ACS (Independent) played out a 2-0 win over Tampines Junior College (TPJC), with all the goals coming in the first half of their Group C National A Division Football Championship game.
Raffles Institution's three-year stranglehold on the A Division boys' championship team title was finally brought to end last Wednesday when Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) conjured up a remarkable 1-7-9-10 finish, scoring a team total of 27 points to help them finish nine points clear of the defending champions.
Raffles Institution beat Singapore Polytechnic 3-0 to win the A Division Boys category at the 14th Age Group Softball Carnival organised by the Singapore Recreation Club and the Singapore Baseball Softball Association.
Defending champions Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) ended Outram Secondary School’s fairy-tale run in the C Division Water Polo Championship with an emphatic 15-0 victory in the final.
Story and photos by Marvin Lowe Han Jie of RI [...]
As the school sports season heats up, one of the most anticipated national finals in our local sports scene lurks just around the corner. With less than a week to go before the championships, let us have a look at the potential title contenders in the boys competition, and the mouth-watering clashes that lie ahead.
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) showed they are the firm favourites for the title when they saw off St Andrew's Secondary 25-10 in the first round of the National B Division Rugby Championship.
With three minutes to the final whistle, Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) forced the referee to evok the mercy rule against St. Joseph’s Institution with a dominating 82-0 victory. Inter-school rugby games are called off once the score hits 80 points.