Zachary led the race from start to finish and stopped the clock at 4 minutes 07.13 seconds, missing out on the championship record of 4:06.40 set by Nigel Foo Siang Kee of Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) back in 1995. ...

Reigning national schools C boys' cross country champion Thineshwaran S/O Krishnakumar of Bendemeer Secondary overhauled race leader Shohib Bin Abdul Wahab Marican of Raffles Institution (RI) in the final 250m to add the 3000m title to his cross country crown. He clocked 10 minutes 12.79 seconds to hold off a late charge by Shohib, who finished less than a second behind in 10:13.56. ...

Defending A Division steeplechase champion Eugene Cyril Rodrigo of Victoria Junior College (VJC) retained his title in style, grabbing the lead early in the race and pushing hard all the way to the end. His finishing time of 10 minutes 10.34 seconds was a massive improvement on his 2010 winning time (10:32.37), and also put him almost 12 seconds clear of silver medalist Benjamin Amaldas Samynathan of Raffle ...

Reigning A Division cross-country and 1500m champion Jeevaneesh S/O Soundararajah of Hwa Chong Institution (HCI), came from behind in the final 50m to pip Raffles Institution’s Benjamin Amaldas Samynathan at the line, in what will certainly be an historic final that will live long in the minds of athletics fans. ...

Raffles Institution's three-year stranglehold on the A Division boys' championship team title was finally brought to end last Wednesday when Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) conjured up a remarkable 1-7-9-10 finish, scoring a team total of 27 points to help them finish nine points clear of the defending champions. ...

The Raffles Institution A Division girls finished with four runners in the top 10 to claim their third successive championship title, while Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) turned in a fine performance to edge out Victoria Junior College (VJC) to the silver medals by four points at the 52nd National Schools Cross Country Championships. ...

An injury to Raffles Institution's top runner Mok Ying Rong failed to derail their title ambitions in the A Division Girls competition of the National Inter-School Cross Country Championships. ...