Greece Wins U16 Women's Water Polo World Championship Against Spain
Greece secured the U16 women's water polo title by defeating defending champions Spain, with key performances highlighting their dominance.
Greece secured the U16 women's water polo title by defeating defending champions Spain, with key performances highlighting their dominance.
Greece secured their inaugural international trophy in men's water polo by defeating Hungary in a closely contested final at the Water Polo World Cup in Sydney.
Greece defeated reigning champions Spain 8-5 to progress undefeated to the U16 women's water polo quarterfinals, while both teams secured quarterfinal berths.
Greece achieved a commanding win over South Africa, 33-5, to top Group E in the water polo tournament, led by standout performances from Dimitrios Chatzis and Ilias Angelopoulos.
After a 20-year playing career, Maria Daskalopoulou shifted to refereeing, gaining unique insights and contributing to the growth of women referees in Greece.
Greece secured a crucial 14-9 win against Hungary, improving their chances to qualify for the finals and the Sydney trip at the Women's Division I Water Polo Tournament.
In a closely contested match on the final day of the Division I tournament, Greece secured a win over Spain via penalties, with Spain finishing top of the standings.