2009-10 Annual Report - Australian Water Polo Inc

14 Years & Under Boys
Brisbane, April 2010
1. Melville Sharks (WA)
2. Cronulla (NSW)
3. Drummoyne (NSW)
4. KFC Queensland Breakers A (QLD)
5. Sunshine Coast (QLD)
6. Hunter Hurricanes (NSW)
7. Tugun-Barracudas (QLD)
8. Melbourne Collegians (VIC)
9. River City (QLD)
10. City Beach Bears (WA)
11. UNSW Wests Magpies (NSW)
12. KFC Queensland Breakers B (QLD)
13. Sydney University (NSW)
14. Alstonville (NSW)
15. Tasmania (TAS)
14 Years & Under Girls
Brisbane, April 2010
1. Hunter Hurricanes (NSW)
2. All Hallows (QLD)
3. Cronulla A (NSW)
4. Melville (WA)
5. Dolphins White (WA)
6. Stuartholme (QLD)
7. Sydney Northern Beaches (NSW)
8. Drummoyne (NSW)
9. River City (QLD)
10. Melbourne Collegians (VIC)
11. Dolphins Blue (WA)
12. City Beach Bears (WA)
13. City Beach Reds (WA)
14. Cronulla Black (NSW)
15. Tasmania (TAS)
Country Men
Albury, April 2010
1. Australian Capital Territory
2. New South Wales
3. Victoria
4. Queensland
5. Western Australia
6. Australian Defence Force
National Teams & Results 2009-10
Senior Men
European Tour, July, 2009:
Sean Boyd, Nathan Cargill, Joel Dennerley, Chris Dyson, Rhys
Howden, Stephen Lewis, Grant Richardson, Sam Robertson,
James Stanton, Thomas Whalan (C), David Will, Daniel Young.
Head coach: John Fox. Manager: Jon Harmer. Referee: Danny
Flahive.
Friendly Internationals, Germany, July, 2009:
Match 1, Duisberg: Germany 8 Australia 4 (S Lewis, D Will, D
Young, T Whalan).
Match 2, Bocholt: Germany 10 Australia 5 (G Richardson 2, N
Cargill, T Whalan, D Will).
Unicum Cup, Budapest, Hungary, July, 2009:
Day 1: Hungary 9 Australia 6 (T Whalan 3, C Dyson 2, G
Richardson).
Day 2: Germany 10 Australia 7 (T Whalan 3, D Will, R Howden,
S Boyd, C Dyson).
Day 3: Serbia 12 Australia 6 (T Whalan 2, G Richardson, S
Robertson, D Young, R Howden).
Final points: Serbia 6, Hungary 4, Germany 2, Australia 0.
Friendly International, Gyongyos, Hungary, July, 2009:
Hungary 13 Australia 7 (T Whalan, A Martin 2, N O’Halloran, R
Country Women
Albury, April 2010
1. New South Wales
2. Australian Defence Force
3. Queensland
4. Victoria
5. Queensland B
6. Western Australia
Campbell, T Cleland).
XIII FINA World Championships, Rome, Italy, July, 2009:
Sean Boyd, Richard Campbell, Tim Cleland, John Cotterill, Robert
Maitland, Anthony Martin, William Miller, Nic O’Halloran, Rhys
Howden, Luke Quinlivan, Grant Richardson, James Stanton,
Thomas Whalan (c). Head coach: John Fox. Manager: Jon
Harmer. Assistant Coach: Mark Hubbard. Doctor: Grace Bryant.
Physiotherapist: Andrew Stanford. Referee: Danny Flahive.
Day 2: Australia 14 (T Whalan 4, R Maitland 3, J Cotterill, R
Howden 2, T Cleland, N O’Halloran, A Martin) Kazakhstan 4.
Day 4: Spain 13 Australia 10 (T Whalan 3, G Richardson 2, N
O’Halloran, R Maitland A Martin, J Cotterill, S Boyd).
Day 6: Australia 8 (T Whalan, Cotterill 3, R Maitland R Campbell)
Serbia 8.
Final points: Spain 6, Serbia 3, Australia 3, Kazakhstan 0.
Second round: Romania 7 Australia 5 (R Campbell, T Whalan
2, A Martin).
Semifinals round 9-12: Australia 8 (R Campbell 3, B Miller 2, J
Cotterill, G Richardson, T Whalan) Italy 6.
Day 12: For 9th & 10th: Montenegro 8 Australia 7 (R Campbell 2,
T Cleland, N O’Halloran, A Martin, T Whalan, W Miller).
Final placings: Serbia, Spain, Croatia, USA, Hungary, Germany,
Romania, Canada, Montenegro, Australia, Italy, China, Brazil,
Macedonia, Kazakhstan, South Africa.
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