and other assets are reported as restricted support if they are received with donor stipulations that limit the use of donated assets. When a restriction expires, that is, when a B. UNITED STATES OLYMPIC COMMITTEE stipulated time restriction ends or a purpose restriction is accomplished, temporarily restricted net assets are reclassified to unrestricted net assets and reported in the statement of activities The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) provides grants to the Corporation for sports de- as net assets released from restrictions. velopment, international competition, and team preparation. Support provided during the years ended December 31, 2009 and 2008 consisted of the following program categories:

Performance funding 2009 2008 $ 695,600 $ 654,421

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B. UNITED STATES OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - Continued E. DEFERRED REVENUE

In May 2007 the Corporation entered into a content license agreement with USOC. The term of Deferred revenue consists of the following at December 31, 2009 and 2008: the agreement is July 1, 2007 through December 31, 2012. The Corporation received $75,000 and $97,000 during the years ended December 31, 2009 and 2008, respectively. 2009 2008 During the years ended December 31, 2009 and 2008, the Corporation received $38,615 and $41,589, One-year memberships $ 468,483 $ 309,990 respectively, in VIK funding from the USOC. Three-year memberships 81,625 245,603 Olympic development program 34,150 The Corporation is economically dependent on the grants from the USOC in order to maintain its na- Sponsorship 20,833 50,000 tional team programs at current levels. Deferred revenue, other 2,000

$ 605,091 $ 607,593 C. UNITED STATES WATER POLO FOUNDATION During the year ended December 31, 2008, the Corporation discontinued three-year memberships. The United States Water Polo Foundation (USWPF) is a separate exempt entity whose purpose is to extend financial and other aid and assistance for the benefit of, and to carry out the purposes of the Corporation. F. LEASES

During the years ended December 31, 2009 and 2008, the Foundation provided grants to the Corpora- During 2005, the Corporation signed a sixty-nine month operating lease on a postage machine that tion of $70,000 and $122,000, respectively. expires September 21, 2011. The lease requires monthly payments of $206.

As discussed in note M, the Corporation has borrowed $100,000 from USWPF. The Corporation does During 2008, the Corporation renewed an operating lease for office space. The renewed lease for the not control the Foundation and therefore does not present consolidated financial statements. Huntington Beach office space is effective September 1, 2008 through October 31, 2013 at a monthly base rate starting at $5,284 and increasing annually.

D. CONTRIBUTIONS The Corporation also leases a storage unit on a month-to-month basis.

During 2008, USA Water Polo established three restricted funds to support international competition Minimum future payments on these leases for each of the years ended December 31 are as follows: and growth of the sport. The funds are listed below with the amounts contributed to each and the amounts spent consistent with donor restrictions. 2010 $ 70,607 2011 72,699 Contributions Expenditures 2012 73,661 Men’s National Team Fund $ 116,168 $ 116,168 2013 63,755 Women’s National Team Fund 2,009 2,009 Total rent expense amounted to $67,999 and $57,859 for the years ended December 31, 2009 and Fund for Sport Development 222,920 222,920 2008, respectively.

G. LOS ALAMITOS POOL

On January 11, 1996, the Corporation entered into a sublicense agreement for a twenty-year period with the Military Department of the State of California for the use of the Los Alamitos Armed Forces Swimming Facilities as a training center. Since the Corporation incurred all of the refurbishing costs and is responsible for the ongoing maintenance and upkeep on the pool, there are no rental payments.

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G. LOS ALAMITOS POOL - Continued K. NOTE RECEIVABLE/NOTE PAYABLE

This sublicense agreement can be canceled by mutual agreement of the parties with ninety days writ- During 2005, USA Water Polo agreed to loan an employee $100,000. This note receivable bears inter- ten notice. est at a fixed rate of 5.25% and is due in full on July 28, 2010. Interest only payments are being made through regular payroll deductions. During the year ended December 31, 2009, the employee elected During the years ended December 31, 2009 and 2008, payments totaling $19,778 and $55,900 were to make principal payments in the amount of $4,200. Accordingly, the balance remaining outstanding made to the City of Los Alamitos to offset maintenance expenses. at December 31, 2009 is $95,800.

During the year ended December 31, 2004, the Corporation constructed a building for weight training In order to fund this loan, USA Water Polo entered into a borrowing agreement with The United States and coaches’ offices at the Los Alamitos facility. Total construction costs of the building were $99,932. Water Polo Foundation (USWPF) for the same amount. The note payable to USWPF bears interest at Because the building was constructed on military property, the Corporation does not own the building, a fixed rate of 5.25%. Interest only payments are due annually on July 28, with the principal due in but intends to use the building in subsequent years. Accordingly, management has adopted a 15-year full on July 28, 2010. During the year ended December 31, 2009, USA Water Polo elected to make life over which the cost of the weight training facility will be amortized. Amortization expense for each principal payments of $1,200. Accordingly, the balance remaining outstanding at December 31, 2009 of the years ended December 31, 2009 and 2008 amounted to $6,662. is $98,800.

