Written by Max Holm, USC blog contributor
At the University of Southern California, there are plenty of mouthwatering destinations for spring break. From parading the Mango Deck at the ever popular Cabo San Lucas to shredding down the slopes at Lake Tahoe, there's plenty of room and variation for a break from classes.
While many students were relaxing at those aforementioned locations, the women's water polo team was hard at work, though they also got to get away for a bit. Over the break, the Women of Troy took their undefeated record and No. 1 ranking to Honolulu for a battle against No. 4 Hawaii.
Click here for a complete recap of the match against Hawaii.
The top ranked Trojans stood the test of a great opponent and amazing scenery, winning 9-5, to remain undefeated at 14-0 on the year.
Despite allowing the first goal, USC came back strongly by scoring four straight to take a commanding lead. The four goals were scored by four different Trojans.
USC held a 6-4 lead at halftime, behind junior Stephania Haralabidis' first half hat trick. Haralabidis added another goal in the second half to bring her final tally to four on the day.
Like the rest of the student body, it's back to class and time to leave paradise, with a trip to face the San Jose State Spartans on the horizon.
At the University of Southern California, there are plenty of mouthwatering destinations for spring break. From parading the Mango Deck at the ever popular Cabo San Lucas to shredding down the slopes at Lake Tahoe, there's plenty of room and variation for a break from classes.
While many students were relaxing at those aforementioned locations, the women's water polo team was hard at work, though they also got to get away for a bit. Over the break, the Women of Troy took their undefeated record and No. 1 ranking to Honolulu for a battle against No. 4 Hawaii.
Click here for a complete recap of the match against Hawaii.
The top ranked Trojans stood the test of a great opponent and amazing scenery, winning 9-5, to remain undefeated at 14-0 on the year.
Despite allowing the first goal, USC came back strongly by scoring four straight to take a commanding lead. The four goals were scored by four different Trojans.
USC held a 6-4 lead at halftime, behind junior Stephania Haralabidis' first half hat trick. Haralabidis added another goal in the second half to bring her final tally to four on the day.
Like the rest of the student body, it's back to class and time to leave paradise, with a trip to face the San Jose State Spartans on the horizon.
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