1924: The Women's team of "Y.M.C.A." Montreal

The Women's Water Polo team of "Y. M. C. A." Montreal, Canada in 1924. (Y.M.C.A. stands for Young Men's Christian Association).
Photo: Wm. Notman & Son© Musée McCord
Source: http://www.musee-mccord.qc.ca/

1940: The team of Queen's University, Kingston

The team of Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario Canada in 1940. From L-R: Wallace Berry (Coach), Jack Bie, Dave Duncan, Jack Grant, Roy McMichael, William Brass amd George Clement (trainer). Kneeling L-R: Harry Jones, Bruce McIver, Gerry Hamilton (manager) and W.Gary.

Source: http://queensarchives.wordpress.com/

1984, Los Angeles: Csepregi coaching Canada

Gabor Csepregi, Coach of Canada at Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games at the bench along with Geoff Brow, Brian Collyer, Bill Meyer and Robert Thompson (assistant coach). At the right side appears the Greek International referee Takis Panagakos.
Source: courtesy of Mr. Gabor Csepregi.

1976, Montreal: Lemhényi coaching the Canadians

The legendary Hungarian Dezso Lemhényi, coach of Canada at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games, speaks with his players Rick Pugliese, John McLeod and Gabor Csepregi.
Source: courtesy of Mr. Gabor Csepregi.

1982: The National team of Canada

The National team of Canada in 1982. Top, L-R: Ian Thomas, Alex Juhasz, Jim Shockey. Middle, L-R: Robert Stalker (doctor), Istvan Balyi (manager), John Anderson, Simon Deschamp, Bill Meyer, Dominique Dion, René Bol, Gabor Csepregi (coach). Squatting, L-R: Sylvain Huet, Gordon Van Tol, David McClintock, Rick Zayonc, Rod McDonald, Stroud McDonald.
Source: courtesy of Mr. Gabor Csepregi.

1971: The National team of Canada

The National team of Canada that took part at the Pan American Games held in Cali, Colombia in 1971. Standing, L-R: John Richardson (manager), Gabor Csepregi, George Steplack, Stephen Hart, Donald Packer, David Hart, Clifford Barry, Ralph Sarkozy. Squatting, L-R: Alan Pyle, Robert Thompson, Peter Hart, Rick Pugliese, Jeno Ats (coach).
Source: courtesy of Gabor Csepregi.

1918: The team of Canadian Cavalry RR

The “Canadian Cavalry Reserve Regiment” Water Polo team in 1918.
Source: personal collection

1927: The team of Arcadia University, Canada

The 1927 team of the Arcadia University (Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada). From L-R: G.W. Hatfield (forward), B.C. McAuley (defence), L.L. Wetmore (defence), C.A. MacIntyre (defence), J.A. Black (forward, W.L. Dickson (forward), P.M. Lane (goal), V.T.B. Williams (forward, captain).
Source: http://library.acadiau.ca/

2000: Waneek Miller poses for TIME

Waneek Horn-Miller, a Mohawk from Kahnawake, Québec, was a key member of the Canadian Women's Water Polo team that won gold at the 1999 Pan Am Games. Voted MVP, Waneek became co-captain and proudly led her team at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. Horn-Miller, grabbed national attention after posing nude for the cover of Time magazine.
Source: TIME magazine- Canada, 2000

1927: The team of Acadia University, Wolfville

The Water Polo team of Acadia University Engineers team of Canada in 1927. From L-R: G.W. Hatfield (forward), B.C. McAuley (defence), L.L. Wetmore (defence), C.A. MacIntyre (defence), J.A. Black (forward, W.L. Dickson (forward), P.M. Lane (goal), V.T.B. Williams (forward, capt).
Acadia University is located in the picturesque town of Wolfville, Nova Scotia, approximately 100 kilometres northwest of Halifax, on Canada’s southeastern coast.

Source: http://library.acadiau.ca/

1927: The team of "McGill" University

The Water Polo team of the "McGill University" of Montreal, Canada in 1927.

Source: www.musee-mccord.qc.ca/

1963: The team of “RCAF Station Grostenquin”

The RCAF Station Grostenquin Water Polo team in 1963.
RCAF Station Grostenquin, known as 2 (Fighter) Wing, was located near the town of Grostequin in Northeastern France. It was one of four wings or bases of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) established in Europe in the early 1950s at the beginning of the Cold War. The players: Back Row L-R: Walter Hinson, Roi Gilbert, Clayton Leather, Richard MacIntyre, John MacBride, Davis Fallis. Front row L-R: Ron Hibbert, Rod Emory, Don Anderson, Russ McCammon, Geogg Carter.
Source: www.grostenquin.org/

1984, Los Angeles: The team of Canada

The National Water Polo team of Canada at Los Angeles, 1984 Olympic Games. The players: Rick Zayonc, Alexander Juhasz, George Gross, Sylvan Huet, John Anderson, Paul Pottier, Simon De-Schamps, Brian Colyer, Bill Meyer, Rene Bol, Gordon Vantol, Geoff Brown, Dominique Dion. Coach of Canada: Gabor Csepregi. Canada finished at the 10th place.
Source: International Swimming and Water Polo magazine 1984

1974: The team of “R.M.C” Kingston, Ontario

The Water Polo team of the “Royal Military College” in 1974. "R.M.C" is located in Kingston, Ontario City at the eastern end of Lake Ontario, Canada. Back L-R: Cliff Watt; Eric Thomas; Gabor Vajay; Andy German; BGen Turner; Pete Prediger; John McManus; Graham Rodgman; Ken MacDonald. Water L-R: Rick Charland; John Cutbill; Chris Chance; John Linscott; Mike Hache; Dave Read; Bruce Lazenby.
Source: http://www.rmc.ca/

1921: The team of “McGill University”, Montreal

The team of the Water Polo Club of “McGill University”, Montreal, Canada in 1921

Photo : Wm. Notman & Son, © Musée McCord

Source: http://www.musee-mccord.qc.ca/

1910: The team of “McGill University”, Montreal

The team of the "McGill University" Water Polo Club, Montreal, Canada in 1910.
Photo: Wm. Notman & Son, © Musée McCord

Source: http://www.musee-mccord.qc.ca/

1926: The women of "Y.M.C.A", Montreal

The Women's Water Polo team of "Y. M. C. A." Montreal, Canada in 1926. (Y.M.C.A. stands for Young Men's Christian Association).
Photo: Wm. Notman & Son© Musée McCord
Source: http://www.musee-mccord.qc.ca/

1976, Montreal: The team of Canada

The National Water Polo team of Canada that took part in Montreal 1976, Olympic Games. Canada coached by the legendary Hungarian Dezso Lemenyi finished 9th.

The team: Gabor Csepregi, George Gross, Clifford Barry, Gaetan Turcotte , David Hart, Paul Pottier, Dominique Dion, Patrick Pugliese, Guy Leclerc, Jim Ducharme, John Macleod.
Source: http://www.ontariowaterpolo.ca/

1935 : The team of "Hamilton Aquatic Club", Ontario

The Junior Water Polo team of “Hamilton Aquatic Club”, Ontario winner of the 1935 Canadian Championship.
Source: http://www.ontariowaterpolo.ca/