Woodbridge junior Riley Pittman takes a shot during the Warriors playoff game against Riverside Poly. (File photo: Tim Burt, OC Sports Zone).
Woodbridge junior Riley Pittman, who led the Warriors to their first Pacific Coast League water polo title, has been named MVP of the league.
The Warriors were seeded first in the CIF Division 2 playoffs, but dropped their first-round match-up to Riverside Poly 10-8, in overtime. Coach Matt Campbell’s Woodbridge team finished with a 23-5 record.
Six Warriors received either first or second team honors.
Northwood, which finished second in the league and advanced to the quarterfinal round of the CIF Division 3 playoffs, was also well represented with five players honored on either the first or second teams.
The Timberwolves, coached by Kyle Kim-E, were seeded second in the division and were 23-8 overall.
       FIRST TEAM
Kedzie Solan       WHS    Jr.
Dylan Patist        WHS    Jr.
Alec Isaacman      WHS    Jr.
Max Abravanel     NHS    Jr.
Spencer Sellwood   NHS    Sr.
Richard Yun        BHS    So.
Eli Schwarz        BHS    Jr.
Stewart Campbell   UHS    So.
Grant Smith        WHS    Sr.
       SECOND TEAM
Cameron An        NHS    So.
Leo Giessman       NHS    Fr.
Noah Pendleton     NHS    Sr.
Aria Ghazar        WHS    Sr.
Nikola Mirkovic     WHS    Fr.
AJ Marsh          BHS    Fr.
Ethan Tran         BHS    Fr.
Matt Wallin         UHS    So.
Sam Monette       BHS    So.
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