Youth in Motion – Page 635

Roundup of day 1 national basketball quarter-final action

Singapore Chinese Girls School nearly let slip a 9-point lead in the final minute of the last quarter when they some allowed Chung Cheng High (Main) girls to score six points in succession. Having led comfortably most of the way, they were stunned by a furious rally by the CCH team, led by CCH's #6.

By Ian Chew|2008-04-06T20:46:37+08:00April 5th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|7 Comments

Kheng Cheng Pri outlasts Kranji Pri in national basketball first round match

Kheng Cheng Primary may have possessed the tallest player in Cui Yu Kun (#4, KCS) for the match but it was their two shortest players that shone in a first round 58-53 national win over hosts Kranji Primary.

By Ian Chew|2008-04-05T07:51:55+08:00April 3rd, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|6 Comments

Jurong JC overcomes Millennia Institute 12-7 in A Division rugby

Jurong Junior College (JJC) overcame Millenia Institute (MI) 12-7 in their opening Group B game of the National A Division Rugby Championship in a match where MI had the upper hand for long periods.

By Les Tan|2008-04-20T00:55:10+08:00April 3rd, 2008|rugby, Youth in Motion|14 Comments

Victoria Junior College comes from behind to beat Serangoon JC 3-1 in A Division football

Victoria Junior College beat Serangoon Junior College 3-1 in an A Division Football Championship match held at VJC.

By Dawn Yip|2008-04-03T22:48:47+08:00April 2nd, 2008|football, Youth in Motion|3 Comments

Roundup of B Division national basketball first round action and quarter-final fixtures

Needing to win by 11 points to qualify for the second round, the girls of Unity Secondary did just that when a Unity player scored with just 6 seconds left on the clock to help her team beat Bedok North Secondary 52-41 to qualify for the quarter-finals together with Singapore Chinese Girls' School from Group D.

By Ian Chew|2008-08-04T13:45:17+08:00April 2nd, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|3 Comments

ACS(IND) edges St. Andrew’s in rugby second round

The Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) beat St. Andrew's Secondary 13-10 in the second round of the Nationals B Division Boys Rugby Championship. St. Andrew's led 7-3 at half-time.