What’s gone and what’s on at the National Inter-School Track-and-Field Championships 2009

By REDintern Colin Tung.

Thursday, April 16, 2009 – The 50th National Inter-School Track-and-Field Championships is into its fourth day and the finals for several field events and jump events are over.

In the divisional rankings, Hwa Chong Institution is leading the standings across all the boys’ divisions – A, B and C. HCI lead the A Division with 59 (two-point lead over Raffles Institution), the B Division with 83 (53-point lead over Catholic High) and the C Division with 71 (35-point lead over Catholic High).

The A Division girls’ category is currently led by Raffles Institution with 43 points and HCI trail them with 31 points.

The B Division girls’ category is led by the Singapore Sports School with 26 points with CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ Scjpp; trailing by two points.

Cedar Girls’ Secondary and CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ are locked on the same number of points – 26 – in the battle for the C Division girls’ championship title.

It has been a long week of competition for the athletes, coaches and officials. The week of competition closes on Friday with the following events to watch out for – the 800m finals for the boys across all divisions, the javelin finals for the B girls and triple jump finals for B boys and C girls in the morning; the 3000m finals for B and C girls, as well as the steeplechase finals for the B boys (2000m) and A boys (3000m) in the afternoon.

With only one track event concluded so far – the A Division boys’ 5000m – the divisional rankings may still see many changes and it remains to be seen whether HCI can hang on to pole position at the top of the boys’ rankings.

When the competition resumes after the weekend, the pressure will be turned up a notch as the athletes realise they are no longer running for qualification in the heats but for actual points and medals as spectators look forward to finals galore.

For the full schedule of events and results, please refer to www.schoolsports.sg.

All Results (Top-Three Only)

Throws

Discus

A Division Girls
1. Kelly Anglo-Chinese Junior College 34.43m
2. Lassya Suratkal Raffles Institution 30.67m
3. Ling Pei Lih Hwa Chong Institution 29.05m

C Division Girls
1. Annabel See Yi Ling CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ Secondary 26.36m
2. Nicole Heng Lin Li Cedar Girls’ Secondary 25.54m
3. Long Jia Ning Alicia Nanyang Girls’ High 24.29m

B Division Boys
1. Wong Kai Yuan Hwa Chong Institution 43.72m
2. Lim Kang Le Hwa Chong Institution 41.29m
3. Benjamin Wong Hong Ru Catholic High 38.45m

Javelin

C Division Girls
1. Lucinda Ong Yu Sze CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ Secondary 23.01m
2. Teo Jo Yee Nanyang Girls’ High 22.93m
3. Vanessa Chung Si Min Cedar Girls’ Secondary 22.49m

A Division Boys
1. Koh Thong En Victoria Junior College 57.23m
2. Goh Guang Wei Adriel Hwa Chong Institution 54.71m
3. Lee Chongyi Justin Hwa Chong Institution 54.29m

Shot Put

B Division Girls
1. Lim Wei Ying Raffles Girls’ Secondary 10.06m
2. Nai Zexin Nanyang Girls’ High 9.90m
3. Chan Zhi Xuan Cedar Girls’ Secondary 9.83m

C Division Boys
1. Nai Ze Song Hwa Chong Institution 12.71m
2. Snowden Chang Kay Yang Hwa Chong Institution 12.20m
3. Vivian Tan Choa Chu Kang Secondary 11.36m

B Division Boys
1. Tan Zhi Hao Hwa Chong Institution 15.00m
2. Loh Jing Sheng Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 14.85m
3. Wong Kai Yuan Hwa Chong Institution 14.73m

Jumps

High Jump

C Division Boys
1. Leonard Tay Jia Hao Victoria School 1.65m
2. Low Jun-Lim Steven Hwa Chong Institution 1.60m
3. Baladashyalan Rajandran Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 1.56m

B Division Boys
1. Lim Chern Miao Samuel Hwa Chong Institution 1.77m
2. Wang Brian Zhiqiong Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 1.77m
2. Tan Wei Jie Hwa Chong Institution 1.77m

Long Jump

B Division Girls
1. Jessica Lee Su Yi HIJ 5.08m
2. Lim Shuen CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ Secondary 5.04m
3. Melissa Wu Qin Yu Cedar Girls’ Secondary 4.99m

C Division Boys
1. Quah Lin Dang Singapore Sports School 5.95m
2. Yusuff Abdul Rahman M Y F St. Joseph’s Institution 5.94m
3. Lemuel Low Kai Jie Raffles Institution 5.74m

B Division Boys
1. Syafiq Poh Bin Shahabidin Raffles Institution 6.44m
2. Lee Shen Wei Vanzino Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 6.31m
3. Yang Jieren Victoria School 6.24m

A Division Boys
1. Seow Jian Wen Joel Hwa Chong Institution 6.71m
2. Yvan Tseng Raffles Institution 6.65m
3. Lok Xinda Victoria Junior College 6.63m

Triple Jump

B Division Girls
1. Nurshaishireen Bte Mohd Rahim Singapore Sports School 10.88m
2. Lim Shuen CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ Secondary 10.80m
3. Nur Aisya Binte Zainudin Cedar Girls’ Secondary 10.69m

A Division Girls
1. Gail Chia Raffles Institution 11.20m
2. Goh Sim Pei Amanda National Junior College 11.04m
3. Celeste Yeo Victoria Junior College 10.97m

A Division Boys
1. Muhd Shamin Sng Victoria Junior College 13.58m
2. Wayne Yap Kuan Yi Raffles Institution 13.48m
3. Yvan Tseng Raffles Institution 13.44m

Pole Vault

A Division Boys
1. Yao Jun Jie Jacob Raffles Institution 4.15m
2. Ang Guo Jun Victoria Junior College 4.00m
3. Samuel Tan Victoria Junior College 4.00m

Track

5000m

A Division Boys
1. Soh Rui Yong Raffles Institution 16 min 38.53 sec
2. Lim Zhi Ming Raffles Institution 16:51.06
3. Kevin Goh Raffles Institution 17:10.60

For more pictures, go to the gallery.

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Go Cedar!! All the way!! jiayou!