THE Water Polo WA Men’s A-Grade competition for 2020 resumed on Saturday afternoon with four enthralling matches across two venues with the South Fremantle Bloods and UWA Flotsam scoring wins to keep them at the top of the table.

The competition took a break the previous weekend after the opening five weeks of the 2020 A-Grade season and then resumed with a bang on Saturday afternoon with the four matches across two separate pools.

It all got underway at HBF Stadium’s Outdoor ...

WITH Zoe Arancini continuing to lead the way, Applecross kept winning on Saturday to remain unbeaten in the Women’s A-Grade competition for 2020 while the Melville Marlins also kept their winning form going.

Following a week’s break after the opening five rounds of the A-Grade competition for 2020, the action resumed on Saturday afternoon with all four women’s teams in action at Bicton Pool.

Those results saw the Melville Marlins take away a 12-7 victory against Triton while Applecross also defeated UWA ...

FIVE rounds into the season of the Men’s A-Grade competition from Water Polo WA to close 2020 and it’s the South Fremantle Bloods undefeated but UWA Flotsam and Port Colts are breathing down their necks with plenty of players in outstanding form.

COVID-19 has had a significant impact on most areas of life across the world in 2020 but to the credit of everyone involved, the A-Grade competition from Water Polo WA has started this season without a hitch and we ...

AHEAD of the bye this weekend for the Water Polo WA A-Grade competition, there have been five rounds of competition already with Melville’s Applecross team so far undefeated with superstar Zoe Arancini so far leading the way.

It has been a year in 2020 like no other thanks to COVID-19 but it’s a great credit to all involved that the A-Grade competition has been able to get up and running per schedule for the 2020/21 season.

While it might be strange to ...

On behalf of Western Australian Water Polo and all the clubs I would like to express our sadness at the departure of Tibor Seress from his position as Sport Development Manager. 

He has been with WA Water Polo for some 12 years and has loyally served our sport and had wonderful rapport with all the clubs. Tibor bought his experience as an international player and infinite passion to the role.
We wish him all the best in his future endeavours and hope ...

As part of our continued commitment to providing support to our clubs, Water Polo WA would like to invite every Club President and Committee Member to our Club Development Forum.

The Forum will take place on the 15th of August at the Royal Life Saving Society, Mt Claremont. The event provides a great opportunity to catch up with our club representatives as well as to provide training and resourcing. For the detailed program, please see the flyer below.

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Last week [1 May], the National Cabinet met to consider the resumption of sport and recreation activities.

The National Cabinet has formally recognised that sport and recreation bring significant health, social, economic and cultural benefits to our country and that these benefits will be essential as Western Australia begins returning to normality post-COVID.

A Framework for Rebooting Sport in a COVID-19 Environment was developed by the Australian Institute of Sport, to provide a guide to the staged resumption ...