NSG Track & Field: ACS(I)’s C boys overturn disappointment; seniors rule A boys’ relays

As Harry Irfan Curran crossed the finish line first in the C Division boys’ 4 by 400 metres relay final, he raised his arms into a heart shape directed at his Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) teammates. That gesture stemmed from relief more than anything. A day earlier in the 4x100m relay final, the same quartet — the favourites having qualified fastest — got disqualified when second runner John Tan, the 200m hurdles champion, fell in the exchange zone and outgoing runner Sean Gerard Yoo picked up the baton before his teammate did.

By |2022-05-16T19:19:12+08:00May 12th, 2022|track-and-field, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

National A Div Rugby Final: ACS(I) defeat RI 29-24 to claim 7th straight title as spectators return in full force

In a heart-stopping final, Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) defeated Raffles Institution by a single unconverted try, to claim their seventh straight title as their parents and friends watched from the stadium stands.

By |2022-05-30T13:06:25+08:00May 9th, 2022|rugby, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

National A Div Rugby: ACS(I) beat Saints 76-5 to advance to final

Tries from Tycen Yeoh (#26) and Eric Chi (#15) helped Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) to a comfortable 76-5 aggregate win over St Andrew’s Junior College in the A Division Rugby National School Games semi-final.

By |2022-05-06T10:33:09+08:00May 6th, 2022|rugby, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

C Div 200m Hurdles: Cedar’s Choo Jia Yi and ACS(I)’s John Tan clinch golds in event’s debut

In the event’s inaugural contest at the annual National Schools, Cedar Girls’ Choo Jia Yi and Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)’s John Tan emerged as the champions in the C Division girls’ and boys’ 200-metre hurdles finals respectively.

By |2022-05-03T10:49:32+08:00May 3rd, 2022|track-and-field, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

A Div 100m: ACS(I)’s Mark Lee enters record books again in 10.59s; becomes 4th-fastest U20 local all-time

"10.59, 10.59...": Those were the digits Mark Lee, 18, kept telling himself the day before he had set out to make history in the A Division boys' 100-metre final. And that turned out to be the exact magical number he found himself staring at after his crowning as the fastest schoolboy to ever grace the National Schools. Mark's 10.59s (+0.6m/s) gold-winning time not only saw him rewrite the championship and schools national record of 10.70s set a decade ago by Hwa Chong alumnus Donovan Chan, but also makes him the fourth-fastest under-20 Singaporean all-time over the distance.

By |2022-05-01T15:39:59+08:00May 1st, 2022|track-and-field, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

NSG Track & Field: ACS(I)’s Mark Lee shatters decade-old 200m mark with 21.62s record run

ACS(I)'s Mark Lee (#53) blazed through the A Div boys’ 200m final in a 21.62s (-0.3m/s) record run, shattering the 10-year-old electronically-timed championship and schools national record of 21.75s set by Hwa Chong alumnus Donovan Chan. The 18-year-old athlete also went under Sandy Hong’s hand-timed record of 21.7s set in 1984.

By |2022-04-27T14:26:17+08:00April 26th, 2022|track-and-field, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

National B Div Rugby: ACS(I) beat Barker brethren 19-0 in first NSG final since 2019

Nothing could dampen the mood of the B Division rugby boys competing in the first National School Games final after the Covid-19 pandemic enforced a suspension in the last two years. Not even multiple match postponements, playing their semi-final matches only the day before and a pitch decimated by torrential rain. In the end, ACS (Independent) beat ACS (Barker Road) 19-0 on aggregate.

By |2022-04-25T12:36:33+08:00April 24th, 2022|rugby, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

National B Div Rugby: ACS (Barker Road) pip St Andrew’s to make first all-ACS final since 2013

Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) held off the challenge of St Andrew's Secondary School to reach its first Cup final in the National School B Division Rugby Championship since 2013. The Barker boys edged Saints 7-5 and 17-14 in the pair of back-to-back 7-a-side matches, involving different groups of players from each school. This is a change from the usual 15-a-side format in the first National School Games rugby competition after a two-year hiatus, due to the ongoing Covid-19 situation. ACS (Barker Road) will play brother school, ACS (Independent) in the final scheduled for April 21.

By |2022-04-22T00:03:29+08:00April 21st, 2022|rugby, Youth in Motion|0 Comments
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