The San Diego Mesa College men's water polo team finished the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference season in third place (9-12 overall record), an incredible achievement considering the team had difficulties assembling a full roster.
The Olympian men's water polo team faced a unique challenge entering the 2024 season with a roster blending seasoned veterans and first-time players. This difference in experience required the coaching staff to adapt practice sessions to accommodate all skill levels.
Nicholas Winsor joins our show today to discuss his experience at SD Mesa College. Winsor will be attending University of LaVerne and will compete for the men's water polo team.
The San Diego Mesa College men’s water polo team is proud to announce that Nick Winsor has signed his letter of intent to further his academic and athletic career at the University of La Verne.
After starting the season 1-3 at the Merced College North vs South tournament, the San Diego Mesa men’s water polo team bounced back with a dominant performance at the Cypress invitational by winning all 3 contests and outscoring their opponents 61-31.
Water polo head coach Beto Vazquez talks to us about his experience at the United States Water Polo National Training Selection Camp. He also discusses how he'll implement what he learned for the 2023-24 water polo campaign.
The 46th Annual San Diego Men’s Water Polo Invitational begins today. Mesa College will host Cerritos College, Arizona State University Club and the UCSD Club water polo teams.
One of our men’s water polo athletes, John Bolaris, has been accepted to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo where he will continue his education to study engineering and play club water polo.
Mens water polo athlete, Dayvin Mikulanis, has been accepted to San Diego State University, where he will continue his studies and major in Sustainability.
San Diego, CA - One of our mens water polo athletes, Bryce Elsner, has been accepted into UC San Diego; where he will study Geology and play for the nationally top-ranked club team under Coach Hector Sanchez (asst. coach for men’s team).
San Diego, CA - Mens water polo student-athlete, Jeremy Redden, has been accepted into San Jose State where he will continue his studies and major in Behavioral Science.
San Diego Mesa College, men’s water polo player, Vernon Frairie, has been accepted to University of California Santa Cruz, where he will pursue a history degree and continue playing club water polo.
San Diego Mesa College, men’s water polo player, Sam Odenkirk, has committed to Long Island University, on a 60% scholarship, where he will pursue a nursing degree at the Harriet Rothkopf Heilbrunn School of Nursing and continue his water polo career.
San Diego Mesa College, men’s water polo player, Jake Rose, has committed to University of Redlands, on a half scholarship, where he will continue his education and water polo career.
Former Olympian and 2x MVP, Savanah Philips was just hired as the assistant coach for men’s and women’s water polo teams at Princeton University.
Check out full article: https://goprincetontigers.com/news/2021/7/19/mens-water-polo-savanah-phillips-named-water-polo-assistant-coach.aspx
It was a strong year for San Diego Mesa College men’s water polo team. Brendan McMahon, Eric Orozco, Cooper Lynch, Jason Grindle, and Jackson Cassidy was awarded first-team. Jake Rose and Trey Pietsch was awarded second-team. Honorable Mention was awarded to Kenny Pineo, Brad Palmer, and Micah Schwenkmeyer. Lastly, Roman Rosser was awarded Player of the Year.
San Diego Mesa College, men’s water polo player, Roman Rosser, is transferring to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo to pursue his undergraduate degree in Aerospace Engineering.
San Diego Mesa’s athletic department placed 9th in the Daktronics Cup (formerly known as NATYCAA Cup) for the 2019-20 calendar year. This 9th place ranking is out of 108 other 2 year programs. The Daktronics Cup measures the top 5 finishes in each gender, awarding points depending on their final ranking.
Water Polo Team Shows Promise in Rebuilding Year
November 13, 2024The San Diego Mesa College men's water polo team finished the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference season in third place (9-12 overall record), an incredible achievement considering the team had difficulties assembling a full roster.
