What is Water Polo...
Water Polo is...
The most physically and mentally challenging sport on Earth. Constant swimming keeps the body in great shape while the speed of the game itself trains reflexes and quick thinking. Water Polo in essence takes the most difficult aspects of soccer and football and puts them together in a 30 meter pool. The synergy of the physical and mental aspects of Water Polo creates one of the most pure and true sports in the world.
The most physically and mentally challenging sport on Earth. Constant swimming keeps the body in great shape while the speed of the game itself trains reflexes and quick thinking. Water Polo in essence takes the most difficult aspects of soccer and football and puts them together in a 30 meter pool. The synergy of the physical and mental aspects of Water Polo creates one of the most pure and true sports in the world.
Our Program...
Mt. Carmel's Waterpolo program is to develop, train and instruct the youth within the program to compete competitively in the sport of water polo. The team’s goal is to develop young players into proficient water polo athletes as well as reinforcing the benefits of a healthy life through sports and nutrition. The essentials of this team is to build skills and improve the individual athletes self-esteem. MC Waterpolo is an athlete-centered program that trains with an atmosphere that reinforces individuals, teamwork, physical fitness and respect for others. MC Polo strives to produce well-rounded, well-balanced, health conscious athletic youth that uphold the SUNDEVIL WAY!!
Coaching Staff
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Anjuli Crawford Head Coach Boys and Girls |
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Bryanna Burns Assistant Head Coach Boys and Girls |
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A decorated former player for Vista High School, Miramar College, Palomar College and La Verne University.
Her love for the sport started at the tender age of 10. She is still actively playing the sport at a Masters level. She has coached at both the club and high school levels, since 2007. |
A decorated former player for Rancho Buena Vista High School and California State University, San Bernardino.
She fell in love with the sport and playing goalie during her freshman year of high school after playing softball since she was 8 yrs old. She is still actively playing the sport at the Masters level. She has experience coaching at both the club and high school level. |