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LETTER FROM THE CEO elcome to USA Water Polo Men’s National Championships. Each year this tournament brings together the top players in the nation to compete against one another. Each year there are wonderful feats of athletic skill and Wexciting games with hard-fought finishes. This year, I am hopeful that our Junior Olympics will be charac- terized by sportsmanship. It is all too easy in the thrill of the moment to forget why it is we play sports and what they really mean to us. In those moments, we can turn a true test of char- acter and skill into something less. Water polo gives us a great deal. It gives us worthy opponents. It gives us a set of complex and fascinating rules. It gives us an ideal to attain. Vince Lombardi, the great coach of the Green Bay Packers said, “Perfection is not attainable. But if chase perfection, we can catch excellence.” Please join with me in making this a Junior Olympics to be re- membered not only for its competitive result but even more so for the respect the players, coaches, officials and spectators showed to one another. Chris Ramsey CEO, USA Water Polo 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS / 3 4 / 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS SCHEDULE: 2010 MEN’S NATIONALS Capo Valley (championship pool) - JSerra (secondary pool) JSerra - 8:00 am to 8:00 pm all days Capo Valley - 7:00 am to 7:00 pm all days ... SWIMMING WISHES SOCAL WATER POLO GOOD LUCK! 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS / 5 SCHEDULE: 2010 MEN’S NATIONALS Capo Valley (championship pool) - JSerra (secondary pool) JSerra - 8:00 am to 8:00 pm all days Capo Valley - 7:00 am to 7:00 pm all days 6 / 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN’S ROSTERS Bruin Water Polo Club Davis Team Coach: Steve Gill Team Coach: Steve Doten Assistant Coach: N/A Assistant Coach: Tracy Stapleton Team Manager: Cullen Hennessy Team Manager: Ryan Hagens 1 Kevin Peat 2 Jacob Murphy 2 Cory Lyle 3 Paul Pickell 3 Matthew Richardson 4 Matthew Preciado 4 Carlos Martinez 5 Lucas Reynolds 5 Colin Hicks 6 Scott Snyder 6 Aaron Salit 7 Brett Hays 7 Matthew Vowell 8 Cullen Hennessy 8 Matthew Stones 9 Benjamin Hohl 9 Kevin Meisel 10 Matthew Rapacz 10 Hank Dickey 11 Clay Jorth 11 Russell Hampton 12 Clinton Jorth 12 Anders Maccarthy 13 Kevin Kuga 13 Erik Quinn 14 Emilio Vieira 14 Luke Collins 15 Zachary Wherry 15 Theodore Nicholson Lamorinda A Lamorinda B Team Coach Boyd Lachance Team Coach Boyd Lachance Assistant Coach: N/A Assistant Coach: N/A Team Manager: N/A Team Manager: N/A 1 Wil Toppen 1 Michael Boggan 2 Ryan Mccarthy** 2 Marin Balarin 3 Cory Nasoff 3 Travis Bickham 4 Gregory Enloe** 4 Mason Cox 5 Zachary White 5 Hunter Gettelfinger 6 Ivan Rackov 6 Matthew Golden 7 Cole Bielskis** 7 Jack Stampfl 8 Brian Dudley 8 Spencer White 9 Zachary Greenwood 9 Marko Pance 10 Charlie Steffens 10 Thomas Gilfillan ** 11 Jack Wall** 11 Miguel Martin De Bustamante** 12 Andrew Mello** 12 Brian Schmidt 13 Steve Giahos 13 Nathaniel Vail 14 Scott Siegel** 14 Danny Crocker 15 Marquard Anderson Iii 15 Iosefa Tuiasau** Navy A Navy B Team Coach: Mladen Stanicic Team Coach: Michael Schofield Assistant Coach: Michael Schofield Assistant Coach: Mladen Stanicic Team Manager: N/A Team Manager: Mladen Stanicic 1 Anthony Gutierrez 1 Chase