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Team USA Women Announce Four Match Home Series Against Australia

The USA Women are World Cup champions after claiming gold last week in Sydney
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Irvine, CA - July 30 - Fresh off a World Cup crown, the USA Women's National Team will host Australia next month for four friendly games in California. The World Cup champions welcome the bronze medalists from competition in Sydney as the two nations swap hosting duties. The action starts with a pair of matches in Northern California followed by two more in Southern California. All matches will stream LIVE on Overnght with LIVE stats from 6-8 Sports. Tickets for all four matches are available here. Competition rosters will be announced at a later date.

The World Cup win marked a return to the top of the podium for Team USA after failing to qualify for the World Cup Final in 2025 following four consecutive gold medals in 2010, 2014, 2018, and 2023. The Americans beat the Australians in the semifinal round, 10-6, in front of a pro-Aussie crowd in Sydney before toppling Spain in the gold medal match, 13-9.

Team USA and Australia open the series in Northern California with a match on Tuesday, August 11 at Sacred Heart Prep High School in Atherton, CA at 7pm before reconvening the next night on Wednesday, August 12 at Independence High School in San Jose, CA at 7pm.

The series moves to Southern California on Friday, August 21 with a match at Woollett Aquatic Center in Irvine, CA at 6pm and concludes on Sunday, August 23 at Woollett Aquatic Center at 1pm.

USA Women - Australia Series
August 11: Sacred Heart Prep High School - Atherton, CA - 7pm pt
August 12: Independence High School - San Jose, CA - 7pm pt
August 21: Woollett Aquatic Center - Irvine, CA - 6pm pt
August 23: Woollett Aquatic Center - Irvine, CA - 1pm pt

About USA Water Polo
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 and Masters National Championships. With more than 40,000 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., fostering grass-roots expansion while providing a national system of affiliated clubs, certified coaches, and officials. For more information, visit www.usawaterpolo.org.
 
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