The 2026 AWL season is underway, as our four Western Australian teams head to Sydney to compete in the first round.

AWL brings together Olympians, international athletes, national squad members and the next generation of Australian water polo talent in Australia’s highest level of domestic water polo competition.

For full season fixtures and competition information, please visit the Water Polo Australia website.

First 2026 Perth Fixtures:

We encourage all water polo supporters, families and sports fans across WA to come down to Bicton ...

Celebrating WA at the World Aquatic Masters Championships – Singapore 2025

What an incredible effort from our Western Australian Masters teams at the World Aquatic Masters Championships in Singapore. The event showcased true competition, connection and passion from our WA water polo community.

For the last 25 years, teams including the Perth Cockatoos, Pink Pointers and UWA City Beach Masters have proudly represented Western Australia at the World Aquatics Masters Championships.

Over that time WA clubs have regularly secured podium finishes while demonstrating ...

Last Call for Nominations for our Water Polo WA Awards! 

Time to shine a spotlight on our incredible Water Polo community.

Nominations close 9 May 2025

See below for the following nomination categories.

NOMINATE HERE

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Awards Celebration 

Due to lack of interest, our ticketed awards evening celebration event has been changed to a morning tea event.

Invites will be sent to nominees and finalists to attend the morning tea to recognise their outstanding achievements.

When: 23 May 2025
Time: 10:00am  – 11:30am
Venue: Royal Surf Life Saving, ...

The 2024 Perth Water Polo League wrapped up over the weekend at Bicton Pool and it was Melville Water Polo Club that came away with the flag in both the Men’s and Women’s competition. 

The Melville Marlins defeated the UWA Diamonds (10-6) to claim the Women’s Perth WPL Premiership before the Melville Sharks took to the pool to triumph over the Melville Saints (10-4) to take out the Men’s title. 

Melvillle WPC President Rob Neesham says ...

Following Western Australia’s involvement in the 2024 National State Championships in Queensland, 13 athletes from across both our 15&U and 17&U age groups have been announced as members of the provisional Water Polo Australia (WPA) National Age Group Program (NAGP) Squads.

Made up of the most promising up-and-coming individuals from around Australia, the NAGP is designed to prepare athletes, coaches and referees for future Australian representative opportunities. 

Teams for the 2026 World Aquatics U16 and U18 ...