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Lowery Earns NCAA Division I All-America Honors
12/21/2021 1:01:00 PM | Men's Water Polo
RIVERSIDE – California Baptist University men's water polo's Zach Lowery was named an NCAA Division I All-America Honorable Mention by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches on Tuesday.
Lowery extends the Lancers' streak of producing a Division I All-America honoree to four years in a row and gave CBU its fifth D-I All-American. CBU posted a 20-14 record and went 6-2 in the Western Water Polo Association this season.
It was a historic season on several fronts for Lowery. The senior led CBU with 112 points, 70 assists and 10 field blocks. The attacker continued to do a bit of everything and ranked second on the team with 40 steals, third with 29 drawn ejections, fourth with 42 goals and won 28 of 31 sprints.
Lowery made the All-WWPA First Team at the end of the regular season for his second-straight all-conference first-team honor. He also earned WWPA Player of the Week honors on Nov. 3.
Along the way, Lowery reached several individual milestones in the process. He matched the program's single-game record with seven assists against Fresno Pacific on Oct. 8, and then updated the team's all-time assists record. He ran his career assists total to 217, which is 40 more than the previous record holder, Chris Morgan (2005-08). The Texas native also graduated holding the career record in multi-assist games (67) and games with a goal, assist and steal (61).
It all helped the Lancers advance to their second-straight WWPA Championship game and first in a full season. They also achieved their best-ever NCAA rankings at No. 11 on Dec 1 and No. 13 at the season's end.
Lowery extends the Lancers' streak of producing a Division I All-America honoree to four years in a row and gave CBU its fifth D-I All-American. CBU posted a 20-14 record and went 6-2 in the Western Water Polo Association this season.
🇺🇸 𝘼𝙇𝙇-𝘼𝙈𝙀𝙍𝙄𝘾𝘼𝙉 🇺🇸
— California Baptist Men's Water Polo (@LancerWaterPolo) December 21, 2021
Congratulations to Zach Lowery on earning NCAA Division I All-America honors! He led CBU with 112 points, 70 assists and 10 field blocks and ranked top four with 40 steals, 29 drawn ejections, 42 goals and 28 sprints won. #LanceUp⚔️ pic.twitter.com/BHT1Z7KDQG
It was a historic season on several fronts for Lowery. The senior led CBU with 112 points, 70 assists and 10 field blocks. The attacker continued to do a bit of everything and ranked second on the team with 40 steals, third with 29 drawn ejections, fourth with 42 goals and won 28 of 31 sprints.
Lowery made the All-WWPA First Team at the end of the regular season for his second-straight all-conference first-team honor. He also earned WWPA Player of the Week honors on Nov. 3.
🏆 ALL-WWPA 🏆
— California Baptist Men's Water Polo (@LancerWaterPolo) November 18, 2021
Congratulations to Zach Lowery on being named to the All-WWPA First Team in consecutive seasons. He led the WWPA in assists (62), ranked fourth in points (100) and fifth in field blocks (9) and steals (34) this year. #LanceUp⚔️ pic.twitter.com/91ndfUw6nm
Along the way, Lowery reached several individual milestones in the process. He matched the program's single-game record with seven assists against Fresno Pacific on Oct. 8, and then updated the team's all-time assists record. He ran his career assists total to 217, which is 40 more than the previous record holder, Chris Morgan (2005-08). The Texas native also graduated holding the career record in multi-assist games (67) and games with a goal, assist and steal (61).
It all helped the Lancers advance to their second-straight WWPA Championship game and first in a full season. They also achieved their best-ever NCAA rankings at No. 11 on Dec 1 and No. 13 at the season's end.
Zach Lowery is leading CBU with a pair of goals in the first half 😤 #LanceUp⚔️ pic.twitter.com/4iE9U9OXOK
— California Baptist Men's Water Polo (@LancerWaterPolo) October 30, 2021
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