SD Prep Sports

SD Prep Sports: Water Polo

2004 Season Scrapbook

Metro Conference composite schedules

Pictured at right: Hilltop's Garrett Boyle

BOYS WATER POLO RANKINGS
Coaches' Poll
Division I: 1. Carlsbad; 2. Poway; 3. Torrey Pines; 4. Vista; 5. Bonita Vista; 6. Scripps Ranch; 7. Granite Hills; 8. Rancho Bernardo; 9. Fallbrook; 10. Helix.
Division II: 1. Bishop's; 2. Coronado; 3. La Jolla; 4. Mt. Carmel; 5. University City; 6. Valhalla; 7. Valley Center; 8. Santana; 9. Westview; 10. USDHS.

San Diego Section playoffs

Division I playoff scoreboard

Division I champion: Carlsbad

Division II playoff scoreboard

Division II champion: Bishop's

Updated/Quarterfinals!

San Diego Section playoff report

West Hills concludes season of accomplishment

Metro Conference Standings

South Bay League All-League Teams

Bonita Vista athlete chosen for Maccabiah Games

Bonita Vista High School junior Josh Harris has been named to the United States water polo team that will compete at the 17th World Maccabiah Games this July in Israel. The water polo team will be one of the 27 United States sports teams competing at this year’s Games that ranks among the world’s largest international Olympic-style events.

More than 7,000 athletes representing more than 60 countries will take part in the 17th edition of the Maccabiah, a quadrennial athletic competition for Jewish athletes. The United States is expecting to send a contingent of more than 600 athletes and coaches.

Previous U.S. Maccabiah teams have included such sports standouts as swimmers Mark Spitz and Lenny Krayzelburg, gymnasts Mitch Gaylord and Kerri Strug, NBA stars Ernie Grunfeld, Dolph Schayes and Danny Schayes, golfer Bruce Fleisher, tennis pros Brad Gilbert and Dick Savitt and World Cup soccer player Jeff Agoos.

Team USA will consist of teams competing in badminton, baseball, basketball, beach volleyball, fencing, field hockey, golf, gymnastics, half-marathon, judo, karate, lawn bowls, rowing, rugby, soccer, softball, swimming, squash, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, ten-pin bowling, track and field, triathlon, volleyball, water polo and wrestling.

Opening ceremonies are scheduled to take place at Ramat Gan Stadium in Tel Aviv, and closing ceremonies will take place at the Sultan's Pool in Jerusalem.

Harris began playing at age 12 for the Barons Water Polo Club before playing for the San Diego Shores Club in 2002. He subsequently moved to Florida where he played for Douglas High School in Coral Springs from 2002 to 2004. He was the most valuable player and captain of the team.

Harris returned to Chula Vista in September 2004 and began playing again for San Diego Shores and for Bonita Vista.
He is required to raise $2,500 to make the trip to Israel. Any donations are appreciated.

For information about the Maccabiah Games, visit the Web site at www.maccabiusa.com or call the Maccabiah Games hotline at (215) 561-6181 or send e-mail to maccabi@maccabiusa.com.