• Sea Wolf Constitution

• Committee Roles

Sea Wolf Water Polo Club (SWWWPC) recognises that all individuals involved in water polo share a passion for the sport and engage with good intentions. To foster a safe, inclusive, and enjoyable environment, SWWPC commits to maintaining high standards of honesty, integrity, fairness, and ethical conduct.
All participants must treat children, young people, and each other with respect and prioritise their welfare. The Code of Conduct serves to:
● Provide guidance on expected behaviours.
● Support an inclusive environment where dignity and respect are upheld.
Click here for the Code of Conduct

Click here for the 2026 Code of Conduct Form

Click here to view our fees policy

It is expected that any member of the Sea Wolf community behaves in a way that keeps all community members safe and in adherence with our Code of Conduct.
Please complete this form in case of injury or incident as soon as practical. Data collected within this form helps us ensure the safety of our community and also enables us to mitigate further risks.

Incident and Accident form

Click here to access our manager's guide

Please find instructions for parking using the Market Road Additional parking options include the surrounding streets, such as Puriri Drive, which provides access to a pedestrian gate (through the Carlton Rugby Car Park).
We kindly ask all players, parents and spectators to treat the facility, and school grounds with respect. Parents are not permitted poolside and must remain upstairs.

We have partnered with

The School Uniform Centre

169 Manukau Road (near to St Cuthbert's)

Opening hours:

Mon-Fri  8:30am - 5pm

Sat  10am - 1pm

Sunday & Public holidays - CLOSED

Note: Online ordering is available as well

• Water Polo New Zealand (WPNZ) is the national governing body that develops and educates players, officials, coaches and volunteers, runs competitions nationwide to promote participation and enjoyment of the sport for all ages.

• Registrations - note that players must register for club as well as school.

• Public Documents

• Competitions - Recommend bookmarking this page in particular:

• Game sheet instructions

• Operating clock instructions

• Competition Matrix

• Draws and results

• Performance Programme

Auckland Water Polo represents seven clubs in the Tamaki Makaurau/Auckland region, promoting water polo at all levels through refereeing programs, competitions, holiday camps, and development pathways that support athletes of all ages within a century-old community-focused organisation.

AWP have collated a useful table duty guide here.

College Sport Auckland - Home

This guide was developed by shared

Caroline McMahon and Water Polo Australia. Sea Wolf acknowledge this helpful resource.

The guide includes:

• Pre-game roles for timekeeper and secretary

• Equipment provision

• Game sheet preparation

• Clock set up

• Pool set up

• Responsibilities during the game

• Fouls and exclusions

• Recording of goals

• Time outs

• Post-game responsibilities

• Flags

• Referee signals

• Table official etiquette

Access the guide