10U Coed
Champion19 teams
Dons
13–7 over Commerce Boys. Third: Temple City A.
Cal Cup State Finals 2026 · From the league's sheets
Cal Cup State Finals 2026
April 11–12 & 18–19 · Orange County & the Inland Empire, CA · Mirrored from the California Cup League's published sheets
351 of 352 games decided by 176 teams from 50 clubs in 9 divisions over 4 days. Here is who won every division, how they got there, and the stories the ladders don’t tell.
Champions
9 titles in 9 divisions, each age group’s ladders top down, read from the finals the sheets label 1st. The score is the final’s, winner first; a decimal on the sheet is a shootout.
State Finals
April 11–12 and 18–19 · Orange County & the Inland Empire, CA · 10U Coed, then 12U to 18U boys and girls · 9 titles in 9 divisions
12U Boys
Champion17 teams
Dons Black
7–4 over Los Al. Third: NSD Stars.
12U Girls
Champion13 teams
Newport
11–9 over Lamorinda A. Third: SD Shores.
14U Boys
Champion21 teams
Commerce
16–9 over Dons 13. Third: SoCal.
14U Girls
Champion21 teams
Diablo
10–6 over Lamorinda. Third: SBWPC A.
16U Boys
Champion20 teams
Rose Bowl Red
12–12, 3–2 in the shootout over Commerce. Third: CHAWP White.
16U Girls
Champion26 teams
Stanford
12–6 over 680. Third: SBWPC A.
18U Boys
Champion12 teams
Foothill Red
9–9, 10–9 in the shootout over SD Shores. Third: CHAWP White.
18U Girls
Champion27 teams
SBWPC A
10–9 over Regency. Third: Lamorinda.
The finals
Every title on one board, youngest age group first: who won it, the score of the game that decided it, who they beat, and who took third.
State Finals
| Division | Champion | The final | Runner-up | Third |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10U Coed | Dons | 13–7 | Commerce Boys | Temple City A |
| 12U Boys | Dons Black | 7–4 | Los Al | NSD Stars |
| 12U Girls | Newport | 11–9 | Lamorinda A | SD Shores |
| 14U Boys | Commerce | 16–9 | Dons 13 | SoCal |
| 14U Girls | Diablo | 10–6 | Lamorinda | SBWPC A |
| 16U Boys | Rose Bowl Red | 12–12, 3–2 in the shootout | Commerce | CHAWP White |
| 16U Girls | Stanford | 12–6 | 680 | SBWPC A |
| 18U Boys | Foothill Red | 9–9, 10–9 in the shootout | SD Shores | CHAWP White |
| 18U Girls | SBWPC A | 10–9 | Regency | Lamorinda |
The stories the ladders don’t tell
Computed straight from the 351 decided games: the roads the champions took, the finals that came down to a goal, how the goals and the margins fell, the shootouts, and the close ones.
The roads to the titles
All 9 champions never lost a game.
A champion plays 4 to 5 games from the first pool game to the final. Nobody beat a champion all weekend. The tightest road was Foothill Red's in 18U Boys: 2 of its 4 games were decided by a goal or a shootout.
- Commerce · 14U Boys5–0 · 86–29
- SBWPC A · 18U Girls5–0 · 74–27
- Newport · 12U Girls4–0 · 57–11
- Foothill Red · 18U Boys4–0 · 55–41
- Rose Bowl Red · 16U Boys5–0 · 66–37
- Dons · 10U Coed5–0 · 62–28
The six highest-scoring champions, by goals a game; record, then goals for and against over the whole road.
The closest finals
Three of 9 titles decided by a goal or a shootout.
- Rose Bowl Red12–123–2 SOCommerce16U Boys · Final
- Foothill Red9–910–9 SOSD Shores18U Boys · Final
- SBWPC A10–9Regency18U Girls · Final
How the goals fell
21.5 goals a game in 18U Boys.
The 18U Boys games were the highest scoring, 21.5 goals a game over 24 games; 10U Coed the lowest at 15.5. The highest-scoring team, over four games or more, was Commerce in 14U Boys: 86 goals in 5 games, 17.2 a game.
