Spencer Tagg

Played the role of primary backup as a sophomore in 2017 and made 73 saves in 26.5 quarters played.
Finished the season with averages of 11.02 saves per game and 7.40 goals against.
Made 12 saves in a Triton Invitational win over host UC San Diego on Sept. 2 and followed that up with 13 more stops against Long Beach State the next day.
Also finished the 2017 season with eight steals and three assists.
Made his collegiate debut on Sept. 23, 2016 and made four saves in two quarters of a 22-3 win over Whittier as part of the Mountain Pacific Invitational in Berkeley.
Appeared in two quarters as a redshirt freshman in 2016, allowing three goals and making four saves.
6-foot-5 goalkeeper joined the Bears in 2015 and redshirted.

High School/National/Club Success:

Attended nearby Campolindo High School in Moraga, Calif. Was a member of the varsity water polo and swim teams for three years.
High achiever in the classroom was award the Scholar-Athlete award at Campolindo three times. Earned an underclassman academic achievement award in both science/geology and learning skills. Also named a USA Water Polo Academic All-American.
Ninth-team high school All-American in 2014. Named the North Coast Section's Most Valuable Goalie in 2015.
Also played for the 680 Drivers Water Polo Club and was named Iron Man MVP Goalie in 2015.
Given the Nick Johnson Inspiration Award by USA Water Polo in 2015. The award is given to athletes on a yearly basis that fully embody the vision and values of the Olympic Development Program.

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