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Alumni Water Polo Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Robert Lynn Head Coach Alumni Water Polo STAFF Eric Sturgeon Asst Open Male Division Alumni Water Polo Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Robert Lynn Head Coach Alumni Water Polo STAFF Eric Sturgeon Asst. Coach Alumni Water Polo STAFF Eric Black Alt. Coach Alumni Water Polo 1 Chay Lapin Player Alumni Water Polo 2 Timothy Reeves Player Alumni Water Polo 3 Kevin Witt Player Alumni Water Polo 4 Nick Fadden Player Alumni Water Polo 5 Griffin Lerman Player Alumni Water Polo 6 Andrew Reego Player Alumni Water Polo 7 Lance Morrison Player Alumni Water Polo 8 Jacob Young Player Alumni Water Polo 9 Gregory Enloe Player Alumni Water Polo 10 Jeremy Pope Player Alumni Water Polo 11 Wesley Lincoln Player Alumni Water Polo 12 Joseph Gullikson Player Alumni Water Polo 13 Ely Bonilla Player Alumni Water Polo 14 Daniel Lenhart Player Alumni Water Polo 15 Christian Emerson Player Alumni Water Polo 16 Brent Teraoka Player Alumni Water Polo 17 Lawrence Bardelli Player Alumni Water Polo 18 Brandon Brooks Player Alumni Water Polo Bruin Water Polo Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Danny McClintick Head Coach Bruin Water Polo STAFF Chris Fahlsing Asst. Coach Bruin Water Polo 1 Aleksandar Ruzic Player Bruin Water Polo 2 Jake Simpson Player Bruin Water Polo 3 Jesse Camou Player Bruin Water Polo 4 John "Jack" Grover Player Bruin Water Polo 5 Jonathan Van De Velde Player Bruin Water Polo 6 Warren Snyder Player Bruin Water Polo 7 James Vlachonassios Player Bruin Water Polo 8 James Robinson Player Bruin Water Polo 9 Eric Goldenberg Player Bruin Water Polo 10 David Stiling Player Bruin Water Polo 11 Alex Roelse Player Bruin Water Polo 12 Matthew Farmer Player Bruin Water Polo 13 Raphael Raede Player Bruin Water Polo 14 Alexander Wolf Player Bruin Water Polo 19 Maxwell Irving Player Bruin Water Polo 20 Austin Rone Player Bruin Water Polo 21 Evan Feller Player Bruin Water Polo 24 Kent Inoue Player Bruin Water Polo Golden Bear Water Polo A Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Kirk Everist Head Coach Golden Bear Water Polo A STAFF Jeffrey Tyrrell Asst. Coach Golden Bear Water Polo A 1 Kevin Le Vine Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 2 Pedro Stellet Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 3 Spencer Farrar Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 4 Cade Kruse Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 5 Jacob Pickard Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 6 Luca Cupido Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 7 Nicholas Carniglia Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 8 Michael Williams Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 9 Nicholas Bisconti Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 10 Garrett Felix Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 12 Connor Reid Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 13 Spencer Tagg Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 14 Vassilis Tzavaras Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 15 Jordan Hoover Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 16 Timothy Simenc Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 17 Johnny Hooper Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 18 Chase Hamming Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 19 Conor Neumann Player Golden Bear Water Polo A 20 Jackson Hettler Player Golden Bear Water Polo A Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF David Carlson Head Coach Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 1 Garrett Danner Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 2 Nick Bell Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 3 Derek Shoemaker Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 4 Lachlan Edwards Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 5 Bryce Hoerman Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 6 Wesley Kading Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 7 Eric Carnohan Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 9 Eric Jarrels-Stickney Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 10 Connor Virjee Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 11 Marc Vonderweidt Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 12 Eric Vandemortel Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 13 Robert Poynton Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 14 Matteo Morelli Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 16 James Walters Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 17 Clayton Snyder Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 18 Grant Stein Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 19 Samuel Slobodien Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) 20 Miles Schridde Player Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) New York Athletic Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Ronald Beaubien Head Coach New York Athletic STAFF