Watch Otter Ladies take on THE BEST OF Great BRITAIN - in London!

For the first time ever, the Otter Ladies Waterpolo team will be playing their round games of the British Championships here on home soil in London! The competition takes on an exciting new format this year, which means Otter will play three round games here in London, with the top 4 teams progressing to the Super Finals on the 27th & 28th of May @ Sandford Parks Lido.

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Otter finish in style

The sixth season of BWPL's Super 5s reached a thrilling conclusion at Gloucester's GL1 pool this weekend, with three teams - Manchester, Otter and Liverpool Lizards - very much in contention for the women's title. With 2 games remaining Manchester held a narrow 1 point lead over Otter and Liverpool.

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Get your tickets to the Otter Dinner

The 2017 Otter Dinner will be held on Friday 31 March, at Holiday Inn London Bloomsbury, Coram Street, London WC1N 1HT from 7pm to 1am. Tickets are priced at £52 which includes formal three-course meal plus table wine (or soft drinks) followed by a disco.

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Solid start to the Super 5's season in Luton

Otter brought Liverpools perfect record of 16 wins to an end with a 7 all draw in a thrilling first match of the new Super 5's campaign at Luton Saturday. Otter led 3-0 in the second quarter and, although Liverpool pulled up to 4-4 towards the end of the third, Otter went into the last minute of the game with a 7-5 lead. Otter were unable to hold on for the win, letting Liverpool score twice in the last 51 seconds, with two extra man goals, to level the game. Otter scorers: Emma Hamilton-Foster (2), Kathy Rogers (2), Lex Higlett (2), Lily Turner (1).

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2016 Handicap winners

Congrats to the Otter 2016 Handicap winners Pip Bennet, Etienne Cambier & Joana Sandrin.

There are two overall handicap trophies, one for open water events only and one for all the pool and open water handicap events combined. Pip Bennett and Etienne Cambier were joint winners of the Overall Handicap Points Trophy (George H. Rope Averages Trophy, 1911). And Pip Bennett was back at it again becoming joint winners with Joanna Gauer of the Handicap Points Open Water Trophy,(Frank Sachs Challenge Cup, 1923).

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