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San Giljan clinch Knockout Trophy for the Second Time

San Giljan have secured the Womenโ€™s Waterpolo Knockout Cup for the second time in their history after defeating Sirens 22โ€“16 in a high-scoring final. The result marked the very first defeat for Sirens across all competitions in 2026.
Elena Borg turned in a masterclass performance for San Giljan, finishing as the match protagonist with a stunning 10-goal haul. E. Uruna heavily supported the offensive charge with 6 goals, while Ella Miceli, Marierose Tully, and Shanice Cassar each contributed 2 goals to seal the silverware.
Sirens fought hard despite suffering their first loss of the year. Martha Perici Ferrante led their scoring with 6 goals, followed by Kaia Agius with 4 goals, and Chloe Amato with 3. Elisa Amato, E. Pirat, and Nevise Agius scored 1 goal apiece.

San Giljan Secure Final Spot Against Sliema

San Giljan 17 โ€“ 14 Sliema
San Giljan booked their place in the final by overcoming a tough Sliema side 17โ€“14, handing Sliema their second defeat of the tournament. Elena Borg was once again lethal in front of the net, scoring 7 goals. Marierose Tully and E. Uruna both scored hat-tricks with 3 goals each, while Abby Bonello, Thea Saliba, Ella Miceli, and Shanice Cassar scored 1 goal each.
Sliema’s efforts were spearheaded by V. Baska, who netted 5 goals. Sophie Camilleri secured a hat-trick, while Yara Bonnett, Elaya Schembri, and Kaylern Cutajar scored 2 goals each. Francesca Paolella rounded out the scoring with a single goal.

Sirens Open Knockout Campaign with Dominant Win

Sirens 21 โ€“ 13 Sliema
Earlier in the tournament, Sirens started their Knockout campaign in style with an easy 21โ€“13 victory over Sliema. Both teams featured an international foreign player in their lineups.
Kaia Agius and E. Pirat paced Sirens with 5 goals each. Chloe Amato struck 4 times, while Zaira Bartolo and Martha Perici Ferrante scored 2 goals each. Eyla Montfort, Elisa Amato, and Kendra Navarro scored 1 goal each.
For Sliema, Sophie Camilleri registered a hat-trick. Nadja Azzopardi, Francesca Paolella, Elaya Schembri, and V. Baska scored 2 goals each, while Lisa Fenech and Holly Camilleri chipped in with 1 goal each.

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