Water polo sex attack victim graduates in Spain after fleeing posh Cali school over vile attacks
Aidan Romain, a water polo player, graduated in Spain after fleeing his private school in Los Angeles due to alleged racism and sexual assault. He shared his gratitude for the education he received while pursuing his athletic dreams. The lawsuit against his former teammates highlights severe allegations of abuse and discrimination he faced during his time at the school.
- ▪Aidan Romain graduated from a college in Barcelona after relocating from Los Angeles.
- ▪He was allegedly subjected to racism and sexual assault by teammates at his former school.
- ▪The lawsuit claims that his former teammate, Lucca Van Der Woude, engaged in abusive behavior and made racist and antisemitic remarks.
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Metro Water polo sex attack victim graduates in Spain after fleeing posh Cali school over vile attacks By Katie Jerkovich Published June 4, 2026, 10:04 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google A water polo player who was allegedly the victim of racism and repeated sexual assault at his $50,000-a-year private school in Los Angeles, has graduated after fleeing overseas. In a post on Instagram, Aidan Romain proudly walked across the stage at his college in Barcelona to get his degree after being forced to relocate there to continue his water polo training in 2024. “Thank you to Dwight Global for providing a rigorous education while giving me the flexibility to pursue my dream and play professional water polo,” his post read.
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