Junior Nationals 2027
SAUWHF is proud to announce that next year’s SA Junior Nationals will be hosted by Gauteng North at Wahoo Aquatic Centre in Johannesburg, from the 1st to the 3rd of April 2027. The contact person for details is Wilco Jonker—072 712 5534. The tournament director is Wesley Reardon—079 493 8237 More details to follow as […]
Results of 2025 CMAS European/Africa Intercontinental Championship
Inter-club Competition 2024
Junior Nationals 2025
Announcing Inter-clubs 2024
The U24 Ladies do it again

The U24 Ladies, Captained by Eleanor de Kock, have once again returned to RSA with a medal, making all South African’s very proud. The U24 Group consisted of 7 countries including South Africa; Argentina, Columbia, France, Great Britain, Netherlands and New Zealand. It was always going to be tough against teams like Columbia, France, GB […]
Player Spotlight – Liam Elferink

Gauteng homeboy, Liam Elferink started playing underwater hockey at the age of 12 and plays for Normal Air Club (NUC). He is a mid-centre who acknowledges is best achievement (prior to Wolds 2019) was receiving the Player of the Tournament at Junior Nationals 3 years in a row. His proudest moment in UWH was the […]
Player Spotlight – Dirk Tromp

Player number 50, Dirk Tromp has once again received another gold medal to add to his 18 gold medals achieved from various Clubs and International Tournaments. This year’s Clubs marks the 20 consecutive Inter-Club Tournament that Dirk has played in. Dirk started playing uwh in high school in Windhoek, Namibia in 1999 and played his […]
Inter-Clubs 2019

It is four year’s since the Cape has held an uwh tournament and thanks Hendri Mouton, Reddam House and Boland, Inter-Clubs 2019 was hosted in the picturesque town of Somerset West. No sure if the call of Table Mountain, the winelands or the magnificent beaches was the motivating factor, but Inter-Clubs boasted a substantial increase […]
Junior Nationals 2020

WELCOME TO THE WILDSIDE A huge thank you to Gauteng Province who took hosting a tournament to the next level. The venue was well appointed with tournament designed posters and décor. A scoring system using lights instead of the very annoying “sirens” was introduced with great success and silence. There were 266 players from 7 […]
