Seattle, WA – The University of Washington Women’s Water Polo club prepares to kick off the 2022 season this weekend 2/19-2/20. After a two year hiatus the Huskies are back and ready to defend their division title. The first of three tournaments for the CWPA Northwest Division will be hosted by Oregon State University at Osborne Aquatic Center in Corvallis Oregon. This was the site of the last tournament that the Huskies played in 2020, prior to the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, and they are excited to resume play right where they left off. This weekend will have both teams playing four gam ..read more

SEATTLE, WA -- We are so excited to be starting dry land practices on Tuesdays from 6-7:15pm. Please reach out to us for information the location. In addition, all players new and veteran, will need to fill out the UW rec club waiver so you are eligible to practice. Please also wear a mask and bring hand sanitizer with you. All drills will be maintaining appropriate social distancing space. Prospective players that are interested in joining, can also fill out the New Player Questionnaire which helps us keep track of all the new names as well as give us an idea of your experience level. We can ..read more

SEATTLE, WA -- Welcome to the 2020 UW Women’s Water Polo season current and new Huskies! While this year of water polo is no exception to the current situation facing our university and world, we are so excited to continue building this amazing community of athletes into this academic year! Please visit some of our current players on this five-time consecutive league champion team at our live Zoom session for more information on weekdays 10 AM-2PM from September 30th to October 9th ( Meeting ID: 931 2063 3986). We welcome all participants from experienced water polo players and avid swimmers ..read more

Seattle, WA -- The #8 University of Washington Women's Water Polo Club team went 4-0 this past weekend in their conference opener hosted by the Oregon State University at the Osborn Aquatic Center in Corvallis, Ore. Their conference win streak increases to 44-0 after this weekend, going undefeated in the Northwest Division since February 2016. . The Huskies outscored their opponents this weekend 66-13 with wins against University of Oregon "B" (23-3), Oregon State University (15-4), Western Washington University (15-1), and conference rival, #17 University of Oregon "A" (13-5). What made the ..read more

SEATTLE, WA -- The University of Washington Women's Club team will begin hosting tryouts for prospective players, Wednesday, October 2nd, at the Hec Edmundson Pavilion Pool from 7:30 - 10:15pm. Tryouts for the team are generally a month long and have less to do with ability or previous experience. Rather, the team prioritizes cohesiveness and fit with a program that finishes in the top 10 nationally every year due in large part to the positive and hardworking team culture. Prospective players that are interested in joining, should first start by filling out the New Player Questionnaire and em ..read more

Seattle, WA -- The Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) has released the 2019 Women’s Collegiate Club All-Conference Teams today and includes 9 from the University of Washington out of a possible 16 for the Northwest Division. The All-Conference selections, including the Most Valuable Player and Coach of the Year in each of the league’s 15 women’s collegiate club divisions, are based on nominations and votes from the membership in each grouping. Normally, 14 players and 1 coach are selected to each division’s All-Conference Team (seven First Team, seven Second Team, coach of the year), ho ..read more

NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Hanna Muller (So., East London, South Africa) scored five times to notch Player of the Game recognition as the Midwest Division Champion/No. 11-ranked Lions of Lindenwood University pawed past the Northwest Division Champion/No. 7 Huskies of the University of Washington, 11-8, in the Fifth Place game of the 2019 Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship in the Rolfs Aquatic Center on the campus of the University of Notre Dame. Trailing 1-0, 2-1, 3-1 and 3-2 throughout the first quarter before falling behind 4-3 and 5-4 in the opening two minutes of the second quarter, L ..read more

NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Goalie Shelby Smith (Fr., San Diego, Calif.) made nine saves, including four in the decisive fourth quarter to allow her team to rally back from a 3-2 deficit, as Northwest Division Champion/No. 7-ranked the University of Washington topped North Atlantic Division Champion/Division III No. 2 the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 5-3, to reach the Fifth Place game of the 2019 Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship at the University of Notre Dame’s Rolfs Aquatic Center. The victory earns the Huskies a date with Midwest Division Champion/No. 11 Lindenwood University ..read more

NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Emily Milton (So., Reedley, Calif.) scored four times, including a trio in the decisive fourth quarter, to collect Player of the Game accolades as Pacific Coast Division Champion/No. 1-ranked California Polytechnic State University shattered a five-all tie at the conclusion of the third quarter to outlast and overcome Northwest Division Champion/No. 7 the University of Washington 9-5, in the quarterfinals of the 2019 Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship hosted by the University of Notre Dame at the Rolfs Aquatic Center. The win advances Cal Poly into a semifinal cl ..read more

NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Player of the Game Mary Elizabeth Ward (Sr., San Rafael, Calif.) put away five shots to lead 10 scorers for Northwest Division Champion/No. 7-ranked the University of Washington as the Huskies hounded New York Division Championship runner-up Cornell University, 18-5, to conclude the opening round of eight games at the 2019 Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship hosted by the University of Notre Dame at the Rolfs Aquatic Center. Washington, which hosted the 2018 Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship and punched its ticket to the event’s 2019 edition by stoppin ..read more