PROGRAMS
MBU Water Polo offers training opportunities and local and regional tournament and league play for 9th-12th grade boys and girls in the winter, spring, and summer months, with 7th and 8th graders eligible to participate with coach approval. Register for the summer high school program here.
Free drop-in clinics are also offered seasonally for 5th-8th grade boys and girls. Register for the summer youth clinics here.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Our high school girls program offers three seasonal sessions each year during the winter, spring, and summer months. Athletes in this group are in 9th–12th grade, with 7th and 8th graders eligible to participate with coach approval.
Practices are held twice weekly during the winter and spring sessions and three times weekly during the summer session. While all high school girls practice together, training is often divided into smaller groups based on experience level to support appropriate development and individualized instruction.
There are no formal prerequisites to join the program; however, athletes should be able to swim 100 yards of continuous front crawl with rhythmic side-breathing and tread water comfortably for five minutes.
Each season, we provide a range of local and regional competitive opportunities designed to help athletes apply skills learned in practice to game situations. In keeping with our commitment to balance, weekend competition is typically limited to one to two times per month. Most local and regional tournaments are single-day events held in the Bay Area and Santa Cruz regions, although more substantial multi-day tournaments, such as Junior Olympics, may also be scheduled.
Coaches: Jon Burke & Ken Fittro
Program Dates: May 11 - July 18
Practice days/times: Monday & Wednesday, 6:00-7:45 p.m., Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Practice location: Stevenson School
Session Fees: $575.00 (includes all tournaments)
USAWP: Bronze membership or higher
Tournament Dates: May 16, June 6, July 11
Scrimmage Dates: TBA
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
Our high school boys program offers three seasonal sessions each year during the winter, spring, and summer months. Athletes in this group are in 9th–12th grade, with 7th and 8th graders eligible to participate with coach approval.
Practices are held twice weekly during the winter and spring sessions and three times weekly during the summer session. While all high school boys practice together, training is often divided into smaller groups based on experience level to support appropriate development and individualized instruction.
There are no formal prerequisites to join the program; however, athletes should be able to swim 100 yards of continuous front crawl with rhythmic side-breathing and tread water comfortably for five minutes.
Each season, we provide a range of local and regional competitive opportunities designed to help athletes apply skills learned in practice to game situations. In keeping with our commitment to balance, weekend competition is typically limited to one to two times per month. Most local and regional tournaments are single-day events held in the Bay Area and Santa Cruz regions, although more substantial multi-day tournaments, such as Junior Olympics, may also be scheduled.
Coaches: Brooke Higgins & Jayden Franz
Program Dates: May 12 - July 18
Practice days/times: Monday, 5:00-6:45 p.m., Thursday, 6:00-7:45 p.m., Saturday, 9:30-11:00 a.m
Practice location: Stevenson School
Session Fees: $575.00 (includes all tournaments)
USAWP: Bronze membership or higher
Tournament Dates: May 16, June 7, July 12
Scrimmage Dates: TBA
YOUTH CLINICS
We are excited to offer a series of free youth clinics for 5th-8th grade boys and girls this summer. These clinics provide a great opportunity for youth players of all ability levels to get coached by local varsity high school players and experienced coaches. Each clinic will offer a slightly different focus, while all clinics provide opportunities to practice fundamentals, learn basic game rules, and participate in some fun games and scrimmages. Families may attend one or multiple clinics; participation in all three is not required.