Tough tourney for men’s water polo team

Steven Ding, La Voz Staff
October 4, 2015

De Anza attacker Kevin Le (7) shoots and scores a goal during the second period of De Anza’s match against Cabrillo College on Sunday Sept. 26. Le said the biggest challenge for the Men’s Water Polo team is establishing an in-game rhythm as well as finding a place for all the talent on the team.
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De Anza attacker Kevin Le (7) shoots and scores a goal during the second period of De Anza’s match against Cabrillo College on Sunday Sept. 26. Le said the biggest challenge for the Men’s Water Polo team is establishing an in-game rhythm as well as finding a place for all the talent on the team.

 

De Anza assistant coach Ray Ojagh draws plays for his players during a time out in the third period of a De Anza’s 13-9 loss to Cabrillo College in a De Anza-hosted tournament on Saturday and Sunday Sept. 25 and 26. The Dons also fell to Santa Rosa (15-8) and San Joaquin Delta (20-7), but defeated Ohlone College 19-12 in a high scoring game.
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De Anza assistant coach Ray Ojagh draws plays for his players during a time out in the third period of a De Anza’s 13-9 loss to Cabrillo College
in a De Anza-hosted tournament on Saturday and Sunday Sept. 25 and 26. The Dons also fell to Santa Rosa (15-8) and San Joaquin Delta (20-7), but defeated Ohlone College 19-12 in a high scoring game.

 

De Anza utility player and team captain Jackson Ziegler (20) pursues the ball during the second period of De Anza’s match versus Cabrillo College. Zeigler said he is confident that his team can get back on track and compete for a top spot in the league. The Dons look to improve on their 2-9 record in their next tournament at De Anza on Oct. 16.
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De Anza utility player and team captain Jackson Ziegler (20) pursues the ball during the second period of De Anza’s match versus Cabrillo College. Zeigler said he is confident that his team can get back on track and compete for a top spot in the league. The Dons look to improve on their 2-9 record in their next tournament at De Anza on Oct. 16.