Winners and Losers of the NCAA Women’s Water Polo Season

The countdown to the NCAA Women’s Water Polo Championships has begun, with only nine teams left standing to compete for the title at Cal’s Spieker Aquatics Complex. The latest Collegiate Water Polo Association Varsity Women’s Poll gives us a glimpse into the top contenders for the championship.

Leading the pack is UCLA, with a perfect 23-0 record and a dominant performance in the MPSF conference. The Bruins are looking to add another NCAA title to their collection after a long drought since their last win in 2009.

Hawai’i follows closely behind, with a 22-3 record and a Big West title under their belt. The Rainbow Wahine are bidding farewell to their long-time coach Maureen Cole, who is retiring after this season. A championship win would be the perfect send-off for Cole and her team.

Cal and Stanford are also strong contenders, with impressive records and a history of success in the sport. USC, on the other hand, is facing some challenges with two consecutive losses, but they are determined to turn things around in the championships.

The stage is set for an exciting showdown between the top collegiate water polo teams in the nation. With fierce competition and high stakes, the NCAA Championships promise to be a thrilling event for fans and players alike. Stay tuned for more updates as the teams battle it out for the ultimate prize in women’s water polo.