Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) beat brother school Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 9-6 to make history by winning the National C Division Championship for the very first time.
The Singapore Management University (SMU) beat defending champions National University of Singapore (NUS) 9-7 to win the Singapore University Games (SUniG) water polo tournament.
Singapore beat Indonesia 7-5 to retain their status as the number one South-east Asian (SEA) water polo nation at the SEA Swimming Championships.
Raffles Institution (RI) beat Temasek Junior College 15-4 to win their fifth National A Division Water Polo Championship in a row.
Raffles Institution beat Hwa Chong Institution 4-2 in a penalty shootout to win the National A Division Water Polo Championship.
Defending champions Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) beat Hwa Chong Institution 11-3 to retain the National B Division Water Polo Championship.
Singapore will be the venue for the first ever Southeast Asia Swimming Championships 2012 (SEA Swimming Championships 2012), the Singapore Swimming Association (SSA) announced.
Singapore beat Malaysia 15-7 to win the country's 24th straight South-east Asian (SEA) Games water polo gold medal. Singapore have won every SEA Games medal since the country's independence in 1965.
