Wheaton College (MA)

2024 SEASON: Member of the inaugural season for Wheaton College Lyons Men's Water Polo ... Named to the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Men's Water Polo Delfina All-MPSF East First Team … Selected to the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches All-America Honorable Mention team … Became the first men’s water polo player in program history to earn All-America honors … Played in all 19 matches … Led team and placed 11th overall in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation with 70 total points … Led team and ranked 10th in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation with 48 goals, while ranking fourth within the DIII circuit… Tallied a team-leading 22 assists … Led team and ranked fourth in the MPSF drawing 48 exclusions for the highest total among first years and Division III players … Ranked first in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation with 80 total steals, which was 34 more than the next highest player on the MPSF leaderboard … Netted at least one goal in 18 of 19 contests … Recorded 13 multi goal matches … Posted four matches with at least five goals … Scored the first goal in men’s water polo program history against Austin College on September 8 … Tallied a school-record eight points with a program-best six goals to go with a pair of assists against Connecticut College on October 23 … Registered five goals each in his first three of four matches to begin the season … Recorded seven points with two goals and a program-best five assists against Connecticut College on November 13 … Racked up at least two steals in 17 of 19 games … Posted a school-record 10 steals against Pennsylvania State University Behrend on November 9 … Recognized on September 23 as the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Newcomer of the Week for netting 12 goals and adding six assists and 20 steals at the Erie Invite.

BEFORE WHEATON: Graduated from 1o High School Kerkyras ... Four-year letterwinner in water polo ... Played seven years of water polo and three of hand ball ... Helped his team place third at the Greek School Championship as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born June 5, 2006 ... Undecided on major at Wheaton ... Son of Evgenia Revas and Vasileios Gerasimos Rapsomanikis ... Has one sibling, Konstantina ... Chose to play water polo for Wheaton because of his desire for the game and wanting to make the team as great as possible with the opportunity that he is being given and set as many individual records as possible and make his coaches and the entire staff proud.