The future is bright for the women's water polo team. A team of 13 that had 8 Hawks playing their first season at The Nest, finished the season with a third-place finish in the Coast Conference finals.

In recognition of their efforts in the pool five Hawks, three of which are freshman, have received All-Conference Honors.

Earning 1^st team honors are freshmen and Livermore High alums, Jayden Helm and Hannah Rasmussen.

Helm led the team in points with 72 by way of 45 goals and 27 assists.  In conference play she scored on 46.7% of her shots while finishing with an overall percentage of 44.1 to go along with 35 steals.

Rasmussen also had 45 goals, with 20 assists to finish second on the team with 65 points. For the season she shot at a 39.8% rate, however in conference play she was almost unstoppable, scoring at an amazing 91.7% of the shots she took.

Camryn Hobizal, a freshman driver from Foothill High, was one of two Hawks that were named 2^nd team All Coast Conference. She was third on the team with 37 points, scoring 32 goals with 5 assists while grabbing 29 steals.

Joining Hobizal on the 2^nd team is sophomore Aries Leyva, an attacker from Newark Memorial High. Leyva had 15 goals while serving up 20 assists for a total of 35 points, while snagging 29 steals on the defensive end of the pool.

Getting an Honorable Mention nod is sophomore goalie Alicia Frost, a San Ramon Valley alum. In goal for all the wins this season for the Hawks, finished with 200 saves and a 45.6 save percentage. While Frost didn't record a shot on goal, she did set up her teammates with scoring chances, earning 7 assists.