After nearly 11 years with the aquatics program, Servite High School and Head Water Polo/Swim Coach Andy Coffman have parted ways. 

Athletic Director Matt Marrujo shared, “On behalf of the Servite Leadership Team, we would like to thank Coach Coffman for his commitment and dedication to our Aquatics program. We appreciate the impact he has made on our student-athletes during his time with the program. We wish him the best of luck in all his future endeavors.”

During his tenure with the water polo program, Coach Coffman led the team to the postseason six of the ten playoff-eligible years, winning a CIF Division 3 title in 2018 and booking trips to the semifinals in 2017 and 2021. While at the helm, Coffman has helped send nearly 25 student-athletes to compete collegiately at four-year universities, 18 in water polo and five for swim, and has had 15 players earn All-CIF recognition, with one being named Player of the Year. In 2024, he earned his 150th career win at Servite High School. As the swim coach, Coffman took four Friars to the CIF State Tournament in 2018 with his athletes setting new school and Trinity League records in the 50 Free and 200 Free relay at the time.

Servite High School is committed to providing the best education-based athletic program for all of our student-athletes. The process to find the next leader for Servite Aquatics will begin immediately. 

Details regarding the selection process for a new coach will be forthcoming. In the meantime, inquiries should be directed to Athletic Director Matt Marrujo at mmarrujo@servitehs.org.