H. RETIREMENT PLAN L. UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS - BOARD DESIGNATED

During the year ended December 31, 2009, the Corporation established a SIMPLE retirement plan for At December 31, 2009 and 2008, Board designated net assets consist of the following: its employees. Employees are eligible to make contributions to the plan if they expect to receive at 2009 2008 least $5,000 in compensation during the year. The Corporation matches 100% of the voluntary contri- butions of its employees up to 3% of the employee’s compensation for the calendar year. Southern Pacific Zone $ 193,826 $ Pacific Northwest and 13,914 Hawaii Zone I. LINE OF CREDIT AGREEMENT Coastal California Zone 10,595 Mountain Zone 8,462 The Corporation has a $50,000 line of credit agreement with a commercial bank. The line of credit bears interest at 2.0% over prime. At December 31, 2009, there were no outstanding borrowings Southeast Zone 8,361 under the line of credit agreement. Southwest Zone 6,211 Northeast Zone 2,100 J. FUNDS HELD IN TRUST Central California Zone 0 Midwest Zone 0 At December 31, 2009 and 2008, funds held in trust consist of the following: Pacific Zone 0 Pacific Southwest Zone 0 2009 2008 Women’s Nation Team 7,233 American Water Polo Coaches $ 12,167 $ 12,167 Development 6,494 Association National Referee Committee 3,344 New York Athletic Club 1,214 1,214 Masters 3,326 Irvine Water Polo Club 650 650 Duke Dinner 98 Administration 72 72 $ 243,469 $ 20,495 Southern Pacific Zone 172

$ 14,103 $ 14,275

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Temporarily restricted net assets at December 31, 2009 and 2008 are available for the following pur- poses: 2009 2008 Speedo cap grants $ 14,939 $ 15,809 Hall of Fame 5,100 5,100 Toring Memorial 3,162 3,162 LA Project 2,207 2,207 Women’s Youth team 5,465

$ 25,408 $ 31,743

Net assets are released from donor restrictions by incurring expenses that satisfy the restricted pur- pose. During the years ended December 31, 2009 and 2008, respectively, temporarily restricted net assets were released from restrictions for the following programs: 2009 2008 Women’s Youth team $ 5,465 $ Speedo cap grants 2,000 3,000

$ 7,465 $ 3,000 N. PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS

Permanently restricted net assets at December 31, 2009 consist of the Corporation’s endowment fund.

O. ZONES

The Corporation has eleven separate zones that function as regional administrative authorities for USA Water Polo, Inc. across the United States of America. During the year ended December 31, 2009, the Corporation revised its financial accounting policy to reflect individual holdings of each of these zones as divisions of USA Water Polo, Inc. An adjustment of $247,162 was made to increase beginning net assets and cash in order to reflect the holdings of seven zones, which had fully completed the adminis- trative and accounting review by the close of December 31, 2009.

Notes to Financial Statements

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Award Name Level Description National Winners - 2009 Monte Nitzkowski Elite Coach Honors an elite men’s coach whose Jovan Vavic performance exemplifies leadership, Distinguished Coaching excellence, and sportsmanship at the Award highest competitive levels Sandy Nitta Elite Coach Honors an elite women’s coach Adam Krikorian whose performance exemplifies lead- Distinguished Coaching ership, excellence, and sportsman- Award ship at the highest competitive levels Bill Barnett Superior Honors a men’s coach whose Rudy Ruth performance exemplifies leadership, Distinguished Coaching excellence, and sportsmanship at the Award scholastic competitive levels Doc Hunkler Superior Honors a women’s coach whose Gabriel Martinez performance exemplifies leadership, Distinguished Coaching excellence, and sportsmanship at the Award scholastic competitive levels Ted Newland Development Coach Honors a men’s coach whose Takeshi Inoue performance exemplifies leadership, Distinguished Coaching excellence, and sportsmanship at the Award developmental level Brent Bohlender Development Coach Honors a women’s coach whose Cathy Neushul performance exemplifies leadership, Distinguished Coaching excellence, and sportsmanship at the USA Water Polo recognized decades of Olympic players, coaches, referees and Award developmental level team managers, along with players and coaches from past FINA World Champion- Brett Bernard Elite Referee Honors a referee who exemplifies Steven Rotsart excellence and fairness in elite level ships at its January awards dinner in Los Angeles. Distinguished Referee competition. Award Tom Hermstad Scholastic Honors a referee who exemplifies Madisen Drury excellence and fairness in scholastic Distinguished Referee level competition. Levon Dermindijan Award Co-winners Aaron Chaney Development Referee Honors a referee who exemplifies Marvel Shoen excellence and fairness in develop- Distinguished Referee mental level competition. Award Barbara Kalbus Zone Volunteer Honors an individual who has Lori Gentry furthered the sport of water polo Distinguished Volunteer through exemplary volunteer service Marold Kamai Award Co-Winners Bryan Weaver Master Of the Year Honors the Masters member who Jeff Roy exemplifies sportsmanship, winning Master of the Year performances and a commitment to Award the Masters Water Polo community. Chairman's Cup At each Championship, water polo SOCAL clubs shall earn points for each water polo team from their water polo club that places in the top twelve (12) places in the Championship Ratkovic/Burke Outstanding service Mark Cousineau Zone Chair of the Year

