The Water Polo Western Australa Inc. Annual General Meeting was held on Sunday October 6, 2019. As part of the meeting, elections were held with WPWAI members given the task of electing four nomniee’s to become directors of the board.

Voting for the elected positions was done on the preferential method, as defined by the West Australian Electoral Commission, with the first choice given one vote, the second two votes and so on until all nominees have been collected. The nominees that ...

The Water Polo State Presidents (with the exception of South Australia) today circulated an open letter to update the community of the process and status of the current reform under discussion within Water Polo in Australia.

A copy of the letter can be accessed at the link below:

If you require any further information or have questions, please do not hesitate to contact your State President in the first instance. The State Presidents want to assure the Water Polo community that this is all ...

With an average age of 73, the Perth Cockatoos retained their 70+ FINA World Championship men’s water polo crown at the recent event in Gwangju, South Korea.

And not to be outdone, the Pink Pointers, with an average age of 59 years, also a Perth-based team, won the 55+ women’s crown.

It was no mean feat as the teams had to overcome some much younger teams in the mis-matched schedule with teams numbers well down from the 2017 championships staged in Budapest, ...

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Water Polo WA

Notice is hereby given to all members that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Water Polo WA will be held on Sunday 6th October 2019 at 10am at Royal Life Saving WA (Training Rooms, next to Water Polo WA Office).

Below is the draft intended agenda:

1 Attendance.
2 Apologies
3 Minutes of previous AGM held on 16th September 2018
4 Adoption of 2018-19 Annual Report
5 2018-19 WPWAI Financial Report
6 Appointment of Auditors
7 Election ...

Water Polo WA is pleased to announce a two-year partnership between Auspole Sports Products and Water Polo WA, which is set to continue a long-standing partnership in supporting the sport in the state.

Auspole Sports Products has again committed to being the exclusive ball partner for Water Polo WA and will continue to support more juniors playing the game.

As part of this new partnership, Water Polo WA is delighted to announce that Auspole Sports Products will be providing balls into the regional areas and ...

Water Polo WA are currently seeking applications for an enthusiastic individual to take on the role of General Manager.

• Lead all operational aspects of the sport of water polo in WA
• Develop, implement and monitor the Strategic Plan
• Build a culture of passion, achievement, respect, teamwork and integrity
• Olympic sport with membership, participation and growth focus
• Represent and support the interests of Water Polo WA through current national governance reform
• The role will be offered fixed term for 12 months with potential for extension, working full ...

Water Polo Western Australia GM, Benjamin Haywood, has stood down to take up a national opportunity within the sport industry and will finish with Water Polo WA on the 26^th July 2019.

Mr. Haywood commenced in the role in June 2017.

“It was a difficult decision to step down from a role that I have been privileged to have had and thoroughly enjoyed over the last two years”

“I believe the time is right for myself and the organization and I look forward ...

Water Polo WA are pleased to announce a new three-year, $135,000 partnership between Healthway and Water Polo WA, which is set to continue a long standing partnership in the delivery of the SunSmart message.

Healthway has committed to become a naming rights partner for the following Water Polo WA programs

SunSmart FlippaBall

SunSmart Junior Competition

SunSmart Referee Program.

As part of this new partnership, Water Polo WA is delighted to announce that the WA State Country Championships will now be known as the SunSmart State ...

WOMEN’S GOLD MEDAL GAME || Competing against the Fremantle Marlins in the gold medal decider, the Thunder got off to a shaky start as the Marlins raced to a three-goal advantage in the first quarter. Madeline Quinn led the way with two goals and Zoe Arancini also hit the back of the net.

The Thunder then asserted their authority, scoring four unanswered goals in the second quarter with Knox snaring a double. Jessica Emerson and Tenealle Fasala each scored a single.

The Marlins responded early in ...