
Justin McMillan
Chair
Justin brings over two decades of experience in strategic financial advisory, investment management, and leadership across corporate and not-for-profit sectors. He has successfully led high-performing teams delivering complex financial solutions to individuals, family offices, and small businesses. Coupled with a long-standing commitment to community sport via numerous leadership roles, Justin offers a unique blend of financial expertise and grassroots leadership, positioning him to contribute strongly to the strategic direction of Water Polo WA in a financially sustainable manner.
Leanne Kelly
Deputy Chair
Leanne has been involved in water polo for almost 50 years, in WA and Victoria. Leanne has played at club and state level as well as coaching at club, state and national level. Leanne is current coaching the pink pointers Masters Water Polo Club.Leanne has previously served on the Water Polo WA Board, including time as Chair. Leanne has also been involved in the administration of other sports including volleyball, hockey and cricket.
As a professional, Leanne has her on legal firm specialising in Family Law.

Danielle Woodhouse
Director
Danielle has been involved in water polo for over 40 years playing locally, nationally and internationally culminating in a gold medal as a member of the Australian Stingers at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. She is one of only two female Western Australian water polo athletes to have been inducted into the WA Sporting Hall of Champions.Danielle continues to contribute to water polo locally as a player, coach, volunteer, referee and table official, as well as providing Sports Physiotherapy services to travelling Australian Water Polo teams.
Danielle has previously served on the Water Polo WA Board and has a particular interest in High Performance and Pathways, in addition to advocacy for Western Australian athletes and WPWA on the National level. She has served for many years as an Executive member of the Western Australian Olympic Council and Olympians Australia (WA).
As a professional, Danielle works as a Sports Physiotherapist with Water Polo Australia and Artistic Swimming Australia in addition to private practice work.

James Hull
Director
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Mark Waters
Director
Mark brings extensive leadership experience from the mining and resources sector, where he manages the development of strategic projects from initial study phase through to full completion. His expertise spans long-term planning and the transition of projects into ‘ready-to-operate’ assets, with a strong focus on mining and infrastructure, as well as the people, systems, and processes that support them.Mark’s connection to water polo began in childhood, when it was the standout summer sport in his community. His passion for the game has endured, now shared with his children who also play the sport.
Actively involved at all levels, Mark coaches multiple junior teams and continues to compete in senior and masters divisions. His commitment to Water Polo WA is driven by a desire to ensure future generations enjoy a rewarding experience and lasting connection to the sport.
Natasha O'Neill
Director
A lifelong contributor to regional sport, Tash brings over two decades of leadership, playing, and administrative experience across water polo and netball in Western Australia. Currently competing in the State Senior League with South West Storm, Tash has represented WA Country (2001–2018, including as captain) and the Australian Country Water Polo Team internationally. Her extensive governance experience includes serving as Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer of the former WA Country Water Polo Association, earning Life Membership for the recognised service.In netball, Tash has led the Busselton Netball Association as President and Development Officer, served on regional boards and committees, and coached at the State Cup level. Recognised with multiple life memberships and volunteer awards, she continues to champion grassroots sport development.
Professionally, Tash works with the WA Country Health Service, pioneering acute pain services in regional hospitals and co-ordinated the development of enhanced recovery after surgery protocols for orthopaedic arthroplasty patients at the Busselton Health Campus.
Tash also serves on the St Mary MacKillop Catholic College Advisory Council and manages operations for their family farm.
