As the new water polo season approaches, anticipation and excitement grows among fans and players alike. We sat down with Coach Don Potter of Terra Nova High School to get a preview of what to expect from the team this year. With a tough schedule ahead in the Bay League, Coach Potter shares his thoughts on the top returning players, new additions to the team, and how they plan to tackle the challenges they will face.
The team will have a strong core of returning players, with seniors Jaeda Allen, Sydney Bolander, and Jordyn Gohn leading the way. According to Coach Potter, these three players possess a special quality that sets them apart from the rest – their determination to compete at a higher level. This determination will be crucial as the team prepares to face tougher competition in the Bay League.
With a new season comes new players, and Coach Potter has high hopes for the talent that the team has gained. He mentions four freshmen – Penny Higdon, Sierra Rethmeier, Amelie Pace, and Nadya Bullis – who have joined the team and are eager to learn and improve. These new additions will no doubt bring a fresh energy to the team and make an immediate impact.
The qualities that Coach Potter looks for in potential team captains are leadership, organization, and motivation. These are the same qualities he believes are necessary for a successful team. Although the captains for this season have yet to be chosen, Coach Potter believes that their role will be crucial in maintaining team chemistry and camaraderie.
In order to motivate his players to push themselves to their full potential, Coach Potter believes in a combination of hard work and fun. Training for water polo is physically and mentally demanding, so he makes sure to mix in enjoyable activities to break up the rigorous sessions. He also emphasizes the importance of competition within the team, as it challenges players to constantly improve.
Preparing for the new season has definitely not been easy for the Terra Nova High School team. With a competitive league like the Bay League, it takes a lot of hard work and dedication to be able to keep up with the top teams. Coach Potter highlights the physical and competitive nature of water polo, and how it is a constant battle to reach one’s full potential.
But with his support and motivation, the team is ready to take on any challenge. When it comes to coaching style, Coach Potter believes in being consistent. He remains committed to showing up, working hard, and always giving his best.
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