Talk:List of water polo organizations

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[edit] Coastal California Zone 11...is that actually a club?

I'm pretty sure that Zone 11, like every other zone, only fields a team for the sake of competing in the national tryouts to determine national teams. They don't really behave like normal clubs, as no zone is a year-round team and the zones don't go to the Junior Olympics. All zone teams probably belong in a section, or article, of their own. Crazy coyote (talk) 05:36, 17 February 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Far too few clubs listed

I tried to add more of the clubs in existence in California, but it would take hours. Of the fifteen or more listen there, I am sure there are at least thirty, even if they aren't all winning the Junior Olympics every year. Anyone with more information, please add.Crazy coyote (talk) 05:36, 17 February 2008 (UTC)