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Water Polo
Season Information:
Year 7 & 8
The dates for the competition are:
- Sunday 3 May
- Sunday 10 May
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Sunday 17 May
- Sunday 24 May
- Sunday 7 June
- Sunday 14 June
- Sunday 21 June
- Sunday 28 June
- Sunday 26 July
- Sunday 2 August
- Sunday 9 August
- Sunday 16 August
- Sunday 23 August
- Sunday 30 August
- Sunday 6 September
- Sunday 13 September
- Sunday 20 September
Cost: $195
Register Here
Year 9 – Year 10 Junior Boys and Girls
Our Year 9 & 10 students have the opportunity to trial for a composite team with Whangaparaoa College next year. For all details including competitions, costs, criteria and selection policy please CLICK HERE Please read before registering.
To get further details of how to sign up and trial times and dates.
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Year 11-13 Senior Boys and Girls
If you are an experienced water polo player and would be interested in joining the team please read the attached information for competition, costs, criteria and selection policy. CLICK HERE for information. Registrations and cut off for 2025 Senior team is December 2025.
Registration
Sport registrations and payments can now be done online using our secure online trading system. This is the same online shop used for Tuckshop orders, uniform purchases and other school payments that come up through the year. Once you have registered your children, the system will remember your details for further purchases. If you have children in both the Primary and Middle/Senior Schools, all details for your children will appear on the same account in the future.
REFUNDS
Students will not be permitted to be placed in a team unless they have registered and paid or paid their deposit & started making AP payments first.
If a student doesn’t make a side due to lack of numbers to make a complete team, their fees will be reimbursed, however, fees will not be reimbursed to students who don’t make their choice of team in their chosen code or who no longer want to play and who then choose to withdraw. Once the teams are made up, if a child pulls out it can leave a team short, cause players to be swapped about in teams and a lot of work administratively both at school and at association level.
