Water polo youth championship live stream: All the action from day two in Perth (Australian Youth Water Polo Championships)

Quarter final places remain up for grabs as day two of the Australian Youth Water Polo Championships continues in Perth. Catch the games LIVE on KommunityTV. Watch the REPLAYS.

Mermaids Pink have cemented themselves as real title contenders after picking up their fourth win in the 18U girls competition at the Australian Youth Water Polo Championships.

Undefeated Mermaids started the day off with 26-4 win over fellow Queenslanders UQWPC Barras and ended it with a 24-6 demolition of Adelaide in a crossover match.

The Mermaids will face off against UNSW Wests in the quarter-finals after the Sydney side dispatched of Queensland rivals Barracudas in a thrilling crossover clash.

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A five-goal haul from key forward Chelsea Isaac led the way for UNSW Wests as they held on to win 10-7 in the gruelling clash.

A massive third quarter saw Wests leading by two points heading into the final period, with UQ bringing it down to one with just over a minute remaining.

However a penalty shot awarded to Wests was able to secure the win, before Isaac put away her final goal with the seconds ticking away.

In another crossover contest the Drummoyne Devils pulled off a major upset, downing New Zealand club Sea Wolf 10-8 in their U18 girls crossover match.

The Devils held a narrow 8-7 lead heading into the final quarter, setting up a tense final period.

Despite Sea Wolf managing another goal, the Devils powered ahead with two to set up a quarter final against Polo Bears.

UNSW Wests managed to edge out All Hallows 5-3 in a compelling U14 girls’ encounter while a six-goal final terms helped Nordek cruise to an 11-4 win over Kracken in the u14 girls.

There have been plenty of goals to enjoy over the first two days of competition.

The scores were level heading into the fourth quarter, with UNSW edging in front before Micah Shields secured the win with a goal at the buzzer.

The SNB Breakers have their eyes firmly on the U14 boys’ finals at the Australian Youth Water Polo Championships after a dominant 20-4 win over Mantas in their third group match.

Kosta Tsiaousis and Aidan McGrath contributed five goals each for the Sydney-based side, while Mantas struggled even before losing Elliott Duncanson for three major fouls.

Also in the U14 boys, UWA Bears continued their impressive form, downing Melville Saints 18-2 to extend their winning streak to three.

Earlier in the day, NZ visitors Sea Wolf toppled Richmond/Mermaids 16-7 in their third round U18 girls match.

Richmond/Mermaid started strong and led 2-0 early, but Sea Wolf took no time to equalise, and then ran away with the victory.

Joshua Bradbury led the scoring for the Bears with five goals, followed closely by Ruben Serres with four.

KommunityTV will bring you 11 games of LIVE and EXCLUSIVE action today, including another big derby.

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REPLAYS

Nordek v UWA Gold (14B Green)

Richmond Tigers v Melville Gold (14B Green)

Nordek v Kracken (14G Green)

UQPWC Barras v UNSW Wests (18G Gold Crossover)

Sea Wolf v Drummoyne Devils (18G Gold Crossover)

Mermaids Pink v Adelaide (18G Gold Crossover)

AHS White v UNSW Wests (14G Green)

UWA Bears v Melville Saints (14B Gold)

Mantas v SNB Breakers (14B Gold)

Richmond/Mermaids v Sea Wolf (18G Gold)

UQPWC Barras v Mermaids Pink (18G Gold)

Quiet achiever ready to make some national noise

They are the Sydney club helping produce some of our top water polo players and hoping to take the Australian water polo youth championships by storm thousands of kilometres away from their home waters.

The northern beaches club is fielding teams in both the 14 and 18 and under competitions in the first week of the event, which kicks off on Monday.

More than 40 games will be shown live and exclusive on KommunityTV over the five days of competition at Perth’s HBF Centre. That includes seven gold medal matches on the Friday.

And at the helm are a husband and wife who know better than most what it takes to be successful in the water.

Sydney Northern Beaches Breakers have a fine history in helping produce some of our best players - including Stinger Tilly Kearns - with Athens Olympians Jemma (Brownlow before her marriage) and Dean Semmens now coaching at the club and two of their four children playing in the Western Australian tournament in Cooper, 14, and Jett, 16.

The Breakers boys team from the northern beaches.

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“We are very involved. We both played and we love the sport. It’s such a great community,’’ Jemma said.

But because they do not field a water polo league team, they are not as well known as super clubs like Sydney Uni, Balmain and the Drummoyne and Cronulla.

When it comes to the junior ranks though, they are hoping to be a force to be reckoned with.

“We are a strong junior club with one of the highest rates of participation, but we aren't in the national league,’’ Darren said.

“But we are a bit of a nursery for young players. We have a number of players who were Breakers now in the Stingers.”

Stingers guns Kearns, Bronte Halligan and Hayley Ballesty all started their junior careers with the Sydney Northern Beaches Breakers.

Six teams form the club, one of the biggest for juniors in NSW are competing.

The club is hopeful of making the podium in the 16s and 14s age groups.

The 14s girls recently won the Canberra Cup.

The best and brightest will be playing at the Australian water polo youth championships where junior clubs will compete in 12 and under, 14 and under, 16 and under and 18 and under divisions split across two five-day tournaments and played at four venues in Perth.

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