Matt Kubeck recently completed his first season with the Stanford men's water polo program in 2022, helping guide the Cardinal to its best start to a season since 2001.
Kubeck is no stranger to head coach Brian Flacks, as the two were both on staff at Harvard-Westlake in Los Angeles. Kubeck served as the assistant for both the boys and girls teams since 2016 and was the head coach of the girls' program from 2019-21, winning a handful of championships with each.
Also similar to Flacks, Kubeck also worked at LA Premier Water Polo Club, spending time as both head and assistant coach at various levels with some of the highest-rated prep talent in the country. Kubeck has also spent time working with the USA National Team, serving as an assistant coach with the men's youth national team since 2018 and helping earn a silver medal at the 2019 World University Games.
From the Los Angeles area, Kubeck earned his bachelor's degree in communication from Long Beach State, graduating in 2012. He was a two-year starting goalkeeper with the 49ers after graduating from El Segundo High School.
Kubeck is no stranger to head coach Brian Flacks, as the two were both on staff at Harvard-Westlake in Los Angeles. Kubeck served as the assistant for both the boys and girls teams since 2016 and was the head coach of the girls' program from 2019-21, winning a handful of championships with each.
Also similar to Flacks, Kubeck also worked at LA Premier Water Polo Club, spending time as both head and assistant coach at various levels with some of the highest-rated prep talent in the country. Kubeck has also spent time working with the USA National Team, serving as an assistant coach with the men's youth national team since 2018 and helping earn a silver medal at the 2019 World University Games.
From the Los Angeles area, Kubeck earned his bachelor's degree in communication from Long Beach State, graduating in 2012. He was a two-year starting goalkeeper with the 49ers after graduating from El Segundo High School.