City College water polo Head Coach Steve Hanson was left with a yellow card and a 7-14 loss in the match Oct. 12 against Modesto Junior College.

According to Hanson, a lot of calls were made inconsistently for both sides prior to the card.

The water polo team assistant coach Jon Gullone said the yellow card given to Hanson was a warning from officials for too many complaints.

City College’s water polo team was slow in recognizing how the players needed to facilitate for the offense during gameplay, Hanson said, which resulted in forced bad shots.

Athlete Lauren Ficarelli, 20, environmental studies major originally from Hawaii, said she dealt with the excessive aggression coming from the opponent as just another thing she had to let blow over her head.

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“The refs weren’t doing their job very well at all for either sides,” said Carson Hicks, a fan in attendance at the game.

The water polo athletes will continue to work on fundamentals during practices and face difficulties in infiltrating full-game scenarios with nine players, Gullone said.

Hanson said he saw progress in his developing team upon the game and hopes they’ll be in a position to see Modesto Junior College at the end of the season.

The women’s water polo team will face San Joaquin Delta College 3:30 p.m. Oct. 19 in Stockton.