Oxford Waterpolo Club is an established club in Oxford.

The club has a senior mens and senior ladies team and has weekly training sessions at Radley College just south of Oxford.   Our regular training slot is Mondays 8.30 pm to 10.00 or 10.30 pm.

Currently we do not have a junior side so are restricted to club members 18 and older.

The mens team play in Division 2 of the Midlands League and also participates in the Southern Counties league.

The ladies team has been playing in the  the London League since 2009 but are currently looking to strengthen the squad.  Every first Monday of the month is an open invitation night for new ladies to join.

Both sides take part in friendly matches, tournaments and the annual Town vs Gown match vs Oxford University.

See Club Details page for joining Oxford Water polo or arranging matches.

Water Polo Awards 2019  L to R  Katie Bell (Ladies Player of the Year); John Cardy (Captain's Award); Ashley Keen (Players' Player of the Year); Elise Reid (Captain's Award).  Missing from photo are Antonia Neild (Players' Player of the Year) and Norbert Sinka (Player of the Year)

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Oxford Water Polo Annual Awards 2018

L-R: Ash Keen, Player of the Year;  Elise Reid, Captain's Award; Reg Koster, Captain's Award;  Katie Salter, Player of the Year;  Alberto Tallarigo, Player's Player of the Year.

Missing from photo Weiyi Tan Ladies Player's Player of the Year.

2017 Award Winners (L to R):  Alberto Tallarigo (Player), David Golley (T), Colin McNamara (Cpt Award), Nora Braak (T), Sam Wells (Player's Player), Kate Richards (Cpt Award), Jess Jackson (Player's Player),  Ceri Williams (Player).

Oxford Waterpolo 2016 Awards:  L to R   Kate Richards (Player's Player);  Nora Braak (Captain's Award); Colin McNamara Captain's Award); David Golley (Player's Player).

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Award Winners 2015:  L to R -  Simone Lombardini (Player of Year), Ashley Keen (Players Player);  Paola Bisicchia (Player of Year); David Golley (Special Trophy); Ed Wibberley (Captain's Award).

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Awards for 2014:  L-R  Catherine Routledge (Captain's Award);  Ceri Williams (Player's Player); Jeff Karoly (Captain's Award);  John Cardy (Player's Player);  Alicia Perez (Player of 2014).   Missing - Brennan Nicholls (Player of 2014).

2013 Awards Winners:  L-R,  Lianne Castle (Player's Player); Charlene Harris

(Captain's award); Miss of the Year Catherine Routledge

2013 Awards Winners: L-R, Simone Lombardini (Player); Norbert Sinka (Player's Player)

Chris Gurney (Captain's Award).

Beauty and the Beasts!  Jo's search for new heights means she is heading up north

but not before she made the team walk the plank for her! 

Awards 2012 L-R  John Cardy Player's Player of the Year,  Ashley Keen Player of the Year, John Buckley Captain's Award,  Louise Fuller Player of the Year, Jo Ibbotson Player's Player of the Year, Laura Highton Captain's Award.   

Oxford Ladies team at Town vs Gown 2012

Club Awards 2011:  L to R:  Captain's Award Helen Cook; Player's Player Michaela Smith; Captain's Award Ashley Keen; Player of the Year Gabriela Porter; Player and Player's Player of the Year Adam Novak.

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Ladies and Mens Captains, Norbi & Nats, at Annual Dinner 2011

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Club Chairman John Buckley opens the Annual 2011 awards night. 

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More photos on our Facebook site (see link on tab More about Polo & LInks) or

link below to Photobox.

Click here to see album of Antonia's pix of the Annual Dinner 2011

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Charlotte Jones, Founding Ladies Captain, at her recent testimonial game

(played in fancy dress to handicap the mens team)

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Oxford Waterpolo Team including old boys at Mark's Testimonial

Back Row L-R: Nick Boaz, Gareth Davies, Mark Ashton, Gergely Berczi, Dean Toomey, Adam Novak, Brett Phipps, Norbert Sinka

Middle L-R: Ashley Keen, Chris Gurney, Dave Golley, Brennan Nicholls

Front L-R: Reg Koster, Dave Eyles, John Cardy, John Buckley

2010 Oxford Ladies Waterpolo team

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No zoom training on Monday 3rd May.  Final Zoom session Monday 10th May.  Pool training at Radley restarts Monday 17th May 8.30-10.00 pm with limit of 18 people.