OFFICIALS have labelled the opening round of the tri-towns women's water polo series an outstanding success.
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In a bid to provide different opposition, Albury, Wagga and Canberra sides locked horns at Wagga on Saturday.
Sharks led the way.
They defeated Tuggeranong Vikings (18-4), Wagga Bidgeegators (13-2) and Gungahlin Dragons (11-5).
Pool Pirates also impressed, accounting for Wagga Bidgeegators (8-6) and Gungahlin Dragons (9-6).
Albury Tigers defeated Gungahlin Dragons (14-6) and Tuggeranong Vikings (12-4).
"It was a great day of water polo, providing more competitive games for our local teams," Sharks star Leah Dodd said.
It was a great day of water polo, providing more competitive games for our local teams
- Leah Dodd
The results will count for the Ovens and Murray competition with the next round to be played in January.
In men's matches, Sharks edged out Northside 13-11.
Shannon Gould was outstanding for the victors while Ben Douglass also turned in a strong performance.
Tyson Mutsch kept his side in touch with a lionhearted showing.
Pool Pirates defeated Albury 10-2 with Will Murphy and Matt O'Connell starring.
