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Woodside placed second at the Silicon Valley Invite on Saturday. Andrew Mills (11) scored 23 goals and the Wildcats went 3-1. Photo taken Sept. 20, 2021 by Rick Eymer. -
Woodside goalie Max Mueller. Photo taken Sept. 20, 2021 by Rick Eymer. -
Woodside senior Charles Connelly. Photo taken Sept. 20, 2021 by Rick Eymer. -
Palo Alto’s David Gormley. Photo taken Oct. 19, 2021 by Karen Ambrose Hickey.
Andrew Mills averaged nearly six goals a game and the Woodside High boys water polo team placed second in the Silicon Valley Invite on Saturday at Harker.
Mills scored 23 goals as the Wildcats (14-6) won three of four games. He opened with six goals on eight shots in a 20-4 victory over Santa Teresa on Friday.
Tyler Deal and Jake Anderson each added three goals and Elliott Jerng added a pair.
Goalie Max Mueller, who recorded 10 saves in three quarters, got a chance to play in the field and also scored a goal.
Anderson, who finished with 19 goals total, scored eight in Woodside’s 18-6 win over California San Ramon.
Mills scored seven goals in helping the Wildcats beat Palo Alto, 15-4. Anderson added five and Mueller and Owen Bertine each recorded three assists.
Woodside completes its regular season schedule with a home game against Mills at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Palo Alto hosts the SCVAL De Anza Division tournament that begins Tuesday.
The girls tournament will be held at Los Gatos.
First round pairings:
at Palo Alto
Tuesday
Harker vs. Mountain View, 4:30 p.m.
Los Gatos vs. Homestead, 5:40 p.m.
Palo Alto vs. Los Altos, 6:50 p.m.
at Los Gatos
Tuesday
Los Gatos vs Homestead, 3:30
Castilleja vs Mountain View, 4:45
Gunn vs Los Altos, 6:00
Harker vs Palo Alto, 7:15
The tournaments continue Thursday and Saturday.
By Rick Eymer
By Rick Eymer
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