2023-2024 A Year of Growth and Community at LOWPO

By corrin | August 30, 2024 |

This past year was a significant one for LOWPO, marked by many firsts and continued progress toward establishing ourselves as a nationally competitive youth program. While our success in the pool is commendable, my greatest pride comes from the strong community we are building at LOWPO. First and foremost…2023-2024 Year in Review

Inaugural Oswego Lake Open Water Invitational Makes a Splash

By corrin | August 10, 2024 |

LOWPO is making waves with it’s inaugural Oswego Lake Open Water Invitational! The first tournament of it’s kind on Lake Oswego, water polo players from across the region will bring their passion for the sport of water polo to their community. Check out the exciting news coverage HERE. Get ready for an action packed weekend.…

Club Director Daniel Ramirez – USAWP National Award Winner

By corrin | April 11, 2024 |

Irvine, CA – April 4 – USA Water Polo is proud to announce the winners of the 2023 National Awards, honoring their excellent achievements. Established in 2010, the annual awards have each been named in honor of a person or people who have made an extraordinary contribution to the sport of water polo. Winners were chosen through a zone…

LOWPO Takes Gold as Best Youth Sports Club

By corrin | February 29, 2024

    The Lake Oswego Water Polo Organization has been named the “Best Youth Sports Club” for Lake Oswego and West Linn! LOWPO prides itself in providing opportunities for athletes of all abilities ages 8-18, and growing the sport of water polo in the Pacific Northwest. Congratulations to our amazing leadership, dedicated coaches, talented athletes,…

Director and Head Coach Daniel Ramirez Receives Two USAWP Zone Awards

By corrin | February 17, 2024

Congratulations Coach Daniel! Daniel Ramirez, LOWPO’s Director and Head Coach, has been honored USA Water Polo with two 2024 Zone Awards: Brenda Villa Award – Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Ted Newland Award – Development Men’s Coach It is wonderful to see his dedication to PNW youth water polo recognized with these well deserved awards. LOWPO is…

LORAC Virtual Open House

By thrive | May 19, 2021

Available now is an online open house for the Recreation and Aquatic Center.  https://openhouse.jla.us.com/lorac  Please help get the word out and share the link with others. At the online open house, people can learn more about the plans for the new center and help refine designs. This virtual community event is open from now until June…

Lake Oswego Water Polo Teams

High School

High school boys and girls teams focus on high level technical movements and strategy as well as strength training and conditioning. High school athletes learn the benefits of hard work, commitment, collaboration, and perseverance.

14U Competition

Competition teams master strategy and technique while building strength and endurance. Athletes at this stage develop camaraderie, sportsmanship, and resilience. Competition teams require a high level of commitment.

12U Competition

The 12U Competition group learns advanced skills while developing strength and stamina. Athletes at this level cultivate teamwork, sportsmanship, and perseverance. Participation in this group requires a high commitment.  

14U Intermediate

Intermediate athletes advance foundational skills by building on water polo fundamentals, technical movements, and conditioning. This group will gain skills and strength while being supported by their teammates and coaches.

14U Development

Development athletes are both new and returning athletes who are building water polo fundamentals. Practices encourage foundational skills such as ball handling and conditioning in a positive training environment.

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