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Ontario Waterpolo edit
Ontario Water Polo Association Incorporated was formed in 1967 and incorporated in 1976. Ontario Water Polo is the non-profit governing body for the sport of water polo in Ontario and is a member of Water Polo Canada, the national association. OWP now has fifteen member clubs.
Vision edit
Water Polo is a high-profile sport in Ontario offering participants lifelong positive experiences which are made possible by a thriving network of professional coaches, officials, leaders, staff, and volunteers pursuing growth in participation and high performance excellence.
Hall of famers edit
Since the creation of waterpolo Ontario they hade numerece hall of famers!
Mission Statement edit
OWP will provide leadership, programs, and support to a network of competitive and recreational clubs in Ontario with our partners, in order to:
- Promote the interests of, and participation in, water polo in Ontario.
- Promote fun, fitness, sportsmanship, and teamwork for players of all ages and ability, coaches, officials and volunteers.
- Develop teams that can compete and win nationally.
- Develop world class athletes, coaches and officials who represent Ontario locally and abroad.
- This page was last edited on 3 December 2023, at 01:41.