Wissahickon Water Polo by ERIC SMITH '14

The boys’ Wissahickon Trojan water polo team was stunned by a recent loss to LaSalle High School. The boys’ water polo team, although not far into the season, is doing worse than last year because of a recent lose to Perkiomen Valley. The head coach Rob Mita does think the team could still have a chance to make it to State Championships. “If the boy’s varsity pulls themselves together maybe varsity we’ll go to states.” The boy’s varsity team has a total of two wins and two losses. The two wins were against Springfield and Upper Merion while the two losses were to Perkiomen Valley and La Salle. The boy’s junior varsity team consists of twenty-one high schoolers, including 9 freshmen, with a total of three loses and one win. Coach Mita did have a message for these high schoolers. “If the junior Varsity boys worked harder at practice and stopped fooling around they would have a lot more wins.”
 
The girls’ varsity water polo is doing better slightly better than the boys water polo with three wins and suffering only one loss to Perkiomen Valley. The season is looking good according to coach Rob Mita, due to their hard work and dedication at practices. The team is lead by the two captains Katie High and Megan Royer. Mita basically said the same thing to the girls that he said to the boys. “If the girls keep what there doing and pull themselves together they will have a great season ahead of them.”  
The girls junior varsity is also doing well because of their hard work. The junior varsity team also looks like they have a good season ahead of themselves.