Held on the Gold Coast from 1-2 October, the inaugural Water Polo Australia (WPA) Summit saw the water polo community come together following the 2024 15&U and 17&U National State Championships.
Australia’s Olympic water polo coach Bec Rippon shared her insights on team cohesion and building a strong culture at the NSWRL’s Women In Sport Leadership (WISL) program today.
Following the success of the 2024 National State Championships on the Gold Coast, Water Polo Australia is pleased to announce the athletes who have been provisionally selected in the 18&U Boys NAGP squad for 2025.
Following the success of the 2024 National State Championships on the Gold Coast, Water Polo Australia is pleased to announce the athletes who have been provisionally selected in the 18&U Girls NAGP squad for 2025.
Following the success of the 2024 National State Championships on the Gold Coast, Water Polo Australia is pleased to announce the athletes who have been provisionally selected in the 16&U Boys NAGP squad for 2025.
Following the success of the 2024 National State Championships on the Gold Coast, Water Polo Australia is pleased to announce the athletes who have been provisionally selected in the 16&U Girls National Age Group Program squad for 2025.
A performance competition for state representative teams, the National State Championships (NSC) will see the best young players in Australia go head to head for the coveted National Titles.
Our Aussies ended their campaign with a win against Italy at the World Aquatics Women’s U18 Water Polo Championships yesterday, finishing in fifth and doing Australia proud on the world stage.
After a ten-day training block in Greece, the Australian 18&U Women’s team have arrived in Chengdu, China ahead of the 2024 World Aquatics Women’s U18 Water Polo Championships.
Water Polo Australia (WPA), the governing body for the sport in Australia, invites expressions of interest for Director positions on its Board. Two Directors are to be elected at the Annual General Meeting in November 2024.
The Australian Women’s Water Polo Team claimed the Olympic silver medal going down 11-9 to world number one Spain in a match where they never lost the “Aussie fighting spirit”.
With a view to achieving repeatable podium performances at Olympic Games and World Championships in both the women’s and men’s programs, and with an awareness that the global and national Water Polo High Performance (HP) landscape has and continues to change rapidly, Water Polo Australia (WPA) has initiated a comprehensive, independent and holistic review of its current HP Ecosystem.
The Australian Women’s Water Polo Team has claimed the Olympic silver medal going down 11-9 to world number one Spain in a match where they never lost the “Aussie fighting spirit”.
The Australian Women’s Water Polo team is on track to win their first Olympic gold medal in 24 years after defeating the United States 14-13 in a penalty shootout in Paris.
The Aussie Sharks have had their Olympic medal hopes dashed after falling to the USA in the Men’s Water Polo quarter-final in a heartbreaking shootout, 11 (7) - 10 (7).
A resurgent Australian women’s Water Polo team is through to the semi-finals in Paris, defeating Greece 9-6 in the quarter-final in front of a massive and vocal crowd at La Defense Arena.