2017 (Water Polo)
Gardhouse earned First Team All-America for the first time…received an All-Academic Award for his outstanding achievement in the classroom, which earned him a spot on the superior list (3.70-3.41)… Was named First Team All-SCIAC…started a 24 games for the Kingsmen…as a senior he lead the team with 58 goals and 23 assists…he ranks second in program history for drawn ejections at 177…finished the season with 46 drawn ejections and 33 steals…his shooting averaged was .527 and had 15 field blocks...  Inducted into the Scholar-Athlete Society for the third time. 

2016 (Water Polo)
Was named All-America by the Collegiate Water Polo Coaches Association (CWPCA) for the second straight year...started in all 26 games of the season for the Kingsmen… led the team with 69 steals, 73 drawn ejections, 28 assists, and 13 field blocks… had 134 shots on cage and scored 67, has a shooting average of .500… scored at least one goal in every game… had a season best of 8 drawn ejections in a game against Occidental (Oct. 15)… has had five drawn ejections in four different games… best game of the season was against Connecticut College with five goals, one  assists, one steal, and five drawn ejections and one field block (Sept. 18)… is seated 6^th in the CLU Men’s Water Polo season records with 67 goals, seated 8^th with 28 assists,  seated 2^nd with 69 assists , and seated 1^stwith 73 drawn ejections… he is also seated 4th in career best with 120 drawn ejections...credits the team travelling to Connecticut for a tournament as his most vast memory of CLU athletics...inducted into the CLU Scholar-Athlete Society for the second time.

2015 (Water Polo)
Gardhouse was named All-America by the Collegiate Water Polo Coaches Association...in his first season of water polo at CLU, started all 24 games in which he played…selected to the Second Team All-SCIAC as the lone Kingsmen honoree…led the team in steals (50), drawn ejections (47) and field blocks (15) while tying for second in both goals scored (36) and assists (22)…produced a .428 shooting percentage with 84 attempts…was a dual-threat at both ends of the pool…made his CLU debut at the US Naval Academy Open against Princeton (Sept. 5)…scored at least one goal in 20 games…had nine multi-goal games…scored a season-high seven goals against La Verne (Oct. 24) on a day he also drew a season-best seven ejections…earned five drawn ejections against Chapman (Nov. 20) at the SCIAC Championships and tallied 14 multi-drawn ejection games in 2015…produced four field blocks against Occidental (Nov. 7) for a season-best and five times he notched four steals in a game…handed out at least one assist in 14 games and had a pair of three-assist showings…broke into CLU Top-10 for steals (5^th) and drawn ejections (6^th)…inducted into the CLU Scholar-Athlete Society for the first time.

Agoura High School
Graduated from Agoura HS in 2014…competed in water polo and was a member of the swim team all four years for the Chargers…was 1^stTeam All-Marmonete League in 2012…was the Marmonte League MVP in 2013...1^st Team All-CIF in 2013…member of the Youth of National Team in 2013…was voted Best Defender in Ironman League in 2014…water polo team won CIF Championships in 2011, 2012, and 2013.  

Personal
Full name: Christopher Gardhouse…born on May 23, 1996…parents are Bill and Julie…has three sisters, Kylie, Kaitlin and Chloe…family is currently residing in Agoura Hills, Calif…majoring in biology…career goal is to become physician assistant…greatest personal sports moment was winning the CIF Championship his senior year.  

Favorites
Movies: Get Smart, A Few Good Men, Saving Private Ryan
Food: Pasta and Sushi 
Sports (Other): Basketball
Pro Teams: Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Kings 
Pro Athlete: Kobe Bryant 
Book: Unbroken 
Number: 9
Color: Green 
Super Hero: Batman 
TV Shows: Greys Anatomy and Friends 
Quote: "Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.” –Michael Jordan  
If he could travel anywhere it would be: Italy