innertube water polo

For the first time ever, Innertube Water Polo is here for the Spring Season!!

Get your team together and join in on the fun this Spring!

UPCOMING innertube water polo LEAGUES

ALL ABOUT OSSC innertube water polo

Innertube Water Polo is a variant of water polo with the important difference that players are required to float in inflatable inner tubes. By floating in an inner tube, players experience less contact and expend less energy than traditional water polo players, not having to tread water.

Get the team together, or join as an individual and we hope to see you in the water this season!

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU PLAY WITH OSSC

Fun-FOcused Leagues

Full-Time Customer Service

Schedules & Standings

Quality Game Locations

Prizing for League championS

Discounts at Local Pubs!

Self-Officiated Leagues

INCLUSIVity- All Are Welcome!

HIGHLIGHTS + LeAGUE DETAILS

Innertube Water Polo takes place on Sunday evenings1
Games are 55-minutes long with staggered start times.
Exclusively played at the Boys and Girls Club – Ron Kolbus (Britannia) Clubhouse Pool.
- OSSC does its best to balance all teams’ timeslots, however; several factors can impact league schedules, including permit updates, and number of registrations.
Leagues begin early-May and end mid-to-late June.
Rosters & Schedules will be available to registered players at least two (2) days prior to your first game.
Register as an individual, with friends or as a team!

Skill Division & Roster

All leagues are Recreational and are fun-focused!
Individual teams will receive a Welcome Letter and Roster update at least two (2) days prior to your first game.
Mixed Gender Leagues: Teams must always play with a minimum of 2 men and 2 women in the pool.
Single Gender: Teams must always play with the same gendered players in the pool.
Open Gender: There are no minimum gender requirements. Players participate freely without restrictions existing as to how many players of each gender are in the pool.

rules & equipment

All leagues are self-officiated.

Rules for each sport can be found on the OSSC Sport Rules page. (See Link Below)

While there is a lifeguard on-site, all players must know how to swim as players can expect to fall out of their tubes.

All equipment and set up is taken care of by SSC staff. Your team just needs to come and play!