Fall League is a developmental league is open to all CCA zones. 2025 FALL AGE GROUP LEAGUE (FAGL) HS GIRLS DIVISION 10U COED SCHEDULE/RESULTS 12U COED SCHEDULE/RESULTS 12U GIRLS SCHEDULE/RESULTS 14U GIRLS SCHEDULE/RESULTS 14U BOYS SCHEDULE/RESULTS 2025 FAGL ENTRY FORM AND RULES INFORMATION: This developmental league is open to all zones. Bobby Contreras will administer the league and all schedules. Champions Cup Qualifications are separate and open only to Coastal Zone Teams. All scores will be updated and available on the CCA Zone Website at https://www.coastalcazone.com/ We must have entries in hand to schedule the season. Late entries go to waiting lists. All registrations/entries are to be completed thru USA Water Polo. 2024 FALL AGE GROUP LEAGUE ARCHIVE LINK

USA Water Polo, Inc. is a non-profit organization recognized by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the Federation Internationale de Natation (FINA) as the National Governing Body for the sport of Water Polo in the United States. USAWP OVERVIEW MISSION STATEMENT: The Mission of USA Water Polo shall be to grow the sport of water polo throughout the United States and win medals in Olympic, World Championship, and Pan American Games. ABOUT: USA Water Polo, Inc. is a non-profit organization recognized by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the Federation Internationale de Natation (FINA) as the National Governing Body for the sport of Water Polo in the United States. USA Water Polo oversees our Olympic water polo program, including senior, junior, youth and cadet national teams, as well as 20 different championship events annually, including the Junior Olympics, the US Open of Water Polo, and the Masters National Championships. With nearly 40,000 members, USA Water Polo is also the sanctioning authority for more than 500 Member Clubs and more than 400 tournaments conducted nationwide each year. USA Water Polo has a rich tradition of success at every level including World Championship, World Cup, World League and Pan Am Gold Medals, and most recently, Olympic Gold for our women's program. USA Water Polo is committed to the development and promotion of the sport throughout the US and to providing the best possible experience for all participants. It fosters grass-roots expansion of the sport, providing a national system of affiliated clubs and leagues, certified coaches and officials, educational materials, and background screenings, as well as developing programmatic materials and undertaking initiatives to generate greater awareness of the sport.

USA Water Polo California Coastal Zone Junior Olympic Qualifications for the year 2022. This is an archival reference page that includes schedules and results. JOQs RESULTS - Youngers 22 CCA JOQ Younger Final Results JOQs RESULTS - Elders 16+ Boys 22 JOQ Boys HS Final Results JOQs RESULTS - Elders 16+ Girls 22 JOQ Girls HS Final Results

CCA Zone Awards given to top individuals in the CCA Zone of USA Water Polo. CCA ZONE AWARDS: 2023 CCA ZONE AWARDS 2022 CCA ZONE AWARDS 2021 CCA ZONE AWARDS 2019 CCA ZONE AWARDS 2018 CCA ZONE AWARDS Congratulations to all of our CCA Zone Awards Winners!

