Women's Water Polo

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    Courtney Walters
    Courtney Walters

    Class:
    Freshman
    Hometown:
    Camarillo, Calif.
    High School:
    Rio Mesa HS
    Height:
    5-9
    Position:
    Two-Meter
    Experience:
    HS

    04/12/2013

    Work Hard, Play Hard.... Women of Troy Hang Tough In Hawai'i

    Watch Sara Salamon's video from USC's Spring Break training trip to Hawai'i!

    02/20/2013

    No. 2 USC Steers Toward UCI Invitational

    Women of Troy are undefeated entering the 2013 edition of the competitive early-season tourney in Irvine.

    02/16/2013

    No. 2 USC Stays Perfect With Winning Run At Lancer Invite

    Trojans keep their slate clean with another victorious day in Riverside.

    02/15/2013

    No. 2 Trojans Tack Up Two More Wins At Lancer Invite

    USC tops Long Beach State and Azusa Pacific at the Lancer Invitational in Riverside.

    02/13/2013

    No. 2 USC Rolls On To Lancer Invitational

    Women of Troy prep for four more games in two days with action in Riverside this week.

    THIS SEASON: Courtney Walters enters her first season at USC.

    HIGH SCHOOL: Walters set the school record for career goals with 400 scored at Rio Mesa High in Oxnard, Calif... Also set the season high marks for goals, assists and steals... Finished her career with 165 assists and 543 steals... Was a four-time all-league first-team honoree... A two-time All-CIF first-team pick and two-time second-team selection... A member of the Coastal California ODP Zone team... Played club for Trojan Water Polo.

    PERSONAL: Walters is majoring in business administration and would like to pursue a career as a CFO... Parents are Bonnie and John.... Has two siblings, Crista and Craig... Father John also attended USC, along with several other relatives... Enjoys spending time with friends and family in her free time... Lists Moriah Van Norman as her biggest sports hero... Has always wanted to see the Northern Lights... Would like to travel to New Zealand, Hawai'i, Paris and Bora Bora... Born Oct. 14, 1993.