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Men's and Women's Water Polo Make Their Mark on Mats History

Men's and Women's Water Polo Make Their Mark on Mats History
September 22, 2026
www.GoMats.org

Both Miramonte water polo programs are dominating in historical fashion this fall season. As the Mats head to Campolindo tomorrow (9/23) to face off against their cross-town rival, let's take a look at what which each program has already achieved this year.

Women's Water Polo
Ranked #1 in California and #2 in the nation according to MaxPreps, the Mats are off to a perfect 8-0 start with two titles at the Central Valley Showdown and the Acalanes Invitational. Despite facing one of the toughest schedules in the country, Miramonte boasts a +53 goal differential and four wins over opponents ranked in the top 25 nationally. Highlights include victories over NCS foes San Ramon Valley, Carondelet, and Campolindo. The Mats look to continue their winning ways as they approach DAL league play and three more elite tournaments. 

Women's Water Polo Acalanes Invitational

Men's Water Polo
Ranked #1 in MaxPreps' California and national rankings, the Mats hold an outstanding 7-1 record. Coming off high quality wins against opponents ranked in the top 15 nationally (Redwood and La Jolla), Miramonte took their talents to the fabled South Coast Tournament in Orange County. The Mats performed valiantly, reaching their first major tournament final since 2008 while becoming the first NorCal team since 1982 to make the finals of the South Coast Tournament. On the road to the finals, Miramonte took down CIF-SS powers JSerra Catholic, Oaks Christian, Woodrow Wilson, and Los Alamitos before suffering a tough double-overtime loss versus perennial powerhouse Newport Harbor. Next up, they'll take on Campolindo before competing in the highly competitive Elite 8 Tournament in Southern California. 

Men's Water Polo South Coast Tournament

GO MATS!






 
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