The Singapore national team and the Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) are set to play in the Bowl Competition of the SCC International Rugby 7s Tournament after failing to make it to the main draw of the Cup.
Singapore whitewashed Indonesia 55-0 in the women's semi-final of the Singpore Cricket Club's International Rugby 7s Tournament. In the other semi-final, another Singapore team, Singapore Barbarians scored a last minute try to defeat Malaysia 10-5 to set up an all-Singapore final.
Seven local schools across three age groups grabbed seven out of 12 semi-final spots on offer at the annual Singapore Cricket Club Rugby 7s.
Local rugby schools Anglo-Chinese School (Independent), ACS (Barker Road), St Andrew's Secondary, Raffles Institution, St Joseph's Institution, St Andrew's Junior College and Anglo-Chinese Junior College are among 24 teams that will compete for a place in the semi-finals of Schools and Colleges Tournament held as part of the Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) International Rugby 7s.
The Singapore Cricket Club has unveiled the details of this year’s prestigious SCC Rugby 7s tournament which will see a host of quality sides play over three days from 4-6 November to claim the coveted Ablitt Cup.
The SCC 7s women's Cup final went Japan's way when they beat hosts Singapore 14-0 while in the women's Plate final, Hong Kong managed to survive India's late rally towards the end of the first half to clinch it 21-19.
Despite a comprehensive 24-0 routing of Brunei's Flying Kukris earlier in the day, Singapore Cricket Club (SCC) failed to advance in the Bowl competition of the SCC 7s after failing to get past Sri Lanka's SLRFU 7, going down 19-26. Meanwhile the HSBC Penguins dethroned South Afican Vipers in sudden death to win the 2010 Ablitt Cup.
The Anglo Chinese School (Independent) (ACS(I)) emerged Under-16 champions today after defeating Greenridge Secondary School 29-0.