The USA Water Polo Any In recognition of a member who has Jimmy Linehan contributed in extraordinary means Lifetime Service Award and over a lifetime of involvement in Rick Marsh the sport of Water Polo Co-Winners

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Michael Brown Michalko Cory Adler J.D. Cornell Daniel & Catherine Butler Mission Wealth Ben Anderson Corinna Cotsen C & G Rascon Management, LLC Bob Anderson C-Trade Enterprises, Inc. Joana Chong Gregory & Carmen Mitre Aquaholics Cumberland Valley Water Marc & Ronni Churchman Timothy Mulcahy Erica Arbelaez Polo Booster Club Charitable Contributions City of Commerce Louise Murphy James & Sarah Guy & Anne Danner USA Water Polo salutes those individuals, foundations, and corporations Leslie & Velma Cleasby Stephen Neushul Argyropoulos Betty Davies Bill Armstrong Diane Davies whose annual gifts support our Olympic teams and our local clubs, Peter & Cheryl Coldren Sandy Nitta D.L. Bone & Son’s Inc. Patrick & Diane O’Brien Asano Acupuncture John Davis Associates DBA Action Glass including their coaches, officials, players and parents, as well as our Hugo de Caswo Karen & Heather Petri Augustine Design Group, Thomas & Betty Dehoop Rose Elaine Didomizio David Pietsch governing body’s efforts to expand and enrich our sport across America. Inc. Design Crated Bardon Tri Duc-Banh dba Christopher Ramirez Ed Baker Cabinetry, Inc. Supermarket Christopher Ramsey Cheryl & Scott Baldridge Michael & Cindy Detlefsen Richard & Marianna Elliott James Richardson Barbie Pat Diciccio Joseph & Hilary Fabian Russell Scott & Debra Barreto Group, Inc. Vincent Didomizio Curtis Gandy Renteria Barry Skovgaard & Marc Jack & Susan Dilday Ray & Maria Giampaoli Jane Sample Wolinsky Jean Doerr Glenbrook Capital L.P. Scott Seminoff Andrew J. McDonald Harbor Physical Therapy & Samuels Family Donation Bay Town Realty Lois Drew Chairman’s Club Bruce & Colleen Glidden Bruce & Deborah ($25,000 & above) McKinsey & Company Inc. Sports Medicine San Diego Shores Water Danielle Beebe Michael Drew Deborah & Walter Grady Sherwood Jason Beebe David & Anna Dries Warburg Pincus Ed & Karin Reynolds Preston Head Polo Club Joseph Grady Joseph & Wanda Silkowski Shelden & Sheriden Beebe William Dries Foundation Michael & Sherry David Hendrickson LLC Peter Schnugg Craig & Valerie Greenough Keith & Mary Simon C.M. Bejarano-Montoya Rudolph Driscoll Schulman Dr. Charles Hollingsworth Tadd & Marilyn Sibley Donald & Doris Fisher Laura & Kevin Gross Ken & Amy South Garth Bergeson Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Duncan Joseph & Rise Wendt Michael & Barbara Larry Sifers Michael Graff Gerald & Linda Grossman Brian & Michelle Suggs James Bergeson Gregory Econn Trust Hoversten Gregory Silver The Hellman Family Michael Haas Kevin Sullivan Bob Snyder & John Snyder Edward Jones K & K Insurance Group Carlos & Peggy Steffens Powers Charities Gold ($1,000-$2,499) Rudolph Hacker Sundance Power LLC Heather Bolan Ralph & Kristina Ehrhardt Annika Dries Bob Kraus Mark & Virgina Stevens Romano Family Fund Jeanne & Robert Hannigan Nicholas & Pamela Ruth Bolan Allen Eliot Carlos & Sharon Arbelaez Kurt Krumpholz Stoneground Baking David Hayes Ternasky Shawn Bolan Tom Ellis Guy Baker Elizabeth Kugler Company Champion’s Club Thomas & Petra Hermann The