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Great Britain’s senior men return to international polo at World Aquatics Water Polo World Cup - March 3, 2023
We are delighted to report that Great Britain’s senior men’s team is returning to international competition for the first time in 9 years with entry into the World Aquatics (Previously FINA) Men’s Water Polo World Cup B Division Continental Qualification event to be held in Otopeni, Romania between 9th and 12th March 2023.
The GB team will face hosts Romania, Ukraine, Malta and Germany over the 3 days of competition with an opener against the hosts on Thurs 9th March at 19:00 local time.
Coached by the highly experienced Nick Hume with Assistant Coach Craig Figes, the event is viewed as an important first step on the long road to rehabilitation of the GB men’s international program, and an excellent opportunity for the athletes to measure themselves against some quality European opposition.
Many congratulations to the following players who have been selected to play in Romania.
1 . Tom Manley Manchester
2 . Dan Paddon Manchester
3 . Aaron Winstanley Manchester
4 . Kamz Powell Exeter
5 . Rudi Polster Cheltenham
6 . Jordan Elliot Manchester and Coventry
7 . Dan Atkinson Invicta
8 . Tom Hunt Cheltenham
9 . John Pratt Sedgefield
10 . George Davies Cheltenham and Solihull
11 . Ryan Symington Sutton and Cheam
12 . Fraser Duguid Manchester
13 . Matt Holland Sutton and Cheam
Coach Nick Hume
Assistant Coach Craig Figes
Team Manager Ian Elliot
A lot of water has gone under the bridge since March 2014 when GB’s men last played internationally in the qualification rounds for the 2014 European Championships, coincidentally also against Romania, and we wish the team all the very best for the event and the future.
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We are delighted to report that Great Britain’s senior men’s team is returning to international competition for the first time in 9 years with entry into the World Aquatics (Previously FINA) Men’s Water Polo World Cup B Division Continental Qualification event to be held in Otopeni, Romania between 9th and 12th March 2023.
The GB team will face hosts Romania, Ukraine, Malta and Germany over the 3 days of competition with an opener against the hosts on Thurs 9th March at 19:00 local time.
Coached by the highly experienced Nick Hume with Assistant Coach Craig Figes, the event is viewed as an important first step on the long road to rehabilitation of the GB men’s international program, and an excellent opportunity for the athletes to measure themselves against some quality European opposition.
Many congratulations to the following players who have been selected to play in Romania.
1 . Tom Manley Manchester
2 . Dan Paddon Manchester
3 . Aaron Winstanley Manchester
4 . Kamz Powell Exeter
5 . Rudi Polster Cheltenham
6 . Jordan Elliot Manchester and Coventry
7 . Dan Atkinson Invicta
8 . Tom Hunt Cheltenham
9 . John Pratt Sedgefield
10 . George Davies Cheltenham and Solihull
11 . Ryan Symington Sutton and Cheam
12 . Fraser Duguid Manchester
13 . Matt Holland Sutton and Cheam
Coach Nick Hume
Assistant Coach Craig Figes
Team Manager Ian Elliot
A lot of water has gone under the bridge since March 2014 when GB’s men last played internationally in the qualification rounds for the 2014 European Championships, coincidentally also against Romania, and we wish the team all the very best for the event and the future.
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Mark Cameron says:
Do we know where this will be live streamed please
? Any links ?
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Well done kamz powell. Very proud.
Do we know where this will be live streamed please
? Any links ?