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 ...

Saturday Showdowns to showcase WA’s best Water Polo talent – A-Grade to be Launched as Perth Water Polo League

In an exciting move to boost spectator engagement and elevate the competition’s profile, the Senior State League A-Grade Men and Women’s divisions will officially be renamed Perth Water Polo League (PWL). The action commences on 12 October at Bicton Pool aims to create a new, energetic atmosphere around the Saturday matches hosted at the picturesque Bicton Pool, encouraging fans, families, and the ...

National Water Polo Day, Saturday 14 September 2024, is fast approaching and clubs around Western Australia are preparing for an influx of new players inspired by the Ord Minnett Aussie Sharks and Ord Minnett Aussie Stingers performances at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Offering a mixture of water polo opportunities across the state from Come and Try events to mini competitions, the events, taking place across the 14-15 September, will not only play host to hundreds of participants, but to Western Australian ...