The New Zealand Senior Men's Team squads will consist of players from school-age to university students, and from professional players overseas to players in the work force. It is our aim to cater for all individual situations and we aim to include any player who commits to the programme and fulfils the requirements set by the National Teams Programme (NTP).

It is our aim to establish a nationwide training system and network where all our athletes, at all levels, are catered for.

Senior Men - Results

2018 – FINA World League Intercontinental Tournament – Auckland, New Zealand – April 3-8

Sid Dymond, Matthew Lewis, Matt Morris; Nicholas Paterson, Iosefa Tuiasau, Matthew Small, Anton Sunde, Liam Paterson, Sean Bryant, Matthew Bryant, Jerome McGuinness, Sean Newcombe, Bae Fountain. Coach: Davor Carevic. Asst: Zoltan Boros. Manager: Quentin Quinn. Physiotherapist: Jacinda Horan.

Game 1: New Zealand 3 vs USA 18

Game 2: New Zealand 15 vs. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 9

Game 3: New Zealand 10 vs. Japan 18

Game 4: New Zealand 10 vs. China 7

Game 5 (5^th-6^th place): New Zealand 6 vs. 12 Canada

New Zealand placed 6^th. 

2017 – FINA World League Intercontinental Tournament – Gold Coast, Australia – April 25-30

Team: Sid Dymond, Matthew Lewis, Matthew Morris, Ryan Pike, Callum Maxwell, Matthew Small C, Anton Sunde, Liam Paterson, Sean Bryant, Matthew Bryant, Jerome McGuinness, Sean Newcombe, Bae Fountain. Coach: Goran Sablic. Asst: Davor Carevic. Manager: Eelco Uri.

Game 1: New Zealand 3 (M Lewis, R Pike, S Newcombe) vs. Australia 18

Game 2: New Zealand 7 (M Lewis 2, A Sunde 2, R Pike, M Small, L Paterson) vs. China 9

Game 3: New Zealand 6 (M Small 3, J McGuinness 2, M Lewis) vs. Japan 18

Game 4: New Zealand 8 (M Small 4, M Lewis, M Morris, A Sunde, S Newcombe) vs. Kazakhstan 15

Game 5: New Zealand 6 (M Small 2, M Bryant 2, A Sunde, L Paterson) vs. United States of America 20

Game 6: New Zealand 5 (M Lewis, M Small, M Morris, M Bryant, A Sunde) vs. China 4

New Zealand placed 5^th. Four teams qualified for World League Super Final.

2014 - Commonwealth Water Polo Championships - Aberdeen, Scotland - April

Team: Dylan Smith, Matt Small, Anton Sunde, Jonny Clarke, Eamon Lui, Adam Pye, Owen Chambers, Matt Bryant, Matthew Lewis, Thomas Kingsmill, Braeden Drennan, Finn Lowery, Tyler Vao. Coach: Dr Jozsef Sike. Assistant Coach: Peter Szilargy . Manager: Lachlan Tijsen

Game 1: New Zealand 9 (E Lui 2, A Pye 3, J Clarke, A Sunde, M Bryant 2) vs. Malta 17

Game 2: New Zealand 6 (A Pye, M Bryant 4, O Chambers) vs. South Africa 6

Game 3: New Zealand 5 (A Pye, M Lewis 2, E Lui, J Clarke) England 10

Game 4: New Zealand 13 (O Chambers 3, T Vao 2, M Lewis 4, A Sunde, J Clarke, M Small, E Lui) vs. Singapore 5

Game 5: New Zealand 7 (B Drennan, A Pye, M Small 2, J Clarke, M Lewis 2) vs. Scotland 9

Game 6: New Zealand 9 (A Pye, J Clarke, M Small, O Chambers, A Sunde, M Lewis 2, T Vao, E Lui) vs. Wales 1

Game 7: New Zealand 15 (E Lui 2, T Vao 2, A Pye 3, A Sunde, M Bryant 2, O Chambers, B Drennan, F Lowery, J Clarke 2) vs. Wales 8 

New Zealand place 5th.

2013 - FINA World Championships - Barcelona, Spain - July/August

Team: Thomas Kingsmill, Matthew Lewis, Stefan Curry, Finn Lowery, Jonathan Ross, Andrew Sierprath, Daniel Jackson, Matthew Small, Eamon Lui, Matthew Bryant, Lachlan Tijsen, Adam Pye, Dylan Smith. Coach: Joszef Sike. 

Game 1: New Zealand 3 (E Lui 2, M Lewis) vs. Spain 18

Game 2: New Zealand 4 (A Pye, D Jackson, M Lewis, M Bryant) vs. Greece 24

Game 3: New Zealand 1 (A Pye) vs. Montenegro 23

Game 4: New Zealand 4 (J Ross, M Lewis, M Bryant, L Tijsen) vs. Croatia 21

New Zealand place 16th.

2013 - FINA World League - Asia-Oceania - Auckland, New Zealand - May

Team: Thomas Kingsmill, Matthew Lewis, Stefan Curry, Finn Lowery, Jonathan Ross, Andrew Sierprath, Daniel Jackson, Matthew Small, Eamon Lui, Conor Lui, Chris Naylor, David Couper, Hunter de Groot, Iosefa Tuiasau, Jamie Cameron, Josh Potaka, Kiran April, Matthew Bryant, Lachlan Tijsen, Adam Pye, Dylan Smith. Coach: Joszef Sike. 

Game 1: New Zealand 12 vs. Japan 17

Game 2: New Zealand 6 vs. China 15

Game 3: New Zealand 6 vs. Japan 16

Game 4: New Zealand 7 vs. China 14