Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) – Page 55

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) drub Anglo-Chinese Junior College 4-1 in a battle of brothers

They say that a battle between siblings is often the bloodiest. When the Anglo-Chinese School(Independent) met Anglo-Chinese Junior College on the hockey field, it was a no holds barred, a winner take all game. ACS(I) eventually won 4-1.

By Marvin Lowe|2008-07-09T12:26:35+08:00May 17th, 2008|hockey, Youth in Motion|27 Comments

RedSportsTV: Highlights of the A Division Rugby Championship Final

Watch the highlights of the National A Division Rugby Championship Final between St Andrew's Junior College and the Anglo-Chinese School (Independent).

By Les Tan|2008-11-05T15:06:34+08:00May 15th, 2008|RedSportsTV, rugby, Youth in Motion|24 Comments

Bryan Koh: “I just want to play squash for my A Division team.”

The National A Division Boys Squash Championship is now on hold because the eligibility of one player from Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) is in question. Bryan Koh, a Year 4 IB student, who turns 17 in September 08, was initially cleared to play in the A Division for ACS(I). A formal complaint was lodged by another competing junior college and Bryan was subsequently banned from playing in the A Division.

By Les Tan|2008-07-09T12:26:59+08:00May 15th, 2008|squash, Youth in Motion|25 Comments

Saints vs ACS(I) – “Do the haka!”

While the dust may have settled on the A Division Rugby Championship final between Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) and St Andrew's Junior College, the buzz continues among supporters and neutrals alike about the merits of the game.

By Les Tan|2008-07-09T12:27:40+08:00May 14th, 2008|rugby, Youth in Motion|40 Comments

ACS(I) beat Saints to capture A Division Rugby Championship title

The Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) beat St Andrew's Junior College 21-8 to capture the National A Division Rugby Championship title. With this win, ACS(I) made up for their 10-13 overtime loss to Raffles Junior College last year. The win is also extra special for this bunch of ACS(I) ruggers, with the core of the team having experienced the loss of three consecutive B Division finals to St Andrew's Secondary from 2004 to 2006.

By Les Tan|2008-07-09T12:27:22+08:00May 13th, 2008|rugby, Youth in Motion|73 Comments

Of rugby moms, punches and… oh yes, rugby

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) and St Andrew's Junior College won their respective semi-finals earlier this week in the National A Division Rugby Championship and will face off against each other tomorrow in the final.

By Les Tan|2008-07-09T12:29:03+08:00May 11th, 2008|rugby, Youth in Motion|52 Comments

ACS(I) outplay Raffles Junior College to make final of National A Division Rugby Championship

The Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) beat Raffles Junior College 17-13 this afternoon in the semi-final of the National A Division Rugby Championship in a game that showed the scoring threat of ACS(I).

By Les Tan|2008-07-09T12:29:44+08:00May 5th, 2008|rugby, Youth in Motion|51 Comments

Montfort beat Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) to regain C Division badminton title

In a tense final, Montfort Secondary edged out their opponents ACS(Independent) 4-1 to regain their C Division title which they had relinquished in 2007 to Raffles Institution. Contrary to what the score suggests, it was a tense and edgy match with an intense atmosphere generated by both sets of supporters.

By Les Tan|2008-07-09T12:29:59+08:00April 26th, 2008|badminton, Youth in Motion|19 Comments