USC Athletics | May 16, 2016 USC captures women's title in epic finish 2016 NC Women's Water Polo Championship: Championship Day Recap Share WESTWOOD, CALIF. — In the matter of seconds, USC’s two-goal lead had evaporated. Defending NCAA champ Stanford had shown its championship savvy with back-to-back strikes to level the 2016 National Collegiate Women’s Water Polo title match with 11 seconds to go. As it turned, out, 11 seconds was plenty of time for the Trojans. On the attack and hungry to capture its fifth national championship, USC put game-winning responsibility into the deft left hand of Stephania Haralabidis. The junior stepped right up and sizzled in the score from near half-tank, taking her Trojans to an 8-7 advantage with just 6 ticks to go. From there, it was up to the sure-handed freshman goalie Amanda Longan to haul in the Cardinal’s last-ditch effort. Longan took care of it, and a hard-earned celebration ensued for the Women of Troy. The 8-7 victory over Stanford secured USC’s second undefeated season in program history while capturing its fifth national championship. With a perfect 26-0 record, the USC women have chalked up the university’s 125th all-time national championship, and the 102nd NCAA team title in history. MORE: Final bracket After punching up five huge goals for the Trojans in the NCAA final, Stephania Haralabidis was named the NCAA Tournament MVP, joined on the NCAA All-Tournament First Team by fellow Trojans Brigitta Games and Ioanna Haralabidis. USC sophomore Brianna Daboub was named to the NCAA All-Tournament Second Team. Here are the college baseball coaches with the most College World Series victories These are the 12 coaches who have the most wins in the Men's College World Series. READ MORE Teams with the most appearances in the Men's College World Series Texas, Miami and Florida State are the programs that have made the most appearances in the Men's College World Series. READ MORE Programs with the most Men's College World Series titles Here's a look at the college baseball programs with multiple Men's College World Series titles. READ MORE