Scott Schulte Asst. Coach New York Athletic 1 Christopher Whitelegge Player New York Athletic 2 Wolf Wigo Player New York Athletic 3 Alexander Obert Player New York Athletic 4 John Mann Player New York Athletic 5 Jesse Smith Player New York Athletic 6 Chancellor Ramirez Player New York Athletic 7 Alexander Bowen Player New York Athletic 8 Matthew De Trane Player New York Athletic 9 Nolan McConnell Player New York Athletic 10 Joshua Stiling Player New York Athletic 11 Griffin White Player New York Athletic 12 Christopher Wendt Player New York Athletic 13 Farrel South Player New York Athletic 14 Jackson Seybold Player New York Athletic 15 Ryan Hurst Player New York Athletic Olympic Club Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Ross Mecham Head Coach Olympic Club STAFF Christopher Lathrop Asst. Coach Olympic Club 1 Lazar Andric Player Olympic Club 2 Marin Balarin Player Olympic Club 3 Brian Alexander Player Olympic Club 4 Stephen Siri Player Olympic Club 5 Ryder Roberts Player Olympic Club 6 Patrick Fellner Player Olympic Club 7 Michael Sharf Player Olympic Club 8 Brian Dudley Player Olympic Club 9 Hunter Gettelfinger Player Olympic Club 10 Colin Mulcahy Player Olympic Club 11 Thomas Carroll Player Olympic Club 12 Paul Reynolds Player Olympic Club 13 Thomas Corcoran Player Olympic Club 14 Peter Sefton Player Olympic Club Santa Barbara Premier Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Russell Russo Head Coach Santa Barbara Premier STAFF Reed Cotterill Asst. Coach Santa Barbara Premier 1 Justyn Barrios Player Santa Barbara Premier 2 Cole Middleton Player Santa Barbara Premier 3 Reed Cotterill Player Santa Barbara Premier 4 Thomas Fellner III Player Santa Barbara Premier 5 Borislav Jovanovic Player Santa Barbara Premier 6 Ivan Gvozdanovic Player Santa Barbara Premier 7 Spencer Likins Player Santa Barbara Premier 8 Shane Hauschild Player Santa Barbara Premier 9 Adam Lott Player Santa Barbara Premier 10 Josh Jordan Player Santa Barbara Premier 11 Jacob Halle Player Santa Barbara Premier 12 Brannan Haket Player Santa Barbara Premier 13 Mitchell Young Player Santa Barbara Premier 14 James Taylor Player Santa Barbara Premier 15 Maximillian Schaum Player Santa Barbara Premier 16 Connor Wilde Player Santa Barbara Premier 17 Blake Spiller Player Santa Barbara Premier 18 Shane Mayer Player Santa Barbara Premier Shore Aquatics Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Gavin Arroyo Head Coach Shore Aquatics STAFF Aleksandar Petrovic Asst. Coach Shore Aquatics STAFF Elizabeth Grimes Alt. Coach Shore Aquatics 1 Steven Cagle Player Shore Aquatics 2 Austin Stevenson Player Shore Aquatics 3 Troy Kaltenbach Player Shore Aquatics 4 Jacob Fujioka Player Shore Aquatics 5 Curtis Casper Player Shore Aquatics 6 Lovro Miocevic Player Shore Aquatics 7 Andras Telegdy Player Shore Aquatics 8 Austin Stewart Player Shore Aquatics 10 Chandler Kaltenbach Player Shore Aquatics 11 Maxwell Cusator Player Shore Aquatics 12 Duncan Lynde Player Shore Aquatics 13 Marwan Darwish Player Shore Aquatics 14 Mitchell Holden Player Shore Aquatics 15 Lucas Ritter Player Shore Aquatics 16 Nemanja Bakic Player Shore Aquatics 18 Zachary Minott Player Shore Aquatics 19 Andrew Goodenough Player Shore Aquatics 21 Lee Griffin Player Shore Aquatics 22 Kyle Alhart Player Shore Aquatics Stanford Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF John Vargas Head Coach Stanford STAFF Jon Barnea Asst. Coach Stanford 1 Drew Holland Player Stanford 2 Justin Roberto Player Stanford 3 Reid Chase Player Stanford 4 Jackson Kimbell Player Stanford 5 Samuel Pfeil Player Stanford 6 Connor Stapleton Player Stanford 7 Harrison Enright Player Stanford 8 Mitchell Mendoza Player Stanford 9 Blake Parrish Player Stanford 10 Nelson Perla-Ward Player Stanford 11 Cody Smith Player Stanford 12 Ben Hallock Player Stanford 13 Geoffrey Lewis Player Stanford 14 Duncan Mactavish Player Stanford 15 Marco Stanchi Player Stanford 17 Dylan Woodhead Player Stanford 18 Andrew Chun Player Stanford 19 Bennett Williams Player Stanford UC San Diego Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Denny Harper Head Coach UC San Diego STAFF Matthew Ustaszewski Asst. Coach UC San Diego STAFF Glenn Busch Alt. Coach UC San Diego 1 Jack Turner Player UC San Diego 2 Ari Wayne Player UC San Diego 3 Carson Ivancovich Player UC San Diego 4 Kacper Langiewicz Player UC San Diego 5 Collin Sullivan Player UC San Diego 6 Noah Carniglia Player UC San Diego 7 Skyler Munatones Player UC San Diego 8 Richard Farley Player UC San Diego 9 Kevin Asplund Player UC San Diego 10 Arman Momdzhyan Player UC San Diego 11 Luka Vasiljevic Player UC San Diego 12 Jackson Ranj Player UC San Diego 13 Samuel Thompson Player UC San Diego 14 Cooper Milton Player UC San Diego 15 Calder Hilde-Jones Player UC San Diego 16 Oleg Koujikov Player UC San Diego 17 Jack Harper Player UC San Diego USA University (Male) Open Male Division Player No Name Position Team STAFF Dejan Udovicic Head Coach USA University (Male) STAFF Gavin Arroyo Asst. 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