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A Div 3000m (Girls): Nicole Low of VJC breaks 13-year-old record with 10:57.61 timing

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A Div 3000m (Girls): Nicole Low of VJC breaks 13-year-old record with 10:57.61 timing

By Edina Tan|2016-04-20T19:43:35+08:00April 20th, 2016|Categories: track-and-field, Youth in Motion|Tags: Raffles Institution, Victoria Junior College|0 Comments

Her timing dipped under the previous electronically-timed championship record of 10:59.21, set by Hwa Chong Junior College alumna Pamela Chia in 2003.

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St Andrew’s JC take 3rd in A Division boys’ hockey after penalty shootout win over ACS(I)

By Yvonne Yap|2009-05-27T16:37:31+08:00May 22nd, 2009|Categories: hockey, Youth in Motion|Tags: Anglo-Chinese School (Independent), St. Andrew's Junior College|

Saint Andrewâ€™s Junior College clinched third place in A Division Boysâ€™ Hockey Championship after beating Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 4-3 in a penalty shootout. The score after extra time of play stood at 2-2.

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ACJC seal third with win over Raffles in A Division girls’ hockey

By Yvonne Yap|2009-05-27T16:33:47+08:00May 22nd, 2009|Categories: hockey, Youth in Motion|Tags: Anglo-Chinese Junior College, Raffles Institution|

Anglo-Chinese Junior College beat Raffles Institution 3-2 in the A Division Girlsâ€™ Hockey Championship to claim third place, improving on their fourth placing in 2008.

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Raffles finish third in A Division girls’ floorball after beating Yishun JC on penalties

By chihua|2009-05-24T00:32:29+08:00May 21st, 2009|Categories: floorball, Youth in Motion|Tags: Raffles Institution, Yishun Junior College|

Raffles Institution triumphed over Yishun Junior College 3-2 on penalties in the A Division Girls Floorball Championship to claim third place.

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Victoria JC overcome Anglo-Chinese JC with valiant display to advance to boys' A Division football final

By Gerald Goh|2009-05-21T21:20:26+08:00May 21st, 2009|Categories: football, Youth in Motion|Tags: Anglo-Chinese Junior College, Victoria Junior College|

Victoria Junior College (VJC) battled their way past Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) 3-0 in the semi-finals for another shot at the A Division Boys' Football Championship title with an exemplary display of teamwork and pressing football.

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