Zimbabwe water polo teams for SA

FIVE junior teams will represent Zimbabwe at the South African Schools Water Polo Championships that will take place from December 12-15 in Johannesburg. This will be the biggest contingent ever sent down by the Zimbabwe Aquatics Union. The SA Schools Water Polo Championships is a major tournament with Zimbabwe as the only external country invited to send national sides to compete against South African selected provincial all-star teams.

Over 1 600 boys and girls aged 13-19 will compete in this co-ed tournament.

There are 11 teams at each age level competing in the girls’ side and 15 competing in the boys’ side of the tournament.
Zimbabwean Teams

Girls Under-15 A: Melissa Viljoen, Dhana Viljoen, Taiya Dunn, Alice Cochrane, Megan Keefe, Jaimee Maidwell, Amanda Wood, Hayley Smith, Ocean Smith, Cate Bartlett, Mikayla Muradzikwa.

Girls Under- 16 A: Chelsea Karimazondo, Jodie Light-foot, Samantha Mare, Bry-Leigh Rosenfels, Kelly Stodart, Nicole Herbert, Chelsey Watson, Cameryn Davidson, Rachel Jeans, Courtney Pritchard, Savannah Ager.

Girls Under-19 A: Katherine Chandler, Natasha Lawson, Roxanne Shepherd, Natasha Rusch, Kimberly Smith, Bryony Crous, Sarah Gentelman, Savannah Stead, Kelsey Hunter, Tyla Walters, Bree Caterall, Nicole Wallace.

Boys Under-16 A: William Swales, Thomas Reid, Ryan Rusch, Brent Michelson, Ross Oatley, Ryan Housell, Travis Landing, Dudley Lenton, Graham Shepherd, Timothy Smith, Aiden Onorati, Riaan Scheepers.

Boys Under-19 A: Dylan Woodhouse, Murray Swannack, Jarryd Brown, Federico Cescotti, Johannes Kloppers, Bruce Bell, Christopher Tomlinson, Ryan Mitchell, Simon Stubs, Deven Marshall, Chadamoyo Koscheke. — SSN.

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