ASEAN Schools Water Polo: Singapore beat Indonesia 14-6
Singapore's water polo team scored their first win after beating Indonesia 14-6 in the opening match of the 3rd ASEAN Schools Games
A Division Water Polo: Hwa Chong beat defending champs RI 6-5 to win first title since 2006
Hwa Chong Institution beat defending champions Raffles Institution 6-5 in a rain-delayed final to capture the National A Division Water Polo Championship.
A Division Girls’ Water Polo: Defending champs RI beat Temasek Junior College 14-4 to retain title
Raffles Institution (RI) won the A Division Girls' Water Polo Championship title for the third straight year after thrashing Temasek Junior College (TJC) 14-4 in the final.
B Division Water Polo: ACS(I) retain title with 8-4 victory over ACS(BR)
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) survived a late charge by Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) to successfully defend their B Division Water Polo Championship title with an 8-4 victory in the final.
C Division Water Polo: ACS(I) sweep surprise finalists Outram Secondary aside to retain title
Defending champions Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) ended Outram Secondary School’s fairy-tale run in the C Division Water Polo Championship with an emphatic 15-0 victory in the final.
C Division Water Polo: Outram to make surprise final appearance against favourites ACS(I)
Outram Secondary School gave the water polo powerhouses a surprise when their C Division boys clinched a spot in the final against defending champions Anglo-Chinese School (Independent).
Water polo: NUS hold off late challenge from Masters to defend their title with a 14-10 victory
National University of Singapore (NUS) stated their dominance in the pool with a 14-10 victory over Masters in the NUS Water Polo Challenge final, retaining their title successfully. Meanwhile, Ngee Ann Polytechnic clinched second runners-up after beating Singapore Management University 12-7 in the bronze medal playoff.
Water Polo: Defending champions NUS sweep NP aside to advance to final
Defending champions National University of Singapore (NUS) defeated last year’s runners-up Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP) 15-6 in the second semi-final of the NUS-Waterpolo Challenge. With the comprehensive victory, host NUS will look to defend their title against Masters, a team made up of senior players, who defeated Singapore Management University (SMU) 15-12 in the other semi-final.