Water Polo Victoria State Squads - 2025
- Regan Longfield
- May 13, 2025
- 2 min read
Water Polo Victoria is pleased to announce our State Squads for 2025!
We have been incredibly encouraged by the number of passionate and talented athletes across all our age groups, and are proud of everyone who came along for trials over the last two weeks!
Coaches and selectors for our 13&U, 15&U and 17&U age groups have worked hard over the last fortnight to narrow down our squads, and we are pleased to share the list of these athletes below. We are proud to see so many of our clubs represented in these squads, including DVE, Essendon, NYP, Melbourne Collegians, Footscray, Ballarat, Geelong, Richmond, Northcote, as well as many Ovens & Murray athletes.
Water Polo Victoria takes a broad approach to the development of all our athletes. Those that unfortunately missed out this year have been given feedback and are encouraged to continue working on their skills at club level and in programs such as the WPV Academy.
The athletes in the 13&U squads listed below have been selected to represent Victoria at the Development Carnival in Hobart (July 3 - 6). The squads will train weekly to prepare for this tournament, and will be finalising travel arrangements over the coming weeks!
All athletes in the 15&U age group will take part in the East Coast Challenge (hosted by WPV) from July 11-13, with a selection of the final team travelling for the NSC's to be announced in late July. The entire squad will train together all the way through to the National State Championships (30 Sept - 4th October).
The athletes in the 17&U age group will train together all the way through to the National State Championships (30 Sept - 4th October). Water Polo Victoria will seek competitive opportunities for our 17&U cohort during both training blocks. Selection of the team going to NSC's will be announced in late July.
WPV will also look to add more participants in our 17&U girls' training cohort, helping to develop our athletes in that group. Those VIC based girls born in 2007/2006 who are interested in being a train on participant are encouraged to reach out.
Thanks once again to everyone who expressed interest in our state program, and once again, congratulations to all athletes who have made their respective squads.
Athletes/parents will be added to TeamApp groups this week!
WPV Team
Squad Lists
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