Throughout the tournament, Sliema ASC demonstrated resilience, teamwork and determination.
Sliema ASC has written a new chapter in Maltese sporting history after claiming the bronze medal in the European Aquatics Challenger Cup. The result marks the first time a Maltese team sport has reached the podium in a European competition.
The achievement follows a challenging campaign that saw the club face strong opposition from teams across Europe. Throughout the tournament, Sliema ASC demonstrated resilience, teamwork and determination, qualities that ultimately helped them secure their place among the competition’s top teams.
Celebrating the milestone, the club described the bronze medal as more than just a sporting success. In a message shared on the club’s official social media channels, Sliema ASC highlighted the moment as a historic step forward not only for the club but also for Maltese sport as a whole.
The players and coaching staff were widely commended for their dedication and commitment during the competition, consistently performing at a high level while proudly representing both their club and Malta on the international stage.
For Malta, this bronze medal stands as a symbol of progress and possibility, proving that local teams can successfully compete at the highest level in European sport.
Well done, team Malta!