H2O Polo is a Romanian website dedicated to water polo, which has been online for years.
It is primarily focused on covering the top players, the national team, and clubs in Romania, but it reports about international competitions across Europe and the rest of the world.
+1 Pt | Elena Ruiz (ESP)
Spanish National Team Player. Club: Sant Andreu. Position: Driver
Born in 2004 and already having an Olympics on her resume, despite the age and experience of her teammates, she is not afraid to dare, with courage and with a very good shot. Enterprising.
+2 Pts | Silvia Avegno (ITA)
Italian National Team Player. Club: Mataro. Position: Wins.
In every match at the World Championships, she was prepared, always attentive in defense, and sharp in attack. From the first match in the group, going through to the success in the quarter-finals against the United States (which left the podium area after years of absolute dominance) to the win in the bronze-medal match with Australia. Tenacious
+3 Pts | Rita Keszthelyi (HUN)
Hungarian National Team Player. Club: Mataro. Position: Driver
Just two words to describe her: talent and brains. She has tremendous experience and a track record in the national team and the Spanish club where she plays. She combines her very talented play with the intelligence of someone who plays real water polo. Eternal
+4 Pts | Matilda Tilly Kearns (AUS)
Australian National Team Player. Club: USC Trojans. Position: Center-forward
She is a center, but in reality, she is a universal player, the backbone of the Australian team. She led the team to the bronze medal match at the World Championships in Fukuoka. Omnipresent.
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+5 Pts | Brigitte Sleeking (NED)
Dutch National Team Player. Club: Olympiacos. Position: Driver
Player with an important physique and complete technical skills. Always present in important matches and has an excellent vision of the game. She scored the decisive penalty in the gold medal final against Spain at the World Cup in Fukuoka. Fundamental.
+1 Pts | Francesco Di Fulvio (ITA)
Italian National Team Player. Club: Pro Recco. Position: Driver
The Champions League winner with Pro Recco and the silver medallist with Italy at the World Cup in Los Angeles
+2 Pts | Felipe Perrone (ESP)
Spanish National Team Player. Club: Barceloneta. Position: Driver
The Spanish captain remains one of the key players in the national team and Barceloneta. The bronze medal winner in Japan with Spain and the bronze medalist with Barceloneta in the Champions League.
+3 Pts | Angelos Vlachopoulos (GRE)
Greek National Team Player. Club: Novi Beograd. Position: Driver
Even though he was absent from the World Championships in Japan, he remains one of the best European players at the moment. Finalist of the Champions League with Novi Beograd.
+4 Pts | Alvaro Granados (ESP)
Spanish National Team Player. Club: Novi Beograd. Position: Driver
One of the leaders of the Spanish national team. The bronze medalist with Spain in Fukuoka, the World Cup winner in Los Angeles and the finalist of Champions League with Novi Beograd. Awarded the best player of the Champions League Final Eight.
