SUniG Tennis (Men’s Doubles): NTU take home gold with 9–6 win over NUS
NTU took home gold when their doubles pair of Desmond Boey and Benjamin Tan defeated the NUS duo of Justin Low and Oscar Svaerd 9--6 in the SUniG Tennis Championship.
SUniG Tennis (Women’s Doubles): NUS edge out SMU 9–8 to set up all-NUS final
Tessa Ong and Eunice Chew of NUS defeated Grace Pang and Sara Tang of SMU 9–8 (7–5) after a gruelling one-and-a-half-hour match to qualify for the tennis doubles final at the 2013 Singapore University Games (SUniG).
SUniG Tennis (Men’s Doubles): NUS defeat SIM 9–0 to sweep into final
The NUS pair of Oscar Svärd and Justin Low beat Su Kaichuan and Joshua Liu of SIM 9--0 win to enter the men's tennis doubles final of the 2013 SuniG.
SUniG Tennis (Women’s Doubles): NUS defeat SMU 9–3 to book final spot
The NUS doubles pair, Leong Jia Li and Cheryl Fang, defeated Nicole Goh and Hoe Ying Mei of SMU 9–3 to secure their spot in the women's doubles tennis final of the 2013 SUniG.
SUniG Tennis (Men’s Doubles): NTU come back to beat SMU 9–7 to enter final
The NTU doubles duo of Desmond Boey and Benjamin Tan recovered from 7–2 down to beat the SMU pair of Dominic Boey and Terence Lim 9–7 in the tennis semi-final of the 2013 SUniG.
SUniG 2013 Tennis (Girls): Defending champions NUS and SMU dominate in opening round
The National University of Singapore (NUS) girls' team were overall champions in 2012 when they claimed the title in all three categories – team, singles and doubles.
National A Div Tennis (Girls): RI beat ACJC 4–1 to defend championship title for third consecutive year
Raffles Institution (RI) beat Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) 4--1 in the finals of the National A Division Girls' Tennis Championship to take the championship title for the third year in a row.
National A Div Tennis (Boys): Defending champs RI beat ACS(I) 5–0 to win title for 5th year running
Raffles Institution (RI) won the National Schools A Division Tennis Championship title for the fifth consecutive year after they beat Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) (ACS(I)) 5–0 in the finals.