ORANGE, Calif. – Nate Randolph four-peated on the All-SCIAC water polo team and was joined by Everett Prussak and Davin Castillo for the postseason honors. Prussak and Castillo landed on the First Team while Randolph was a Second Team selection.

Randolph made it a clean sweep for his career as he was selected to the All-SCIAC Second Team for the fourth time in four years. He is the first Panther to accomplish the four-year selection in water polo and established the three-time All-SCIAC club last year. This season, he continued to play a pivotal role in the Panthers success from the set, scoring 34 goals in SCIAC contests to rank fourth in the conference.

Prussak joined Randolph as the only members from Chapman of the three-time All-SCIAC selection club with his third overall career selection and second First Team honor. He led the conference with 45 goals in SCIAC matches and ranked fourth with 20 assists to lead the SCIAC in points.

For the first time in his career, Castillo earned All-SCIAC recognition and did so with First Team honors. His breakout sophomore season led to leading the SCIAC with 34 assists in SCIAC matches. He also ranked eighth with 28 goals scored and was second in the SCIAC with 26 steals, averaging over two per game.

The Panthers' three selections to the First and Second Team set a new program high for the postseason awards, following a program-best SCIAC finish.

Chapman went 8-4 in the SCIAC this year and took third place. The Panthers open the SCIAC Tournament at second-seeded Pomona-Pitzer tomorrow at 7 p.m.