Every age group: games, goals and goals a game
| Age group | Divisions | Games | Goals | A game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10U Coed | 1 | 40 | 619 | 15.5 |
| 12U Boys | 1 | 30 | 540 | 18 |
| 12U Girls | 1 | 26 | 409 | 15.7 |
| 14U Boys | 1 | 42 | 778 | 18.5 |
| 14U Girls | 1 | 44 | 731 | 16.6 |
| 16U Boys | 1 | 41 | 775 | 18.9 |
| 16U Girls | 1 | 54 | 1,073 | 19.9 |
| 18U Boys | 1 | 24 | 516 | 21.5 |
| 18U Girls | 1 | 50 | 990 | 19.8 |
How the margins fell
15% of games within a goal or a shootout.
Of 351 decided games, 52 came down to a goal or a shootout and 161 were won by seven or more. The most common margin was 4–6 goals.
More than one title
Dons: 2 titles.
One club won more than one division, counting a club’s squads together.
- Dons · 10U Coed as Dons and 12U Boys as Dons Black
The widest margins
Meridian by 22 over Seaside.
- Meridian22–0Seaside16U Girls · Group E
- Regency23–2Bulldog18U Girls · Group C
- CST23–3Yeti16U Boys · Group B
- Dons Black21–1SBWPC12U Boys · Semifinal
- Newport20–0SBWPC B12U Girls · Group B
- SD Shores Gold19–1Foothill Black14U Girls · Group E
One game per division, the widest; pool play, where the draw is still sorting itself out.
Shootouts
14 of 351 games went to a shootout.
The sheets write a shootout as a decimal, the regulation score and the tally: these are the longest the tally shows.
- Foothill Red9–910–9 SOSD Shores18U Boys · Final · Apr 19
- Lamorinda8–810–9 SOSanta Cruz14U Girls · Group G · Apr 12
- Clovis8–89–7 SOSHAQ16U Girls · Semifinal · Apr 19
- Diablo12–125–4 SOSD Shores18U Girls · Pool K 3rd/4th · Apr 19
- Foothill Red5–55–4 SOSoCal16U Boys · Group K · Apr 18
The close ones
38 games decided by one goal.
One in 9 of the 351 scored games. One of them was a final: SBWPC A over Regency in 18U Girls.
The clubs
50 clubs entered 176 teams. Squads roll up to their club by name (a club’s A, B, Blue and Black are one club), so this counts every title a club’s squads won, the finals they lost and the third places they took. Most titles in the top column first.
| Club | Titles | Finals lost | Third | Teams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dons | 2 | · | · | 5 |
| Commerce | 1 | 2 | · | 9 |
| SBWPC | 1 | · | 2 | 12 |
| Diablo | 1 | · | · | 5 |
| Foothill | 1 | · | · | 9 |
| Newport | 1 | · | · | 2 |
| Rose Bowl | 1 | · | · | 12 |
| Stanford | 1 | · | · | 4 |
| Lamorinda | 0 | 2 | 1 | 6 |
| SD Shores | 0 | 1 | 1 | 13 |
| 680 | 0 | 1 | · | 2 |
| Dons 13 | 0 | 1 | · | 1 |
Titles by club
Every club with a title, by column
| Club | Titles | Finals lost | Third |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dons | 2 | 0 | 0 |
| Commerce | 1 | 2 | 0 |
| SBWPC | 1 | 0 | 2 |
| Diablo | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Foothill | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Newport | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Rose Bowl | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Stanford | 1 | 0 | 0 |
Every placement
Where everyone finished, division by division. Elsewhere the places are the ones the sheet’s placement games settle: the winner of the game labeled 1st is first, its loser second, and so on down; a run of places a round robin settles is ranked by record in that group, and says so.
State Finals
April 11–12 and 18–19 · 9 divisions. Open a division for every place its sheet settles.
10U Coed19 teams · 40 games · 619 goals · 4 one-goal · 1 SOPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1Donswon Gm 40
- 2Commerce Boyslost Gm 40
- 3Temple City Awon Gm 38
- 4Patriot Navylost Gm 38
Pools: A: Patriot Navy, Rose Bowl Red, SBWPC · B: CHAWP, Commerce Boys, SoCal Gold · D: Commerce Coed, Dons, Los Al · E: SoCal Girls, Temple City A, Tsunami · F: Patriot Red, SD Shores, Temple City B.
