A Div 3000m Steeplechase: AJC’s Ruben S/O Loganathan clocks 10:21.53 to bag gold
Ruben S/O Loganathan of Anderson Junior College clocked 10:21.53 in the A Division Boys' 3000m Steeplechase final to bag gold.
A Div 1500m (Girls): Arissa wins gold as Hwa Chong sweep podium
Hwa Chong Institution sweeps the podium through defending champion, Arissa Rashid, Vera Wah and Joyceleen Yap.
A Div Shot Put (Girls): Tan Xin Ning clinches gold with 10.68m
Despite easily taking the lead from the start and clinching gold in the A Division Girls’ Shot Put competition, Victoria Junior College’s Tan Xin Ning said she was not entirely satisfied with her performance.
A Div 800m (Girls): Singapore Sports School’s Addeen Idzni returns from injury to reclaim throne
To Addeen Idzni, injury always comes at the wrong time. But she made sure to overcome it to reclaim her 800 metre throne in her final A Division girls' event at the National Schools Track and Field Championship.
National Schools Cross Country (Girls): CHIJ St. Nicholas land 1st B Division team title
Elizabeth Liau shrugged off a recent injury to defend her individual title at this year's National Schools Cross Country Championships, helping CHIJ St. Nicholas' Girls School to its first-ever B Division Girls team title.
A Div Softball (Girls): ACJC pitcher Ng Jing Yi’s perfect game helps bring home 5-0 title win against RI
Anglo-Chinese Junior College’s (ACJC) pitcher Ng Jing Yi’s zero error performance helped her team to a shutout 5-0 win over Raffles Institution (RI) in the National A Division Girls’ Softball championship to bring home the title.
National A Div Football: NYJC beat ACJC 5-4 on penalties to finish third
In another close encounter between Nanyang Junior College (NYJC) and Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) in the National A Division Football Championship 3rd/4th placing match, NYJC held their nerves to beat ACJC 5-4 on penalties after regular time and extra time saw no goals.
National A Div Football: VJC break ACJC hearts again to reach final with 1-0 victory
In a repeat of last year’s semi-finals, Victoria Junior College (VJC) needed extra-time to beat a dogged Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) 1-0 to face Meridian Junior College in the final.