GO Lions!
Sport Home  •   Schedule  •   Roster  •   Stats  •   News  •   Yearbook  •   History  •   Recruit/Questionnaire  •   WWPA  •   Polls  •   Photos  •   Archives
Big WWPA Road Trip
Men's water polo travels to No. 16 UC Davis and No. 19 Santa Clara in WWPA action this weekend.
Kyle Testman


Kyle Testman

Oct. 25, 2012

The Last Meeting
Loyola Marymount6  
#12 UC Davis73ot
November 19, 2011
La Jolla, CA
Lions' Title Run Ends in Classic 3OT Semifinal
It was a classic water polo showdown in the Western Water Polo Association Men's Championship semifinal from start to finish. And what a finish it was.

Recap
The Last Meeting
#17 Santa Clara9
Loyola Marymount16
September 29, 2012
Santa Barbara, CA
Split Sets Up Another Rivalry Match-up
The 10th-ranked LMU men's water polo team split a pair of games in the first day of the SoCal Tournament at UC Santa Barbara on Saturday, setting up yet another showdown with rival and 11th-ranked UC San Diego at noon on Sunday.

Recap

Lions' All-Access Preview | Men's Water Polo Yearbook | LMU on Facebook | LMU on Twitter

LOS ANGELES -- The LMU men's water polo team will head north for a pair of key Western Water Polo Association showdowns on Friday and Saturday. The Lions will open with No. 16 UC Davis under the lights on Oct. 26 at 6 p.m., followed by Santa Clara on Saturday at 1 p.m.

The Lions are 11-9 on the season and 7-2 against WWPA foes heading into the weekend. UC Davis is 12-13 overall on the year and 10-3 in conference, while Santa Clara is 9-13 overall and 6-6.

LMU's trip north continues a key stretch of conference games for the Lions. They faced No. 10 UC San Diego last week for the fourth time, and the two teams have split the meetings with the aggregate score 35-34 in favor of the Lions.

Following the trip to the Bay Area, the Lions will return home to face 13th-ranked Air Force in Senior Day on Nov. 3 at 1 p.m. Air Force, along with UC Davis, LMU and UC San Diego are logged jammed at the top of the WWPA. UC San DIego is 8-2 while AFA is 7-3.

On the offensive side of the ball, freshman Milutin Mitrovic continues to shine in his first season, leading the team with 53 goals. John Mikuzis is second with 30, followed by Seth Coldren with 27 and Walters with 23. Walters has been a stat-stuffer this season, adding a team-best 22 assists and 24 kick outs drawn.

Defensively, Kyle Testman continues to play well with 201 saves.

- GO LIONS -


 

 

LMU Men's Water Polo HOME