TWWP CLUB ANNOUNCES FALL WATER POLO SEASON

After winning both Boys & Girls 16 & Under Jalapeno Summer League Water Polo Championships, the TWWP Club announces the upcoming Fall Water Polo Season schedule for both Junior and High School level athletes.

The Fall Season runs September 2 through December 14 with Tuesday & Thursday training sessions 5:30PM – 7:30PM at Clear Creek High School Pool, 2305 East Main Street, League City, TX  77573.

  Our Fall Season tournament schedule is pending the high school swim team schedules and will be announced as soon as possible.

TWWP Club welcomes athletes of all skill levels ages 8 – 18 who are proficient swimmers to come visit any of our training sessions.  Fall Season registration and payment can be made at the first training session on September 2 at Clear Creek High School Pool.  

Family fees for the new season are $225.00 per athlete for 1^st athlete, $200.00 for 2^nd athlete and 3^rd athlete is free.

For more details on the TWWP Club contact us at: texaswildcatwaterpolo.com or see us on Facebook.  The TWWP Club mailing address is Texas Wildcat Water Polo, P.O. Box 845, Kemah, Texas  77565.

Come join in on the fun this Fall Season 

and see you at the pool!

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