Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) emerged champions in the A Division Boys' Badminton Championship after beating traditional rivals Raffles Institution. An era of RI dominance was brought to an end as the ACS flag flew high at the end of a thrilling final. RI, who had the championship trophy since 2003, conceded 3-2 to ACS(I).
Despite having three of four starters fouling out and star centre Ang Wei Xian injured, the Anderson JC team showed nerves of steel as its bench held out to the end, sealing a dramatic 54-52 semi-final win over Raffles Institution (RI).
Hwa Chong Institution will defend their A Division Boys’ Basketball Championship against Anderson Junior College after both teams won their respective semi-finals.
Both the Hwa Chong Institution boys’ and girls’ teams have qualified for the A Division Basketball Championship semi-finals after winning two matches in the second round.
Temasek JC, St. Andrew's JC, Raffles Institution, River Valley High, Anderson JC, Hwa Chong Institution, Anglo-Chinese JC and Pioneer JC qualify for the second round of A Division netball.
There are many stories to tell every year at the National Inter-School Track and Field Championships. The difficult part is always to choose which ones to highlight, thereby leaving some in the shade.
In the crucial final Group D clash, Anderson Junior College (AJC) managed a 2-1 victory over Innova Junior College (IJC) which paved the way for Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) to qualify for the next stage of the A Division Football Championship.
Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) got their A Division Netball Championship title defense to a winning start with a comfortable 86-13 victory over Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) in Group C.