Hopkins Family Robert Boliard Michael Epsteen Rudolph & Dorothy Baldoni John Kuker The Coast Foundation ($10,000-$24,999) Barbara Heublein The Masson Family Robert Bond Evgeny & Larisa Ermakova Vicky Barker Kee & Jill Lee Tri Signal Integration The Hendrickson Family William & Cynthia Hill Larissa & Victoria Todisco Sandra Borchardt Ellen Estes Lee Ken & Margie Blanchard Mark Lefkow Larry & Robyn Varellas Rod & Barbara Bowen James & Mary Jo Evans George & Nora Hinds Hank Toring John & Dawn Briskey Martin & Mary Lighterink Wallis Foundation Bruce Bradley Thomas Farkash Benefactor Robert Hixson Maria Torres Sean Buckner Phillip & Ann Macias Wal-Mart Foundation Roy & Mary Alice Brown Ron & Maria Fattal ($5,000-$9,999) Patricia Hooper Claudine Tuttle Randy Buckner, Informative David & Susan Martin Jacqueline Walters Ryan Brown Leland Faust William & Catherine Nietzel Cameron Hunt Sheryl Ulin Research James & Cynthia James & Kimmy Watson Donn & Sarah Bryne George & Jocelyn Fenton Anthony & Jeanne Pritzker Michael & Jacqueline Richard Umphrey Kent and Lauren Burton McFadden Donna & Kenneth White LM Buchbinder Ferro Interior Design Family Johnson Utah Water Polo Carlos Steffens, Inc. Karen Milne Doug & Betty Windes Tom Bussa Marc & Caroline Finley Foundation Jeanne & Brad Kisner Angel Valdes Candido & Lethia Cerda Barry & Mary Moody Michael J. Yates Geraldine Cafaro Frank Fiscalini Sea Air Federal Credit Rochelle & Steven Klein Laurent & Laura Taek & Hyuna Chong Mark & Gail Moyer B & M Zimmermann Blaine & Barbara Calder Michael Fleming Union Lamorinda Water Polo Vonderweidt Joe Cardella Rob Forman Alan Cima Douglas & Christiann Family Ltd Partnership William Smith Richard & Helen Deanna Wagner Michella Cardella Naomi Fortner Janet Cornell Norton Robert & Ashley Sternfels MacDonell Gerald & Mary Watkins Mike Cardella Thomas Fortner Steven & Jennifer Crocker Andrew Nussbaum Silver ($500-$999) Mary Matthews, TTEE Rand Watkins Don Cardella Jr. Rich & Nancy Foster John & Heidi Dobrott Mike & Peggy O’Donnell Troy McEachern Robert & Beverly McColl Felicia & William Watson Carrion Construction, Inc. Funktion USA Platinum Keith & Claudia Dodson Kathleen & Stephen Perry Jessica Agramonte Derral McGinnis Julian Whitelegge James & Mindy Cassel Richard Galante ($2,500 - $4,999) Peter & Sheila Feher Bob Pillow Brian Alexander Michael & Teresa Robert & Connie Williams Dora Beck Chenault Andrew & Dorothy Peter Fischler Eric Figge Mark & Leslie Platshon Thomas & Mary Armstrong McNamara Betty Wilson Lavinia Chong Gallagher Christopher & Cathleen Gayl Opatrny & Annabel Preferred Real Estate Todd & Karin Auker Memorial Sports & Internal Young In Lee Estelle Churchman Brandon Gandy Follmer Anae Company, Inc. Carl & Cynthia Beckwith Medicine Inc. Clancy’s Saloon, Inc. Jeffrey Gardner GeriNet Physicians GLM Landscape Mari Jo Prlain-Wilcox Brian Bielicki Michael Hamby & Charles Bronze ($100-$499) Peter & Jane Clark Mike Giancanelli Services, Inc. Management Johnny Rulon Blue Tech, Inc. Mark Cooper Joe Golda Tiff A to Z Plumbing Greenwich Water Polo, Inc. Mark & Miriam Greenwood Robert & Marilyn Sagehorn Scott & Audrey Blum Helda Cordes Steve Granick Michael & Kimberly Lynn Adams Dave Hardman Art Hale Marty Samuels Jeff & Kelly Bone Herff & Nancy Cornelius Robert & Lorene Green

