Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts

Thursday, March 26, 2020

1977: The Universities Club of Sydney


The team of Universities Club of Sydney winner of the Bryan Bert Ford Trophy in Queensland, the NSWWPA 1st grade premiership and the inaugural official Australian Club Championship in 1977. Back row (L-R): Peter Fox (President), Peter Kerr, Tracy Rockwell, Charles Turner, Chris Robinson, Front row L-R: Sandy Grant, Robert Menziers, Peter Montgomery, Don Cameron. (Absent Graham Hannan). 
Source: Peter Montgomery, Tracy Rockwell

Thursday, May 3, 2018

1932: The team of Pyrmont Amateur SC, Australia

The team of Pyrmont Amateur Swimming Club, New Southe Wales, Australia in 1932
Source: https://pyrmonthistory.net.au/locations/pyrmont-baths/

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

1912: The Drummoyne Water Polo tram

The team of Drummoyne Swimming Club in 1912, Winners of the ‘Club’ Water Polo Competition 1911-1912′. Back row: A. Martin, W. Salton (Honorary Secretary), W. Martin; Center row: B. Erickson, H. Christiansen (Captain), W. Baxter (Vice-Captain), T. Fitzgerald; Sitting (in front): G. Erickson

Saturday, September 12, 2015

Friday, March 13, 2015

1948, London: The National team of Australia

The National team of Australia in London 1948 Olympic Games composed by: Colin French, Roger Cornforth, Arthur Burge, Les MacKay, Ben Dalley, Eric Johnson, Leon Ferguson, Jack Ferguson.

Thursday, January 17, 2013

1961: The Champions of Sandy Bay team

Sandy Bay Men Tasmanian Water Polo Champions in 61. Back row L-R: Robert Wilkinson, Peter Wilson, Philip Bird, Dennis Robertson, Ian Martin (Goalie) and front row L-R: Bruce Wilkinson, Ferdie Kroon, John Brown, B. Dunkin, Ron Nute (Coach). 

1960: The Champions of Sandy Bay team.

The team of Sandy Bay Men Tasmanian Water Polo Champions in 1960. From L-R: Philip Bird, Dennis Robertson, Rick Southee, Ferdie Kroon, Fred Eiszele, John Brown, Robert Wilkinson. Source: http://sandybaywaterpolo.wordpress.com/history/

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

1955: The team of Melville ASC, Perth

The team of Melville Amateur Swimming Club of Perth in 1955. Standing L-R: L. Widdicombe, B. Sharp, J. Widdicombe, P.Bell, J. Bradley, J. Evans, B. Freeman. 
Source: Archives Melville Water Polo Club 

1951: The team of Melville ASC, Perth

The team of Melville Amateur Swimming Club of Perth in 1951. Standing L-R: P. Colleran, A. Prowse, R. Black, D. Faulds, R. Campell, F.Widdcombe, J.Stewart.
Source: archives Melville Water Polo Club 

Monday, July 26, 2010

1980: Tom Hoad coaching the team of Australia

Tom Hoad, the legendary player and coach of the Aussies, while coaching the Australian National team at the Cagliari International tournament, prior to Moscow 1980 Olympic Games. The team: Michaell Turner, Andren Stewart, Don Cameron, David Neesham, Robert Bryant, Jim Gerritzen, Peter Montgomery, Ross Langron, Martin Callaghan, Barry Grant, Richard Pengelly, Andrew Kerr, Charles Turner, Randall Goff, Murphy Donald, Tony Faislon.
Source: Il Mondo del Nuoto - July 1980

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

1957: The team of Melbourne Water Polo

The team of Melbourne Water Polo in 1957. Back row L-R: Tim Ive, Bill McCabe (Olympics 1956), Jack Basto (Manager), Ivo Stakula. Front row: Jim Farrell (Olympics 1956), Ron Wootton (Aus Coach Olympics 1972), Peter Bennett (Olympics 1952/56), Des Webb, John Wilson (Melbourne Water Polo Legend, 1040 games).
Source: courtesy of Mr. Goran Stakula 

