Boys water polo team record improves from previous years
Eli Shafer, Reporter
October 25, 2019
Throughout campus, the boys water polo team exists as one of the smallest school sports. There are six Inglemoor students on the team—three of whom are enrolled in full Running Start and spend all of their time away from the school. Senior captain Billy Surdyk said the small team size presents many ch...
Fish out of water
Christian Barlow, Sports Editor
October 30, 2017
With the fall sports season at its end, the water polo team, who remained diligent through a tough season, are hoping their team of fresh faces will continue to grown and improve their game. Captain Tate Anderson said the team (of which two thirds of their athletes are in their first year) wil...
Water Polo continues to improve their fundamentals
Parker Albin, Reporter
December 1, 2015
The boys water polo team jumps into the steamy pool every night at 8 p.m.. Daily drills, training and team bonding are what allow the boys water polo team to become a stronger team as a whole. Since they have not had a very large turnout for players this season, the team decided that creating a unified...
Waterpolo treads to improvement
Joey Matsuzawa, Reporter
November 6, 2014
With practices running late into the evenings and having to adjust to three different pools, the boys’ water polo team has had endured it all. Since it was started in 2012, the team has been plagued with setbacks. The sport has never had more than 25 people turn out and have even had their swimsui...
Sofia Leotta, Copy Editor
April 8, 2020
The role of a paraeducator is to address the shortcomings of classroom-based learning, establish an environment that meets a broad range of needs and account for diverse learning...
