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2019 High Performance Christmas Camp
This years High Performance Camp is Dec. 27-30th, 2019
There will be at least a 5:1 ratio coach/athlete.
For more information and details of the camp please click on the registration link.
New this year we will have a coaches session for club coaches who would like to learn what is current strategies are being taught with our Canadian National teams.
NEW -modified camp for born in 2007 registration link
For the born in 2007, based on their age/ physical literacy and safety for them and the other camp participants, we have modified the camp. There will be less classroom and have their own pool, with the coaches rotating through.
| 2006 and older | Earlybird fee $320 / Regular fee $420 | by Dec. 6nd |
| 2006 and older | Earlybird with lunches $355/ Regular with lunches $455 | by Dec, 6nd |
| Born in 2007 | Earlybird fee $270 / Reg. $340 | by Dec, 6nd |
| Born in 2007 | Earlybird with lunches $300/ Reg $370 | by Dec, 6nd |
Introducing Our Coaches
Austen Ramer - currently in his first season as Head Coach at Ottawa University, AZ (OUAZ). This is the inaugural year for both the men’s and women’s water polo programs. Ottawa University is located in Surprize, AZ and falls under the governing body of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The NAIA and NCAA cross over on many levels. The NAIA typically governs over smaller private schools, and has less restriction on recruiting practices. OUAZ is a four year liberal arts institution and the only water polo program in the NAIA. They compete against many of the top water polo programs across various conferences in the NCAA. Prior to OUAZ, Austen was the head coach of the Murrieta Valley High School boys and girls programs. He also spent time coaching at Elite Water Polo Club in Murrieta, CA, the University of Texas, the Las Vegas Water Polo Club and several programs across Australia as well. Austen is also a very decorated water polo goalie. He competed at California Baptist University, in Riverside CA and was named First Team All-American by the AWPCA in 2012. He still holds several records at CBU.
Guyla Toth -Named as Water Polo Canada's Head Coach of this summers 2020 18U Male Worlds team, Calgary Renegades Head Coach and Alberta's Calgary Legacy Centre's coach
Raine Paul -Named as Water Polo Canada's Assistant Coach for this summers 2020 18U Female Worlds team, Edmonton Tsuanmo Head Coach and Alberta's Edmonton Regional Centre coach
Kelly McKee/ Kindred Paul and Kyra Christmas -3 of the 11 women roster who has qualified for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics
Luis Arya -University of the Pacific Bio
Bryant Jourdrie -former Torpedo athlete, WPC age group athlete and University of Irvine WP
We will be listing other guest coaches who will be also participating in the up coming days
