Competitive water polo club based on the Treasure Coast — men, women, and kids programs. We travel to tournaments across the country and are always looking for the next great player to join the bowl.
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Treasure Coast Water Polo is a competitive water polo club based in Stuart, FL at Sailfish Splash Olympic Swimming Pool — with programs for men, women, and kids. We're a tight-knit group of players who take the game seriously — but not ourselves. We travel to tournaments, compete hard, and have a great time doing it.
We're good. We're not great. We're all getting older. And we wouldn't have it any other way. What we lack in youth we make up for in experience, hustle, and the kind of team chemistry that only comes from years of playing together.
Our coach David Weston also leads the water polo program at Jupiter High School — so we're always connected to the next generation of players coming up through the sport on the Treasure Coast.
Think you've got what it takes to float with us? We're always looking for competitive players who want to travel, compete, and be part of something fun.
USA
Venezuela
Kazakhstan
Cuba
France
South Africa
Hungary
Bahamas
Europe
Treasure Coast Water Polo welcomes players of all backgrounds, nationalities, and skill levels. Everyone is welcome in the bowl.
"We float, we fight, we travel.
The Fishbowl is always open."
We're the only competitive water polo club between Palm Beach County and the Space Coast. Players drive to us from all over Martin County, St. Lucie County, and Indian River County — and our home pool at Sailfish Splash in Stuart is an easy trip from every one of these towns.
Serving all of Martin County, St. Lucie County, Indian River County, and northern Palm Beach County — the whole Treasure Coast and South Florida water polo community is welcome in the bowl.
The Original Crew · 2022
Before there were jerseys, sponsors, or national tournaments — there was Richard Taylor, a love for water polo, and a vision to give his son the chance to play the sport he loved.
In the early days it was pure bootleg water polo. Richard designed and built goals out of 4-inch PVC pipe, guys jumped in and started throwing a ball around, and for a while — it was magic. Until the county showed up and threw them out for not having insurance.
Richard didn't quit. He filed the paperwork, created a 501(c)(3), got it insured, and became an official USA Water Polo club. The first official practice of Treasure Coast Water Polo was Richard and his son in the pool together in 2021.
Everything you see here started with that moment. Thank you, Richard.
Coach David Weston · Still In The Water
Coach David is a Miami native who grew up in the deep end of Florida water polo — a 1996 Florida high school state champion, 1996 MVP of Florida, and 4-time All-American who has played in pools from Miami to Jacksonville and everywhere in between.
Three decades later he's still playing and still winning — a multi-time Florida Sunshine State Games champion who competes across the South Florida water polo circuit — and now he's building the next generation of the sport on the Treasure Coast. In addition to leading Treasure Coast Water Polo, David is the head of the water polo program at Jupiter High School.
His coaching philosophy is simple: take the game seriously, not yourself. Fundamentals, fitness, and fun — in that order, and all three every practice.
We're always looking for competitive players who love the game and want to travel. Whether you played in college, at the club level, or just never stopped playing — if you can swim and you know the game, let's talk.
The Fishbowl Floaters travel to tournaments across the country — putting your brand in front of competitive athletes, sports fans, and communities from coast to coast. Help us cover the costs and we'll make sure everyone knows who's keeping us in the water.
Custom sponsorship packages available. Let's talk.
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Game days, tournaments at Sailfish Splash, and the next generation coming up through the sport — more moments from the Treasure Coast water polo community.
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