today I rise to honor Coach Denise Osorio, a youth mentor, mother, and community leader who calls the city of Anaheim home. Denise is the head coach of the Anaheim High School boys' and girls' water polo teams. Denise took on the challenge to rebuild Anaheim High School's aquatic program after 20 years with no swimming pool and no swimming program. Under her leadership, the girls' water polo team captured the first- ever CIF division title in women's sports in the school's history. Beyond that, Denise is a devoted mother of three, Nicholas, Rosemarie, and Emma. I am honored to name her one of my 2025 Women of the Year.
Jose Luis Correa: “today I rise to honor Coach Denise Osorio, a youth mentor, mother, and community leader who calls the city of Anaheim…”
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Recognizing Coach Denise Osorio for her contributions to youth sports and the community.
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