Pursuant to its Constitution, Water Polo WA is seeking highly qualified individuals with a passion for Water Polo to join its board. At the Water Polo WA AGM, scheduled to be held on Sunday 16th September, elections will be held for 4 of the 8 elected director positions. If you believe you have the skills, drive and leadership to contribute to the water polo in Western Australia, we invite you to submit an application.

Applications must be submitted using the prescribed ...

Get your friends together and register for Semester 2 Water Polo competition. The registrations are now open, and will close on August 1^st with the competitions commencing on August 7th.

2018 Semester 2 Competition

Mixed Competition – Tuesday 7.15-10.15pm

Location: UWA Aquatic Centre

Duration: 10 week competition (7 August – 9 October)

Team Size: 6 or more people

Cost Per Game: $59.4 (per team)

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Water Polo WA are delighted to inform our members that we have been successful in securing a lighting upgrade of the HBF Stadium Outdoor Water Polo Pool, courtesy of VenuesWest.

At a VenuesWest stakeholder breakfast attended by Mick Murray, Minister for Sport and Recreation, CEO David Etherton announced a $200,000 upgrade to the lights at the HBF Stadium ...

CLUB SPOT – FREE RESOURCES AND SUPPORT FOR YOUR CLUB AND ITS VOLUNTEERS

Water Polo Western Australia Inc. has partnered with Sports Community to provide all grassroot sports clubs and volunteers affiliated with Water Polo WA with free membership to Club Spot. The membership provides access to a huge library of support resources to help our sports clubs and volunteers succeed and thrive.

Designed specifically for sports club volunteers, Club Spot makes this all possible through hundreds of pages of step-by-step procedures, ...

We have partnered with Wirrpanda Foundation to deliver regional programs to children in rural communities. Catch the article in the 2018 Winter issue of the Chronicle on the clinic in the Midwest, delivered by our talented Development Officers Ed Slade and Tom Prior.

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 ...