The Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) announced the 2008 All-Conference women’s water polo team with Meredith Butte, Joy Cyprian and Katie Windsor all receiving first team selections.
The California Lutheran University women’s water polo team wrapped up the 2008 season with a runner-up finish at the Collegiate III Championships at Connecticut College on Sunday afternoon. The Regals fell 7-6 late in the second stanza of sudden death overtime to Cal State East Bay in the tournament finale.
The California Lutheran University women’s water polo team will travel to Connecticut College to participate in the Collegiate III Championship tournament starting on Friday. The Regals won the national championship last year defeating Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 10-6 in the title win.
The top-seeded California Lutheran University women’s water polo team led by two early in the fourth quarter, but Pomona-Pitzer rallied from behind to take an 8-7 victory and earn the 2008 SCIAC Championship title. Naneh Apkarian put away the game winner with 1:11 left in regulation as the Sagehens become back-to-back conference champions.
The California Lutheran University women’s water polo team is just one game away from a 2008 conference championship following its 9-8 victory over Occidental College on Saturday afternoon. The Regals will face Pomona-Pitzer Colleges for the SCIAC Tournament and Overall title.
The 2008 SCIAC Women's Water Polo Championship tournament will be hosted by California Lutheran University at the Samuelson Aquatics Center from April 25-27. The nation’s top ranked Regals finished with a perfect 6-0 mark through the first round of conference play and will open the event on Saturday.
The California Lutheran University women’s water polo team closed out its regular season with an 11-8 win over Whittier at home on Saturday. Ashley Bentz and Joy Cyprian combined for seven goals as the Regals finished the season undefeated in conference play.
The California Lutheran University women’s water polo team never trailed in its 10-5 home victory over No. 4 ranked Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges on Wednesday afternoon. Joy Cyrprian and Marianne Paradowski scored three goals apiece to seal a top seed in the conference championship tournament.
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