Photos by reader Wee Ban Bee
An ACS(I) player feels the full weight an ACJC tackle from behind. (Photo 1 © Wee Ban Bee)
ACJC, Wednesday, April 21, 2010 – The Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) beat Anglo-Chinese Junior College 10-5 for their fourth successive victory to qualify unbeaten for the semi-finals of the A Division Rugby Championship.
ACS(I) started off their season with a 80-0 thumping of Hwa Chong Institution and followed that up with a 67-0 win over Pioneer Junior College.
ACS(I) then beat Catholic Junior College 80-6 before following that up with the defeat of ACJC yesterday.
ACJC finished second in the table with victories over PJC (67-6) and HCI (48-0).
In Group A action, Raffles Institution beat St Andrew’s Junior College 31-3 to finish top of their group with a perfect 3-0 win-loss record after previous victories over Millennia Institute (44-0) and Jurong Junior College (43-0). SAJC finished second with a 2-1 record, their victories coming over JJC (41-0) and MI (24-3).
ACS(I) will now meet SAJC in one semi-final while RI will play ACJC in the other. The semi-final matches are scheduled for May 5th, at the Old Police Academy.
An ACJC rugger swings clear of a tackle. (Photo 2 © Wee Ban Bee)
An ACS(I) player looks for an opening. (Photo 3 © Wee Ban Bee)
An ACS(I) rugger gets to the ball before his ACJC counterpart. (Photo 4 © Wee Ban Bee)
An ACJC player takes it full on from four ACS(I) ruggers. (Photo 5 © Wee Ban Bee)
The ACS(I) #9 and his Catholic Junior College opponent hit the ground after a tackle. (Photo 6 © Wee Ban Bee)
An ACS(I) player pushing his way through. (Photo 7 © Wee Ban Bee)
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