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By Michael Randazzo 17 December 202117 December 2021 Interview/Varsity Men

On The Record with Tony Karaman: “It Was Tough But Water Polo Survived”

Despite being plagued by uncertainty, this year’s men’s varsity water polo season—which ended a week ago with Cal capturing a record 15th NCAA title thanks to a 13-12 win over USC in the 2021 title match—represented a much-needed return to normalcy. The uncertainty was due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic,

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By Michael Randazzo 9 September 2021 Analysis/Varsity Men

Men’s College Water Polo Week One: Fordham Up; Pepperdine, Harvard Down

Notable changes in this week’s Collegiate Water Polo Association Men’s Varsity Poll: Pepperdine dropped five spots due to a loss to host UC San Diego at the Triton Invitational; Harvard dropped seven spots due to a loss at home to Fordham—a decision that pushed the Rams up four spots into

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By Michael Randazzo 7 September 20217 September 2021 Analysis/Varsity Men

Talent-laden USC Begins ’21 Campaign MPSF, NCAA Favorites

Despite any protestations to the contrary, there’s no real parity in men’s college water polo. Over a half-century of NCAA championship play, only three programs outside the “Big Four” have won a national championship: UC Irvine (three times) Pepperdine (once) and UC Santa Barbara (once). Do the math: that’s less

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By Michael Randazzo 14 August 202114 August 2021 Commentary/Olympics/USA Men

Sixth is Better Than Tenth… But No Gold in Tokyo for US Men’s Water Polo

Prior to the 2016 Olympics in Rio, in what became a notable moment for a sport not particularly known for being notable, U.S. men’s water polo coach Dejan Udovicic made a bold prediction to ESPN: “I am guaranteeing it,” Udovicic said. “Gold medal in 2020.” He was half right. For

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By James Smith 14 July 202118 August 2021 Podcast

Pod: Tokyo Olympian, Greek-American, Stephania Haralabidis

One of the most interesting stories about this monster roster that is the USA Women’s Olympic Water Polo Team, which is expected to win gold beginning on July 24 in Tokyo, is Stephania Haralabidis. Born and raised in Greece but already a dual citizen she made the tough decision to

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By James Smith 16 September 2019 Varsity Men

Gauchos Make Early-season Case for Top Ranking

A win over Cal a week ago was treated as something of an upset for UC Santa Barbara’s men’s water polo team, though the Bears are in rebuilding mode after graduating some key senior talent. Any doubts about the team from Goleta have been largely squashed after the Gauchos comfortably

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By James Smith 14 May 201714 May 2017 Varsity Women/Video

HIGHLIGHTS: Cardinal Outlast USC to Earn Title Berth vs. UCLA

By Michael Randazzo 30 April 201730 April 2017 Varsity Women

#2 Stanford Holds Off #3 USC, Advances to MPSF Final

The #2 Stanford Cardinal needed all the defensive prowess they could muster to stop the #3 Trojans of USC, taking a 6-5 decision in the semifinals of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation’s (MPSF) Women’s Water Polo Tournament. Anchored by goalie Gabby Stone and a bend-but-don’t break approach towards the explosive SC

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By James Smith 20 December 201623 December 2016 Varsity Men

Baron, Everist Earn Top Water Polo Awards

USC goalkeeper McQuin Baron ended a memorable year with his first Player of the Year award. The Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches released their All-America selections for 2016 on Monday. Cal Head Coach Kirk Everest was chosen as Division I Coach of the Year. Baron is also a finalist for

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By James Smith 5 December 20165 December 2016 Varsity Men/Video

HIGHLIGHTS: Cal Rallies to Win National Championship

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By James Smith 4 May 2022 Podcast

Pod: Brian Flacks, Stanford Men’s Water Polo Coach

Brian Flacks was named the new head coach at Stanford University on March 23, just a couple weeks after Jon Vargas’ surprising departure. He’ll take over as the men’s varsity head coach, only the fifth in the history of that storied program which has won 11 national titles. That’s a

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Interview/Varsity Men/Varsity Women

On Deck With Nikola Malezanov, Washington & Jefferson Men’s and Women’s Water Polo

Varsity Men/Varsity Women

While Its Women Compete for Championships, MPSF Loads Up on Men’s Water Polo

Analysis/Varsity Men

A Perpetual Winner in the Water, Vavic Loses Varsity Blues Court Battle

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Pod: Brian Flacks, Stanford Men’s Water Polo Coach

On Deck With Nikola Malezanov, Washington & Jefferson Men’s and Women’s Water Polo

While Its Women Compete for Championships, MPSF Loads Up on Men’s Water Polo

A Perpetual Winner in the Water, Vavic Loses Varsity Blues Court Battle

A Rarity for This American Abroad: LEN Champions League Water Polo in Barcelona

On The Record with Michael Goldenberg of South Florida Water Polo Club

After Highly Publicized Search, Flacks Named New Stanford Men’s Water Polo Coach

Brooklyn Water Polo Bleeds for Ukraine

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