ROUND 12 of the Women’s A-Grade competition saw big wins for Triton and the Melville Marlins.

Both games took place on Saturday afternoon and at HBF Stadium’s Outdoor Pool, Triton scored an emphatic 19-0 victory against UWA City Beach.

And at Bicton Pool, the battle of Melville teams in the Women’s A-Grade competition saw the Melville Marlins defeat Applecross 20-9.

Following 12 rounds of the 2018-19 Women’s A-Grade season, the Melville Marlins remain on top of the standings with eight wins, a draw ...

THERE were another two games in the Women’s A-Grade competition on Saturday with wins for the Melville Marlins and Applecross.

The Round 11 Women’s A-Grade action saw the Melville Marlins defeat UWA City Beach 31-1 at Bicton Pool while Applecross beat Triton 14-8 at Beatty Park.

Those results leave it a tight race in the Women’s A-Grade competition following 11 rounds.

The Melville Marlins are on top of the standings with seven wins, three losses and a draw. But they are only just ...

SATURDAY’S Round 9 action in the Men’s A-Grade competition saw Fremantle Conference wins for the Port Colts and South Fremantle Bloods while Triton and UWA Flotsam drew in the UWA Conference and UWA City Beach beat UWA Rangers.

Following the extended break over the festive season, the Men’s A-Grade competition was back for its second week of action on Saturday and the result was some tremendous water polo and fascinating results.

The two games on Saturday in the Fremantle Conference took place ...

WHILE the Fremantle Marlins and Mariners had the week off after first up wins in Adelaide, the UWA Torpedoes embarked on their annual six-game, six-day tour of Sydney in Round 2 of the 2019 OVO Australian Water Polo League season.

The 2019 OVO AWL season got underway last week and with the UWA Torpedoes not in action, Fremantle did the representing of the West Australian clubs and both the Marlins and Mariners came back from Adelaide with two wins each.

With Fremantle ...

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HOSTILITIES resumed in the Men’s A-Grade competition on Saturday for the first time in 2019 and that saw Fremantle Conference victories for Port Colts and South Fremantle Bloods with UWA City Beach and UWA Flotsam winning in the UWA Conference match ups.

It was the first round in the Men’s A-Grade competition since mid-December with the way teams returned to action always sure to be fascinating to see.

The two Fremantle Conference games took place on Saturday at Bicton Pool with Port ...

THE Water Polo WA Women’s A-Grade competition resumed its 2018-19 season on Saturday after a six-week break with wins for Triton and UWA City Beach at Bicton Pool.

It was always going to be fascinating how the teams came back from the long break and what changes there would be to the squad, and how they would be affected by new Australian Water Polo League signings coming in, or who would be unavailable due to AWL duties.

Things got back underway on ...

THE Men’s A-Grade competition for the 2018-19 season took a break over the second half of December and through January after an eventful opening nine rounds with the action now set to resume on Saturday February 2 as the race for finals heats up.

The Men’s A-Grade competition was broken up into the Fremantle and UWA Conferences for the 2018-19 season.

Port Colts, South Fremantle Bloods, Melville Sharks and Dolphins are the four teams in the Fremantle Conference and UWA Flotsam, Triton, ...

THE Women’s A-Grade competition for 2018-19 featured nine rounds before the mid-season break and with precious separating all four teams, it’s going to be a fascinating run home when the action resumes on Saturday February 2.

Despite a hiccup early three rounds in when it was decided that Dolphins and the UWA Rangers wouldn’t continue for the rest of the 2018-19 season, the Women’s A-Grade competition has settled nicely with four strongly competitive teams.

Following the opening nine rounds of the season, ...