Representing the independent voice of water polo in England and Great Britain, and managed by Chris Dean, the Water Polo England site brings you England and GBR water polo news, results and more. The site has 2 clear objectives, namely:
1 To act as a responsive and responsible water polo community archive and resource, maintaining an accessible database of all England and wider GBR water polo activity for the community, and
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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.