Saturday, February 18, 2023---Women of Troy Water Polo vs UCI
Trojan Candy parked and hurried into the Uytengsu Aquatics Stadium. I made it just in time for the player announcements.
[Video] Our Women of Troy were introduced.
[Video] Our starters joined hands and jumped in the pool together.
[Video] We won the opening sprint, but UCI stole the ball and scored first on a 6 on 5 play. Then, on our next possession, at 6:45 Tilly Kearns, playing hole, tied the score with a goal.
[Video] Bayley Weber scored USC’s next goal at 4:39 with a penalty shot.
[Video] Still in the first quarter, at 2:44 USC’s right driver Maggie Johnson scored a goal to make the score USC 3 – UCI 1.
[Video] At 58. of Period 1, Paige Hauschild scored a goal from the right driver position to give USC a 4-1 lead.
[Video] After two goals by UCI, USC’s left driver Tea Poljak scored a goal at 5:20 in the second period to make the score USC 5 – UCI 3.
[Video] At 2:55 of the second quarter, USC’s Honnie Vandeweghe-O’Shea, at point, scored a goal to make the score USC 7 – UCI 4.
[Video] On a power play, left driver Julia Janov scored a goal to make the score USC 8 – UCI 5.
[Video] With just .01 left in the second period, right wing Alejandra Aznar lobbed a shot that scored to make the score at halftime USC 9 – UCI 5.
[Video] In the third quarter, on a power play left wing Bayley Weber didn’t wait very long to score her second goal at 7:18 to give USC a 10-5 lead.
[Video] Then, right wing Alejandra Aznar scored her second goal at 6:26 of the third quarter to increase the lead to 11-5.
[Video] At 5:48 of the third quarter, USC’s right wing Grace Tehaney scored a goal that made the score USC 12 – UCI 5.
Trojan Candy missed recording Baylor Weber’s "hat trick" in the third quarter at 3.01 that made the USC score USC 13 – UCI 5.
[Video] Playing hole, USC’s Tilly Kearns scored her second goal at 1.26 of the third quarter that made the score USC 14 – UCI 5.
That ended the third period scoring.
[Video] In a fast break, USC’s Tilly Kearns scored a hat trick at 6.44 of the fourth quarter that made the score USC 15 – UCI 5.
With about five minutes left in the game, goalie Jada Ward substituted for starting goalie Carolyne Stern. Carolyne had nine saves and Jada had four saves.
[Video] USC’s last goal of the game was scored by left wing Fanni Muzsnay at 4:37.
Neither team scored again. The final score was USC 16 – UCI 5.
Sunday, January 29, 2023---USC Men’s Tennis vs UCLA Men’s Tennis
When my husband Jim and I arrived at the Mark’s Stadium, the seating section we always sit in was filled with USC students. Jim asked one of the women in front of him if they were Helenes. She replied that they were, and he told her that I was a Helene alumna. Then they wanted to know more about me. When I was an undergrad at USC in 1967, I was a member of the Amazons. In 1968, the Amazons became the Helenes. I had to get a picture of the Helenes. Luckily, I was able to ask a tennis team photographer, who was on the tennis court, to take a group picture of our section with my camera.
[Video] Trojan Candy took this video of our team warming up.
[Video] Then, the team huddled.
Each Doubles Team met with the referees at the three courts. On Center Court were Stefan Dostanic and
Bradley Frye (11/15/2018).
Now it was time for the Singles competition.
On Center Court Stefan Dostanic's opponent was Alexander Hoogmartens.
Peter Makk was number 2 against Giacomom Revelli.
Lodewijk Weststrate played on Court 5 against Azuma Tripathi.
Bradley Frye's opponent on Court 3 was Patrick Zahraj.
Ryan Colby played against Timothy Li on Court 6.
Wotjek Marek was on Court 4 against Aadarsh Tripathi.
Peter Makk beat Giacomo Revelli 6-2, 6-2 for our second point.
Wojtek Marek beat Azuma Tripathi 6-3, 6-4 to make the score USC 3 vs. UCLA 0.
The matches on Court 1 with Stefan Dostanic, Court 3 with Bradley Frye, and Court 5 with Lodewijk Westrate were suspended.
Our winning team posed for a picture holding the sign "See you in Chicago" for the ITA Indoor Tennis championships.
KEEP FIGHTING ON, USC Men’s Tennis!
When my husband Jim and I arrived at the Mark’s Stadium, the seating section we always sit in was filled with USC students. Jim asked one of the women in front of him if they were Helenes. She replied that they were, and he told her that I was a Helene alumna. Then they wanted to know more about me. When I was an undergrad at USC in 1967, I was a member of the Amazons. In 1968, the Amazons became the Helenes. I had to get a picture of the Helenes. Luckily, I was able to ask a tennis team photographer, who was on the tennis court, to take a group picture of our section with my camera. 
Our winning team posed for a picture holding the sign "See you in Chicago" for the ITA Indoor Tennis championships.