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Past Champions in Clifton Centenary Water Polo Tournament Final

29 September 2024 by Guest

In the News Today:  As the Clifton Centenary Water Polo Tournament headed into Saturday – much like day three of a golf tournament, known as moving day – there was a noticeable increase in intensity, especially among the top teams that had qualified for the quarterfinals, with each of those matches producing enthralling contests.

Hilton College, the winners of Pool A, faced Paul Roos Gimnasium (PRG) in the first of those last eight clashes.

For the first half, it was neck-and-neck. Every time one of the sides went two goals clear, their opponents pulled it back. At the break, it was all square at 8-8. At… continue reading HERE.

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