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Bellevue Wolverines Water Polo Highlights Future Placing 5th at State

Bellevue Wolverines Water Polo Highlights Future Placing 5th at State

The Bellevue Wolverines Boys Water Polo team made a triumphant return to the D1 Washington State Tournament last week, securing a commendable 5th place overall. This marks their best finish since their state fourth place finish in 2019, showcasing the team’s growth and potential for future success. Dominant Start Against Stadium High School The Wolverines kicked off their tournament journey with a commanding performance against Stadium High School on Wednesday evening. Bellevue surged ahead early, leveraging penalty goals and a 6-on-5 opportunity to establish a 5-1 lead in the first quarter. Their speed and strategic …

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Wolverine Boy’s Advances in State Tournament with Dominant Win

Wolverine Boy’s Advances in State Tournament with Dominant Win

In an exciting display of skill and determination, the Bellevue Wolverine Boy’s Water Polo team triumphed over Stadium High School with a resounding 19-9 victory on Wednesday night at Curtis Aquatic Center. This victory propels the team into the 8th seed for the Washington State Boys High School Championship, setting up a clash with top-seeded Bainbridge Island. Bellevue wasted no time asserting their dominance, scoring a quick goal from set on their very first possession. This set the tone for the remainder of the game, as they finished the first quarter with a significant 5-1 …

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Bellevue Boys Water Polo Shine in Division 2 Tournament, Secure Spot in State Tournament

Bellevue Boys Water Polo Shine in Division 2 Tournament, Secure Spot in State Tournament

The Bellevue Wolverine Boys’ water polo team had an eventful week as they participated in the Puget Sound D2 tournament. Entering the tournament tied for first in the D2 East, Bellevue faced their first opponent, the Peninsula Seahawks, on Friday evening. The Wolverines had a slow start, with two of their three goals in the first quarter coming from 5-meter penalties. However, they quickly took control in the second quarter, leading 10-1 by halftime. The second half saw a mix of rotations off the bench, with Bellevue continuing to dominate and limiting the Seahawks’ shots …

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