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This summer, Alberta Water Polo sent six Team Alberta squads to represent the province at Water Polo Canada's Canada Cup, with the 15U division competing in Montreal and the 19U division competing in Regina. Athletes prepared throughout June with training sessions in Calgary and Edmonton before heading to competition.
It was one of the province's best showings in recent memory, headlined by a gold medal for the 19U Girls in Regina and a silver medal for the 15U Girls Blue squad in Montreal. Alberta also fielded two teams in both the 15U Boys and 15U Girls divisions, giving more developing athletes valuable competitive experience.
| Event | Division | Team | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regina | 19U Girls | Team Alberta | 1st - Gold |
| Montreal | 15U Girls | Team Alberta Blue | 2nd - Silver |
| Regina | 19U Boys | Team Alberta | 5th Place |
| Montreal | 15U Boys | Team Alberta Blue | 4th Place |
| Montreal | 15U Boys | Team Alberta Yellow | 6th Place |
| Montreal | 15U Girls | Team Alberta Yellow | 8th Place |
Congratulations to all six squads on a fantastic season, and thank you to the coaches, officials, and families who supported Team Alberta throughout the summer program.

Team Alberta Results 2023 Provincial Championships Results
15U Blue Girls -GOLD 15U Yellow Girls -5th
15U Blue Boys -GOLD 15U Yellow Boys -5th
19U Male -5th
2022 Team Alberta at the Provincial Cup

Legacy/Regional Training Centre/ WPC Age Group Teams
Team Alberta Philosophy
Alberta Water Polo Association
Training:
Team Alberta is dedicated to athlete development. We provide level-appropriate and competition to athletes and our program has supported many athletes to go on to National Teams, university and professional water polo careers. Team Alberta will incorporate a holistic approach to training, including dry land training, swimming conditioning, water polo skills (individual, team, technical and tactical) and life skills (travel management, nutrition, tactics and video review).
Selection:
Team Alberta will select the players who show the highest level of effort, competitiveness, coachability, and skill. Team Alberta will also take into consideration players who have shown the most development through training, who demonstrate responsibility, and who would benefit most from participating.
Play Time:
Team Alberta coaches will decide play time based on a number of variables including but not limited to : external conditions such as heat and game schedule, individual factors such as injuries or illness, and tournament importance. While Team Alberta is a competitive program, it also has a focus on development for all players.