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For the third year in a row, the Australian Country Men’s and Women’s Team have both claimed gold at the Princess Chulabhorn Cup in Bangkok, Thailand.

Since 2016, the Aussies have walked away victorious with seven members in the current Australian camp present on all three occasions including Peta Schulte (Qld), Caroline Zanussi (NSW), Taylor Miller (NSW) Mathew Brady (ADF), Trevor Southern (QLD), Alan ...

ROUND 5 in the Men’s A-Grade competition took place on Saturday with Fremantle Conference wins for the South Fremantle Bloods and Port Colts while UWA City Beach and UWA Flotsam won their UWA Conference match ups.

The results in Round 5 of the Men’s A-Grade competition saw the South Fremantle Bloods cement themselves atop the Fremantle Conference while UWA Flotsam remains undefeated in UWA Conference action.

The two games on Saturday in the Fremantle Conference took place at Bicton Pool with South ...

THINGS are really tightening up in the Water Polo WA Women’s A-Grade competition following Round 6 victories on Saturday for the Melville Marlins and UWA City Beach.

Only one win now separates the four teams that are still competing in the Women’s A-Grade competition for the 2018-19 season following the results highlighting the competitive of the league.

The Round 6 action began on Saturday at Beatty Park with UWA City Beach defeating Triton 8-4 before at Bicton Pool later that afternoon, the ...

MEN’S A-Grade action returned to Conference play on Saturday in Round 4 of the 2018-19 season and that saw the South Fremantle Bloods win while Dolphins drew with the Melville Sharks and UWA Flotsam and Triton were also victorious.

The Men’s A-Grade returned to Conference play on Saturday following the first round of Cross Conference action the previous week.

That saw in the Fremantle Conference at Bicton Pool, the South Fremantle Bloods beat the Port Colts 10-9 and then a draw between ...

ROUND 5 of the 2018-19 Women’s A-Grade competition took place on Saturday with UWA City Beach beating the Melville Marlins while Applecross prevailed over Triton in a contest featuring 28 games.

The afternoon’s action got underway at Bicton Pool with Applecross hosting Triton with Applecross ending up prevailing 15-13 in an exciting, high-scoring affair.

The other Round 5 contest took place at HBF Stadium and that saw UWA City Beach defeat the Melville Marlins 10-8.

The round results leave things tight in the ...

Frank Widdicombe 

Melville WPC Member since 1948-49
Melville WPC Life Member since 1973

Water Polo WA Life Member since 2000

Frank joined the Melville Water Polo Club as a 15-year-old junior player in 1948/49 and remained a Club Member for the following 70 years.  Frank was a member of the Club’s first A Grade Premiership team and went on to have a storied water polo career spanning 22 premierships in A, B, C, ...

THE Melville Marlins and UWA City Beach recorded Round 4 victories in the Women’s A-Grade competition and in the process handed Triton and Applecross their first defeats of the season in the process.

There were just the two games in the Women’s A-Grade action on Saturday and both took place at Bicton Pool.

That saw the Melville Marlins defeat Triton 10-3 while UWA City Beach won a cracking contest against Applecross 12-10.

Those results saw the Melville Marlins remain undefeated in the 2018-19 ...

SATURDAY saw the first Cross Conference action in the Men’s A-Grade competition for the 2018-19 season with the South Fremantle Bloods, Port Colts, Dolphins and Melville Sharks coming away with victories.

The 2018-19 Men’s A-Grade season opened with three rounds of teams doing battle with the other teams in their respective conferences, but on Saturday the teams from the Fremantle and UWA Conferences locked horns with one another and it produced some fascinating contests.

Two of the games took place Saturday afternoon ...

The FINA World League Inter-continental Cup brings together some of the world’s strongest male and female teams to battle it out for FINA World League Super Final qualification.

The week-long event will also act as a key stepping stone towards July’s FINA World Championships in South Korea as well as the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games which will be just over one year to go.

The Aussie Sharks and Aussie Stingers will compete in the evening timeslots with finals due to take place Sunday ...