Thursday, May 13, 2010

1968: The team of Australia that missed Mexico

The 1968 National team of Australia that did not enter to the Olympic Games competition in Mexico City due to technical conflict between the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) and the Australian Swimming Union. Through no fault of the athletes, the adiministrative conflict escalated, over a number of months to involve both FINA and the International Olympic Committee, resulting in a decision by IOC President at the time, Avery Brundage to bar Australia's participation and support the initial AOC decision to block their entry.
The Australian team
: Back row L-R: Tom Hoad (c), Graham Samuels, John Harrison (g/k), Tony Harrison, Ian Mills. Front row L-R: Oscar Charles (Coach/Manager), Mick Withers (g/k), David Neesham, Bill McAtee, Nick Barnes, Bill Berge;Phillips Jnr, Dave Woods.
Source: Photo-Oscar Charles. Photo supplied courtesy of "Water Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo by Dr. Tracy Rockwell (2009)

1964, Tokyo: The team of Australia

The National team of Australia that took part at Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games. Back row L-R: Leon Wiegard, Les Nunn, Stan Hammond, Ian Mills, Graham Samuels, Bill Berge-Philips Jnr, Mick Withers (g/k). Front row L-R: Nick Barnes, Tom Hoad (c), Alex Kosegi (Coach), Ted Pierce, Bill McAtee.
Source: Photo - Ian Milles. Photo sypplied courtesy of :"Water Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo" by Dr. Tracy Rockwell (2009)

1956, Melbourne: The team of Australia

The National team of Australia that took part at Melbourne 1956 Olympic Games. Back row L-R: Keith Whitehead, Allan Charleston, Bill McCabe, Jake Foster, Jim Farrell, Peter Bennet, John O'Brien. Front row L-R: Doug Laing (g/k), Ray Smee (c), Colin French (Coach), Bill Orchard, Ted Pierce.
Source: Photo - Robert Menzies. Photo sypplied courtesy of :"Water Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo" by Dr. Tracy Rockwell (2009)

1948, London: The team of Australia

The first Australian Olympic Water Polo team at London 1948 Olympics. From L-R: Colin French, Roger Cornforth, Arthur Burge, Les MacKay, Ben Dalley (g/k), Eric Johnson, Hermie Doerner (c/Coach). Absent: Leon Ferguson, Jack Ferguson. Source: Photo - Mrs L.Mckay; Photo supplied courtesy of "Water Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo" by Dr.Tracy Rockwell (2009)

1937: The team of Victoria State

The team of Victoria State, were the 1937 Regal Cup runners-up to New South Wales in the unofficial Australian Water Polo Championship. Back row L-R: L.Uren (Hon. Coach), D.C. Galagher, M.B. Cassidy, E.Hallett, L.M.Phillips (Hon.Sec). Front row: J.Watkinson, P.I.Bennet, B.Foster, R.J.Bennet, J.Millard. Front: W.McDonald (Hon. Masseur)
Source: Photo - Bill Bennet. Photo supplied courtesy of "Water Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo" by Dr. Tracy Rockwell (2009)

1932: The team of Victoria State

The Victorian State Water Polo team, runners up at the 1932 Regal Cup. From L-R: S.Glover, J.O' Hara, R.Bennett (c), H.King, L.Coombes, G.Cassidy, D.Hopkins.
Source: Photo Bill Bennett. Photo supplied courtesy of "Water Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo" by Dr. Tracy Rockwell (2009)

1899: Water Polo match at Balmain Baths

A good crowd witnessed the Water Polo match between Balmain Swimming Club and West Sydney Swimming Club at Balmain Baths during the 1899 season in Sydney, Australia.
Source: Photo Balmain SC Archives. Photo supplied courtesy of "Water Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo" by Dr. Tracy Rockwell (2009)

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

1911: The team of Sydney Swimming Club

The team of Sydney Swimming Club winner of the New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association competition in 1911. The team: M.Duffy (c), W.W.Hill, P.Russell, E. Jones (g), R.B.Hill, L.Solomons, J.Dreelin, A.D.Hill.
Source:
Photo - Balmain SC Archives. Photo supplied courtesy of "Water Polo Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo" by Dr.Tracy Rockwell (2009).

1899: The team of Balmain Swimming Club

The team of Balmain Swimming Club winner of the New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association, Sydney competition in 1899. Back row L-R: T.Kinnimont, G.C.Murdoch (Mayor), R.Crookshank. Middle row: R.Davis, P.Murphy (c), J.Taylor, A.Griffins. Front row: R.R.Craig, D.Boyd, J.Davidson.
Source: Photo - Balmain SC Archives. Photo supplied courtesy of "Water Polo Warriors: Chronicle of Australian Water Polo" by Dr.Tracy Rockwell (2009).