LMU Womens Water Polo Tournament

LMU Womens Water Polo Tournament Team to the NCAA

For the seventh time in nine years, Loyola Marymount University women's water polo team in the NCAA tournament championship. Lions win a place in the tournament by winning the Western Water Polo Association title 26th April 2009, at the University of Santa Clara.
"It's good to get the title of the conference LMU," said coach John Loughran. "We are usually happy to return to the NCAA championship. When we play at this level, we feel we do very well in the tournament."

Hawaii Lions play in the first round on 8 Perhaps the University of Maryland. The team met on 23 March, the Burns Aquatic Center, received the Hawaii the victory 8-7. "We tend to have a very strong work, have in front of people's faces fourth seed Hawaii," said Loughran. "We tend to play very hard here at LMU this season." This year's field includes: a high-ranking USC, Cal Lutheran, Michigan, Marist, Stanford and UCLA. The Bruins are the defending champion and won the last four NCAA titles.

Seniors Nicole Hughes, the team's top scorer this season, and thus the leader of the LMU scored career, said: "We tend to have worked very hard this season and we played very well to win our conference championship, we feel. to compete with anyone in the NCAA Tournament and as a reasonable chance of winning as anyone else. This is a great honor to represent LMU at a high level. "

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Women S Water Polo Tournament Director of the LMU

Nineteen No. UC San Diego are ranked girls water polo team (twelve and a half dozen), on to Loyola Marymount tournament one or two. Friday can, UCSD Redlands play at 9: 35 in the morning and put in the game against Sonoma State at least twelve-thirty. 45 in the morning and Cal State Bakersfield at 15:00 clock to zero: The second day of the tournament, the Cal State Northridge Triton 11 matches.

Redlands Note:
Redlands is 8-9 this season. UCSD and Redlands has a common enemy, the newest and Chapman Bucknell March. Redlands defeated Chapman 14-10 and lost ten Bucknell 5th UCSD Chapman struck seventeen vi and extra beat Bucknell in 1004th

Sonoma State Notes:
The Seawolves of Chelsea Hennan with forty one goal and Amanda Haddock led with 36 goals. Haddock has also led the team with 38 ejections drawn. Sasha Versage led the team with 31 assists and ejections eighteen. Pour a team made up 62 interceptions.

Cal State Northridge Note:
Cal State Northridge was led by a trio of players with at least twenty goals. Chari Christopher average lead with 40 goals while adding 25 and Allison Brookes Erica Bonetti has 20 this year. Graziella Caredda goalkeeper saved 187 this season.

Cal State Bakersfield Note:
CSUB used a balanced attack this season, seven Roadrunners at least 18 goals. Emma Keogh leads the team with 35 goals, while Allison Added 29 Malczynski, Katie Dacus with 27 and 26 with Beverly Weber. Amber Brenner made the best start in goal and set up 113 stores and thus one hundred goals.

Previous games:
Triton last played for nearly three weeks because they have in the past two weeks with finals and spring break. On 10 March 09/04 Judy Emaus struck UCSD Wagner Tobi Lyman and two goals each. The next day, the Triton, the number one has fallen UCLA 10-3. On Saturday defeated the twelfth, UCSD Bucknell 10-4 and Princeton edges of five to four.

Lyman led the team with twenty goals while Courtney was eighteen Clevenger and Jessica Wong added 12th Michelle Perkins led the team with the help of eighteen and Sarah Bajorek high technical teams 20-7 interception. Kirsten Frazer UCSD under the direction of 25 ejections drawn. In goal, the UCSD has the enemy and the duo of Kaitlin Kim Hockett used. The enemy has created a 62 saves in 33 / 4, while Hockett has 39 saves in 73 quarters. Clevenger won four-of-2-63 sprints this season.

In rank:
UCLA remains the first ranking of college this week in the first twenty women National Collegiate Water Polo Poll. Southern California remained No. 2, completed during Stanford, Hawaii and Long Beach State, the top-5. In the next weeks opponent, Cal State Northridge, is seventeen square number.

HEAD COACH Larry Sanders:
Larry Sanders began the sixth season as head coach at UC San Diego women's water polo team. He first joined the UCSD Workers in 1993, as assistant coach youth water polo team and the director of recruitment efforts. In five seasons at the top of a very successful UCSD girls water polo team, Sanders led the Triton was a record year 96-74, with 200zero WWPA championships and three second place.

Sanders took over the team during an exciting time for women's water polo. UCSD was found along the country's core team consists of won five national championships from 1986 to 1994. But in two hundred zero, the NCAA officially recognized women's water polo as a championship sports provide Sanders with new opportunities and challenges that are not presented to the team. While the water polo as a sport still in the NCAA and more companies are incorporated, Sanders has done an admirable job of maintaining the level of national prestige UCSD.

Sanders was selected Coach of the Year in WWWPA rookie season as head coach. Triton also has his 10 All-American WWPA since joining Division II with 2-year player (Emma Kudritzki Dana Tucker in 2002 and 2003).

198eight a UCSD graduate, Sanders Triton starter for 4 years while earning WWPA honors in each of the last three seasons, plus the team MVP and Honorable Mention All-American nod as a senior.

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