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Bill Greschner Roxy Klein Maureen O’Toole Gerald & Phyllis Smith Laura Alladeen Don Brantley Costco Wholesale Jenica & Patrick Egan Andrew & Helen Griffith Akio Konoshima Meredith Pathria Jerome Snyder, M.D. Al’s Sport Shop Megan Braun Corporation Kathleen Eggink H. Grouya Robert Larsen, MD Steve Pearce Gregg Solomon Thomas Altman Casey Brennan Stephen Covel James & Nicole Eglseder Charlie Gulotta Dennis Larson John Perry Belal Soukkary Alex Alvarez Eric & Eri Brevig Jane Covert-Lannon Mark Eisenman Brian Haas Rick & Laura Larson John & Jill Peters Joseph & Sheila Stein Domingo & Alice Alvarez Heather Breyer Alan Covey David & Bonnie Elbel Christopher Haas Brian Lawrence Timothy & Jenny Pietro Sarah Stern Stephen Andersen Eduardo Brites Lisa Cox Steven Elig & Julie Son Houston & Michelle Hall Steven Layton David Pollock John & Judy Stewart Judy & Eric Anderson Christine Brunner Mallory Lee Craft Donna Elliott David Halpryn Lori Lee Elizabeth Porter John Stier Russell Anderson James Bryan Dale Craig Yasemin Ersun-Hallsby Barbara Hamby Troy Lee Joseph Preston Stretchforming Enterprises, Alan Appley BSM Media, Inc. Jill Croxford Frances Espinosa Joshua & Susan Lerner Pro Performance Sports, Inc. Ruth Hamilton Jan & Deborah Armstrong Ken & Cathleen Buck Adrienne Crusick Anne Ezer Phil & Kathy Hand Mr. & Mrs. James Lew LLC Heather Stuart Hamid Asgari Kristina Buck Rodrigo Cuadra Kathy Farina Roger Hansen Richard & Kathleen Lo Rick Pruden Neil & Lorna Stuart Tim Austgen John Buntrock Pamela Cummins Gus & Sue Fattal Silvia Hatcher Iluminada Long Stacy & William Pulice Sunset Water Polo Club John & Laurel Ayoob Vicki Burger Edward & Carol Curry Cynthia Feaver Clifford Hayashi Kristin Loomis Gary Pybas Suntan Hawaii Jarjeet Bahia Andre Burke D & H Ray Michael Feeley Peter Hazelrigg Robin Loomis R.W. Greenwood Charles Sutherland, D.D.S. Virginia Heitz Enrique Lopez Associates, Inc. Tasco Construction, Inc. William Bair Tom Burke Eugene Dafoe Rob Felter Brian Hennessy John Lopuch Rand Watkins & Irena Hill TGS Consulting, LLC Jo Ellen Baird Rachel Burkons Michael Daley Bettina Fernandez Edwin Hershey Stephen Lott Thomas Rapacz Mark Thornburg Nora Baker Roger & Christine Bussell Susan & Michael Daly Marsial Fernandez Russell Hertzberg Greg & Jennifer MacDonell Kenneth & Nancy Ratzan Sebastian Tom Charles Baldini George Butts Thomas & Anne Daly Michael Fero Higgins’ Photography Gregory Manke Steve & Michelle Ray Dr. Sandro Tomita David Baldoni BYCOR General Lee Daly-Walker John & Sandra Ferreri Mark & Susan Hillgren Marcil Family Foundation John & Martha Rebstock Paul & Catherine Tosetti Suzanne Bandimere Contractors Robert Damskey John Ferreri Dudley & Sono Hirose- Sheri Martin ReportPrep, LLC Trust of Paul Doerr C. Barker Ruskin Camarillo Car Care Center, Duffy & Yvonne D’Angelo Charles & Diane Ferry Hulbert Richard & Janet Matulis Laura Rhodes Unisel Network Limited Bobby Barkley Inc. Bambie Danner-Newcomb Kevin Fisher, CYO David & Kathryn Hohl Mary McBee Roca-Green, Inc. United Water Polo Club Linda Barkley Neal & Janci Cameron Lou Danoff Fitness Lifestyles Donald & Carol Hohl David & Kathleen McBride William Rocamora United Way of Carlisle & Mike Barron Ben Campbell Rachel Dara Jabin Mark Fletcher Bruce Holmblad Mona & Michael Rockville Montgomery Cumberland County Susan Barrow Brian Cantoni M. Frances Davies Lynn Floss Jeff Holshouser McClanahan Water Polo Club, Inc. Joanne Van Bemmel George Bartik Scott Capobianco Paul Day Michael Fontaine John Hoogsteden Erin McDonough John Roemer Peter Varellas Helen Baskovich Jennifer Caputo Debbie De Guitis Craig Fordyce Rick Howard Tim & Andrea McGinley Richard Rogers Jill & Carlos Velasquez Michael & Karen Began Raquel Card Joseph de Marina Alexandra Fortner Kathleen Hughes John & Mary Jane McPhee Pietro & Elena Romanelli Thomas Von Der Ahe John Bellis Robin Carden Gordon Dean Judy Fortuna Cynthia Hutten-Eagle Barry Megginson James & Susan Ronald Deborah Walters Benchmark