USC men's water polo goalie Joel Dennerley was named MPSF Player of the Year for his outstanding junior season and head coach Jovan Vavic was named Coach of the Year as he looks to bring a third straight national title to Troy.
The Trojans were picked to finish fourth in the conference this season coming off back-to-back titles, but Vavic's squad led by supreme shot-stopper Dennerley (right) are headed to the National Collegiate Championships in Berkeley this weekend as the #1 seed.
Also honored, junior Peter Kurzeka was named to the All-MPSF First Team, freshman Jeremy Davie was named to the second team, while Matt Burton and Nikola Vavic were given honorable mention status.
In search of a three-peat, USC will battle St. Francis on Saturday and hope to face the Cal/Loyola Marymount winner in Sunday's final.
If you cannot make it up to Berkeley, you can watch the action here.
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The Trojans were picked to finish fourth in the conference this season coming off back-to-back titles, but Vavic's squad led by supreme shot-stopper Dennerley (right) are headed to the National Collegiate Championships in Berkeley this weekend as the #1 seed.Also honored, junior Peter Kurzeka was named to the All-MPSF First Team, freshman Jeremy Davie was named to the second team, while Matt Burton and Nikola Vavic were given honorable mention status.
In search of a three-peat, USC will battle St. Francis on Saturday and hope to face the Cal/Loyola Marymount winner in Sunday's final.
If you cannot make it up to Berkeley, you can watch the action here.
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