Congratulations to the West Seattle girls’ water polo team – they’ve made into the state tournament! That news comes from Jennifer, who sent the photos and report, and also says they’re offering a free clinic to mentor other girls:
The WSHS Girls Water Polo team finished 3rd in the Division Championship Tournament last Saturday and then won a play-in against Shorewood High School to qualify for the State Championship Tournament held at Curtis Aquatic Center in University Place. The Wildcats will play Curtis High School (tonight) at 8 pm. The team will also play Friday, May 30th and Saturday, May 31st. The other qualifying schools are Bainbridge, Kennedy Catholic, Gig Harbor, Bellevue, Mercer Island, and Rogers.
Once their post-season is over, the team will host a free clinic for middle- and high-school-aged girls on Saturday, June 14, 2025 from 3:00 to 4:30 pm at Southwest Pool. Learn and play alongside the high school girls team players, under the direction of WSHS Coaches Steven McKinnon and Jojo Southwell. Find out what this growing sport is all about and get a chance to learn the basics. This is an educational event open to all 6th through 12th grade girls regardless of which school they attend. Registration required in advance of the event. Please contact WSWP to receive a link to register: wshswaterpolo@gmail.com
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