Azusa Pacific University Women's Water Polo

Snodgrass hasn't shied away from a challenge. The ambitious fifth-year coach has schedule contests against perennial NCAA powers, including USC, Arizona State, and UC Santa Barbara among others. Snodgrass was also instrumental in helping Azusa Pacific find its first water polo conference home, assisting in the formation of the Golden Coast Conference, which opens its inaugural season in 2014.  Snodgrass played four years (2005-08) at California Baptist University, earning AWPCA All-Academic honors throughout her career while tallying 133 career goals, 112 assists and 137 steals to finish among the Lancers' career top 10 in all three categories. She helped lead the Lancers to program-records for season win totals in two of her four collegiate seasons, including a 26-win campaign in her senior year when California Baptist won the inaugural NAIA National Invitational tournament. She served as an assistant girls water polo coach in 2006 at her high school alma mater, Rowland High in Rowland Heights. She took her first head coaching position at San Dimas High in 2009, guiding the Saints' water polo program while also leading the girls swim team to a 10th-place team finish at the CIF championships. Before college, Snodgrass was the 2004 CIF Player of the Year during her senior year at Rowland High in Rowland Heights, Calif., and she led Rowland to back-to-back CIF Div. VI championships in 2003 and 2004. Her father, John Hale, for whom a prestigious annual summer club tournament is named, was a San Gabriel Valley-area aquatics coaching legend who built successful swimming and water polo program at Rowland while serving as youth coach for the nationally-competitive Chino Hills Area Water Polo (CHAWP) club before he passed away in 2002.

DeLeon coached the Walnut High School team to its first CIF championship in 2010, and has served as an assistant at Glendora High School and Mt. San Antonio College, where she played at for two seasons prior to transferring to Cal State East Bay. During her prep career she earned first-team All-CIF honors while playing alongside current Azusa Pacific head coach Julie Snodgrass at Rowland High School. Snodgrass and DeLeon helped guide Rowland HS to a perfect season in 2003, culminating with the CIF championship.

Orozco played four years (2009-12) at University California Los Angeles, she was part of UCLAs NCAA Champion Womens Water Polo (2008-2009) Season. Throughout her college career she tallied 84 goals, 23 assists and 38 steals. In Orozcos senior year at UCLA she scored a season-high three goals in two games (vs. Iona and vs. USC in the NCAA Tournament) and finished with eight goals in three NCAA Tournament matches. She Represented the USA Youth National Water Polo Team in overseas tournaments (2005-2007)and represented the Mexican Senior National Water Polo Team in International Tournaments (2011-2014).   Before college, Orozco played four years at Montebello High School in Montebello, Calif,.