It was simply one of those days.
St. Mary's girls water polo had no shortage of opportunities .
Shots glanced off the crossbar. Chances inside 2 meters disappeared before a shot could be taken. Even wide-open looks in front of the goal failed to find the net.
Unfortunately for the Rams, it came at the worst possible time .
In Saturday's CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division II championship game, No. 1 St. Mary's suffered its second straight loss in the section final , falling 8-4 to No. 2 Rio Americano, the Capital Valley Conference champion, at North Natomas Aquatic Complex on Nov. 14.
"It felt like every time we had the perfect opportunity, we just…
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