A: Splashball is a combination of learning swimming and water polo skills. It is conducted in a safe and fun environment. Athletes can use 2 hands, wear or use floatation devices, and wear caps. They practice swimming, learn water polo skills, and play games.

A: Be a good person, don't fight or drink on the pool deck, and don't yell at coaches or officials. Playing time is at the discretion of the coach.

A: If something happens to the pool, we will post it on social media and send an email to all athletes registered for the current session. Please check your email regularly and follow us on social media to stay up to date.

A: You need to be a member of USA Water Polo to participate in practices, local tournaments, National events (Junior Olympics) and the Olympic Development Program. There is a one-time charge of $5.00 for birth date verification. Each session, we go to approximately two regional tournaments (Bay Area usually) and one travel tournament. The travel tournaments are an extra expense with hotel, travel, and a tournament fee.

A: You have to be able to swim.

A: Kearns Water Polo is a club that accepts athletes of all backgrounds and skill levels. There is no minimum age to join, and no tryouts are necessary. The club typically has 4 training sessions per year, each lasting 3 months. Fees are $130 per session for non-members of the practice facility, and $120 per session for members of the practice facility.

A: Water polo is a sport played in a pool by two teams of seven players each.

A: You need to be a member of USA Water Polo to participate in SHAQ practices and competitions.

A: Varsity teams are organized and supervised by their athletic departments, have paid coaches, and follow the NCAA rules and regulations affecting eligibility. In addition, the competitive level of varsity competition is generally higher than that of the club level.
-The collegiate club teams on the other hand are normally student-run. Some teams do have coaches and some of these coaches are paid, although none are full-time. They are not required to meet NCAA eligibility requirements, they do not offer

A: The age groups for USA Water Polo are determined as of August 1st of a respective calendar year.

A: the best time to take your child out of school for a trip is during Thanksgiving week, the two-week school break during Christmas and New Year, 4th of July weekend, or basically just after Junior Olympics in late July until mid-August.

A: Water polo is a great way to stay in shape and have fun. There are many opportunities to play in high school and college. Games typically last 45 minutes and are broken down into quarters. Parents are not required to volunteer.

A: If your child is born on or after August 1st, 2024, they will be in the 2024 age group.

A: Junior Olympics is a national tournament for water polo players that takes place in June.

A: The Rocky Mountain Neptunes is a water polo club that offers 12-month memberships for an affordable price. The club participates in tournaments throughout the year, and players are expected to attend as many as possible. There is a USAWP membership required to participate, which can be done through the club's website.

A: Boys wear speedos, girls wear one-piece suits. Goggles must be put away after use.

A: You need to be able to swim 100 yards and follow directions in order to participate in this class. Eggbeater and breaststroke kicks are important when you are in a vertical position.

A: You must register for each event by the sign-up deadline and have the appropriate USA water polo membership. Tournament fees vary from $85-130 for regular events depending on their cost to us. Our participation in Junior Olympics costs more, approx. $260, because the tournament cost is higher, and we ask you to also order suits and shirts (an additional approx. $120).

A: Your player will be most comfortable in a water polo suit and will need goggles for warm up and a towel for after.

A: Go to the Elitewaterpolo.com registration link found in the menu, which leads you to Active.com. You may pay on the Active.com registration link.

A: The quarterly fee for our program is $465.00. If you have more than one child in the program, the second child's quarterly fee is 15% off, and the third child's quarterly fee is 27% off. This fee covers facilities, coaches, scrimmages, and maintenance, but does not cover fees for tournaments or USA Waterpolo memberships.

A: The cost of tuition for the 2020-2021 season is $300 per month. There is a drop in rate of $15 per class, and a discounted full season rate of $200-$300. Financial support and exceptions are granted on a case by case basis. Please email for more information.

A: Practices are 2-3 times a week, 1-2 hours long, depending on the age group.

What age groups are there?

We have the following age groups:

8 & Under (8 & U) - 8 years old and younger

9-10 (9-10) - 9 & 10 years old

11-12 (11-12) - 11 & 12 years old

13-14 (13-14) - 13 &

A: The Twin Cities Water Polo Club is a water polo club based in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area. The club offers training and competitive opportunities for adult players of all levels.

A: We practice 3 times a week, typically two weekday evenings and one Sunday morning. Pool time varies each season.

A: We try to put kids on teams where they will have a chance to play and be involved in the game.

A: We're a community-oriented organization that provides the best water polo training opportunity in the valley.

A: Water polo is a great sport that is growing in popularity and offers many benefits to athletes.

A: The Davis Water Polo Club is a great way for kids to learn about and play water polo.

A: Water polo has many benefits for kids including learning discipline, time management, and the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.

A: Gold Coast Water Polo is a club that participates in the Ventura County Youth Water Polo League. They have 3 one week mini-camps before Fall Season begins.

A: No, there is no prorated fee for starting the program at any time.

A: You can join whenever you want.

A: If you are playing in a tournament on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, we will announce the schedule on Wednesday.

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A: Tournaments are fun, and we try to make them as affordable as possible.";

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We ask that you register your athlete for a tournament as soon as you can. This helps our coaching staff plan accordingly. In general, we try to plan far enough in advance to allow us to close athlete

A: You must be affiliated with Sleepy Hollow Aquatics (18329) on your USA water polo membership by May 9th to participate in the Summer League.

A: Water Polo suits are available to order through the club. They are strongly recommended to try on a suit before you order as water polo suits run very differently from each other. All gear will be distributed at practice when they arrive.