The Calabasas High School Girls Water Polo team has had an outstanding start to the 2024-2025 season, currently holding an 11-2 record. The team has demonstrated strong performances, showcasing their growth and determination as they aim for continued success throughout the season. With an eye on the future, the team is looking to build on this momentum and compete at a high level moving forward.

Last Season:

Last season, the Calabasas Coyotes made a historic run to the quarterfinals of the Division 5-CIF Playoffs, with their most notable victory being an 8-4 win over Western High School. This victory propelled them into the quarterfinals, marking their deepest postseason run in program history. Their performance in the playoffs demonstrated their resilience and solidified their standing as a competitive force in the CIF landscape. This success has fueled excitement for the future and raised expectations for the Coyotes going forward.

Current Status:

The Calabasas Girls Water Polo team is currently 11-0 in non-conference play, with key wins against Thousand Oaks, Louisville, Oxnard, Burbank, Santa Paula, Ventura, Mayfield, Moorpark, Pasadena, and San Marino.

Since transferring from the Coastal Canyon League in 2018, the Calabasas Coyotes have yet to win a Marmonte League game. Despite an impressive 17-14 overall record last season, the team finished 0-8 in league play. So far this season, the Coyotes have fought hard, suffering two close losses against Westlake and Newbury Park in their Marmonte League matchups.

Key Players:

Riya Korde (Senior): A standout attacker, Korde has been instrumental in the team's offensive strategies, contributing significantly to their high-scoring games. Korde was also remarkable for the Coyotes, scoring 74 goals and being named 2nd Team All-County and 3rd Team All-CIF.

Taylor Credle (Junior): Credle has made an immediate impact as a versatile utility player, excelling in both offensive and defensive roles. Credle’s sophomore season was one for the record books, as she set program highs in goals, steals, assists, and points while being named 1st-Team All-CIF.

Abby Shapiro (Senior, Goalkeeper): As the team's goalkeeper, Shapiro has been a formidable presence in the net, providing leadership and stability. Last season, Shapiro set a program record with 283 blocks and was 2nd Team All-CIF, County, and League. She has committed to play water polo and further her education at UC Merced.

Road Ahead:

The Calabasas Coyotes will be facing a tough schedule as they continue their search for their first-ever Marmonte League victory. Upcoming matches against Agoura, Oaks Christian, Westlake, and Newbury Park will be key opportunities for the Coyotes to build on their momentum and finally secure a league win. With games against these formidable opponents, the Coyotes will look to continue their competitive play and make their mark in the Marmonte League as well as set a program record for wins.

Head Coach: Andrew Maitam

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