Water Polo: Girls Lose to Murrieta Valley

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11/27/2019

The lady Islanders water polo team played against Murrieta Valley on November 22 at home in the BBMAC pool and lost 9-14.

Despite the loss, the leading scorers were Brooke Lee (3 goals, 2 assists) and Lauren Gauvin (3 goals). Goalie saves: Michelle Croteau 3 and Ella Farley 5.

The next Girls Varsity Water Polo game is at Valhalla High School @ 5:00 on Tues, Dec 3.

Joseph Williamson

Joseph and his family moved from Chula Vista to Coronado during elementary school. He immediately acclimatized by picking up surfing on his first day on the "island". When not covering CHS Sports, he enjoys surfing, skateboarding and making skate videos with his friends. Joseph is a Digital Art Student in CoSA and loves to travel. Have a story for The Coronado Times to cover? Send news tips or story ideas to: [email protected]

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