After an excellent but exposing social the previous evening, the biggest boys of SUWPCset off slingshotting around the M25 to face Essex only slightly hung over. We werehunting for that historic 3 win in a row. With eyebrows on the line for Jack and Fernandothe pressure was on for Stags to deliver.The first quarter was cagey, with the first goal coming after 3 minutes, plus … Continue reading Oh when the stags go marching in!
At our home away from home in Basingstoke it was the girls turn to take on Birmingham again. With all 13 of us raring to go the first quarter began with Isobel narrowly missing the ball in the swim off. As the pace began to pick up, Ratledge soon got herself a major. Despite this the girls maintained their composure and carried on. Not long … Continue reading Our Last Prem Performance of 2024! (30/11)
With the girls tired from their tournament on Saturday, and coincidentally hungover, the Jubilee pool was blessed by the presence of the SUWPC women. It was a home match in our actual home pool (thanks Cardiff for playing in our non-reg pool). After struggling to find somewhere to park, Cardiff rocked up but without their hats!!! Flashbacks to Wednesday when we did the exact same … Continue reading We love the prem… we lost again ❤ (24/11)
On a day with a light dusting of snow, Southampton’s Biggest Boys set out for London on a journey filled with more twists and turns than they anticipated. With James Popple steering the minibus, the team was eager to clash with Bart’s Queen Mary University. But as traffic slowed to a crawl at Hyde Park Corner, Finn Thomas made the executive decision to take the … Continue reading SOTON TOPPLES QUEENS (21/11)
This week our talented Southampton girlies went international. After a late take off and a brief return to Southampton (a certain president forgot to bring the away hats), we finally arrived in the land of the sheep – Wales! As we boldly marched across the border, Smithy showed true patriotism by belting in her best Welsh accent the Welsh national anthem. Some may argue this … Continue reading Blind leading the Blind (20/11)
Southampton University Water Polo Club 