SWISD Aquatic Center
Water Polo (C)
Try Water Polo For Free: 13-18 years old
Interested in water polo or looking to sharpen your skills before the high school season? Join the Southwest Water Warriors for a free introductory water polo experience on August 29, 2026, from 2:30 PM–4:00 PM. This event is designed for athletes ages 13–18 who want to learn more about the sport, improve their aquatic skills, or gain valuable experience before their upcoming school season. Participants will work with Southwest Water Warrior coaches to develop fundamental water polo skills, including passing, shooting, ball handling, treading water, offensive and defensive positioning, game strategy, and teamwork through engaging drills and activities. Water polo is a challenging and rewarding sport that combines swimming, endurance, strategy, and teamwork. Whether you are completely new to the sport or have previous experience, this event offers an opportunity to learn in a supportive environment while connecting with other athletes who share a passion for aquatics. For high school athletes, this event can serve as an excellent way to prepare for the upcoming water polo season by building confidence, improving conditioning, and reinforcing fundamental skills that translate directly into competitive play. For safety reasons, all participants must be able to swim independently and unassisted in deep water. Athletes should be comfortable swimming without flotation devices and capable of participating in aquatic activities without physical assistance. No previous water polo experience is required. Come ready to learn, challenge yourself, and experience the excitement of water polo.
Camp Start Date:
 
August 29, 2026
Start Time:
 
2:30 PM
Camp End Date:
 
August 29, 2026
End Time:
 
4:01 PM
Venue Name:
 
SWISD AQUATIC CENTER
Venue Address:
 
9290 SW LOOP 410, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78242
Camp Cost:
 
Free
Questions:
 
Elyse Fulmer-Echevarria
  
Special Notes:
Participants need to be able to swim unassisted.

Try Water Polo For Free: 13-18 years old


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