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Yuying edge out Mayflower to earn top spot in C Division basketball

Mayflower Secondary nearly stole victory when they came from ten points behind at the start of the fourth quarter to embark on a 24-16 run. Unfortunately, their valiant efforts fell short and Yuying Secondary managed to hang on for a hard fought 62-60 win in a second round South Zone Basketball Championship game.

By Ian Chew|2008-08-04T14:13:05+08:00July 19th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

RedSportsV – 3,337 readers cast 12,290 votes for the 5 best boys in C Division basketball

The readers have voted for their favourite C Division boys. Find out who their RedSportsV are.

By Les Tan|2008-09-07T22:22:12+08:00July 19th, 2008|basketball, What say you all?|304 Comments

Unity down New Town in West Zone C Division basketball competition

New Town Secondary has been an emerging powerhouse in the south zone for the past 5 years and with its transfer to the West Zone this year, it has managed to maintain its success with the B division Boys and Girls team.

By Ian Chew|2008-07-19T06:55:27+08:00July 17th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|6 Comments

Republic Poly, ITE and Nanyang Poly emerge victorious on second day of POL-ITE Girls Basketball Championship

Republic Polytechnic (RP), the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) and Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) emerge victorious in their respective Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Basketball Championship games yesterday.

By Gerald Koh|2008-07-17T17:41:08+08:00July 17th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

South Zone favourites Mayflower defeat Gan Eng Seng in 2nd Round

Consistent performer Mayflower Secondary defeated traditional powerhouse Gan Eng Seng Secondary 61-41 in an adrenaline-pumping game this week in a second round South Zone C Division Boys Basketball Championship game.

By yang|2008-07-17T18:13:59+08:00July 17th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|4 Comments

Sterling RI display ends Guangyang’s impressive basketball run

As impressive as Guangyang Sec's form had been lately, they simply had no answer to a determined Raffles Institution freight train. Showing remarkable improvement in their overall team play, RI simply steamrolled past Guangyang 63-27 in a one-sided South Zone second round victory.

By Ian Chew|2008-07-14T19:41:35+08:00July 14th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|18 Comments

Minyi win U18 Youth Cup at expense of Singapore Schools (Red)

Both teams geared up for what everyone deemed to be the final showdown. Without star player Lim Shengyu (Singapore Schools Red, #15), the game was going to be intensive and unpredictable from the very start. After four quarters and two overtimes, Minyi won by a mere one point. With the score at 91-90, Minyi emerged champion of the U18 Milo Youth Cup, putting an end to Singapore Schools (Red)'s winning streak.

By Lai Jun Wei|2008-07-12T21:27:57+08:00July 10th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|10 Comments

Minyi beat Singapore Schools (Red) in double overtime to win U-18 Youth Cup

Minyi ended the winning streak of Singapore Schools (Red) in the final round of the Under-18 Junior Basketball Championship with a 91-90 win after two gruelling overtime periods. Taking advantage of the absence of center Lim Shengyu (#15, Singapore Schools Red), Minyi emerged victorious to claim the U-18 Youth Cup.