2019 Girls High School divisions and teams

• Division 1: Bellevue, Curtis, Gig Harbor, Mercer Island, Newport, Ingraham, and Auburn Mountainview
• Division 2 East: Auburn, Auburn Riverside, Emerald Ridge, Enumclaw, Kennedy Catholic, Puyallup, Rogers, and Roosevelt
• Division 2 West: Bainbridge Island; Lakes, Lincoln, Peninsula, So. Kitsap, Stadium, Wilson
• Division 3: Kentridge, Tahoma, Foss, Northshore SD, Mt. Tahoma, Shorecrest/Wood, and Glacier Peak/Snohomish

2018 Girls HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Gig Harbor High School
2. Curtis High School
3. Bellevue High School

2017 Girls HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Gig Harbor High School
2. Curtis High School
3. Bellevue High School

2016 Girls HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Gig Harbor High School
2. Curtis High School
3. Newport High School

2015 Girls HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Gig Harbor High School
2. Newport High School
3. Curtis High School

2018 Boys HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Curtis High School
2. Bainbridge Island High School
3. Roosevelt High School

2018 Boys High School divisions and teams 

Division 1: Bainbridge Is., Bellevue, Curtis, Mercer Is., Newport, Puyallup, and Roosevelt

Division 2 East: Auburn, Auburn Mountainview, Auburn Riverside, Emerald Ridge, Enumclaw, Kennedy Catholic, and Rogers

Division 2 West: Gig Harbor, Kentridge, Lakes, Peninsula, South Kitsap, Stadium, and Wilson

Division 3: Ballard/Ingraham, Glacier Peak/Snohomish, Kentwood/Kentlake/Tahoma, Mark Morris/RA Long, Northshore SD, Sammamish/Interlake, Shorecrest/Shorewood

2017 Boys HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Curtis High School
2. Roosevelt High School
3. Mercer Island High School

2016 Boys HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Curtis High School
2. Bellevue High School
3. xx High School

2015 Boys HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Curtis High School
2. Bellevue High School
3. Mercer Island High School

2014 Boys HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Bellevue High School
2. Curtis High School
3. Mercer Island High School

2013 Boy's HS Water Polo Championship results

1. Bellevue High School
2. Mercer Island High School
3. Roosevelt High School

Official's Code of Conduct

The SPSL-Water Polo Referee Association (SPSL-WPRA) Official's Code of Conduct is largely based on the tenets of the National Association of Sports Officials, with appropriate modifications when necessary to conform to the sport of water polo and the requirements of the SPSL Water Polo League.

1. Officials shall be free from any obligation other than the fair and impartial judging of the water polo contest. Anything which may lead to a conflict of interest, either real or apparent, must be avoided. Gifts, favors, special treatment, privileges, employment or a personal relationship with a school or team which can compromise the perceived impartiality of officiating must be avoided.

2. Officials shall master both the rules of the game and mechanics necessary to enforce the rules, and shall exercise authority in an impartial, firm, and controlled manner. Referees may clarify calls, not lecture individuals regarding behavior.

3. Officials shall be professional in their demeanor. The use of profanity and the consumption of alcoholic beverages or use of tobacco products is prohibited at all SPSL Water Polo League events.

4. Officials shall work with each other and the SPSL Water Polo League in a constructive and cooperative manner. Public criticism of the SPSL Water Polo League, other officials, member institutions, or individuals involved with a member institution, is strictly prohibited.

5. The SPSL-WPRA Mission is to enhance and enrich the student-athlete experience. Officials should endeavor to meet this mission, without prejudice towards the ability or gender of the student-athletes involved.

6. Officials shall never participate in any form of illegal gambling, or gambling on any sporting event in which they have either a direct or indirect involvement.