CCA ZONE WEBSITE TERMS AND CONDITIONS POLICY Terms and conditions (“Terms”) are a set of legal terms defined by the owner of a website. They set forth the terms and conditions governing the activities of the website visitors on the said website and the relationship between the site visitors and the website owner. TERMS AND CONDITIONS POLICY Website owner, the offering, and binding of Terms This website is owned and operated by “Wendy Wattson, CCA Zone website operator, in collaboration with the CCA Zone Committee.” These Terms set forth the terms and conditions under which you may use our website and services as offered by us. This website offers visitors comprehensive information, guidelines, schedules, tournaments results, and more set by the CCA Zone, a subset of USA Water Polo. By accessing or using the website of our service, you approve that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms. 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USA Water Polo Junior Olympic Qualifications and Junior Olympics schedules and results for 2025. CCA ZONE - JO QUALS 2025 JO QUALS IMPORTANT INFORMATION PARENT CONDUCT AND DECK REGULATIONS SCHEDULES / RESULTS: BOYS 16U Click here BOYS 18U Click here GIRLS 16U Click here GIRLS 18U Click here MIXED 10U Click here GIRLS 10U Click here BOYS 10U Click here MIXED 12U Click here GIRLS 12U & 14U Click here *Choose proper tab on schedule BOYS 12U Click here BOYS 14U Click here AGE GROUPS / HOSTS / SITES: JOQ BOYS 16U, 18U May 30-31, June 1, 2025 Host: Channel Islands United Pools: Buena HS, Camarillo HS, Hueneme HS, Oxnard HS, Rio Mesa HS JOQ YOUTH 10U, 12U, 14U June 6-8, 2025 JOQ Youth (10u-12u-14u) Host: Commerce WPC, South Coast WPC Pools: Brenda Villa AC, California HS, Los Altos HS, Thousand Oaks HS, Schurr HS JOQ GIRLS 16U, 18U June 13-15, 2025 Host: Foothill WP Possible Pools: Mt. Sac, Pomona College, Upland HS, Claremont-McKenna College, Alta Loma HS NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPICS SESSION 1 July 19 - 22, 2025 Boys 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U Master Schedule Link - TBA Session One Master Schedule includes a tab for each division. For example there are separate tabs for 12U Championship and 12U Classic. Schedule is subject to change, please check back regularly. Site: Orange County SESSION 2 July 24 - 27, 2025 Girls 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U Mixed 10U, 12U Master Schedule Link - TBA Session Two Master Schedule includes a tab for each division. For example there are separate tabs for 12U Championship and 12U Classic. Schedule is subject to change, please check back regularly. Site: Orange County SESSION 3 July 31- August 3, 2025 Girls & Boys 14U, 16U, 18U Mixed 10U, 12U Master Schedule Link - TBA Session Three Master Schedule includes a tab for each division. For example there are separate tabs for 12U Championship and 12U Classic. Schedule is subject to change, please check back regularly. Site: North Texas

The mission of USAWP is to grow the sport of water polo throughout the United States and win medals in the Olympic Games, FINA World Championships and Pan American Games. USAWP - ZONE MISSION STATEMENT & GOALS USA WATER POLO MISSION STATEMENT The mission of USAWP is to grow the sport of water polo throughout the United States and win medals in the Olympic Games, FINA World Championships and Pan American Games. In order to accomplish this mission, USAWP sponsors and organizes water polo competition and training programs from introductory youth Splashball programs through 60+ Masters competitions, as well as selecting and training the Men’s and Women’s National Teams. In addition, USAWP provides training to, and certifies, water polo coaches and referees. ZONE MISSION STATEMENT The twelve (12) Zones of USAWP represent the essential organizing mechanism for regional volunteerism within USAWP. Each USAWP Zone is expected to build the water polo community within its region by creating, sponsoring and overseeing leagues and qualifying tournaments, clinics, and other services. Zone activities should be self-supporting, except for certain national obligations, such as attendance at national assemblies, which will be funded by USAWP. As ambassadors for our sport, each Zone, in collaboration with the USAWP national office, should strive to enhance the growth the sport throughout the country and to promote the sport at all levels. GOALS & EXPECTATIONS FOR ZONES Each Zone is expected to organize, develop and promote the sport of water polo using guidelines and goals set forth by USAWP under the direction of USAWP’s Director of Club and Membership Programs. The primary means of accomplishing this objective are: • Encouraging increased water polo activity within the Zone by organizing competitions, assisting in the formation of new clubs within the Zone and facilitating training for athletes, coaches and referees; • Informing USAWP members within the Zone regarding water polo competitions and developments within USAWP; • Promoting USAWP member participation in the USAWP Olympic Development Program; • Assisting in securing facilities for training and selection camps and regional training centers; • Promoting USAWP member participation in national events by hosting national championships, national championship qualification tournaments, and regional leagues, events and camps; • Providing oversight of local activities to ensure they are conducted in a manner consistent with USAWP’s Statement of Ethics and Values, as well as the policies and procedures within this manual and USA Water Polo’s Codes of Conduct for Athletes, Coaches and Referees; and • Wisely using the resources available to the Zone to promote the sport of water polo and to increase the number of USAWP members in the Zone, and the quality of play, instruction and competition within the Zone. USAWP ZONE MISSION STATEMENT & GOALS ON THE USAWP WEBSITE: https://usawaterpolo.org/sports/2018/12/18/zones.aspx#coastal

