Catholic High's Toh Tze Cong (#15) was awarded the Most Valuable Player (MVP) accolade after his team won the C Division national final against Dunman. Tze Cong was easily the most prominent player in the C Division this season.
Catholic High avenged a previous Round 2 defeat by Dunman Secondary, drawing even in the fourth quarter and scoring the winning basket in the last eight seconds to win 63-61 in the boys' final of the National C Division Basketball Championship.
Dunman Secondary pulled away in the second quarter with a 21-2 scoring run to create a gap that the defending national champions, Unity Secondary, never recovered from.
Singapore Chinese Girls' School (SCGS) outscored Anglican High for three straight quarters to win 61-41 in the semi-finals of the National C Division Basketball Championship.
Dunman Secondary broke a deadlock in the last few seconds to beat Anglican High 51-49 in their last match of Round 2 in the National C Division Basketball Championship.
In their last Round 2 match in the National C Division Basketball Championship, Unity Secondary managed to beat Singapore Chinese Girls' School (SCGS) 48-41, just two points short of the score they needed to advance to the semi-finals.
In a game against opponents with a far superior reputation and track record, Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary showed their mettle by outscoring Unity Secondary for all four quarters to beat them 72-52 in their last Round 2 match in the National C Division Basketball Championship.
After a game that stayed close up to the latter half of the third quarter, Unity Secondary eventually pulled away to defeat Presbyterian High 67-51 in convincing fashion in their second match of Round 2 in the National C Division Basketball Championship.
