Madison is the head coach for the men's water polo team. She has experience playing water polo at many levels locally, nationally, and internationally. She played her high school years at Tualatin High School, THills Water Polo Club, and Shores Water Polo Club. Her high school team won three Oregon state championships and she won state
Madison is the head coach for the men's water polo team. She has experience playing water polo at many levels locally, nationally, and internationally. She played her high school years at Tualatin High School, THills Water Polo Club, and Shores Water Polo Club. Her high school team won three Oregon state championships and she won state MVP in 2013 & 2014. Madison also played for the USA Women's National Team from the youth level up to the senior level over a span of seven years, winning multiple international tournaments in places such as Madrid, Taiwan, and New Zealand.
During her collegiate years, Madison played at Stanford University where she was a four-year starter and helped her team win two National Championships, and two runner-up finishes.
After graduating in 2019, Madison moved back home to Portland and coached the Lincoln High School Cardinals girls & boys programs and worked with the THills Water Polo Club.
Fun Fact: She's a lefty!
Myles grew up in Hood River, Oregon, where he helped locally establish water polo as a freshman in 2012. In the first four years of the program's existence, he captained the team to multiple state championship tournaments, and received 1st Team All State recognition in both 2014 and 2015. He was named Mt. Hood conference MVP in 2015. Myl
Myles grew up in Hood River, Oregon, where he helped locally establish water polo as a freshman in 2012. In the first four years of the program's existence, he captained the team to multiple state championship tournaments, and received 1st Team All State recognition in both 2014 and 2015. He was named Mt. Hood conference MVP in 2015. Myles spent his summer playing for CC United in the East Bay Area, and then continued on to play for Diablo Valley College. Since moving back to Oregon, Myles has been a referee, and has now been coaching in Bend for three years. He focuses on youth development to ensure the longevity and success of water polo programs in Oregon.
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