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National C Division Basketball: Dunman Secondary clinches the championship with a stellar 68-43 win over Catholic High
With strategic playmaking and domineering aggression, Jayson Tan (#7) of Dunman Secondary School led all scorers with a game high 28 points and leads his team to a convincing 68-43 victory against Catholic High School, winning the championship title for National C Division Basketball.
C Division Girls Basketball Final: NYGH topple SCGS 48–31 to claim championship
Nanyang Girls' High School (NYGH) overcame a slow start to beat Singapore Chinese Girls' School (SCGS) 48–31 in the finals of the National C Division Basketball Championship. Bridget Wu (NYGH #27) led all scorers with 15 points, while Rae-Ann Chua (NYGH #32) followed closely behind with 11. Celeste Niam (SCGS #4) put up 8 points for her team, while Wang Jia Yue (SCGS #11) added 6 points.
National C Div Rugby: 13-man ACS(I) beat St Andrew’s 19-7 for 2nd Grand Slam in 3 years
Anglo-Chinese (Independent) held on to beat St Andrew's Secondary School 19-7 for its fourth-straight National Schools Rugby Championships C Division title. ACS(I) had two boys sent off in the second half for dangerous play, but captain Tycen Yeoh's steady kicking helped his team ensure there was no repeat of the only loss they suffered against the same opponents in the preliminary round robin phase.