2014 SBCC Women's Water Polo News
SBCC water polo star Rocio Fesembeck will play for Argentina in the Pan American Games, which start next week in Toronto.
SBCC reaped the rewards from a spectacular inaugural women’s water polo season on Friday by sweeping the top awards in the Western State Conference.
SBCC’s magical playoff run came to a close on Friday as No. 2 seed Riverside cruised past the 10th-seeded Vaqueros 18-4 in the Southern Cal Regional women’s water polo playoffs at Citrus College.
SBCC got defensive in its first Southern Cal Regional women’s water polo appearance on Thursday and came away with a 9-5 upset win over No. 7 seed Long Beach at Citrus College.
SBCC has been seeded No. 10 for the Southern Cal Regional women’s water polo tournament and will take on No. 7 Long Beach City on Thursday at noon at Citrus College in Glendora.
Rocio Fesembeck poured in five goals on Saturday and SBCC downed L.A. Valley 9-5 to claim the WSC women’s water polo championship at Citrus College in Glendora.
SBCC won two games on Thursday to advance to the WSC Tournament women’s water polo championship game at Citrus College in Glendora. The Vaqueros, a first-year team, were seeded No. 2 for the seven-team tournament.
SBCC gave up 13 goals twice on Halloween and dropped a pair of games at the Fullerton Women’s Water Polo Mini-Tournament. Fullerton downed the Vaqueros 13-5 and Mt. San Antonio recorded a 13-7 victory.
Maddie Brooks scored four times and Alex Brown made nine saves on Thursday to help SBCC edge Saddleback 9-7 in a nonconference women’s water polo match at Mission Viejo.
Maddie Brooks had three goals and four steals on Wednesday and AJ Gravatt added three goals for SBCC as the Vaqueros capped their WSC season with an 11-5 victory over Citrus at San Marcos High.
SBCC played stellar defense for the second straight day on Wednesday as the Vaqueros doubled up L.A. Pierce 12-6 in women’s water polo action at San Marcos High.
Rocio Fesembeck had four goals and three steals on Tuesday, leading SBCC to an 8-5 women’s water polo victory at Ventura.
Rocio Fesembeck poured in 15 goals on Saturday, leading the SBCC women’s water polo squad to a pair of victories on the final day of the Ventura Tournament. The former Santa Barbara High standout had a season-high eight goals in a 15-7 win over El Camino and racked up seven goals and five assists in a 19-15 triumph over the Ventura All-Stars.
SBCC used an 8-3 second-half advantage to defeat Miramar of San Diego 12-8 on Friday and earn a split on the first day of the Ventura Women’s Water Polo Tournament at the Ventura Aquatic Center.
Cuesta jumped out to a 6-1 second-quarter lead and went on to defeat SBCC 11-6 on Wednesday in a battle of unbeaten WSC women’s water polo teams in San Luis Obispo.
Maddie Brooks had a season-high five goals and three assists on Saturday afternoon as SBCC capped a 2-2 performance in the 14-team Mt. SAC Mountie Invitational with a 10-3 win over Citrus.
