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2006 (Junior): During Skora's junior campaign he led the team in kick outs drawn with a total of 42 on the season. He also recorded a total of 33 goals, 27 steals, and 17 assists to bring his career totals to 59 goals, 40 steals, and 30 assists in his three years at Pacific. 2005 (Sophomore): Andy scored 11 goals on the season and added 10 steals and eight assists. Skora scored the game-winning goal with 45 seconds left in the first overtime against Loyola Marymount on Sept. 18, a 10-8 victory for the Tigers over a 2005 Final Four participant. 2004 (RS Freshman): Andy competed in 23 of the Tigers' 25 games in 2004, finishing sixth on the team in goals scored with 15. He was also fourth on the team in kick outs drawn with seven. Skora also swam sprint and middle distance free for the swimming team. 2003 (Freshman): Andrew was a part of the men's swim team in 2003, as he did not compete in water polo. He specialized in the Free events and set a team best time of 4:32.70 in the 500 Free at the Big West Championships. High School: Andy attended San Clemente High School in San Clemente, Calif., where he won a combined six letters in swimming and water polo. In 2003, he was runner-up in the CIF. Skora earned All-American status in swimming and holds school records in the 100 Free, 100 Breast, and 200 Free Relay. He played the set position in water polo, earning all-league honors and All-CIF. Andy was on the president's Honor Roll for a 3.8 or higher GPA. Personal: Andrew Skora was born in San Clemente, Calif. and is the son of Bob and Rita Skora. Skora likes to surf and play basketball when not swimming. Andy is majoring in sport sciences, with future plans of being a physical therapist. Coach Maroney on Andy: "Andy is a guy that will give us a lot of counter attack goals and a guy that will draw a lot of exclusions. Drawing exclusions is a key factor to our success this year, and he will provide us with a majority of them. He has been working on a several aspects of his game this off-season, and I am looking forward to him doing big things this year." |
 
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