Tournament Wrap

The competition in Rockhampton, QLD, was strong, but both WA teams weren’t shaken. Our men’s team, came together quickly and finished out the competition in 5th. Whilst the women proved WA is still here and still going strong walking away with a convincing 3rd place Bronze.

The talent coming out of WA Country was on show with Marko Draksimović (Peel) scoring Goalie of the Tournament also making the team to represent Australian Country in the 2018 Princess Chulabhorn Cup. Both men’s ...

The WPWAI SunSmart State League Grand Finals were played on the 25th March at HBF Stadium. Congratulations to all teams who participated and special mention to the successful teams and the individuals who were recognised with Fairest and Best awards.

WPWAI would like to take this opportunity to thank our strong group of referees for a great volume of work they have completed during a very busy end of season period. With the Western Australian water polo community’s continued cooperation we ...

The WPWAI metropolitan grand finals were held over the 24th & 25th March at HBF Stadium and Bicton Pool and we witnessed some exciting and very skilful games played out. Congratulations to all teams who participated and special mention to the successful teams and the individuals who were recognised with Fairest and Best awards.

WPWAI would like to make a special mention of appreciation for our fantastic volunteers and a strong group of referees and table officials. We would like to take ...

On Friday the 16^th of March, the Mandurah Aquatic and Recreation Centre hosted its first School Flippa Ball Carnival. This was run by Mandurah Aquatic in association with Peel Water Polo Club and had nine teams from four different schools in the area participate.

The carnival was the first of its kind in Mandurah and an excellent opportunity for school kids to be exposed to the sport of Water Polo. Water Polo WA would like to thank the efforts of all ...

Water Polo WA hosted its second annual Flippa Ball Carnival on Sunday the 18^th of March. Fourteen teams from seven different clubs participated in this year’s Carnival, which was an improvement in comparison to the attendance from last year.

The Flippa Ball Carnival is a participation focused initiative that aims at introducing young players to competition which may further improve their skills and understanding of the game. It is great to see that more clubs are getting involved in this, as the players ...