Jazmine Sandoval

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Jazmine Sandoval after winning the Western Water Polo Association Championship on 27 April 2025 to qualify for the NCAA Division I Women's Water Polo Championships
Jazmine Sandoval during halftime against Laguna Beach High School at a Sunset League game
Jazmine Sandoval playing against Long Beach Wilson High School at the 2020 Tournament of Championships
Los Alamitos girls water polo team, winners of the 2020 Wolfpack Invitational Tournament including (back row) Sofia Munatones, Ashley Heeren, Joey Niz, Jennifer Connelly, Olivia Slavens, Colleen Sorenson, (middle row) Sydney Munatones, Kaelene De Bie, Isabel Valaika, Tess Ravelo, Jazmine Sandoval, (bottom row) Lindsey Harris, Shanna Davidson, Olivia Ouellette, Isabella Hill
Pacific Coast Riptide Water Polo Club 14U national Junior Olympics championship team at Stanford University on 29 July 2018

Jazmine Sandoval is a 21-year-old student-athlete from Westminster, California. She is a senior water polo player at McKendree University in Lebanon, Illinois.

Aquatic Career Highlights

  • She was part of the winning Western Water Polo Association Championship at McKendree University on 27 April 2025 in West Virginia to qualify for the NCAA Division I Women's Water Polo Championships on 9-11 May 2025.
  • She played for Los Alamitos High School girls varsity water polo team as an attacker (#11).
  • She competed for Los Alamitos High School girls swim team as a sprint freestyler.
  • She was a member on the Pacific Coast Riptide Water Polo Club 14U national Junior Olympic championship team in 2018.
  • She was a member on the Huntington Beach Water Polo Club 12U national Junior Olympic championship team in 2016.
  • She was a member of the Los Alamitos Aquatics Foundation team that won the 2021 Greater Ogden Winter Cup on 25-27 February 2021.

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