Hailing from Bakersfield, Grayden is a former USC water polo player. With a passion for the sport ingrained in his roots, Reynolds honed his skills at USC, becoming a formidable force in collegiate water polo.

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Venturing beyond the collegiate realm, Reynolds embarked on a journey that took him across the globe, training in water polo hotspots such as Italy, Croatia, and Australia. His experience in international water polo leagues has shaped him into a seasoned competitor, eager to share lessons and experiences he has learned in this journey

Téa Poljak embarked on her water polo journey at the age of 9 in Bakersfield, California. Following her family's relocation to Orange County, she honed her skills with various esteemed club teams, laying the groundwork for her future success. Téa's high school years were characterized by stellar performances at both Mater Dei and Laguna Beach High School, culminating in her early graduation and enrollment at USC.  

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During her four-year tenure at USC, Téa helped secure the  NCAA national championship title during her sophomore year. She currently competes in Greek A1 division while representing Panionios. With a commitment to continuous growth, she looks forward to sharing her insights and aspirations with those around her.

Marko is a versatile water polo player celebrated for his two-time All-American status at USC and his pivotal role in leading the team to the 2018 NCAA Championship. With a dynamic skill set, he has represented Team USA in the 2020 and 2024 Olympic Games, the Pan American Games, and FINA World Championships. Helping his team to a Bronze Medal in the 2024 Olympics! 

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Professionally, Marko has excelled in Europe, competing for clubs such as Savona, Barcelona, and Partizan. Off the pool deck, he balances his athletic pursuits with hobbies like surfing, skateboarding, and golf. ​

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Hailing from Fremont, California, Mary capped off her 5-year collegiate water polo career with a bang, earning her first MPSF honors in her fifth and final season at Indiana University.

Her stellar contributions did not go unnoticed, as she became the fifth player in IU's history to earn All-MPSF honors since the team's entry into the league in 2019. Mary currently plays in the Greek A1 division with Panionios, where she continues to develop her skills.  

Ash, a lefty standout, has rapidly ascended in the world of water polo, showcasing his prowess across various teams and leagues. From his stellar high school career at Orange Lutheran to collegiate success at UCLA and USC, Molthen has consistently delivered exceptional performances, ncluding spots on the All-MPSF First Team and the ACWPC All-America Third Team.

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Transferring his skills to the international stage, Ash helped lead Primorac to a runner-up finish in the Montenegro League and a spot in the Final 8 of the LEN Euro Cup. Ash currently shines for Waterpolo Tenerife Echeyde in the Canary Islands.

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Ash Johnston, a talented goalie, began her career in 2013 has become an accomplished goalkeeper at high levels across Australia and New Zealand. Her career highlights include winning a gold medal at the Pan Pacific Games, being named Player of the Match at the Australia Cup, and leading her team to an undefeated championship in the University Sports National Finals.

Currently, Ash is in America, honing her head coaching skills while training for the National League in Australia next year.

Stefan Brankovic is set to make a significant impact in his second at USC. After earning ACWPC All-America Honorable Mention and All-MPSF Honorable Mention, he has proven to be a valuable player, scoring 30 goals in his debut season. As team captain, he showcased his skills with multiple-goal games and played a crucial role in the MPSF Tournament, contributing to USC’s success. A member of Serbia’s National Team, Brankovic brings international experience, having won gold at the 2021 Junior World Championship and competed in the 2022 FINA World League Super.

Robert López Duart is set to make waves this season at USC as a two-time All-American. In his first year as a Trojan, he achieved remarkable accolades, including selections to the ACWPC All-America First Team and NCAA All-Tournament First Team. With 64 goals, he was USC's top scorer, showcasing his prowess with 20 multiple-goal outings and a standout performance of five goals in an overtime victory against Stanford. His impressive NCAA Tournament run featured 10 goals, solidifying his on the Cutino Award Watch List and earning him recognition as a four-time MPSF Newcomer of the Week.

Strahinja Kric is set to make his mark in his first season at USC. A standout player for Serbia, he shone at the 2024 U18 World Championships, where he was named and helped secure a silver medal. With over800 goals and 150 assists in his high school career, he played a pivotal role Novi Beograd's success, finishing second in the 202425 European Champions League. Off the field, Krstic is pursuing a degree in philosophy,, and politics while aspiring to become a CEO.

Mihailo Vukazic is making in his first season with USC after an impressive run at Pacific. A 2024 Cutino Award finalist and the WCC of the Year, he remarkable stats, leading his team with 63 goals and earning multiple All-America and All-WCC honors. His season saw him redshirt, but in 2022, he his skills by averaging 2.2 goals per game and earning spot on the NCAA All-Tournament First Team. With a knack for scoring and playmaking, Vukic is set to be a key this season.