A faster and more experienced Nanyang Technological University (NTU) demolished Singapore Institute of Technology 74-19 in their opening match of the Singapore University Games netball competition.
Singapore will field its largest away contingent of 569 athletes for a Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur this August. The athletes will take part in 35 sports at the 29th SEA Games. Four sports – cricket, ice hockey, ice skating, and indoor hockey – will be contested for the first time at the Games.
Huang Po Chin, 35, is the head coach of the Singapore National 21 and Under netball team that recently won the Asian Youth Netball Championship held in South Korea.
Through the M1 Zone Age Group Programme, Netball Singapore will choose 12 players from each zone for both the C (14 and Under) and B Division (17 and Under) after the end of the National Schools Championships.
With a thumping 69-20 win over Singapore Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Polytechnic ensured their fourth POL-ITE Netball Championship in a row.
Temasek Polytechnic overwhelmed Nanyang Polytechnic 67-21 to set themselves up as favourites to win the POL-ITE Netball Championship.
ACJC pulled away in the third quarter to wrap up the bronze-medal victory.
After a tight first two quarters, RI eventually pulled away in the last two to emerge comfortable 68-40 victors.
