August Water Polo Advances
Some of the players gather on our second day.
Squad after our our fourth day.
Week 2, day 1, with 3 new players that day. Still time to join.
Swimmers and aquatic athletes are welcome to join new water polo programs that just began in August 2009.
This opportunity to learn and play water polo happens at two locations and with two different times of day. Come as you are able. Practices and Game Play had an August 10 kickoff with a Monday to Friday schedule to August 29's game.
Day Time Practices:
M-F, 11 AM to 12:30 PM, outdoors, with Citiparks at Ammon Rec Center, 2217 Bedford Ave. Cost $0.
and / or
Evening Practices:
CANCELLED by the JCC for lack of lifeguards.
Attend what you can, one or both. On site registration or call or online RSVP.
Clinics geared to rookie players, but expect an All-Star Team Experience. Instruction, drills, skill development, conditioning, game situations, tactics, scrimmages, a DVD, plus a friendly test match / competition. Get new respect for this Olympic sport, team-play and friends.
Saturday, Aug 29, Friendly Test Match at IUP vs. The Lawrence School, a Prep School in New Jersey. Four expected games: Varsity boys, Varsity girls, JV boys and JV girls. These open, community clinics are coached activities. No need to be from any specific school. Organizer: Coach Mark Rauterkus - 412 298 3432, Mark.Rauterkus@gmail.com http://CLOH.wikia.com
Insights
- Details about the August 2009 Water Polo Activities are at Water Polo: JCC Monroeville.
- PDF Handout: August Water Polo at Citiparks and JCC
- Email List for Water Polo updates Subscribe yourself.
- Allegheny Mountain Swimming makes some PR about water polo to area swimmers posted on August 6, 2009.
- Photo:
of Ammon Rec Swim Pool.
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