University of California Athletics

Cal Success:

• Closed out his Cal career as a senior in 2017 and finished the year with five goals, 16 assists and 10 steals.
• Scored a season-high three goals in a 21-9 win over Santa Clara on Oct. 4. Also scored goals against UC Santa Barbara and UC San Diego.
• Stepped into a prominent role as a junior in 2016 and made a big impact as the Bears claimed their 14th national title.
• Finished the season in a tie for 10th on the team in scoring with 15 goals.
• By winning the 2016 national title, Reid joined his father, Patrick, as a Cal water polo national champion.
• Opened his 2016 campaign in fine fashion, scoring two goals against Princeton and another against George Washington.
• Scored a career-high three goals against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on Sept. 18.
• Made his mark on the scoresheet at the 2016 MPSF Tournament with a goal against Penn State Behrend.
• Continued his Cal career as a sophomore in 2015, scoring four goals and finishing with 14 steals on the season.
• Scored a season-high two goals against San Jose State on Nov. 1.
• Appeared in six matches as a redshirt freshman in 2014, scoring five goals to go with six assists, three steals, three ejections earned and two field blocks.
• Scored first collegiate goals with two against Navy on Sept. 26, 2014 in Berkeley.
• Also scored against Occidental, Chapman and UC Santa Barbara.

High School/National Team/Club Success:

• Attacker from Lafayette, Calif. who redshirted during the 2013 season.
• At Acalanes High School was a 2012 sixth-team All-American.
• Was a member of the the Lamorinda Water Polo Club, coached by former Cal players Trent Calder and Clarke Tamariki, that were Junior Olympic champions in 2011 and 2012.
• Father, Patrick, was a four-year Cal water polo letterwinner (1984-87), helping the Golden Bears to the 1984 and 1987 NCAA titles.

Personal:

• Majoring in mechanical engineering.
• Both parents, Patrick and Meg, attended Cal, as well as several other relatives.
• Born October 10, 1994, in Berkeley, Calif.