Santa Clara University announced that Alexi Sueoka has joined the Santa Clara Broncos women’s water polo team. Sueoka hails from Nu’uanu, Hawai’i, and began playing water polo in seventh grade after her sixth-grade science teacher, Aaron Chaney, introduced her to the sport. She developed her skills over six years at ‘Iolani School in Hawai’i.
Her experience includes traveling internationally to Croatia with water polo legend Tony Azevedo and her teammates, an opportunity she credits with shaping her competitive mindset. Sueoka chose Santa Clara University because of the strong combination of academics, athletics, and a close-knit community atmosphere. She expressed enthusiasm about competing in a challenging conference alongside her new teammates.
Sueoka’s goals for her collegiate water polo career include learning extensively, being coachable, adapting to new coaching styles, and performing at a high level. Outside the pool, she pursues interests such as ceramics, pottery, painting, drawing, piano, and singing, which she says help maintain a balanced lifestyle.
CSB Take
Alexi Sueoka’s addition to the Santa Clara Broncos women’s water polo team reflects the program’s commitment to recruiting student-athletes who value both competitive excellence and community engagement. Her international playing experience and adaptive approach to coaching position her for growth within a competitive conference. By bringing a blend of athletic skill and creative pursuits, Sueoka is likely to contribute positively to the team culture as she begins her collegiate career.
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