| Australian water polo history launched |
|
|
|
Tracy Rockwell's "Water Warriors" depicts every facet of the colourful history of water polo in this country. It's a must-buy book that will grace your coffee table and be used as a ready reference book. The book, which was on sale during the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney at the weekend and is available on the AWPI website shop, will be launched officially in the major cities from early next month. Tracy Rockwell has broken new ground in creating the history of the sport of water polo in Australia. Literally thousands of people across the country have played the game at school or in clubs, but until now nothing has so painstakingly been documented on the development of the Australian game in this much detail. The publication covers all the pivotal events of Australian water polo year by year; decade by deacde over a 127-year span (1881-2008). The research has re-discovered long forgotten competitions and great players of the past but also contrasts more recent events, teams and athletes right up to the Beijing Olympic Games. "Water Warriors" highlights Australia's Olympic Games and FINA performances at World Championship and World Cup events and even lists the annual premier teams from each State and Territory.
This monumental achievement is idead reading for sports history enthusiasts, past and present members of the Australian water polo fraternity and anyone interested in Australian history. This publication makes for an ideal gift and is the perfect addition to any school or reference library. The recommended retail price is $99.00. Keep an eye out for the launch details in your State by checking the AWPI website. Click here for Water Warrior Media Launch in your State/Territory "WATER WARRIORS" Reviews Received (unsolicited)
"Water Warriors is a magnificent work of high quality and is the entire history up to and including Beijing of Australian water polo at all levels. I have not seen a similar book in any context, being the history of a National Sports Federation in Australia." Peter Montgomery (Patron, AWPI) |
| < Prev | Next > |
|---|
|
View Past Stories ... |