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More Canberrans than ever before are playing one of the most difficult sports in the world

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Canberra hosted the Water Polo Female National State Championships for the first time last week. The event was held at the Aquatic Fitness Centre from 24 to 29 September, and attended by water polo teams from across the country. Water Polo ACT CEO Ryan McDermott says interest in the sport is growing significantly.
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More Canberrans than ever before are playing one of the most difficult sports in the world

Despite what images the name might conjure, there are no horses involved in the sport of water polo. “It’s quite competitive,” says Emma Bryant, aged 14. “A bit rough,” adds Lillian Hogan, also 14. “It’s got goals like soccer and we’re set up quite similar to soccer,” Emma says. “It’s not too fun when you […]

·Deakin, Australia
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The RiotACT broke the news in Deakin, Australia on Saturday, September 30, 2023.
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