Boys Water Polo:
2024 All CIF-SS:
Open Division:
Player of the Year: Kai Kaneko, 11 & Lucca Van Der Woude, 12, Newport Harbor
Coach of the Year: Ross Sinclair, Newport Harbor
Player, School & Year:
Kai Kaneko: Newport Harbor, 11
Lucca Van Der Woude: Newport Harbor, 12
Connor Ohl: Newport Harbor, 11
Luke Harris: Newport Harbor, 12
Taylor Bell: JSerra, 12
Jonas Ransford: JSerra, 11
Tyler Anderson: JSerra, 11
Camden Kocur: Oaks Christian, 12
Max Burnstein: Oaks Christian, 12
Jackson Harland: Corona Del Mar, 12
Micah Grantham: Corona Del Mar, 12
Collin Caras: Harvard Westlake, 12
Connor Kim: Harvard Westlake, 12
Division 1:
Player of the Year: Christian Couch: Westlake, 11
Coach of the Year: Greg Olsen, Westlake
Player, School & Year:
Jaden Joemtree: Arcadia, 12
Alexey Malkov: Westlake, 11
Zachary Miller: Westlake, 12
Noah Loo: Westlake, 11
Flynn Guenther: Mira Costa, 11
Lucas Pearce: Mira Costa, 11
Enzo Brigagliano: LB Wilson LB, 12
Blake Minkler: Yucaipa, 12
Carter Williamson: El Segundo, 12
Dylan Williams: Laguna Beach, 11
Chase Walburger: San Juan Hills, 12
Mathew Moran: Downey, 11
Isacc Squires: Huntington Beach, 11
Division 2:
Player of the Year: Kyle Franks: Brea Olinda, 11
Coach of the Year: Damian Madrigal, Brea Olinda
Player, School & Year:
Gavin Templeton: Brea Olinda, 12
Derek Maddox: Brea Olinda, 12
Matt Bauer: Capistrano Valley, 12
Kenzy Hadjaz: Capistrano Valley, 11
Kei Romo: Damien, 12
Ben Fuhrer: Dos Pueblos, 11
Sam Bowman: Irvine, 12
Sean Dory: Irvine, 12
Sean Kerry: Long Beach Poly, 12
Matthew Woodroof: Murrieta Valley, 12
Paxton Powers: Rancho Cucamonga, 12
Jackson Meleney: Santiago, 12
Rigby Snapp: Ventura, 11
Division 3:
Player of the Year: Mike Hale: Los Osos, 12
Coach of the Year: Taryn Morales, Martin Luther King
Player, School & Year:
Thomas Shirley: Los Osos, 11
Logan Brown: Martin Luther King, 10
Theodore Kratter: Pasadena Poly, 12
Caden Rodriquez: Los Osos, 12
Gavin Starling: Martin Luther King, 11
Gavin Gomez: Mission Viejo, 12
Troy Newlin: Martin Luther King, 11
Ethan Fitzgerald: Santa Monica, 10
Max Trevino: Trabuco Hills, 11
Patrick Jones: Temple City, 12
Gavin Calder: Dana Hills, 10
Ronan Maynes: Santa Monica, 12
Thor Samuel: John Muir, 12
Division 4:
Player of the Year: Kenta Fernandes: South Pasadena, 12
Coach of the Year: Joe Cox, South Pasadena
Player, School & Year:
Isaiah Simmons: Santa Ana, 12
Baye Breene: Cate School, 12
Theo Hilger: South Pasadena, 12
Matthew Arauz: Diamond Bar, 12
August Kalaba: Glendale, 12
Fletcher Prince: Cate School, 9
Joseph Zinn: Murrieta Mesa, 12
Caleb Dephouse: South Pasadena, 12
Mark Guzman: Schurr, 11
Cecilio Yediel: Santa Ana, 12
Jonathan Hsu: Buena Park, 11
Henry Lawrence: Brentwood, 12
Diego Solis: Diamond Bar, 12
Division 5:
Player of the Year: William Walz: Palm Desert, 12
Coach of the Year: Pavol Valovic, Palm Desert
Player, School & Year:
Matthew Casalegno: Warren, 12
Allen Wan: Webb, 11
Drew Gilbert: Garden Grove, 12
Parker Finnell: Palm Desert, 12
Nick Fashempour-Poma: Palm Desert, 12
Evan Marshall: Hemet, 11
Aidan McColley: Temescal Canyon, 12
Meyer Chemerinski: Milken Community, 12
Hieu Trinh: Garden Grove, 11
Albert Taylor: Webb, 11
Noah Benavides: Warren, 10
Dillon Ziembowicz: Arlington, 12
Santiago Valle: Ocean View, 12
Division 6:
Player of the Year: Noah Guzman: Montclair, 12
Coach of the Year: Natalee Valadez, Montclair
Player, School & Year:
Jeremiah Hoil: Edgewood, 12
Carlos Velasco: Summit, 12
Joseph Munoz: Arroyo Valley, 11
Taven Banks: Montclair, 12
Manuel Mota: Montclair, 11
Christopher Ayala: Edgewood, 12
Sam Minasyan: Montebello, 11
Julian Munoz: Arroyo Valley, 11
Maximiliano Chacon: Patriot, 12
Jakob Popa: Santa Fe, 11
Diego Ramirez: Patriot, 12
Joshua Gomez: Montclair, 11
Brandon Sanchez: Notre Dame/Riverside, 12
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