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Men's water polo European squad tour announced
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Water polo girls set sights on World League Finals
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Five big questions to be answered in June
2 June 2017Our Australian athletes are extremely busy both in Australia and around the world as they look to rise to the top of their respective sports.
The Water Polo Australia (WPA) and Olympic community is today mourning the loss of dual Olympic water polo player David Woods who passed away overnight.
The month of May saw Aussies podium in canoe sprint, water polo, cycling and rugby sevens in Europe and America; while the Australian Diving and Gymnastics Championships ensured crowds were entertained closer to home.
