| Founded | 1930 |
|---|---|
| League | Maltese Waterpolo Premier League |
| Based in | San Pawl il-Baħar |
| Arena | Sirens, San Pawl il-Baħar. |
| Colors | |
| Owner | Dr. Carmel Lino Vella |
| President | Dr. Carmel Lino Vella |
| Head coach | Mr. Ranko Perovic |
| Manager | Mr. Sean Aquilina |
| Championships | 8x Champions |
| Division titles | 11x K.O |
| Local media | https://www.facebook.com/Sirenswaterpolo/ |
| Website | http://www.sirensasc.com/ |
Sirens Aquatic Sports Club is an aquatic sports club with over 500 fully paid up members, one of the largest of its kind in Malta. The club is run by an elected committee which devolves some of its duties and tasks to various sub-committees. All committee and sub-committee members are volunteers and receive no payment for their work.
The statute of the club lays down the scope for the existence of the same club which is:
For many years Sirens ASC has been in the forefront of Maltese aquatic sports and has faced many challenges that would have defeated a less strong minded group of people. In 1998 the club premises were destroyed by a vicious storm but they were not only rebuilt within a few months to higher standard but the club went on to develop what is now Malta's number one private water sports facility.
Financially the club is dependent on the rentals of its facilities, sponsors, donors and its members. Over the past fifty years the club has grown from a humble wooden shack on a barren rock by the sea to a fully fledged facility used by thousands of patrons every summer.
All this has been made possible by the hard work of a group of people who every year dedicates most of their free time to the service of the club, its members and the local community and obviously to its president Dr. Vella who every year dedicates a lot of his time and money towards the good of the club
On 8 December 1988, the clubhouse was destroyed in a storm, together with trophies and club records. The clubhouse was then rebuilt and refurbished several times, by club president, Lino Vella and club vice president, John Farrugia. [1]
On 6th August 2017, the club launched a €10,000,000 investment to revamp the club's premises and facilities, to modernize and add 2 swimming pools (50x25 outdoor and 25x13 indoor), add a state of the art gym,2 fully equipped restaurants as well as club offices. The construction of the Sirens Pool was completed in September 2021 ready to be used and the club's indoor pool is set to be opened and state of the art gym was opened on 1st April 2023. [2]
Season 23/24
Thomas Micallef (GK) (C) Matthew Bonello Du Puis (GK) Matthias Azzopardi Ken Erdogan Isaiah Riolo Matthew Sciberras Jerome Zerafa Gregory Mattias Ortoleva Jake Cachia Peter Borg Paul Serracino Gianni Farrugia Matthew Chircop Kydon Agius William Ruggier Julian Cauchi Thomas Perici Ferrante
Jan Evert Veer 
Tamás Märcz 
Francesco Porzio Zsolt Varga 
Predrag Zimonjić Árpád Babay Csaba Kiss Christian Presciutti 
Nicolas Constantin Bicari
Sergi Mora Belmonte Valentino Gallo Pietro Figlioli Mátyás Pásztor John Farrugia Dirk Dowling Sandro Campagna Marco Baldineti Paolo De Crescenzo Marco Risso
Sergio Afrić Marko Pantovic
Sasko Popovski Pino Dragojevic Marko Orlovic Igor Vukanovic Ranko Perović 
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