Stoneworks, Kimberly Carlock-Ernst Debra Bandimere & Eric Ben Francis Ideallink, Inc. William Meyers Alfred & Florence William & Beverly Waters Inc. Bruce Carrier Daines Mark Frank, MD Susan Ing Alexander Mikitik Rosenthal Jess & Jacqueline Watson Carrie Bender Rob Carver Brian & Carey Deer Cristiana Fraser Marc Ingerman Mikaele & Theresa Miller Daniel & Meredith Daniel Weber Annette Bergesen Valerie Casey Maria Deltoro Jeff & Kelly Fredericks Takeshi Inoue David Millstein Rosenthal Sandra Weber Gregg & Brenda Bergesen Raymond Cebold Frank & Linda Denzer Tim & Lily Freeman Denise & Frank Israels Marsie Mitre Jen Rottenberg George & Anne Wendt Greg Bernardo Eric Chagala Donald & Heidi Dickens Eileen Freiburger Iverson Construction, Inc. Stephen & Jean Morse Rachel M. Ruano Gavyn Wild Zoltan Berty Aaron Chaney Gerald & Heather Dickens J & J Marchini Enterprise Howard Murad William Rutsch Mark Williams Valerie Friend Desa & Daniel Jackovich Morris D. Muscatel Ronald Sahmel Warren & Sandra Williams Arline Bianchi Erin Rae Choy John Dickens John & Shirley Frier Bobbie Jannard Susan Natalizio Lisa Salamon Craig Wilson Anton Bisbas Joyce Christian Joyce Dickens Mary Frier Alan H. Jespersen Neil Frank & Marlene Ulises & Eliana Sam Mr. & Mrs. Chris Wilson Joseph & Angela Biscan Art Christianson Ronald & Cynthia Alan Front Serigo & Sandra Jimenez Schmidt David Sandlin Mary & Steve Wright John Bjoin Susana Cisneros Didomizio Daniel Frost David Johnson Cathy Neushul Scott Sarkisan Reuel Young Joseph Bleau Melinda Clark Bill Dolehide Suzanne & Steve Frye Jean & Alton Jones Harry & Laura New SASC Southwest LLC Arnold Blitstein Victoria Cleary Thomas & Lynn Donoghue Alvina Galeana Michael Joyce Jon Newby Niall Saunders 2Meter Club ($0-$99) David Bluford Coach Argumongu Kevin Dornbush Roxanne Gall Mr. & Mrs. Dana Kafka Marvin Newell Robert Sawyer A & K Jewelers Stephen Blunt Edward B. Coffey Margo Dotterer Dennis Gallager David Kahn Dr. & Mrs. John Nordt Lucas & Beth Saxe Amy Abola David Bohac Stephanie Cole Bradley Drake Michael Gallagher Pamela & Steven Kanouse Nu-Line Fence Company Audrey & Holly Schaefer Susan Abrahamson Theresa Bonafede Todd & Joy Coningsby Elizabeth Drake Peter & Kendall Galli Jeannene & Kevin Kelly William & Vivian Oakley Rebecca & Michael Schell Juan Acevedo Gina Botton Frank & Karen Connor Molly Drennan Lynne Gallivan Marlene & Rhonda Kelly Debra Ochsner Terry Schroeder Sandra Agee Benjamin & Ann Bouchard Sherrie Conrad Robert Dries Mitch Gandy Ron & Nancy Kelly Ohio Squirrels Water Polo B. Shaffer Dan Agresti Renee Bouck Leonard & Bettie Lou Lisa Driscoll Tamara Gandy Shelley Kemp Vickie Oland W.M. 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Smith Crystal Hawkins Roxanne Janson Kuehmsted Maureen Manke Cabinets Don Peters Mark Rousseau Vicki Smith Leslie Hazelwood Randall Jaurequi Kendall Kunert Jan Mann Mr. Solorio Whitney Peters David & Christa Rowe Allen Smuda James Head Chris Jimenez Barbara Kyle Felix Marti Kathryn Mueller Heather Petri Dawn Rowland Claudette Snow Peter Healy Mark John Robert Lachky Kristina Martin Marianne Muellner Phillip & Graciela Pettingill Jesus Ruano Gerry Socha Donna & Joseph Hebbard Carol Johnson Katherine Lacomb Robert Martin Paul Mule Jeffery & Melissa James & Jean Rushford Catherine Soderquist John Heffner John & Amy Johnson Ivonne Lahlouh John Martinez Samantha Muratori Pheterson Grace Russak John Solano Michael & Jill Heijer Mark & Julie Johnson Theda Lambert Cari Masuda-Scherma Anne Murphy Judith Phillips Kevin Rutz Something Fine Richard & Margaret Lynn Jolly Leo Lano Robert Matich Kevin Murray Lucas Phillips Nick Sacco Jeremy & Lauren Souder Henrikson Jenny Jones Peter Larko Charles & Corinne William Murray Blythe Picone Gordon Vance Sack Mary Elizabeth Sparks Jeanie Herbert Susan Jones Dennis Larmon Matthies Dr. & Mrs. Allen Nan Betty Pierskalla James Saldana Denny Speidel Michelle & Michael Michael & Robin Judd Jill Lau Susan & Thomas Mattivi Anthony Nanula Michael Pierson Russell & Susan Sande Tom Spillane

