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Assistant Coach, Rilea Stober.

Bio:
Rilea's water polo career began in Milford, Ohio where she played for Milford High.  By the time she graduated in 2000, she had already amassed a very impressive water polo resume.  Some of Rilea's High School accomplishments are Most-Improved Player, Most-Valuable Player, making the Third and First All-State teams over two years, being recognized by her coach with the Coach's Award and finally, being recognized nationally as a First Team All-American selection after her senior year of play.

Rilea's collegiate water polo career began at Washington and Jefferson College (Washington, Pennsylvania), where she played for one year.  In that year, she was the only non-Division-1 athlete to sport All-Conference team honors, was named the team Most-Valuable player and was selected as a Third team All-American.  She then took her game to the University of Hawai'i.

Rilea graduated from the University of Hawai'i in 2004, where she played Division-1 water polo for four years and graduated with a degree in Business Marketing.   Rilea's hard work received her the Coaches' Award her senior year.  Her team was a member of the most competitive Division-1 conference in the nation, the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) conference, competing with consistant top 5 teams such as Stanford, UCLA and USC. 

Rilea joins us with four years coaching experience for the River City Club team under her belt.  This 2006 season is her second season with the 'Cats.

During the day, you can find Rilea working hard for the Kane County Cougars.  She cruises around town in a pimped out mobile and has a pet frog and fish, named Froggy and Rambo.