Victoria Junior College beat arch-rivals St. Andrew's Junior College 1-0 in a rematch of last year's final to capture the National A Division Girls' Hockey Championship title. Both teams had a good run towards the final, remaining unbeaten in all their matches. Everything looked set for a mouth-watering encounter for the two best girls team in A division Hockey. Both teams were evenly matched throughout the ...

Raffles Junior College edged out St. Andrew's Junior College 1-0 to capture the the A Division Boys' Hockey Championship title. SAJC surprised all odds to make it to the final this year against favourites RJC. In an earlier group game, RJC had whipped SAJC 4-0 and they were looking for yet another easy game in the final. However, SAJC fought hard and gave RJC a run for their money. ...

In the second semi-final of the A Division Girls' Hockey Championships, Anglo-Chinese Junior College faced off against last year's runner-up, St Andrew's JC. ...

Victoria Junior College beat Millenia Institute 2-0 in their National A Division Girls' Hockey Championship sem-final last week. It was a close affair in the first half but VJC simply dominated and took control in the second to score two goals to bounce MI out of the championship. ...

In probably the most exciting netball final in recent years, Raffles Junior College pipped Anglo-Chinese JC to the title by a single point, scoring in the very last second of play to win 51-50. It was a heartbreaking moment for ACJC at the final whistle and RJC celebrated like there was no tomorrow. ...

The A division netball semi-finals saw two netball powerhouses Anglo-Chinese Junior College and Hwa Chong Institution face off. ACJC has been in scintillating form throughout the group stages and looked set to bring down HCI in a close game. However, the game was far from close, with ACJC taking a whopping lead and winning by a massive scoreline of 82-51. ...

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. ...