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Kristin Stanford Nolan Tomasik Patricia Wolff Delmy Zavala Alexei Stankevitch John Toner, Jr. David Wong Adam Zintsmaster Kathryn Stanphill Elena Toohey Loraine Woods USA Water Polo Zones Sandra Starks Pat Tope Charles Woolley *thru December 31, 2009 Carole Stecker Suzanne Trainor Sharon Woolner As of December 31, 20 09 Sterling Bank Steve Traverso Karen Wullich Laura Stevenson Rick Trice Margaret Wylder Zones are responsible for governance, Charley & Nancy Stoll Sylvia Trujillo Fred Yost qualification tournaments, leagues and growth Mark & Susan Storer Zetta Tsukamoto Arne Youngman Maureen Stratton Alex Turner Ahmad Zahra of sport in their respective regions. Randall C. Stuewe Ronald Turner Edna Zajkowski John Stupp Jr. Shane Unger Rhonda Zakskorn Central California Zone (CCZ) Pacific Zone (PAC) Jorge Suarez Stephen & Tabitha Chair: Brent Bohlender Chair: Andrew Morris M. Suchena Unterberger The Central California Zone is comprised of the The Pacific Zone is comprised of the counties of Eric Suggs Ann Ure counties of Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, El Dorado, Alameda, Butte, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, Darelle & Linda Sunday Elaine Vangundy Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Mer- Glenn, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Marin, Mendocino, Gwen Sunday Carlos Vargas ced, Mono, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, San Modoc, Monterey, Plumas, San Benito, San Fran- Joshua Sunday Marina Varshisky Joaquin, Solano, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tulare, Tuolumne, cisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Gigi Swan Andrea Vickers Yolo, and Yuba in the State of California. Sierra, Siskiyou, Sonoma, Tehama, and Trinity in Lori Sweat Mary Villarreal California. Paul Sweeney Richard & LaJune Vincent Coastal California Zone (CCA) Marisa Sweitzer Fram Virjee Chair: Kai Palchikoff Pacific Northwest Peter Syka Steve Vliss and Hawaii Zone (PNWH) The Coastal California Zone is comprised of the Chair: Tim Reed Naomi Szekeres Denise Volsky counties of San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Tina Taggart Rutz Ronnie & Karen Wade and Los Angeles in California. The Pacific Northwest and Hawaii Zone is com- Mary Tang Derrick Wagner prised of Hawaii, Idaho, Oregon, Wyoming, Mon- Gilbert Tanielu Rebecca Walker tana, Washington, and Alaska. Jim & Deborah Tassano Darrell Wallace Midwest Zone (MWZ) Chair: Dave Perry Lisa Taylor-Minshull Tatia Norton Wallett Pacific Southwest Zone (PSW) The Midwest Zone is comprised of Indiana, Michi- Elizabeth Tebbe William Wallett Char: Sean Green Richard & Krista Tepe Geoffrey Walter gan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, North Dakota, The Busheree Family Daniel & Kathryn Watson South Dakota, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, The Pacific Southwest Zone is comprised of the The Hewitt Family Vikram Watumull Ohio, and Kentucky. counties of San Diego and Imperial in California. The Home Depot, Inc. Mary & Robert Weber The Larko Family Helena Weeks Mountain Zone (MTZ) Southeast Zone (SEZ) The Meyers Family Scott Weidman Chair: Brad Peercy Chair: Alan Serure The Pepsi Bottling Group Andre Weiglein The Mountain Zone is comprised of Colorado, New The Southeast Zone is comprised of Tennessee, Foundation Inc. Matt Wendt Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and El Paso County North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, The Rizzo Family Michael Wertz in Texas. Alabama, and Mississippi. The Spach Family Duane & Debbie Westberg Joy Thoma Peter Wetton Darrell & Nancy Thomas Billie Wheeler Northeast Zone (NEZ) Southern Pacific Zone (SPZ) Chair: Roddy Carter Chair: Mark Cousineau Elizabeth Thomas David & Jennifer White Lynne Thomas Timothy White The Northeast Zone is comprised of Maine, New The Southern Pacific Zone is comprised of the Robert & Julie Whitsitt Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, counties of San Bernardino, Orange, and Riverside Patricia Thompson Earl Wilkinson Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, in the State of California. David Throop Alberta Williams Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Thomas & Anne Tiberi Judy Williams Southwest Zone (SWZ) Julie & William Tifft Kimberley Williams Chair: Jimmy Linehan, Jr. Donna Tillman Paula Williams Dolan The Southwest Zone is comprised of Texas (except Jeff Tillman Steve & Katherine Winter for El Paso County), Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Loui- Frank Tomasello Ingrid Wobst siana.

