EXILES FIRST TEAM (WINNERS OF THE 2nd DIVISION WATERPOLO CHAMPIONSHIP 2006) AND THE EXILES COMMITTEE ARE THE SPECIAL GUESTS OF NET-TV's MAN-UP PLUS (Monday 11 September at 20:30, with a repeat on Tuesday at 10:00) hosted by CHRISTIAN MICALLEF

L-ahhar programm mis-sitt sensiela ta’ Man Up+ fuq NET Television. Fl-istudio se jkun hemm ic-champions il-godda tat-II Dviizjoni tal-waterpolo Malti, Exiles, li regghu rebhu l-kampjonat wara nuqqas ta’ diversi snin. Dan it-team din is-sena rega' mmexxi mill-ex kowc nazzjonali Malti, Dirk Dowling. Fost ohrajn Exiles hadu l-pass kuragguz li f’nofs l-istagun biddlu l-player barrani taghhom, minn Gerben Silvis ghal Marco Booij, it-tnejn li huma Olandizi. Man Up Plus repeat Hosted by Christian Micallef Tuesday 12 Sept at 10:00

Au revoir to our 'big man' - Marco Booij - the Dutch International who for the last seven weeks was the Exiles foreign player in the final round of the Second Division, and who helped in no small way in the Second Division Championship triumph. Thanks Marco, from, the first team, the Under-17's, Under-15's, Under-12's and Under-10's teams and the committee and patrons. Your departure, amid Marco! Marco! Marco!, from the boys at the club yesterday, Sunday 3rd September was proof of the esteem these lads hold for you and your game.

CHAMPIONS

EXILES WIN 2006 SECOND

DIVISION WATERPOLO

CHAMPIONSHIP

IN SPECTACULAR DECIDER

YOU BOYS ARE GREAT

Nicky Imbroll, Alan Borg Cole, John Paris, Sean Gravina, Timmy Sullivan, Alan Arrigo, Joe Cremona (Captain), Martin Calleja, Giuseppe Desira Buttigieg, Jon Jon Tabone, Malcolm Zarb, Marco Booij, David Pace Lupi,
Dirk Dowling (Coach), Andrew Paris (Asst.Coach/President)

(A great thanks goes to Marco Booij (Dutch International) and to the other Exiles foreigner, Gerben Silvis (Dutch International), who helped the team in no small way in the preliminary round)

Welcome

Welcome to the website of Exiles Sports Club which is based in Sliema, Malta in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. It is indeed a site for the time being as since the Committee has commissioned to have its website set up, it was decided to build it gradually. For those who might be interested in the Club’s history, a series of articles are being prepared in chronological order; some of these may already be viewed straight away.

The aim of this website is to portray the Club’s image both in the local as well as in the international sphere of waterpolo, a sport which has been at heart of the Club for nearly four decades since its establishment in 1967.

On the crest of the Club one finds a tower to symbolizing the watch tower built by Grand Master Fra Martini De Redin in the middle of the seventeenth century as part of a line of defence of watch towers built during those times to protect the Island’s inhabitants from invaders. This tower also known as St Julian’s Tower, still overlooks the premises of the Club which are situated below by the water edge.  

There are other pages you may click on for more information on the Club.

The Committee