National pole vaulter Chan Sheng Yao clinched his first ever IVP gold medal and set a new men’s pole vault record at 4.71m to complete a strong comeback after failing to clear any height in last year's competition.
Shermaine See (NTU #5), Amanda Lim (NTU #9) and Au Zi Yi (NT #18) scored game-high 17 points each to propel NTU past SIM and secure a spot in the final.
Despite game-high 16 points from Bryan Gregory Kor (SIM #11), a balanced scoring from NTU gave NTU the victory.
Star goal shooter Tan Xin Yi scored nearly two-thirds of National University of Singapore tally as they steamrolled past Singapore Institute of Management 83-46 in their opening match of the Singapore University Games netball competition.
Hanna scored a sensational second-half free kick to propel the National University of Singapore (NUS) to a 2-1 win over Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) in this year's Singapore University Games women's football competition.
This was supposed to be a recreational basketball league among mainly tertiary institutions to give youths a platform to play and compete in their pre-season, except it’s anything but. The final 68-54 score meant SIM defeated NUS to become men’s champions of the inaugural National Youth Sports Institute (NYSI) Basketball League, but it also meant SIM’s graduating seniors got to “avenge” their loss at last year’s Singapore University Games (SUniG).
While Priscilla Wong (RP #5) scored 7 three-point shots and had a game-high 26 points, it was Priscilla Han's (SIM #13) team-high 24 points and team defense in the third which allowed SIM to take the game 74-62.
Richard Neo (SIM #7) scored a game-high 23 points as SIM capitalized on the momentum gained in the third quarter to take the game 74-57.
