Timeline

2000
Olympic Games, Sydney Australia 6th Place Youngest US water polo player in history; scores 13 goals, 4th highest in the world
Signs with Stanford University Redshirts Freshman Year International Relations Major

2001
NCAA Championship 1st Place MVP
World Championships, Fukuoka Japan 7th Place USA leading scorer with 14 goals despite playing with broken ear drum

2002
NCAA Championship 1st Place MVP
1st World League, Los Alamitos, USA 3rd Place USA leading scorer with 29 goals (7 vs. Croatia in opening match)
Fina World Cup, Belgrade Serbia 7th Place 2nd leading scorer in tournament

2003
NCAA Championship 2nd Place Loses in double overtime to USC; MVP
Pan American Games, Dominican Republic Gold Medal Scores a tournament high 33 goals
World Championships, Barcelona Spain 5th Place USA leading scorer
Fina World League, New York USA 3rd Place Tournament top scorer with 13 goals
French International Tournament 1st Place Scores 12 goals in 4 games

2004
Olympic Games, Athens Greece 7th Place USA leading scorer with 15 goals
NCAA Championship 2nd Place Loses in overtime against UCLA
Fina World League, Long Beach USA 6th Place 1st major tournament held in hometown

2005
Signs first professional contract with Cremona Bissolati Considered one of the best contracts for a young water polo player
Italian League Championship 4th Place Team leading scorer and 3rd in scoring in all of Italy
World Championships, Montreal Canada 11th Place Team leading scorer with 13 goals
Fina World League, Belgrade Serbia 7th Place Team leading scorer with 18 goals

2006
Italian League Championship 5th Place Italian league leading scorer
Fina World Cup, Athens Greece 4th Place 1st major event with father as coach

2007
Italian League Championship 4th Place Team also reaches Len Cup Semi nal
World Championships, Melbourne Australia 10th Place Tournament leading scorer with 19 goals
Fina World League Super Final, Berlin Germany 5th Place Scores 4 goals in last game
Pan American Games, Rio de Janeiro Brazil Gold Medal Scores 15 goals

2008
Olympic Games, Beijing China  Silver Medal First Olympic Medal in 20 Years; Named to All- Star Team
Fina World League Super Final, Genova Italy Silver Medal Scores 16 goals including 7 in victory over China
Signs professional contract with JUG Dubrovnik 2nd Place Joins team halfway through season

2009
Croatian Championship 1st Place Adriatic league first team
Champions League 3rd Place Scores 3 goals in bronze medal game
Signs professional contract with Primorac Kotor Considered one of top contracts in the world
World Championships, Rome Italy 4th Place Team leading scorer with 12 goals in 6 matches, 8 steals and 6 eld blocks

2010
Montenegrin Championship 2nd Place Team leading scorer
Champions League 2nd Place Loses to powerhouse Recco in nal
Fina World Cup, Oradea Romania 4th Place Scores at least 1 goal in every game with 11 total
Fina World League Super Final, Nis Serbia 5th Place Team leading scorer with 13 goals

2011
Montenegrin Championship 1st Place Leading scorer in Montenegrin league
World Championships, Shanghai China 6th Place Scores 11 goals
Pan American Games, Guadalajara Mexico Gold Medal Injured- only plays in nal and scores 3 goals to win; ag bearer for the USA
Final World League Super Final, Florence Italy 4th Place Team leading scorer with 8 goals
Signs professional contract with Fluminense Brazil First time back playing in his birthplace
Brazilian League Championship 1st Place Named league MVP

2012
Olympic Games, London England 8th Place Scores winning goal in first game vs. Montenegro
Pan Pacific Games, Melbourne Australia 1st Place Scores 6 goals in USA vs. Australia Final for 11-10 win
Fina World League Super Final, Almaty Kazakhstan 4th Place Scores 5 goals in last game
Re-signs with JUG Dubrovnik Joins other international stars to form ‘super team’

2013
Croatian Championship 1st Place Wins the championship the night before his first son Cruz is born
Champions League 2nd Place Loses to home team Red Star in Belgrade
Signs professional contract with SESI Brazil Hopes to help build water polo in Brazil leading up to Rio 2016
Brazilian League Championship 2nd Place Helps lead SESI to the first nal in team history
World Championships, Barcelona Spain 9th Place USA leading scorer

2014
Brazil Trophy 2nd Place First Brazilian Trophy in club history
Paulista League 1st Place Boosts team to win local league title
Brazilian League Championship 1st Place Leads team with 6 goals to first championship title in club history

2015
Brazil Trophy 2nd Place Loses to Brazilian powerhouse Pinheiros
Brazilian League Championship 2nd Place Scores 5 goals in the final game
US Open 1st Place Named Tournament MVP

2016
Intercontinental Tournament, Japan 1st Place Went undefeated
World League Super Final, China 2nd Place Leading scorer; won 2 games double overtime
Tournament, Bucharest, Romania 1st Place Went undefeated
National League Finals, Berkeley, CA 1st Place Named Tournament MVP
Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro N/A Did not make it to quaterfinals