Enfield embark on another successful counter-attack

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

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

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

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

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

The final whistle

As play quickly switches direction, Enfield turn defence into attack

Talented Enfield youngster Richard Waller launches a trademark attack

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

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

Richard Waller, upcoming junior playing for the Enfield senior team

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

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

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

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

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

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Two tight games in opening women’s WPWL 2018 round

Posted on 22nd November 2017

The FINA Women’s Water Polo World League 2018 kicked-off last night, Tuesday November 21, in Utrecht (NED) and Dos Hermanas (ESP), as the two cities hosted the opening games of the season.

Spain proved stronger for the Russians and scored 9 against 8, deciding of the game’s fate in the last quarter (1-2, 2-1, 5-5, 1-0).

In the only other match of the first round, the Netherlands beat Hungary 7-6, with a lead of two goals in the second quarter.

The provisional ranking unfolds as follows:

ESP 3 pts; NED 3 pts; HUN 0pt; RUS 0pt

The second round of the European women’s preliminaries will take place on December 19 and 22 in Budapest (HUNvsESP) and Astrakhan (RUSvsNED), while the men will play on December 12.

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Two tight games in opening women’s WPWL 2018 round

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