12U Boys17 teams · 30 games · 540 goals · 5 one-goalPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1Dons Blackwon Gm 30
- 2Los Allost Gm 30
- 3NSD Starswon Gm 28
- 4Commercelost Gm 28
- 5SoCal Blackwon Gm 24
- 6Foothilllost Gm 24
- 7Central Coastwon Gm 26
- 8PAClost Gm 26
- 9CHAWPwon Gm 25
- 10SBWPClost Gm 25
- 11Rose Bowl Redwon Gm 27
- 12Kern Premierlost Gm 27
Pools: C: CHAWP, Commerce, Foothill.
12U Girls13 teams · 26 games · 409 goals · 5 one-goalPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1Newportwon Gm 26
- 2Lamorinda Alost Gm 26
- 3SD Shoreswon Gm 25
- 4SBWPC Alost Gm 25
Pools: A: Commerce, Lamorinda A, Rose Bowl · B: Diablo, Newport, SBWPC B · D: Foothill, Lamorinda B, SBWPC A.
14U Boys21 teams · 42 games · 778 goals · 6 one-goalPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1Commercewon Gm 42
- 2Dons 13lost Gm 42
- 3SoCalwon Gm 40
- 4Rose Bowl Redlost Gm 40
Pools: A: Dons 13, PAC, Temple City · B: Kern Premier, Rose Bowl Red, SD Shores Gold · C: Commerce, Dons Red, Kingsbury · D: Clovis, NSD Stars, SBWPC.
14U Girls21 teams · 44 games · 731 goals · 3 one-goal · 3 SOPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1Diablowon Gm 44
- 2Lamorindalost Gm 44
- 3SBWPC Awon Gm 42
- 4Santa Cruzlost Gm 42
Pools: A: Clovis, Commerce, SD Shores Black · B: Arroyo Grande, Diablo, Dons · C: CCU, SBWPC A, Thunder.
16U Boys20 teams · 42 games · 775 goals · 6 one-goal · 2 SOPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1Rose Bowl Redwon Gm 39
- 2Commercelost Gm 39
- 3CHAWP Whitewon Gm 37
- 4Foothill Redlost Gm 37
Pools: A: Central Coast, CHAWP White, SBWPC · B: CST, Rose Bowl Red, Yeti · D: Carlsbad, Foothill Red, Rose Bowl Black · E: CHAWP Blue, Commerce, PAC.
16U Girls26 teams · 54 games · 1,073 goals · 3 one-goal · 3 SOPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1Stanfordwon Gm 51
- 2680lost Gm 51
- 3SBWPC Awon Gm 48
- 4Santa Cruzlost Gm 48
Pools: A: Arroyo Grande, SBWPC A, SD Shores Gold · B: Lamorinda A, SBWPC B, Surf City · C: Lamorinda B, Regency, SHAQ · D: 680, Bulldog, Rose Bowl Red · E: Meridian, Newport, Seaside · F: CHAWP White, Clovis, Santa Cruz.
18U Boys12 teams · 24 games · 516 goals · 2 one-goal · 4 SOPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1Foothill Redwon Gm 22
- 2SD Shoreslost Gm 22
- 3CHAWP Whitewon Gm 21
- 4Commercelost Gm 21
- 5NSD Starswon Gm 17
- 6Supremelost Gm 17
- 7CSTwon Gm 18
- 8Foothill Blacklost Gm 18
- 9La Jollawon Gm 23
- 10CHAWP Bluelost Gm 23
- 11Kern Premierwon Gm 24
- 12TSMlost Gm 24
Pools: A: CST, SD Shores, TSM · B: Foothill Red, Kern Premier, NSD Stars · C: CHAWP White, Foothill Black, La Jolla · D: CHAWP Blue, Commerce, Supreme.
