Strathclyde earned a hard-fought draw against Birmingham after a competitive encounter that remained closely balanced from beginning to end. Neither side managed to establish a decisive advantage, with momentum regularly shifting throughout the match. The contest featured strong defensive work alongside several well-constructed attacks, ensuring supporters were treated to an entertaining spectacle. Whenever Birmingham threatened to pull clear, Strathclyde responded positively and found a way back into the game. Equally, the visitors had moments where victory seemed within reach before Birmingham rallied. As the final whistle approached, every possession carried significance. The draw was a fair reflection of two evenly matched teams and highlighted the determination shown by both sides.

Strathclyde Aquatics travelled to Solihull knowing they faced a challenging fixture against determined opposition. The match remained competitive for long periods, with both teams looking to establish control through disciplined possession and positive attacking play. Solihull managed to gain an edge during key moments of the contest, converting opportunities effectively whenever pressure increased. Despite the result, Strathclyde continued to compete with determination and produced several encouraging passages of play. The squad worked hard defensively and never allowed their effort levels to drop. Valuable lessons were gained throughout the encounter and there were positive signs in both attack and defence. While the outcome did not go their way, the experience provided an important opportunity for development and growth.

Having already completed one demanding fixture, Strathclyde returned to the pool to face Solihull. The hosts started strongly and were able to build momentum during the early exchanges. Strathclyde worked tirelessly to remain in contention and produced several promising attacking passages, but found it difficult to close the gap once Solihull established an advantage. Despite the result, there were encouraging moments throughout the contest, with the squad continuing to compete until the final whistle. The match highlighted both the challenge of tournament-style weekends and the determination within the group to keep pushing forward regardless of circumstances.

The opening match of the weekend produced a dramatic finish as Strathclyde battled back to secure a hard-earned 11-11 draw against Birmingham. For long periods the contest swung between the two sides, with neither able to establish complete control. Birmingham looked dangerous whenever they found space, while Strathclyde responded with persistence and disciplined possession. As the match entered the closing stages, the pressure increased and every attack carried added significance. The visitors refused to panic and continued to trust their game plan, eventually finding the breakthrough needed to level the score. The final whistle brought an end to an entertaining contest that showcased resilience, composure and a refusal to give up.

KKASC Kirkintilloch produced an encouraging display to defeat Stirling 19-10 in a match that showcased both attacking quality and defensive organisation. The home side settled quickly and established momentum through disciplined possession and intelligent movement around the pool. Stirling remained competitive throughout the opening stages, but KKASC gradually increased their influence on the contest through patient build-up play and effective finishing. As the game progressed, the hosts grew in confidence and continued to create opportunities from a variety of positions. Defensively, the team worked hard to recover possession and limit the chances available to their opponents. The result was a balanced performance that combined commitment, teamwork and composure. By the final whistle, the 19-10 scoreline reflected a deserved victory and provided an excellent platform for the fixtures that followed.

KKASC Kirkintilloch produced an encouraging display to defeat Aberdeen 25-17. The home team established momentum early through organised defending and effective attacking movement. Aberdeen continued to compete and looked to respond whenever opportunities emerged, but KKASC maintained control through consistent teamwork and disciplined execution. The attacking play was particularly impressive, creating regular scoring opportunities while also limiting the chances available to the visitors. The result reflected a strong collective effort and another positive step forward for the squad.

KKASC U17 returned to winning ways with an impressive 22-17 victory over Warrender. The home side played with confidence from the opening whistle and quickly settled into an attacking rhythm. Warrender remained competitive and repeatedly challenged the defence, ensuring the game remained entertaining throughout. KKASC responded well to every challenge and maintained their composure during important moments. Strong teamwork and disciplined possession helped create a steady flow of opportunities, allowing the side to secure a deserved victory.

KKASC U17 began the new year with a highly competitive match against Dunfermline U17. Both teams produced attacking water polo and neither side was able to establish a significant advantage. The lead changed hands on multiple occasions as the contest remained closely balanced throughout. Dunfermline ultimately edged ahead in the closing stages, but KKASC continued to compete with determination and created opportunities right until the final whistle. Although the result went against them, the performance demonstrated resilience and provided a strong platform for the months ahead.

Supporters were treated to a competitive contest as KKASC Cup and KKASC West met in an entertaining fixture. Both teams approached the match positively and looked to attack whenever opportunities arose. The result was a closely fought encounter with momentum swinging from side to side throughout. KKASC West managed key moments effectively and gradually established a narrow advantage. KKASC Cup responded with determination and remained in contention until the closing stages. The narrow scoreline reflected the competitive nature of the contest and highlighted the effort shown by players across both teams.

KKASC West finished the weekend with an impressive 15-6 victory over Stirling. From the opening stages, the home side played with confidence and purpose, creating opportunities through intelligent movement and patient build-up play. Stirling worked hard to remain competitive and produced a number of positive moments. However, KKASC maintained control for long periods through organised defending and effective attacking play. As confidence grew, so did the quality of the performance. The result rewarded a disciplined team effort and provided another encouraging display during an important period of the season.