Fall sports are in full swing, including boys’ water polo! With nine seniors returning our Panthers look to make a splash in the pool this season. *Most people can hold their breath for somewhere between 30 seconds and up to 2 minutes. The longest time breath held voluntarily (male) is 24 min 37.36 sec, achieved by Budimir Šobat (Croatia), in Sisak, Croatia, on 27 March 2021.
What’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult thing about water polo is 360 backhand. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite thing about water polo is hanging out with my team and scoring. How long can you hold your breath? I can hold my breath for two minutes. -Jake Kroutil, seniorWhat’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult thing about water polo is swimming for a long time. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite thing about water polo is playing with my friends. How long can you hold your breath? I can hold my breath for a minute and a half. -Owen Guttierez, seniorWhat’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult thing about water polo is swimming back and forth. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite thing about water polo is doing jumpouts. How long can you hold your breath? I can hold my breath for ten minutes. –Kaleb Klacyk, senior
What’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult thing about water polo is swimming. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite thing about water polo is swimming. How long can you hold your breath? I can hold my breath for fifteen Minutes. -Nisaiah Martinez, senior
What’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult thing about water polo is not getting kicked out. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite thing about water polo is playing games. How long can you hold your breath? I can hold my breath for twelve seconds. -Charles Bodoh, senior
What is the hardest part about water polo?The hardest part about water polo is just having to keep up with all the swimming. What is your favorite part about water polo? My favorite part about water polo is having all of my friends on the team because the chemistry is amazing. How long can you hold your breath for? For five minutes. Fabien Alvarez, senior, hole guard
What’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult part about water polo is probably just the swimming. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite part is doing stuff before like practices, games, and just being able to hang out. How long can you hold your breath? Like forty-five seconds. -Andrew Meneses, senior, goalie What’s the most difficult part about water polo? It’s probably be treading water, it can be very difficult sometimes, especially in a game. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite part would probably be the people there are just a lot of really cool people. It’s just really fun to be around them. How long can you hold your breath? I’d probably guess upwards of three or four minutes, I’ve never really tested it before. -Chase Fisher, junior, swim guard
What’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult part is probably having to learn the basics and then after that, it gets pretty easy. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite thing is definitely the team because the team is always just outstanding when we work together. How long can you hold your breath? I can probably hold my breath down and back the pool so probably like a minute or longer. -Landon Hoard, junior, set What’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult part is probably conditioning at practice. What’s your favorite thing about water polo? My favorite part is just having fun and playing games with all my friends. How long can you hold your breath? I can probably hold my breath for forty seconds possibly longer. –Daniel Landucci, junior, 1 position What’s the most difficult part about water polo? The most difficult part about water polo has to be just getting up and down the pool.What’s your favorite part about water polo? My favorite part about water polo is when I score a goal. How long can you hold your breath? I can probably hold my breath for a minute.-Noah Bowers, senior, 1 position
Second-year Orange & Green staff member Alex Cuevas enjoys art. Alex plays water polo and is on the swim team here at Porterville High School, he is...
