Here you'll receive specifics on the college and details on their Women's Swimming program like who to make contact with about recruiting, names of past alumni, what opportunities can be had and ways to start the recruiting process.Дiablo Valley College Women's swimming Program Recruiting and Coaching Staff The next competition for the Spartans will be on September 30th-October 1st in Vallejo CA, when they begin conference play against Stanford, Davis B, Merced, and Davis A.Welcome to the Diablo Valley College Women's Swimming program info page. By the end of the tournament, the team had meshed together a bit more than coming in, and will look to continue to gel as the season progresses. In the end, the Spartans finished the tournament at 1-3, with some clear points to improve upon for the upcoming regular season. The Alumni team was held to 16 goals (one of their lowest of the tournament) and the Spartans managed to scrape together 6.

The Spartans came out looking to put up a fight, and were successful in doing so. The Alumni WPC had steamrolled their way through the competition, winning some games in the tournament by upwards of 20 goals.

In the final game of the tournament, SJSU faced the nationally recognizable Alumni Water Polo Club. In the end, the final score was SJSU 6, UCLA 10. In the second half, the Spartans were able to slow the UCLA offense, especially thanks to Ryan Lewin's steals in 2M defense. SJSU entered the break trailing 3-7, as the game was starting to slip away. Offensively, the Spartans made too many sloppy mistakes in transition, almost always leading to easy goals for the Bruins on the other end. Even with the Spartans' great shooters, the UCLA goalie was up to the task, and limited SJSU's scoring to just 3 goals in the first half. UCLA quickly recognized Moon's abilities in hole set, and decided to play a drop on defense to force other players to score from outside. The game started even with a score of 2-3 after the first quarter. game vs UCLA, another University Club team in a very competitive Southern California conference. On Sunday, the Spartans started up bright and early with a 9 a.m. The game went back and forth for the duration, with newcomer and Goalie Cory Murphy shutting down everything that came his way, recording a spectacular 19 saves in the contest and immediately earning him the nickname of 'Brick Wall.' In the end, DVC outlasted the Spartans, handing SJSU a narrow 11-9 loss.ДЄfter the 2 games on Saturday, the Spartans had a team dinner to bond, and spend the night at two of our teammates' parents' houses (thank you again to the Rieber and Franklin Families). At the half, the Spartans trailed just 7-8. This time, the Spartans held their ground. In years past, DVC has beaten the Spartans by 5 goals or more. In game 2, the Spartans took on Junior College Powerhouse Diablo Valley College (DVC). Freshman Michael Rodriguez scored 5 goals from the outside in the affair, while newcomer and Captain John Moon scored another 5 from hole-set. The Spartans came out strong, using speed and shooting to take an early lead, and never looked back. In game 1, the Spartans faced familiar foe Modesto Junior College. Even so, there is a wealth of talent within the 14 player squad, and this one and only preseason tournament was the time to bring it all together. Although they retained 8 players, all but 1 starter from last year have moved on from the team, and 6 entirely new players have been brought in. The Spartans brought a team nearly remade from scratch since last season. The tournament featured a range of teams, from University Clubs to Junior College teams to elite level Master's programs. This past weekend, the Spartans headed up to Stockton to compete in San Joaquin Delta College's Annual Invitational.

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