Sophomore driver Dani D'Andrea attempts a shot during the Aztecs' 11-3 victory in an exhibition against Toronto on Feb. 14 at the Aztec Aquaplex.
San Diego State water polo enters the month of March facing a tough slate of 14 games, including three days of back-to-back games and five Golden Coast Conference matchups.
Despite beginning the season with a 4-7 record, SDSU is ranked No. 22 in the country by the Collegiate Water Polo Association.
Head coach Carin Crawford said the packed schedule will keep the Aztecs focused.
“It helps to avoid that midweek slippage of focus and intensity when we just don’t have the time to have any sort of lapse of concentration in practice,” Crawford said.