THE TIMES’ RANKINGS
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A preseason look at the top boys’ water polo teams in the Southland:
Rank School (Section-Division)
1. El Toro (SS-Div. I)
Chris Allen, Andrew Holbrook and Richard Shore could provide Chargers their first section title since 1993.
2. Foothill (SS-Div. I)
J.W. Krumpholz and Frank Reynolds team with goalkeeper Sandy Hohener for one of the better-balanced teams.
3. Servite (SS-Div. II)
Thankfully for Friars, two-sport standout Adam Hewko will continue playing water polo this fall.
4. Long Beach Wilson (SS-Div. I)
With six Division I titles in last seven years, this is about as close as Bruins come to rebuilding year.
5. Harvard-Westlake (SS-Div. I)
Youth will be served at Harvard-Westlake, where Wolverines have bright, up-and-coming teams.
6. Damien (SS-Div. V)
Defending Division V champions return Grant Miller, the division’s player of the year with 124 goals.
7. Newport Harbor (SS-Div. I)
Michael Bury returns and Sailors get a lift with transfer of Griffin Gentry from Corona del Mar.
8. Los Alamitos (SS-Div. II)
Griffins return much of team that reached Southern Section Division II finals last season.
9. Villa Park (SS-Div. I)
Shea Bucker and Kyle Casagrande provide one-two punch that makes Spartans formidable.
10. San Clemente (SS-Div. I)
No big names returning, but Coach Marc Parker once again has plenty with which to work.
-- Dan Arritt
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