18U Girls27 teams · 50 games · 990 goals · 4 one-goal · 1 SOPlaces
Placesfrom the placement games
- 1SBWPC Awon Gm 49
- 2Regencylost Gm 49
- 3Lamorindawon Gm 46
- 4SoCallost Gm 46
Pools: A: Davis, SBWPC A, SFV · B: Lamorinda, Mid Valley, Thunder · C: Bulldog, Commerce, Regency · D: Rose Bowl, Seaside, Stanford · E: Santa Cruz, SoCal Black, Yeti · F: Diablo, SBWPC B, Tri-Valley · G: CHAWP Blue, SD Shores Black, SHAQ · H: 680, CHAWP White, Diablo B.
The pools
Every venue the sheets name, as the organizer prints it, by games played. A college or a center with two courses is two venues on the sheet. The busiest day was Saturday, April 11: 94 games decided.
State Finals
Orange County & the Inland Empire, CA · 18 venues · 4 days
- Santiago HS44
- Elsinore HS40
- Norco HS #125
- Brenda Villa Aquatic Center24
- Alta Loma HS23
- Foothill HS #122
- Centennial HS21
- Foothill HS #221
- Tustin HS #120
- Tustin HS #219
- Brenda Villa Aquatic Center #116
- Norco HS #215
- Brenda Villa Aquatic Center #214
- Norco HS14
- Lakeside HS12
- Corona HS #19
- Corona HS #29
- Corona HS4
About the Cal Cup State Finals
The California Cup Club League is a club water polo league founded by CHAWP, with a South league in Southern California, qualifiers in Northern California, and a State Finals every April for the top nine teams from the South and the top seven from the North in each age group.
In 2026 the 10U Coed, 12U and 14U divisions played April 11–12 in Orange County, hosted by SoCal WPF, and the 16U and 18U divisions April 18–19 in the Inland Empire, hosted by CHAWP. Each division opens with pools, then plays through placement pools and a final labeled 1st.
The California Cup League publishes each division's schedule and results as a Google Sheet linked from cacup.com. Eggbeater read those nine workbooks after the finals and kept every game here; the league did not run the event on Eggbeater, and it was not in the app.
Fine print
- Read from the league's nine State Finals workbooks taken 2026-10-11 (the organizer’s sheet as last read on October 11, 2026): 352 schedule rows in 9 divisions, 351 with a score. One row has no published score and decides nothing here. The sheet’s cells are read, never re-derived: a feeder cell (“W#131”, “winner of game 14”) is read back to the team the game produced; the sheet’s own spellings stay.
- Scores: a decimal on the sheet is a shootout, the whole part the regulation score and the fraction the tally, so 9.3 against 9.2 is a 9–9 game won 3–2 in the shootout. A shootout counts as a tie in the margins, not a one-goal game. 14 games read that way.
- Clubs: a squad rolls up to its club by dropping trailing squad letters, numbers, colors and Boys/Girls from its name, so Newport Beach Blue and Newport Beach White are one club; a sheet that spells a club two ways counts it twice.
- Each workbook writes a side with its seed (G1 - SD Shores Black, WIN #2 - Stanford, J1(1stA) - SBWPC A); the seed and the name are read apart, so a team's games stay together from pool play to the final. Clock times carry no AM or PM on the sheets: 7 to 11 is the morning, 12 to 6 the afternoon.
- Groups of three play a round robin; groups of four are played as a bracket (two semifinals, then 1st/2nd and 3rd/4th games) and are listed, not tabled. Placement pools (J, K, L and so on, with their place ranges) are tabled where they were round robins.
- A 0–0 row in the 16U Boys workbook is a game nobody scored and is read as a game with no score entered. Spellings joined up: Commeece and Sbpwc A (12U Girls), Sumpreme (18U Boys), Rose Bowl Balck and Commerce Girls for Commerce Coed (10U Coed), SOCAL for SOCAL Black (16U Girls).
- Played Saturday, April 11 to Sunday, April 19, 4 days of games.
- Not affiliated with California Cup Water Polo League. Spot something wrong? The organizer’s published results always win. Tell us and we’ll fix this page.
On Eggbeater
A page like this for every tournament a league runs.
Eggbeater reads a league’s own schedule sheets and turns them into live scores, standings and a record like this one, with nothing for the coordinators to change. Spectators get every game, pool and score on their phones.