Water Polo: A fresh start

ZaZu Lippert • August 12, 2017

Love (left) has a brief discussion with Jarvis (right) during a water polo practice after school. Communication between the two new coaches is necessary to keep the program running smoothly.

Co-reported by Anish Vasudevan.

Following a rocky last season after both varsity teams finished with losing records, the water polo program is looking to bounce back and pave way for stronger and more successful teams this year. Now with new coaches, a new regiment and a newer purpose of establishing MVHS water polo as a CCS contender, the team has been since a few weeks before the start of school. Click on the images below to read different stories about the team’s upcoming year, from the perspective of players or from the perspective of the coaches.

The coaches

New coaches Chris Love and Mike Jarvis talk about their plans for the 2017 season.

The veteran

Senior Olivia Lassa, who has been on the team for three years, is excited about the year despite the possibility of an injury.

About the Contributor

ZaZu Lippert, Staff Writer

ZaZu Lippert is a senior and this is her third year on staff. She previously served as the News and Special Report editor. When she's not working on El Estoque, she can be found in the theater working on a play or musical, dancing, or writing songs.