Due to the Paly swim banquet at their pool we have made to following changes to the schedule for the 16s.
16 Area – 5:30-7:30 pm at Casti
16 National- 5:15-7:15 pm at Stanford
Due to the Paly swim banquet at their pool we have made to following changes to the schedule for the 16s.
16 Area – 5:30-7:30 pm at Casti
16 National- 5:15-7:15 pm at Stanford
Workout times for the 16s next week will be as follows:
Mon, Tue, Wed – 6:30-8:45pm at Paly
Fri – 5-7:30 pm at Paly
This is due to swim season not being over yet. Please spread the word to other 16s.
All other age groups will be as originally posted.
Come watch the final Stanford women’s game of the season. This SATURDAY, at 4:00 pm.
We will be honoring 4 seniors including our own Kelly Eaton who grew up playing in our club since 7th grade. Also being recognized are club coach Kelsey Holshouser & Alex Koran who along with Kelly were on our club team that won nationals this past summer, and of course Olympian Jessica Steffens.
Pizza party for our club high schoolers following the game.
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The calendar has been updated for a while now with our start date, major tournaments, our break, so be sure to click above. Although not on the calendar yet, we plan on scheduling more local tournaments on most weekends so everyone will be competing often.
We are finalizing our summer schedule and will get it posted as soon as we can.
Summer Kickoff Meeting – Mon, May 10th, 7 pm at Stanford. Mandatory for all players and parents
Workouts begin Monday, May 17th.
As you can see (and we posted months ago), Junior Olympics is a week later than in the past. This leaves less time for family vacations after JOs and before the high school season.  To help with this we are having NO workouts or games from Mon, June 28 to Sun, July 4. As of now the only tournament we are entering on June 26-27 is qualifying for 20/U and Senior Nationals. This would be for college players and our elite 18s and possibly some 16s. Everyone else will not have anything on Sat, June 26 or Sun, June 27th.
Be sure to check back often for more info.
We have moved our chat with the Stanford Olympians up to 5:30 pm, in Kissick Auditorium (next to the pool). We hope to see you here on Saturday night, March 20th.
The athletes will speak about their experiences as a water polo player, growing up, at Stanford and as an Olympian, followed by a Q & A session. Come ready to ask some questions and bring your camera.
It has been a great season so far for Stanford club alums playing for colleges around the country.
Stanford senior Kelly Eaton (M-A) is this week’s MPSF Player of the Week. Pallavi Menon (Sacred Heart Prep) earned the same honor earlier in the season. Kim Krueger (Menlo) and Vee Dunlevie (Sacred Heart Prep) have also played a key role in Stanford’s 16-1 start. All four helped Stanford sweep the 20-under Nationals and Senior National titles in the summer. Kelly, Pallavi and Vee were all Speedo Cup participants in middle school.
Other MPSF teams also feature club alums: Remy Champion (Paly) at Cal, Megan Burmeister (Menlo), Camy Sullivan (Menlo) and MJ Mordell (Sacred Heart Prep) at UCLA, and Consi Hiller (Woodside Priory) at USC.
In the Big West are Lizzie Rouleau (St Francis), Ruth Milne (Woodside) and Katie Zakula (Notre Dame Belmont) at UCSB and Nicole Plihal (Amador Valley) and Courtney Elward (St Francis) at Long Beach State. The WWPA has Santa Clara Broncos Wren White (Presentation), Laura Espinosa (Mountain View), Ali Norris (Saratoga) and Whitney Allen (Menlo) and LMU Lions Elise Ponce (Menlo) and Kimberly Benedetti (St Francis).
Last weekend at the Elite Eight tournament at Indiana, Kandis Canonica (St. Ignatius) broke the Bucknell record for career assists. Kandis was the CWPA Southern Division Co-Player of the Week in February. Bucknell teammates Hallie Kennan, recently named CWPA Southern Division Player of the Week, and Tara Murao, both Paly grads, combined for five goals in a 13-12 loss to Harvard. On the winning side for the Crimson were fellow Paly teammates Lizzie Abbott, Natasha Whitney and Roxanne Pinto.
Indiana’s defense was led by goalie Cassie Wyckoff (Los Altos) who was named CWPA Defensive Player of the Week. It was her second time earning the honor this season. Sister Lauren Wyckoff scored a key goal in a narrow loss to Michigan. Jenna Roe (Presentation) is also on the Hoosier team.
Brown features three club alums: Rita Bullwinkel (M-A), Kat Booher (Castillieja) and Brittany Westerman (Menlo). Kat was recently honored as the CWPA Northern Division Rookie of the Week.
Four more players from our club are playing at Princeton: tri-captain Phoebe Champion (Paly), Tanya Wilcox (Paly) and Cayley Bowles (Menlo) and Laura Martinez (Castilleja). Phoebe, Tanya and Cayley helped Stanford to medal finishes at national championships including the Speedo Cup when they were in middle school.
A pair of St Francis grads round out the Stanford crew at the Elite Eight. Roxanne Mansfield and Natalie Naruns have contributed to the Wolverines’ fast start as the top team in the East.
And finally, in the fall, our own 14-under coach Kendall Preston was the Conference and Northern California Player of the Year, leading Foothill College to the state tournament.
Congrats everyone! Keep up the great work!
Stanford hosts ASU on Saturday, March 21 at 1pm. During the game we will be honoring Stanford’s 6 Olympians: Margie Dingeldein, Elles Estes Lee, Jackie Frank DeLuca, Alison Gregorka, Jessica Steffens and Brenda Villa.
At the conclusion of the game they will sign autographs.
Also, exclusively for our current club players only, they will be able to meet and have a Q & A session with these Olympians on Saturday night, March 20. (Exact time and location TBA). Mark your calendar now!