Hansen 2 Luke Baldwin** 2 Matthew Carlson 3 Sam Butler 3 Stephen Hicks 4 Jordan Carter 4 Jackson Hummeldorf 5 Scott Cotton 5 Julius Jones 6 Conor Handley 6 Paul Pedrotty 8 Darren Mckay** 7 Erich Schwamb 9 Stephen Ray 8 Tyler Thein 10 William Vahey 9 Jesse Walker 11 Stephen Warren 10 John Warren 12 Kyle Wertz** 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS / 7 MEN’S ROSTERS Newport NYAC Team Coach: Dreason Barry Team Coach: Scott Schulte Assistant Coach: N/A Assistant Coach: Jeffrey Hilk Team Manager: N/A Team Manager: Thomas Lynch 1 Matthew Johnson 1 Merrill Moses 2 Kyle Baxter 2 Wolf Wigo** 3 Max Parrague 3 Anthony Azevedo 4 Mitchell Wise 4 Adam Wright 5 Griffin Lerman 5 Jesse Smith 6 Samuel Figueroa 6 Tamas Kasas 7 Thomas Kruip 7 Thomas Hale 8 Doug Lindsey 8 James Krumpholz 9 Nicholas Pfeil 9 Shea Buckner 10 Winston Newland 10 John Mann 11 Trent Baxter 11 Daniel Cercols 12 Brian Pickford 12 Jeffrey Tyrrell 13 Brandon Johnson 13 Olexandr Sadovyy 14 Derrik Jarvis 14 Peter Felvegi 15 Cody Scoles 15 Steven Mac Kenzie NYAC B Santa Barbara Water Polo Club Team Coach: Jeffrey Hilk Team Coach: Wolf Wigo Assistant Coach: Scott Schulte Assistant Coach: Tim Settem Team Manager: Thomas Lynch Team Manager: Cathy Neushul 1 Andy Stevens 1 Sam Evans 2 Drac Wigo 2 Brian Shoemaker 3 Scott Davidson 3 Ryen Flint 4 Matthew Sagehorn 5 Geng Wang 5 Ali Arat 6 Joseph Plume 6 Ross Sinclair 7 Nick Tomasello 7 Richard Hyden 8 Brian Bishop 8 Matthew Tilburg 9 Noah Smith 9 Chris Kelsch 10 Zsombor Vincze 10 Peter Davis** 11 Scott Bishop 11 Barabino Aimone 12 Dylan Baliani 12 Tom Haggerty 13 Myles Christian 13 Carlos Omana 14 Jay Lovero** 14 Steve Gill** 8 / 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WE SUPPORT SOCAL WATER POLO AND ALL THE ATHLETES COMPETING FOR ALL THE TEAMS THIS WEEK!!! Walsworth Franklin Bevins & McCall, LLP 1 City Boulevard West, 5th Floor Orange, CA 92868 (714) 634-2522 www.wfbm.com 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS / 9 MEN’S ROSTERS Stanford Trojan Team Coach: John Vargas Team Coach: Jovan Vavic Assistant Coach: N/A Assistant Coach: Marko Pintaric Team Manager: Eric Clapper Team Manager: Pavol Valovic 1 Brian Pingree 1 Will Simon 2 Alex Avery 2 Jack Plaga** 3 Ryan Brown 3 Nikola Vavic 4 Porter Kalbus 4 Max Hurst-Mendoza** 5 Ryan Kent 5 Forest Monroe 6 Andrew Laforge 6 Andrew Reego 7 Brogan Miller 7 Matthew Burton 8 Travis Noll 8 Stephen Siri 9 Alexander Pulido 9 Michael Rosenthal 10 Paul Rudolph 10 Cem Carak 11 Jeffrey Schwimer 11 Jesse Gillespie** 12 Peter Sefton 12 Andrew Hayes 13 Jacob Smith 13 James Friedrich** 14 Forrest Watkins 14 Brian Boswell 15 Sage Wright 15 Robert Lucas** Xtreme Team Coach: William Rowland Assistant Coach: Keith Shore Team Manager: N/A 1 Austen Ramer 2 Kellan Falconieri 3 Beau Brumley 4 Keith Jizmejian 5 Peter Hines 6 Brent Troutman 7 Trevor Rowland 8 Alan Ogden 9 Christopher Toy 10 Aaron Steiger 11 Evan Vardayou 12 Danny Mundy 13 Jeremy Atkinson 14 Jeff Woolstenhulme** 15 Chris Vanjoff 10 / 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS / 11 12 / 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS / 13 14 / 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS USA WATER POLO SPONSORS 2010 USA WATER POLO MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS / 15 .
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