Richard Waller, upcoming junior playing for the Enfield senior team

A momentary lapse in the game… Notice how we label everything!

Enfield's Nikos Chamalidis listens to team instructions from coach Martin Waller

Another great triumph… Enfield 16 - 12 Ealing, Nov 2013, Rob Threadgold drives left for a shot on goal

Andy Poore takes aim in the warm-up before an Enfield league win against Otter

Enfield embark on another successful counter-attack

Talented Enfield youngster Richard Waller launches a trademark attack

Enfield on tour in Barnstaple, Devon. Pictured here enjoying some time out on the beach at Croyde Bay

Enfield's 'Mini Polo' section.
Great fun every Wednesday evening 8pm - 9pm Southgate leisure centre

London Borough of Enfield Water Polo Club
2013 Senior Squad and officials

Macedonia tour 2014: Training in Ohrid, one of the biggest and most picturesque lakes in Europe

Enfield's 'Mini Polo' section.
Great fun every Wednesday evening 8pm - 9pm Southgate leisure centre

Andy Rollé drives Enfield forward with a powerful swim from deep

It's important that every player helps to set up the equipment at every club night

Andy Rollé looks to play the ball to Charlie Briers during another Enfield victory

As play quickly switches direction, Enfield turn defence into attack

Coaches and Officials of Enfield Water Polo Club (left to right)
Martin Ilievski, Rob Lucas, Ken Hall, Martin Waller, Andy Briers, Rob Threadgold and Liam Shine

The final whistle

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Enfield 1sts go top of Division 2

Posted on 22nd March 2016

			P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
1		Enfield Mens 1s	8	2	3	3	90	99	-9	15
2		Reading Mens 1s	6	3	2	1	58	50	8	14
3		West London Penguin Mens 2s	6	4	0	2	52	36	16	12*
4		Watford Mens 2s	7	3	1	3	66	60	6	12*
5		Chelmsford Mens 1s	7	2	0	5	34	55	-21	8*

Following Chelmsford’s failure to send a team to Barnet on Monday night, Enfield 1sts moved to the top of the London Winter League Division Two.

The result means Enfield finish their impressive Winter League campaign with 15 points, after winning two, drawing three and losing three.

With the other teams having games in hand, it’s unlikely Enfield will gain automatic promotion to Division One, but there have been a series of fantastic results, including two draws (15-15 & 14-14) against potential champions Reading.

The team will look to build on those superb displays next season, but for now, Enfield 1sts & 2nds turn their attentions to their London League summer campaigns.

For all of Enfield’s spring, summer and autumn fixtures for 2016, please click here.