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National A Div Hockey: Raffles cruise to easy 10-0 victory over Millennia Institute
Raffles Institution (RI) faced little resistance from Millennia Institute (MI), crushing them with a final score of 10-0. With this win under their belt, Raffles is three for three: they have won all three of their games against SAJC, SJI, and MI. All three of their games have been indisputable victories with no goals scored against them. "I think we came into this game with a strong mindset. Even though we had already qualified for the semis, we felt it was important to keep the momentum going," said Raffles captain Raziq Noor (#9). Raffles certainly started the game strong, earning themselves a short corner on the MI goal within the first 40 seconds. They continued to play aggressive, scoring their first goal in the eighth minute.
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April 2019
National A Div Hockey: Raffles cruise to easy 10-0 victory over Millennia Institute
Raffles Institution (RI) faced little resistance from Millennia Institute (MI), crushing them with a final score of 10-0. With this win under their belt, Raffles is three for three: they have won all three of their games against SAJC, SJI, and MI. All three of their games have been indisputable victories with no goals scored against them. "I think we came into this game with a strong mindset. Even though we had already qualified for the semis, we felt it was important to keep the momentum going," said Raffles captain Raziq Noor (#9). Raffles certainly started the game strong, earning themselves a short corner on the MI goal within the first 40 seconds. They continued to play aggressive, scoring their first goal in the eighth minute.
B & C Div Cross Country (Girls): MGS top team standings in historic sweep of both divisional titles
For a historic first time, Methodist Girls' School (MGS) swept two out of a possible two divisional titles at the National Schools Cross Country Championships. MGS secured the championship in the Girls' B and C divisions, both by small victory margins of five and nine points against nearest rivals Cedar Girls' and CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' respectively. Guided by accomplished coach Steven Quek, the MGS girls' victories are historically only their third for each respective division, adding to the school's B Division triumphs in 2001 and 2008 and C Division triumphs in 2007 and 2013. This is also only the fourth time since 2000 that a school has swept both B and C girls' titles, replicating the feats of Commonwealth Secondary in 2002 and 2004 and Raffles Girls' School in 2015.
B & C Div Cross Country (Boys): ACS(I)’s Ferrell Lee makes comeback with individual gold; Chai Jiacheng defends title to lead RI to team victory
Having dropped out mid-race after a fall in last month's National Schools Track and Field 3000-metre final, Ferrell Lee of Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) was looking for redemption at the National Schools Cross Country Championships. Clocking a timing of 13 minutes 36.8 seconds over the 3.8-kilometre race route, Ferrell succeeded in sealing his comeback by winning the C Division boys' individual gold.
National A Div Hockey: Saints secure semi-final spot with 4-0 win against SJI
The Saints boys' hockey team defeated the St. Joseph's lineup 4-0 to secure a spot in the National A Division hockey semi-finals. While the SJI team played valiantly and never gave up, they had no choice but to reluctantly concede goal after goal to the relentless Saints attack.