Winter/Spring League is a developmental league is open to all CCA zones. 2024 WINTER-SPRING AGE GROUP LEAGUE CCA ZONE LEAGUE PLAY March 3 - April 7, 2024 Entry Form and Rules PDF: CCA WINTER/SPRING AGE GROUP WATER POLO LEAGUE 2024 WSAGL Schedules and Results : 10U MIXED SCHEDULE/RESULTS 12U CO-ED SCHEDULE/RESULTS 14U CO-ED SCHEDULE/RESULTS HS GIRLS SCHEDULE/RESULTS HS BOYS SCHEDULE/RESULTS INFORMATION: This developmental league is open to all USA Water Polo zones. Teams may enter on any of the dates listed. We will schedule boys/girls into two divisions when we have enough teams of each gender in the coed divisions. All games will be played in the Coastal California Zone. Bobby Contreras will administer the league and all schedules. All scores will be updated and available on the CCA Zone Website at: https://www.coastalcazone.com/ We must have entries in hand to schedule the season. All registrations/entries are to be completed thru USA Water Polo. $300 Fee for each play date (3 Games) due on seven days before each play date. Forfeits or dropping out will incur a penalty fee of $150 each game. 2023 WINTER/SPRING AGE GROUP LEAGUE ARCHIVES

USA Water Polo California Coastal Zone Junior Olympic Results for the year 2023. This is an archival reference page that includes schedules and results. JOQs RESULTS - Youngers 23 CCA JOQ Younger Final Results JOQs RESULTS - Elders 16+ Boys 23 JOQ Boys HS Final Results JOQs RESULTS - Elders 16+ Girls 23 JOQ Girls HS Final Results

"LET'S MAKE THE CALL" Referee Webinars hosted by Chris Jimenez, CCA Co-Head Zone Referee "LET'S MAKE THE CALL" REFEREE WEBINARS hosted by Chris Jimenez, CCA Co-Head Zone Referee @usawpccazone NEW RULES - EPISODE 1 webinar link episode 1 In this episode of “Let’s make the call” we discuss the methods of putting the ball into play and explain how important intent is to this call. We establish all the different ways of scoring after being fouled outside 6 meters, followed by tactical fouls to prevent a direct shot. NEW RULES - EPISODE 2 webinar link episode 2 In this episode of “Let’s make the call” on Water Polo Wednesday, the topic at hand is Rule 23.9 - For a defending player to foul or impede an attacking player from behind within the 6 meter area when the attacking player is facing or swimming towards the goal in a probable goal situation, unless the defending player makes contact only with the ball or hand. If the defending player’s action prevents the attacking player from shooting, a penalty must also be called. NEW RULES - EPISODE 3 webinar link episode 3 In this episode of “Let's make the call” the points of emphasis are making a distinction between Overaggressive fouls vs Tactical fouls, tactical fouls during a direct shot. Also talked about how to understand the players intent to determine what advantage will be restored. Clips explain how the point of emphasis are intended to be called. MORE WATER POLO WEBINARS hosted by Chris Jimenez, CCA Co-Head Zone Referee: BOYS PERIMETER PLAY: https://youtu.be/kAgO92dtF0k BOYS TRANSITION PLAY: https://youtu.be/zZU5S1eHxcQ GIRLS PERIMETER PLAY: https://youtu.be/k5MlK6u2GRs GIRLS TRANSITION PLAY: https://youtu.be/tsYy7kODxfM

