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1. What
is Sunset?
2. Who
should join Sunset?
3. How
do I join Sunset?
4. Photos
1. What is
Sunset?
Sunset is the name of the water polo club where Torrey Pines High School
team members, and students interested in water polo (both middle school
and high school students), play during the off-season. The club is not
affiliated with Torrey Pines High School, and there is no requirement
to play on this club team if you want to play water polo for Torrey
Pines. Sunset is based at the UCSD Canyonview Pool. It includes evening
water polo practices 2-3 times per week and Saturday or Sunday tournaments.
The Sunset Boy's team also does weight training. The club schedule changes
depending on the season of the year.
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2. Who should
join Sunset?
You do not need to be a member of the TPHS water polo team to join Sunset.
If you have an interest in playing water polo at TPHS or LCC, or you're
wondering if water polo is the sport for you, try the Sunset Club. You'll
meet other players and see why people are so enthusiastic about this
game. It's your chance to learn water polo, get your body in condition,
and meet new people before school starts. Everyone interested in water
polo at TPHS, LCC, University City and Middle School students who are
curious about what it takes to play water polo, should join the Sunset
Club.
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3. How do
I join Sunset?
You must be a member of the USA Water Polo Association to be in the
Sunset Club. You can download a registration form from their web site.
(You'll find a link to USA Water Polo on the home page of this web site.)
A one-year membership is $45. There are other membership options listed
on the form. The Sunset Club number is #137.
There is also a seasonal fee for participating in Sunset club water
polo. These fees cover the cost of renting pool time from UCSD, league
dues and coaches fees.
Contact Coach Rob Tilburg at 619-358-3302, and tell him that you want
to start club water polo. You'll need a speedo type bathing suit and
swim goggles. Show up at practice, introduce yourself to Coach Rob,
and you're ready to start club water polo.
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