From Montreal to the Record Books: Rose Kanemy graduates from SDSU as the Aztecs’ ultimate playmaker
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Posted By: How May I Help You NC on May 16, 2025 h a record-breaking 203 assists, the Scarlet and Black leader proved that vision, voice and values can define a legacy as much as any stat line Byline photo of Roman Aguilar by Roman Aguilar, Sports Editor • May 13, 2025 A scoring threat, yes. A consistent contributor, absolutely. But above all, the senior attacker from Montreal will be remembered as the pulse of San Diego State water polo’s offense—a visionary with the ball, a leader without needing to be loud, and the program’s all-time assist queen. “I came in with a lot of eagerness to try and make an impact on the program, and I had a great team around me my freshman year, and I just wanted to consistently keep an impact all throughout my career,” Kanemy said. “My freshman year, Coach [Carin Crawford] mentioned the word sophomore slump, and that really terrified me, so I put all my effort into not having that happen.” That effort never wavered. Over her four seasons, Kanemy played in 119 games and climbed the ranks of SDSU’s all-time stats, finishing her career with 203 assists—the most in program history. She surpassed former record-holder Elana Cervantes (186 assists from 2004–07), as well as Sarah Brady (180) and Anique Hermann (159). Her 65 assists in the 2025 season ranked third in SDSU single-season history, trailing only Hermann’s 69 and her own 2023 mark of 60. Across her career, Kanemy also totaled 115 goals, 85 steals, 39 blocks, and 20 drawn exclusions. Go head https://thedailyaztec.com/122454/sports/fr... If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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