Underwater Rugby

Underwater rugby is a fast-paced, anti-gravity contact sport played in a pool up to 5m deep. 

Players wear a mask, snorkel and fins and hold their breath to tackle underwater. 

The ball is filled with salt water and can be passed in any direction. Players score a goal at the bottom of the pool by prying the goalie away from the basket.

Victoria Seadragons is the only underwater rugby club in Victoria and it competes in competitions around Australia. 

This program runs on Thursday evenings at Aqualink Box Hill and includes a warm up, drills and a game. Beginners are always welcome and the club can provide equipment and a free trial.

For more information or to attend a training session, contact Victoria Sea Dragons.

Email: victoriaseadragonsuwr@gmail.com.au 

FacebookVicSeaDragonsUWR

Aboriginal flagTSI flagWhitehorse City Council acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the land. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.