Pac-12 Women's Water Polo National Championships
One more look at the numbers...
✅ 9th NCAA title overall, more than any other school
✅ Repeat NCAA champions for the first time since 2014-15
✅ 6-2 in last 8 games against USC, with all six wins resulting in a tournament title#GoStanford pic.twitter.com/MqOfWJUgbA— Stanford Women’s Water Polo (@Stanfordh2opolo) May 15, 2023
A Pac-12 institution has claimed the NCAA women’s water polo crown every year since the NCAA began sponsoring the championship in 2001. UCLA dominated the early years, winning seven of the first nine championships. Either Stanford or USC have won the national championship over the next 13 years from 2010-2023. Arizona State, California, Stanford, UCLA and USC compete as members of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF).
Year | School | Record | Coach |
2023 | Stanford | 24-1 | John Tanner |
2022 | Stanford | 25-2 | John Tanner |
2021 | USC | 22-1 | Marko Pintaric |
2020 | --- | --- | --- |
2019 | Stanford | 23-2 | John Tanner |
2018 | USC | 26-1 | Jovan Vavic |
2017 | Stanford | 23-3 | John Tanner |
2016 | USC | 26-0 | Jovan Vavic |
2015 | Stanford | 24-2 | John Tanner |
2014 | Stanford | 25-1 | John Tanner |
2013 | USC | 27-1 | Jovan Vavic |
2012 | Stanford | 26-2 | John Tanner |
2011 | Stanford | 28-1 | John Tanner |
2010 | USC | 25-3 | Jovan Vavic |
2009 | UCLA | 25-6 | Adam Krikorian |
2008 | UCLA | 33-0 | Adam Krikorian |
2007 | UCLA | 28-2 | Adam Krikorian |
2006 | UCLA | 29-4 | Adan Krikorian |
2005 | UCLA | 33-0 | Adam Krikorian |
2004 | USC | 29-0 | Jovan Vavic |
2003 | UCLA | 23-4 | Adam Krikorian |
2002 | Stanford | 23-2 | John Tanner |
2001 | UCLA | 19-4 | Adam Krikorian |