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Waterpolo - We are the CHAMPIONS!
Outram clinches 2nd B Division Water Polo Championship title
Following the historic win in 2013, the Outram Water Polo team met with a dry spell where
titles were concerned. Thus in March 2017, the team entered the competition viewed as a
non-threatening force. After successfully fending off strong boys such as Raffles Institution,
Hwa Chong and St Andrews in the preliminary rounds, the team lost to ACS (Barker) and
ACS (Independent).
Despite a winding path to the finals, the team made it to the big match based on goal
differences. The boys worked every muscle in their bodies and mustered every ounce of grit
and determination as they prepared for the final. They believed that the only way they could
beat a stronger opponent was to work as a team. Riding on the back of unwavering support
from their coach, teachers, parents and friends, they brought home a fairy tale ending in the
form of the championship title on 27 March 2017.
For Straits Times featured article, please click here.
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