, — Australia's Stingers, the , completed their five-game test series in  , Australia winning all five matches against Great Britain. The test is part of preparations for the team's  appearance. Moments during the of the first test series match |alt=women playing water poloGreat Britain water polo players on the bench at Aquatic Centre during the second series against Australia.|alt=man and women sitting in chairs watching a water polo game|leftalt=women in swim suits sitting on chairs|The third of a five game test series against the Great Britain women's national water polo team on 25 February 2012. Australia won 15–6. On the far left is Bronwen Knox, then Zoe Arancini, Melissa Rippon, Rowena Webster, Hannah Buckling.alt=woman in water lunging for the ball|An Australian lunges for the ball during the fourth test |leftalt=woman in water with a ball|Melissa Rippon passes the ball in the fifth game|thumb With comfortable wins in all five matches, showing an advantage of at least six goals in each game, the test series was the first time Australia's women competed against Great Britain in six years. The series results have implications for the squad composition; of the seventeen players brought into the Australian training camp running this test series, only thirteen of them can expect an opportunity to travel to London to compete in the Olympics.
Bruce, Canberra — Australia's Stingers, the , completed their five-game test series in Canberra , Australia winning all five matches against Great Britain. The test is part of preparations for the team's 2012 Summer Olympics appearance. Moments during the of the first test series match |alt=women playing water poloGreat Britain water polo players on the bench at Aquatic Centre during the second series against Australia.|alt=man and women sitting in chairs watching a water polo game|leftalt=women in swim suits sitting on chairs|The third of a five game test series against the Great Britain women's national water polo team on 25 February 2012. Australia won 15–6. On the far left is Bronwen Knox, then Zoe Arancini, Melissa Rippon, Rowena Webster, Hannah Buckling.alt=woman in water lunging for the ball|An Australian lunges for the ball during the fourth test |leftalt=woman in water with a ball|Melissa Rippon passes the ball in the fifth game|thumb With comfortable wins in all five matches, showing an advantage of at least six goals in each game, the test series was the first time Australia's women competed against Great Britain in six years. The series results have implications for the squad composition; of the seventeen players brought into the Australian training camp running this test series, only thirteen of them can expect an opportunity to travel to London to compete in the Olympics.
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