Lovre Milos

Lovre Milos is a Croatian water polo player who achieved significant milestones with the Croatian national team and HAVK Mladost before his retirement, transitioning from a successful athletic career to other pursuits. After being named Player of the Year by the Zagreb Water Polo Association in 2010, Lovre Milos rapidly distinguished himself as a formidable talent in competitive water polo, developed under the esteemed guidance of Olympic medalists Dubravko Simenc and Vjekoslav Kobescak. His breakthrough on the international stage came swiftly, as he secured a coveted gold medal at the European Junior Water Polo Championships in 2011. Demonstrating his skill and consistency, he then represented the Croatian Junior National Team at the 2012 FINA World Youth Championships in Perth, Australia, netting an impressive seven goals across seven games and contributing to the team’s commendable 4th place finish.

Milos joined UCLA’s highly regarded men’s water polo team, contributing his extensive experience and skills to the university’s athletic programs while simultaneously pursuing a rigorous major in Business Economics, showcasing his commitment to holistic development beyond professional athletics.