Weyburn Hurricanes Waterpolo

We are back at the Lawson this weekend with the final 2026 Provincial Evolution League (PEL) games of the season.

Schedule Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uF9XUxToLSUEZuHbOQdb9iZ0MbxQFnhegFeHG7d90WY/edit?usp=sharing

Reminder that the game times on Sunday, Feb 8th have changed. See the schedule for details.

All teams will have games on Sunday. These games will not be displayed in your RAMP apps until all games Saturday have been finished.

Tomorrow marks the start of the Future Best Cup and we couldn’t be more excited to host this tournament for the very first time!

Designed to support skill-building and development for our younger athletes, this weekend is all about learning, growth, and great competition.

We’re thrilled to welcome clubs traveling in from out of province and can’t wait to see the energy they bring.

45 games in 3 days… let’s go! 💪🏽

Schedule: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lQJhhMsiFYZS9nUOHq4_6JysWNu6sGz3hx-mWjSoXho/edit?usp=drivesdk (link in bio)

Another sad day for the Hurricanes. Waterpolo balls off to Estevan where they will be put to good use.
These items don't store well and have a limited life so it's better another club uses them rather than go to waste.

Thank you to the MANY sponsor who have helped with equipment over the years, especially .

RIP Weyburn Waterpolo. nets off to their new home in Humboldt!

Maybe we will meet again in 2 or 3 years. Please share.

And that folks, is how we do it..

This historic photo captures the first international women’s water polo match, played on 22 April 1922 during the Women’s Olympiad in Monte Carlo. The game was held right inside Port Hercules, where a section of the harbour was cordoned off and fitted with floating wooden goals. You can see the ships and the steep hillside of Monaco in the background, while the players—wearing early 1920s bathing caps—battle for the ball in open seawater. That day, the Netherlands defeated Great Britain 6–0, proving women could compete at the highest level and marking a milestone in the sport’s history. This image is one of the rare surviving action shots of that pioneering event, where cold Mediterranean waters and curious spectators set the stage for a breakthrough in women’s international sport.

https://youtu.be/zIgv8ni0q9c?si=nPDf3Aw_vzyWn6fr

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