Underwater rugby in Colombia

Underwater rugby in Colombia is played in a system of three major club events per year, with an inter-leagues tournament at the end of each year. From the preceding year's World Cup or major CMAS underwater rugby event, the country's best players are selected to be part of the national team.

Club competition

There are three major events each year, each of which includes every club team. Set for March, June, and October of each year, the events generally involve both women's and men's competitions.

Inter-leagues tournament

Each year is concluded with a final inter-leagues tournament. Since some departments in the country have several teams, a qualifying event is held first. The best players from each department advance to the final tournament, which is usually played in December.

U-21 tournament

To promote youth involvement in underwater rugby and make the game more attractive to newcomers, an Under-21 (U-21) tournament is also held semiannually. It is generally held in August during years preceding major worldwide events for which a national team is selected.

Colombian clubs

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Club name	Department	Current activity
Ecomares club	Antioquia	active
Scuba club	Antioquia	active
UdeA	Antioquia	active
Orcas club	Antioquia	active
Coral club	Antioquia	active
Makos	Antioquia	active
Castores club	Bogota, DC	active
Medusas	Bogota, DC	active
Dragones	Magdalena	active
Pirañas	Meta	active
Cachalotes	Risaralda	active
Leones de Mar	Risaralda	active
Atlantis	Tolima	active
Dolphins club	Valle del Cauca	active
Quelonios club	Valle del Cauca	active
Barracudas Diving Club	Valle del Cauca	active
Hipocampos	Valle del Cauca	active

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