If you want to enjoy your water polo lifestyle to its fullest, increasing your speed and endurance in swimming will increase your level of fun in playing our sport.
This week we caught up with our Water Polo NSW Director of Referees Andrew Carney who has recently returned from Budapest where he was selected as the Australian representative referee for the FINA World Championships.
NAIDOC Week occurs annually in July and is a chance to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Shoosh for Kids is a collaborative effort between the NSW Office of Sport and sector partners to encourage positive spectator behaviour at junior sport. The initiative strives to promote a very simple message – if you don’t have anything nice to say, shoosh for kids.
Awarded annually to the Sydney Super League (previously Sydney Metropolitan First Grade) Most Valuable Player, meet our award Honorees, David Woods and Pat Jones.
Water Polo NSW is committed to collectively building relationships, our community, and values to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures, and futures.
I first represented NSW Blues Country in 2003 and it was an honour to captain the team for my last competition and win the gold medal in 2022, Libby Magann NSW Country Water Polo Athlete.