Senior LeaguesWe play at Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre (WRAC) in Kilbirnie, Wellington on Thursday nights 7:20pm - 9:45pm, this is also known as a 'Senior League' night. Throughout the year there are different Leagues organised for players to participate in. They range in length from short 3 week leagues up to longer 8 week leagues.
WUHA Clubs Coordinator & Club RepresentativesWUHA Clubs Coordinator
Nick Healy (Crocodylus) Club Reps
Phoenix - Finn Hollingworth, Josie Hunt, Clark Samuel Crocodylus - Nick Healy, Ben Paviour-Smith KoM - Leah Chamberlin, Claire George |
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Current League - WUHA Cup 2 (5th May - 23rd Jun)
Information about the coming league is to come once teams and draw has been made.
Rules & Notes
- It will be 8 weeks of standard round robin with the usual points system applied (rule of attendance still applies)
- 2 in water refs and 1 out of water ref (to track goal scorers and act as Chief) to be supplied
- Captains check in on your team (create a chat) and get people to show up, ref, track goal scorers etc and do barriers
- No mercenaries or fill-ins
- 2 in water refs and 1 out of water ref (to track goal scorers and act as Chief) to be supplied
- Captains check in on your team (create a chat) and get people to show up, ref, track goal scorers etc and do barriers
- No mercenaries or fill-ins
Teams
Table
Draw
Next League - Full Court (7th July - 21st July)
Sign Up Form to come at a later date.
Previous League Results
WUHA Cup 1 (10th Feb - 7th Apr)
| wuha_cup_league_1_-_wrap_up_published.pdf |
4-a-side League (14th -28th Apr)
| 4-a-side_wrap_up.pdf |
Clubs Selection Process
| wuha_clubs_selection_process.pdf |
Club Leagues Plan 2022
Schedule
League Descriptions
Pool Rules
General:
- Set up may begin at 7:20pm or when the blue mats are down
- Goals and barriers must be placed on the blue mats when getting them in and out of the water
- 2 people per goal bin to carry and when swimming them in the water
- 1 person per yellow barrier to carry and when swimming them in the water
- There is to be no use of the bulk heads, if you must get from one side to the other either walk around or swim across
- There is to be no poolside changing (public have recently been complaining)
- The changing rooms in the programmes pool are available to use and it's requested we prioritise using them over the main ones
- A spotter is required for UWH and is a designated person focused on the pool at all times, they must be seated next to the pool on the blue chair
COVID 19 Specific Rules:
- Wear a face mask
- Scan in on the COVID app
- Sanitize
- Social Distance from other user Groups
- Try to arrive already changed to minimise changing rooms use
- Set up may begin at 7:20pm or when the blue mats are down
- Goals and barriers must be placed on the blue mats when getting them in and out of the water
- 2 people per goal bin to carry and when swimming them in the water
- 1 person per yellow barrier to carry and when swimming them in the water
- There is to be no use of the bulk heads, if you must get from one side to the other either walk around or swim across
- There is to be no poolside changing (public have recently been complaining)
- The changing rooms in the programmes pool are available to use and it's requested we prioritise using them over the main ones
- A spotter is required for UWH and is a designated person focused on the pool at all times, they must be seated next to the pool on the blue chair
COVID 19 Specific Rules:
- Wear a face mask
- Scan in on the COVID app
- Sanitize
- Social Distance from other user Groups
- Try to arrive already changed to minimise changing rooms use
NEED TO KEEP OUR BAGS WITHIN THE RED ZONE
