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2025 Nautilus

by The British Octopush Association

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The BOA Nautilus 2025 took place this past weekend at Ponds Forge, Sheffield, bringing together the very best of UK underwater hockey. With 42 teams, 126 games, and almost 450 players, it was one of the biggest and most exciting Nautilus events to date.

For the fourth year in a row, a different champion emerged in Division 1. This time, the honours went to Yorkshire A, who last lifted the title 30 years ago under the Leeds club banner – a fantastic return to the top for the region.

Division 1

  1. Yorkshire A

  2. Southsea A

  3. TSW A

  4. West Wickham A

  5. Manchester A

  6. West London A

  7. Yorkshire B

Top Goal Scorers: Joe Moss & Karol Gyba – 6 goals each

Division 2

  1. Dunstable A

  2. Pembroke A

  3. Bristol A

  4. Southsea B

  5. TSW B

  6. West Wickham B

  7. Orkney

Top Goal Scorer: Jonathan Bint (Dunstable A) – 11 goals

Division 3

  1. Manchester B

  2. West London B

  3. Sussex

  4. Glasgow

  5. Bournemouth & Southampton

  6. St Albans

  7. Manchester C

Top Goal Scorer: Isaac Rhodes Dawson (Manchester B) – 10 goals

Division 4

  1. Plymouth

  2. Yorkshire C

  3. Isle of Wight

  4. Guildford

  5. Midland Marlins

  6. NEROS

  7. South West Legends

Top Goal Scorer: Albie Gray (Yorkshire C) – 11 goals

Division 5

  1. West Wickham C

  2. Caledonia

  3. York

  4. Nottingham

  5. Yorkshire D

  6. Sawston

  7. Pembroke B

Top Goal Scorer: Rurik Gowland (Caledonia) – 11 goals

Division 6

  1. Dunstable B

  2. Oxford Uni

  3. Manchester D

  4. Bristol B

  5. Islington

  6. Leeds Freedivers

  7. Ipswich

Top Goal Scorer: Martyn Butterworth (Dunstable B) – 12 goals

This year’s event showcased the depth, passion, and competitiveness of underwater hockey in the UK. From seasoned clubs to developing squads, every division delivered moments of skill, teamwork, and determination. The top scorers across each division also deserve special recognition for their standout performances in front of goal.

A special mention must go to the referees and volunteers, whose hard work behind the scenes made the weekend possible. Without their dedication, Nautilus simply couldn’t run at this scale.

👏 Congratulations once again to all teams who competed. With the sport growing stronger every year, we’re already looking forward to seeing what Nautilus 2026 will bring!