Event Original Schedule New Schedule Masters National Championships & Hall of Fame Induction Luncheon June 12-14

Hall of Fame – June 12 August 21-23

Hall of Fame – August 21 Junior Olympics Session I July 18-21 – Stanford CA November 21-24 – Stanford, CA – 10U/12U/14U Boys & Girls & Mixed Junior Olympics Session II July 23-26 – Stanford CA December 27-30 – Irvine, CA – 16U/18U Boys & Girls Clearwater Beach Challenge May 16-17 TBD ODP Girls National Championship May 22-24 TBD ODP Girls NTSC May 22-24 TBD ODP Boys NTSC May 22-24 TBD Welcome To Texas Shootout May 23-25 September 5-7 Great Lakes Classic June 27-28 TBD Golden State Invitational July 10-12 TBD Men's & Women's Senior Nationals July 10-12 Canceled

Irvine, CA - April 10 - USA Water Polo announced today that it will reschedule the 2020 National Junior Olympics and the 2020 Masters National Championships. Several other events have been canceled or postponed. The decision was reached after analysis of recent public health data and consultation with athletes, coaches, parents, and officials across the nation, as well as the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee, FINA, USAWP Zone and water polo club leadership. USA Water Polo sanctioned practices and events will continue to be suspended until further notice.The(originally June 12-14) will now be heldin Orange County, CA. In addition, theoriginally scheduled for June 12, has been postponed untilThe(originally July 18-26) will now be divided into two distinct sessions in partnership with local organizing committees from Stanford and Irvine.featuringcompetition for boys, girls and mixed divisions will take placeatand the surrounding area.featuringboys and girls will take placeand the surrounding area.USA Water Polo is in active discussions to clear participation eligibility for in-season high school athletes during Session II of the Junior Olympics; look for further updates. The age cut-off for athletes competing in 16U, 14U, 12U and 10U will remain August 1, 2020. Just like it would be for the originally scheduled Junior Olympics. Eligibility for 18U athletes including college freshman is still to be determined and we will share more information on this as soon as we have it. More information will be shared on qualification dates as soon as possible from USA Water Polo and your respective zone.Theoriginally scheduled for May 23-25 in San Antonio, Texas will now take placeThe Olympic Development Programoriginally postponed until May 22-24 has been postponed until further notice. In addition, theevents scheduled for the same weekend have also been postponed until further notice. More information regarding these events will be shared as soon as it can be confirmed.Thein Florida (May 16-17),(June 27-28) in Michigan and the(July 10-12) in California are all postponed until further notice.Theset for July 10-12 in Irvine, CA is canceled and will not be rescheduled in 2020."That we can pivot in the face of this pandemic to reschedule the lion's share of our 2020 programming is a tribute to our community working together during a very difficult time," said Christopher Ramsey, USA Water Polo Chief Executive Officer. "In reformatting the calendar, our first priority has been the health and safety of players, coaches, officials, club administrators and families. We also wanted to ensure that we could secure outstanding venues and experienced officials. Finally, we wanted to be sensitive to club and scholastic calendars, since we are all in this together, and we wanted to do our best to fashion a revised program that would meet the needs of our USA Water Polo community."USA Water Polo, Inc., is the national governing body for water polo in America, overseeing our United States Olympic program as well as 20 championship events annually, such as Junior Olympics, Masters National Championships and the Division III Collegiate National Championship. With more than 50,000 members, USAWP also is the sanctioning authority for more than 500 Member Clubs and more than 400 tournaments nationwide. USAWP is committed to the development of the sport throughout the U.S. It fosters grass-roots expansion of the sport, providing a national system of affiliated clubs, certified coaches, and officials.