The eleven (11) Zones of USAWP represent the essential organizing mechanism for regional volunteerism within USAWP. Each Zone is expected to organize, develop and promote the sport of water polo using guidelines and goals set forth by USAWP under the direction of USAWP’s Director of Sports Development. GOVERNANCE ZONE MISSION STATEMENT The eleven (11) Zones of USAWP represent the essential organizing mechanism for regional volunteerism within USAWP. Each USAWP Zone is expected to build the water polo community within its region by creating, sponsoring and overseeing leagues and qualifying tournaments, clinics, and other services. Zone activities should be self-supporting, except for certain national obligations, such as attendance at national assemblies, which will be funded by USAWP. As ambassadors for our sport, each Zone, in collaboration with the USAWP national office, should strive to enhance the growth of the sport throughout the country and promote the sport at all levels. GOALS AND EXPECTATIONS FOR ZONES Each Zone is expected to organize, develop and promote the sport of water polo using guidelines and goals set forth by USAWP under the direction of USAWP’s Director of Sports Development. The primary means of accomplishing this objective are: Encouraging increased water polo activity within the Zone by organizing competitions, assisting in the formation of new clubs within the Zone and facilitating training for athletes, coaches and referees; Informing USAWP members within the Zone regarding water polo competitions and developments within USAWP and encouraging their registration; Promoting USAWP member participation in the USAWP Olympic Development Program; Assisting in securing facilities for training and selection camps and regional training centers; Promoting USAWP member participation in national events by hosting national championships, national championship qualification tournaments, and regional leagues, events and camps; Providing oversight of local activities to ensure they are conducted in a manner consistent with USAWP’s Statement of Ethics and Values, as well as the policies and procedures within this manual and USA Water Polo’s Codes of Conduct for Athletes, Coaches and Referees; and Wisely using the resources available to the Zone to promote the sport of water polo and to increase the number of USAWP members in the Zone, and the quality of play, instruction and competition within the Zone. COASTAL CALIFORNIA ZONE BOARD Zone Board members shall serve without compensation for their services in that capacity. The Zone may elect to reimburse Zone Board members for their out of pocket expenses incurred in furtherance of the Zone’s business. QUALIFICATIONS Each Zone Officer shall: (a) be over the age of 18 years, (b) be a member of USAWP and (c) have his or her principal place of residence within the Zone. SELECTION OF ZONE OFFICERS The Zone Board shall select each of the following Zone Officers: (a) Zone Chair (b) Zone Vice-Chair (c) Zone Treasurer (d) Zone Secretary (e) Zone Representatives to USAWP Assembly (f) Zone Webmaster The Zone Board’s selection of the Zone Chair shall be subject to the approval of USAWP’s Chief Executive Officer. The Zone Chair, Zone Vice-Chair and Zone Secretary must be members of the Zone Board. The remaining Zone Officers may be members of the Zone Board, but need not be members of the Zone Board. The Chair of the Referee Committee shall appoint the Zone Chief Referee, subject to the approval of the Technical Committee.

Under USAWP Bylaws, the United States is divided into 11 zones for administrative purposes. This division allows USAWP to delegate responsibility for certain of its functions and operations to local volunteers and permits local volunteers to have substantial input and control over USAWP’s activities in their locality. ZONE POLICY & PROCEDURES Under USAWP Bylaws, the United States is divided into 11 zones for administrative purposes. This division allows USAWP to delegate responsibility for certain of its functions and operations to local volunteers and permits local volunteers to have substantial input and control over USAWP’s activities in their locality. Although the Zone Policy & Procedure Manual is intended to be as comprehensive and current as possible, no policy and procedure can anticipate every circumstance. Thus, should any questions arise regarding the contents of this Manual or Zone policies or procedures in general, please contact USAWP staff, who can provide you with guidance regarding the meaning of the provisions of this manual or may forward inquiries to the USAWP Chief Executive Officer or Board of Directors to consider any policy issues that are not addressed in this Manual.