San Marino will be Swimming for the RHL Crown...

After a slow start, The Lady Titan Swimming team has been on roll. After dropping their first 2 meets against Mark Kepple and CV, they have beating all comers including rivial South Pasadena and last years Division 2 Champion Walnut. Lead by Captains Myrtle Lin, Diana Chang, and Saskia Reather, the Lady Titans find themselves right where they want to be at the end of the year, contending for a league title. In what is arguably the toughest league in the Pasadena area, San Marino will face off against La Canada for the right to be called Rio Hondo League Champion. San Marino has not forgotten losing the league title last year in their own pool last year and looks to share that feeling with La Canada this year.
The Lady Titans will travel to La Canada HS this Thursday for their biggest meet of the year. The meet will start at 330p, come out and support your Lady Titan Swimming team.

Womens Water Polo wraps up its season.

The San Marino Women's Water Polo Team put a bow on its season last night with its awards banquet. It was a great night to celebrate the accomplishments of the past year. The Varsity squad finished 2nd in the Rio Hondo League (highest ever) and made it back to the CIF playoffs after a 2 year absence. The JV squad finished 3rd in league, their best finish ever.

Receiving awards this year for JV: MVP-Alex Friedlich, Coach's award-Kelly Chang/Marie Luff, Most Improved-Paulina Tulaphorn, Most Inspirational-Kelsey Wentz, Defensive Player of the Year-Brandie Lam/Liana Wong.

Awards for Varsity: MVP- Cindy Hsieh, Coach's Awards-Kristin Charlton, Most Improved-Saskia Reather, Most Inspirational -Diana Chang, Defensive Player of the Year- Heidi Tran. San Marino had 8 girls make the All Rio-Hondo League Team. First Team: Kristin Charlton, Cindy Hsieh, Saskia Reather. 2nd Team: Heidi Tran, Carla Bezjian, Diana Chang. Honorable Mention: Umi Nakamura and Jessica Chang.

Congratulations to all the award winners.

Lady Titans have short run in Playoffs

The Lady Titans were slow to start and let Cal-Hi get out to an early lead from which they would never recover. The SM girls put up a good fight but it was not enough and would go on to lose there first playoff match in 3 seasons. read more about it at Patch.com

The SM Women's Water Polo program came a long way this season in every way possible. The girls worked really hard and earned the respect of a lot of people along the way. Thank you to all of you that supported us, came out to watch, and believed in us when no one else did. Ladies, congratulations on a great year.