SF Tsunami Water Polo
SF Tsunami Water Polo
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About this organization
Mission
Providing a safe, inclusive environment for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer athletes and straight allies to participate in aquatics.
About
San Francisco Tsunami Water Polo was started in 2000 as an inclusive LGBTQ masters team. From the beginning, Tsunami Water Polo has attracted women and men who are visceral, fun-loving, smart and ready for anything. While the ability levels of our players range from new recruits to college stars, we all share a love of a collective physical and mental effort that sets us apart from the more individually focused aquatic sports of swimming and diving. Water Polo is not a sport for loners; we must be able to constantly telegraph our thoughts and movements to our teammates. While this is difficult enough to do on land, the ability to sense a passing opportunity while struggling against an opponent halfway underwater makes the sport truly challenging and unique.
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