Long Beach State Women's Water Polo Team: MPSF Final Results

Wednesday, May 2, 2007

MPSF Final Results

2007 MPSF Women’s Water Polo Championship at Arizona State University

THURSDAY, April 26
First-round bye seeds #1 Stanford, #2 UCLA, #3 USC
GAME 1 10:00 AM #4 Hawai’i 22, #13 Pacific 8
GAME 2 11:20 AM #5 San Diego St 13, #12 UC Santa Barbara 11
GAME 3 12:40 PM #6 San Jose St 12, #11 CS Northridge 9
GAME 4 2:00 PM #10 Long Beach St 12, #7 California 9
GAME 5 3:20 PM #9 UC Irvine 13, #8 Arizona State 12

FRIDAY, April 27
GAME 6 10:00 AM UC Santa Barbara 14, Pacific 10
GAME 7 11:20 AM Stanford 17, UC Irvine 5
GAME 8 12:40 PM UCLA 17, Long Beach State 5
GAME 9 2:00 PM USC 14, San Jose State 4
GAME 10 3:20 PM Hawai’i 19, San Diego State 12

SATURDAY, April 28
GAME 11 9:00 AM Arizona State 10, UC Santa Barbara 9
GAME 12 10:20 AM California 14, CS Northridge 10
GAME 13 11:40 AM San Diego State 10, UC Irvine 9 (OT)
GAME 14 1:00 PM San Jose State 15, Long Beach State 12
GAME 15 2:20 PM Stanford 16, Hawai’i 10
GAME 16 3:40 PM UCLA 10, USC 9

SUNDAY, April 29
GAME 17 9:00 AM CS Northridge 11, UC Santa Barbara 6 11th Place Game
GAME 18 10:20 AM California 9, Arizona State 8 9th Place Game
GAME 19 11:40 AM UC Irvine 15, Long Beach State 10 7th Place Game
GAME 20 1:00 PM San Diego State 10, San Jose 6 5th Place Game
GAME 21 2:20 PM USC 14, Hawai’i 7 3rd Place Game
GAME 22 3:40 PM *UCLA 9, Stanford 3 Championship Game

*UCLA wins the 2007 MPSF Women’s Water Polo Championship and the Federation’s NCAA automatic qualifier to the 2007 NCAA National Collegiate Women’s Water Polo Championship, May 10-12, at USA Water Polo’s Los Alamitos National Training Center; hosted by Long Beach State.

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Catharine von Schwarz

Catharine von Schwarz
HEAD COACH
Career Bio (from longbeachstate.com)

Catharine von Schwarz, hired on September 7, 2006, became the fourth coach in 49er history. This is her first head coaching opportunity. For the past two years von Schwarz was the head coach of the 18 and under, 20 and under and senior women’s teams for the Los Angeles Water Polo Club.
“Her commitment to the sport of women’s water polo is second to none and her years of competition on the U.S. Senior National Team and her four years at UCLA as a collegiate player have prepared her well for this position. She has played and coached under some of the greatest names in water polo and I believe she will bring those qualities, as well as her own style of coaching to Long Beach State,” said Athletics Director Vic Cegles.
von Schwarz was a member of the U.S. Senior National Team from 1995-2003. She competed in over 100 international matches during her professional career, and was the second alternate for the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. The USA team earned numerous honors during her time on the squad including a second place finish at the 1999 Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada and a fourth place finish at the 2001 World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan.
From 1991-97 she was a member of the U.S. Junior National Team, serving as team co-captain in 1996 and captain in 1997. In 1994 the junior team won the Junior Pan American Games in Havana, Cuba and in 1996 they once again won the Junior Pan American Games title. She gained further international experience as a player competing for two Italian A-1 Professional League teams. In 2001-02 she competed with I.G.M. Ortigia of Siracusa, Sicily, Italy and from 2004-05 she played for Rari-Nantes Florentia of Florence, Italy.
She began her coaching career as an undergraduate assistant coach at UCLA in 2000-01 where the Bruins won the 2001 NCAA Championship. She then spent one year as an assistant coach at Golden West College before heading over to play professionally in Italy. In 2003-04 she was a full-time assistant coach at UCLA.
von Schwarz played her collegiate water polo at UCLA (1995-2000). She was a four-year letterwinner with the Bruins and was a part of four NCAA Championships (1996, 1997, 1998, 2000). von Schwarz was selected as the UCLA Player of the Year in 2000 as a senior and was the co-Player of the Year in 1997. She earned four All-America and four All-Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) honors as well.
von Schwarz hails from Annapolis, MD and competed on the Naval Academy Aquatic Club for five years (1986-1991), where she played primarily with the boys team. A 2001 graduate of UCLA with a degree in history, she is currently enrolled in the Graduate Program at Loyola Marymount working towards a teaching credential and Masters in elementary education.

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