Month: March 2026

KKASC Finish 5th in Super 5s with two wins

With two wins in the Super 5s, KKASC finished in 5th position in the Super 5s in the elite of the British Water Polo League.

After a great Phase 1 campaign where they finished in 4th position where they won 4 of their 7 games, the team found Phase 2 challenging however managed to win 2 of their 8 matches to finish in 5th place overall.

For their first attempt at this level, the team are encouraged for next season.

Warrender 9-10 KKASC

Defensive intensity and determination were the defining features of a dramatic victory over Warrender. Neither side managed to build a significant advantage as the match developed into a battle of patience and concentration. Every goal felt important, and every defensive stop carried significance. As the final minutes approached, the result remained finely balanced. KKASC found the crucial moments required to edge ahead and then protected that advantage with discipline and teamwork.

KKASC 10-17 Cheltenham

KKASC started positively and competed strongly for long periods against Cheltenham. The contest remained balanced through the early stages, with both teams enjoying promising spells of possession. Cheltenham gradually gained momentum by converting opportunities at important moments and forcing the home side to chase the game. KKASC continued to work hard and searched for a route back into contention, but the visitors maintained control during the decisive stages. The result highlighted the importance of capitalising on opportunities when they arise.

Otter 14-16 KKASC

Two well matched sides delivered an entertaining encounter as KKASC edged past Otter by the narrowest of margins. Momentum shifted repeatedly and neither team was willing to concede control. KKASC responded strongly whenever challenged and found important goals during key phases of the match. Otter remained a threat until the final whistle, ensuring there was little opportunity to relax. The visitors ultimately held their nerve to secure a valuable away victory in a match that showcased resilience and composure.

KKASC 5-0 Western

KKASC produced a professional display against Western, controlling the contest through structure and concentration. Chances were limited throughout the evening, placing extra importance on every possession. The home side remained patient, gradually creating opportunities while denying Western any clear route back into the match. Defensive organisation was the foundation of the performance, and the clean sheet reflected the commitment shown across the pool. It was not a night for unnecessary risks, but for effective execution and intelligent decision making.