1936, Berlin: The team of Uruguay.

The team of Uruguay that participated at Berlin 1936 Olympics Games: Enrique Pereira, Julio César Costemalle, Maximo García, Francisco Figueroa, Hugo García, Alberto Batignani, José Castro

Source: private collection

1930: The team of "Club Neptuno de Montevideo"

The team of "Club Neptuno de Montevideo" Champion of Uruguay in 1930.Source: El Grafico; 26 April 1930

1945: The team of “Neptuno de Montevideo”

The team of “Neptuno de Montevideo”, second in the International tournament of Montevideo, Uruguay in 1945. Seated are the players of the National team of Chile.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1945

1945: The team of “Gimnasia y Esgrima”

The team of “Gimnasia y Esgrima” of Buenos Aires, Argentina that won the International tournament of Montevideo, Uruguay in 1945. Seated are the players of the team B of Neptuno de Montevideo.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1945

1945: International tournament in Montevideo

Action during the game between the National Team of Chile and the team of Neptuno de Montevideo in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1945.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1945

1942: The team of “Club Bigua” Uruguay

The team of “Club Bigua de Villa Biarritz” Uruguay that played several friendly games in the pool of "Association Cristiana de Jovenes" in Buenos Aires in 1942.
Source: El Grafico, 25 September 1942

1920’s: The pioneers of Club Neptuno, Montevideo

The pioneers of “Club Neptuno”, Montevideo, Uruguay in 1920’s. The players: H.Shaw, A. Panigatti, C.Panigatti, J.Santangelo, J.Stanham, H.Perez, K.Van Donselar. Coach of the team Amador Franco (An Italian who arrive in Montevideo in 1908 and contributed to the propomotion of swimming and Water Polo in Uruguay).
Source: magazine “El grafico 1944”

1944: Water Polo match in Montevideo

Water Polo match at the facilities of “Club Neptuno”, Montevideo, Uruguay in 1944.
Source: magazine “El grafico 1944”

1942: The team of Bigua, Uruguay

The team of Bigua, de Villa Biarritz, Uruguay that took part in a triangular tournament at the pool of Asociacion Cristiana de Jovenes in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1942.
Source: magazine “El Grafico 25 September 1942”

1941: The National team of Uruguay

The National team of Uruguay that won the South American Championship in 1941. Uruguay won in the final the team of Chile with 5-0.
Source: magazine “El Grafico 21 February 1941”

1939: The team of Bigua, Uruguay

The team of Bigua de Villa Biarritz, Uruguay that lost with 7-2 against the team of Asociacion Cristiana de Jovenes, during the “Trofeo YMCA” held in Buenos Aires in 1939. From L-R: J.Prado, W.Otaix, J.Costemalle, M.Garcia, L.Souza, F.Giuria.
Source: El Grafico, 18 September 1939

1937: The team of Bigua, Biarritz

The team of Bigua, Biarritz, Uruguay that took part in the South American Club Championship in 1937.
Source: El grafico, 20 March 1937

1937: The team of Guruyu, Uruguay

The team of Guruyu, Uruguay that took part in the South American Club Championship in 1937.
Source: El grafico, 20 March 1937

1937: The team of Club Neptuno, Montevideo

The team of Club Neptuno of Montevideo, Uruguay that took part in the South American Club Championship in 1937. Water Polo in Uruguay, started at the beginning of 20’s. Uruguay competed in the Olympic Games of Berlin in 1936 and London in 1948. In years 1937 and 1949 Uruguay won the South American championships, held at the pool of Trouville in Montevideo.
Source: El grafico, 20 March 1937

1962: The team of Uruguay

The bronze medal team of Uruguay in Buenos Aires, 1962 South American Championship.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1962

1934: The team of Uruguay

The National team of Uruguay that took part at the 1934 South American Championship held in Buenos Aires.
Source: El Grafico, March 1934

1934: Action of the final Brazil vs Uruguay

Action during the final of Brazil and Uruguay at the final of 1934 South American Championship held in Buenos Aires. Brazil won the title by beating Uruguay with 4-2.
Source: El Grafico, March 1934

1944: The team of Neptuno de Montevideo

The team of "Neptuno de Montevideo", Uruguay in 1944.
Source: El Grafico, March 1944

1958: The National team of Uruguay

The team of Uruguay that took part in the South American Swimming and Water Polo Championship held in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1958.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” February 1958