JV Boys Waterpolo Battles the Mats in a Tough Pool Matchup

  The Acalanes Dons JV boys water polo team faced a tough matchup against the Miramonte Matadors, last Wednesday, 10/14, falling 13–1 in a game that tested the Dons on both ends of the pool. Despite the challenging scoreline, Acalanes continued to compete, work together defensively, and look for scoring opportunities through the final whistle. Miramonte established control early, taking…

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JV Boys Waterpolo Keep Clawing Against the Campo Cougars

The Acalanes Dons JV boys water polo team faced a tough challenge against the Campolindo Cougars, last Wednesday, falling 18–7 in a game that demanded plenty of effort, grit, and resilience. While Campo built an early lead, the Dons kept battling, created scoring opportunities, and showed flashes of the offensive firepower that makes them fun to watch. The Cougars struck…

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Varsity Boys Waterpolo Defeats Piedmont 17-10

Varsity Boys Waterpolo Defeats Piedmont 17-10

Acalanes Varsity Mens Water Polo set the pool on fire last Thursday night with a blistering win against the Piedmont Highlanders, chalking up a final score of 17-10.  But don’t let the seeming blowout score fool you, this was a hard fought battle with immense skill and aggression churning the water of the Heaston Aquatic Complex into white foam of…

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Boys JV Water Polo Defeats Piedmont, 13–3

The Dons bounced back with a strong 13–3 victory over Piedmont, combining aggressive defense, unselfish passing, and plenty of creativity on offense. Spencer Salfen opened the scoring from the set, holding off a defender with one arm before finding the net. Alexander Mura then drove down the pool and delivered a bounce pass to Spencer, who scored again. After Piedmont…

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Boys JV Water Polo Cruises Past James Logan, 21–3

On Tuesday, September 29, the Acalanes Dons continued their winning ways with a commanding 21–3 victory over the James Logan Colts, turning in another strong performance on both sides of the pool. The game began with an unusual challenge: a power outage had taken out the scoreboard, leaving the scorekeeping to the oldest technology available—trusting humans to remember what happened.…

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