Underwater Rugby isn’t your typical sport. Learn and play UWR with the Pacific Warriors Club.
We welcome beginners and experienced players.
📍 Brisbane Aquatic Centre, Chandler
💥 First session $10
Train with us: https://pacificwarriorsuwr.org/
17/06/2026
A few moments from the water at UWRA Nationals 2026.
Fast plays, tough pressure, quick resets, and plenty of moments where the team had to stay switched on.
It was our first time competing on the national stage, and every game gave us something to take back into training.
Proud of the way both teams showed up.
15/06/2026
Our beginner sessions are open for anyone who wants to give underwater rugby a try.
It’s a chance to get in the water, learn the basics, and see what the sport feels like with the team around you.
If you like a challenge and want to try something new, come join us.
A lot of underwater rugby comes down to positioning.
Where you are in the water changes:
- your support options
- your defence
- your timing during a play
You don’t always need to move faster.
Sometimes you just need to be in the right spot.
10/06/2026
People compare underwater rugby to water polo a lot.
But the games feel very different once you see them side by side.
Underwater rugby is played below the surface, with players constantly diving, rotating, and moving in every direction.
The pace, positioning, and teamwork all work differently underwater.
That’s part of what makes the sport unique.
09/06/2026
This week, Pacific Warriors got to talk about Underwater Rugby on air with 4ZZZ.
Really good chance to share the sport, tell people a bit more about what we do, and hopefully get a few more people curious about giving it a go.
Big thanks to 4ZZZ for having us on and helping us get the sport out there.
Always good to see the sport reaching more people outside the pool.
04/06/2026
Still proud of what both teams achieved at UWRA Nationals 2026.
First nationals appearance for Pacific Warriors and already coming home with medals.
Big moment for the club, the players, and everyone who supported the teams along the way.
A lot of hard work went into getting here and it was great seeing it all come together on the national stage.
What a weekend for the team.
Players don’t stay underwater the whole time.
Teams constantly rotate in and out during the game to recover, reset, and keep the pace up.
Good substitutions matter.
The smoother the rotation, the better the team can keep control during play.
That’s one of the first things you start learning in training.
31/05/2026
A huge thank you to the people and organisations who supported Pacific Warriors on our journey to UWRA Nationals 2026.
These kinds of contributions help us keep training, growing the sport, and building the community around it.
Really appreciate the support from:
Australian Underwater Federation Queensland
Adreno
Swimyourdream
Empowering Virtual Solution
Monkeys - Australian Education and Migration Agency
Without your support, this historic moment wouldn’t have been possible.