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North Houston WPC The Woodlands TX Southwest Pacific N.West & Clubs of USA Water Polo Puget Sound Polo Lakewood WA Alamo Masters WP Club San Antonio TX Southwest Hawaii Pacific N.West & Cypress Fairbanks WPC Houston TX Southwest Newport Hills WP Sammamish WA Company Name CITY STATE ZoneID Company Name CITY STATE ZoneID Hawaii Dirty Bay WPC Baytown TX Southwest Pacific N.West & The Great Whites Hialeah FL Southeast Eugene WP Eugene OR New York Athletic Club New York NY Northeast St. Mark's Lions Richardson TX Southwest Hawaii Kingfish WP Foundation, Inc Sinking Spring PA Northeast South Florida Aquatics - Hurricanes Hollywood FL Southeast Dallas WPC Dallas TX Southwest Pacific N.West & Chehalem WPC Newberg OR Northern Virginia WPC Alexandria VA Northeast Thunder WP Clearwater FL Southeast San Antonio WPC San Antonio TX Southwest Hawaii City of Gainesville Hammerhead WP Gainesville FL Southeast Pacific N.West & Team New York Aquatics New York NY Northeast Pacific N.West & Bainbridge WP Bainbridge WA Seattle Otters WP Seattle WA Hawaii Greenwich WP Greenwich CT Northeast Raider WP Miami Springs FL Southeast Hawaii Pacific N.West & Pacific N.West & Cardinal and Gold WP Cockeysville MD Northeast Wildcat WP Marietta GA Southeast Southern Oregon WP Ashland OR Kentridge WP Kent WA Hawaii Hawaii Claude Moore Aquatics Club Sterling VA Northeast East Coast WP Boca Raton FL Southeast Pacific N.West & Pacific N.West & West Broward YMCA Weston & Pembroke Pines FL Southeast Hawaiian Islands WP Honolulu HI Eastside WPC Gresham OR Bison WP Lewisburg PA Northeast Hawaii Hawaii Central Florida Sun WPC Winter Park FL Southeast Pacific N.West & Interpolo-St. Francis WPC Brooklyn Heights NY Northeast Pacific N.West & Mercer Island WPC Mercer Island WA Iron Mountain WPC Lake Oswego OR Hawaii Pittsburgh WP Mars PA Northeast Scots WP Boca Raton FL Southeast Hawaii Windy City WP Oak Park IL Midwest Pacific N.West & Morgan Hill WP Morgan Hill CA Pacific Tiger Aquatics WP Princeton NJ Northeast Shorewood WP Shoreline WA Hawaii Soquel Wax-em Soquel CA Pacific Greenwich Aquatics Greenwich CT Northeast Flyers Aquatics WP Ballwin MO Midwest Pacific N.West & 680 WP Walnut Creek CA Pacific New York Ducks WPC Brooklyn NY Northeast Rockford Aquatic Club ROCKFORD MI Midwest Seattle WP Seattle WA Hawaii Aptos WP Santa Cruz CA Pacific Bruno WP North Attleboro MA Northeast Lyons Swim and WPC Forest Park IL Midwest Pacific N.West & Tigard/Tualatin WPC Tualatin OR West Valley WP Saratoga CA Pacific Loyola Athletic Club Chester Springs PA Northeast Northern Illinois Polo Club Mundelein IL Midwest Hawaii NWO Chicago Chicago IL Midwest Pacific N.West & Silicon Valley WP San Jose CA Pacific Cardinal WP (VA) Woodbridge VA Northeast Kentwood WP Edgewood WA Hawaii Berkeley WP Academy Berkeley CA Pacific Boston Wet Sox Brookline MA Northeast Jungle Cat WP St. Louis MO Midwest Pacific N.West & Marin Masters WPC Mill Valley CA Pacific Mad Dog WP Ballwin MO Midwest USA Pacific Northwest United Sammamish WA Green Wave WP Dover NH Northeast Hawaii Spartan WPC (MI) Lansing MI Midwest San Benito WPC Hollister CA Pacific Knight WP Inc. 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Holy Cross Polo San Jose CA Pacific Golden West WP Huntington Beach CA So. Pacific Tulare Polo Club Tulare CA Central Calif Carlsbad Girls WP Solana Beach CA Pacific S.West Devil Mountain WPC Martinez CA Pacific Vanguard Aquatics Club Orange CA So. Pacific Mako WPC Hanford CA Central Calif Del Mar WPC San Diego CA Pacific S.West Norcal WPC Menlo Park CA Pacific Invictus Fallbrook CA So. Pacific Rodriguez WP Fairfield CA Central Calif San Dieguito Seawolves Solana Beach CA Pacific S.West Marin WPC Novato CA Pacific Niguel Wolverine WP Laguna Niguel CA So. Pacific Dixon WPC Dixon CA Central Calif Iron Giants WPC Spring Valley CA Pacific S.West De Anza WP Cupertino CA Pacific Citrus WP Redlands CA So. Pacific Stockton WPC Stockton CA Central Calif Raven Polo santee CA Pacific S.West Olympic Club San Francisco CA Pacific BOA - (Brea Olinda Aquatics) Brea CA So. Pacific Revolution WPC Fresno CA Central Calif Braves WP El Cajon CA Pacific S.West Radian WPC Monterey CA Pacific Regency WPC Newport Beach CA So. Pacific Apache WPC Sanger CA Central Calif Greater San Diego WP Foundation San Diego CA Pacific S.West Stanford WP Foundation Stanford CA Pacific Anteater WP - N.H.W.P. Newport Beach CA So. Pacific Bear River WP Auburn CA Central Calif Tribe Fallbrook CA Pacific S.West Nordic WP San Jose CA Pacific Temescal Canyon WP Lake Elsinore CA So. Pacific Kings River Elite WP Kingsburg CA Central Calif Poseidon WPC San Diego CA Pacific S.West West Coast Polo San Jose CA Pacific Chupacabras Yucca Valley CA So. Pacific Rio Linda WP Sacramento CA Central Calif Coronado Aquatics Club Coronado CA Pacific S.West Santa Barbara Masters Menlo Park CA Pacific United WPC Los Alamitos CA So. Pacific Huskies WPC Hanford CA Central Calif Talon Encinitas CA Pacific S.West San Jose Splash San Jose CA Pacific Highlander WP Upland CA So. Pacific Lodi WP Foundation Lodi CA Central Calif Escondido WPC ESCONDIDO CA Pacific S.West Lamorinda WP Lafayette CA Pacific Empire Aquatics Murrieta CA So. Pacific Warrior WPC Fresno CA Central Calif Sunset San Diego San Diego CA Pacific S.West Ohlone Renegades Fremont CA Pacific Buena Park Aquatics Fullerton CA So. Pacific Boys & Girls Clubs of Stockton Stockton CA Central Calif Hillers WP El Cajon CA Pacific S.West South Peninsula WP Foundation Menlo Park CA Pacific Surf City USA WPC Huntington Beach CA So. Pacific Madera Polo Fresno CA Central Calif Poway Valley WP Poway CA Pacific S.West Ukiah Dolphins Ukiah CA Pacific Fullerton Hills WPC La Habra CA So. Pacific Bakersfield WPC Bakersfield CA Central Calif Sultan Polo Santee CA Pacific S.West L.A.R.P.D. WP Livermore CA Pacific Xtreme WP Corona CA So. Pacific Atwater-Merced WP Atwater CA Central Calif Duke City Aquatics Albuquerque NM Mountain Redwood WP Santa Cruz CA Pacific Thump mission viejo CA So. 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