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Sunday, March 21st, 2010 by Soh Rui Yong

Zachary Devaraj and T. Haarishankar to face off at National Inter-School Cross-Country Championships

This year’s edition of the National Inter-School Cross-Country Championships will feature a clash of titans between Zach and Shankar, two immensely talented athletes who will be challenging for the B Division boys’ crown.

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) . Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary . Naval Base Secondary . Raffles Institution . Singapore Sports School Youth in Motion . boys . cross-country

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 by Koh Yizhe

Junyuan lose but make ACS(I) work for win in B Division rugby

Rugby powerhouse Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) needed all the time on the clock to beat Junyuan Secondary 44-0 in the National B Division Rugby Championship.

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) . Junyuan Secondary Youth in Motion . boys . rugby

Friday, February 19th, 2010 by yueda

St Gabriel’s beat ACS(I) in C Division football

St Gabriel’s Secondary beat Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 4-0 in a C Division Football Championship first round game.

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) . St. Gabriel's Secondary Youth in Motion . boys . football

Monday, January 25th, 2010 by Soh Rui Yong

Dark horse Aldrich Lim holds off favourites T Haarishankar and Zachary Devaraj to win National U-18 cross-country crown

Aldrich Lim of Naval Base Secondary defeated a strong field which included several top junior athletes to become Singapore’s new Under-18 cross-country champion at the SAA Cross-Country Championships.

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) . Naval Base Secondary . Singapore Sports School Youth in Motion . cross-country . running

Monday, January 25th, 2010 by Red Sports reader

Samuel Kang – the new hero of Singapore squash

Samuel has done Singapore proud with a string of stirring performances on the international scene.

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) . Raffles Institution Youth in Motion . boys . squash

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010 by Red Sports reader

YOG hopefuls Brandon Ooi and Wang Nan Feng make a splash at canoe marathon

The annual Singapore Canoe Marathon saw Youth Olympic Games (YOG) hopefuls put on a good show with Temasek Secondary School’s Wang Nan Feng coming out on top in the K1 Junior Women’s category.

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) . National Junior College . Temasek Secondary Nation in Motion . boys . canoeing . girls

Saturday, December 26th, 2009 by Lai Jun Wei

The winner of the Red Sports 2009 Picture of the Year contest is …

429 people have cast a total of 1,124 votes, and the winner of the Red Sports 2009 Picture of the Year contest is out!

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) . Picture of the Year What say you all? . boys . girls

Monday, August 24th, 2009 by pink

ACS(I) beat ACS(BR) for 13th consecutive C Division rugby title

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) beat Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) 22-15 to capture their 13th consecutive C Division National Rugby Championship title.

Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) . Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Front Page News . Youth in Motion . boys . rugby

Friday, August 21st, 2009 by Les Tan

News flash: ACS(I) beat ACS(BR) to win C Division rugby championship

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) beat Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) 22-15 to win the the C Division Rugby title for the 13th straight year.

Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) . Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Youth in Motion . boys . rugby

Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 by pink

ACS(I) thrash RI in C Division rugby semi-final

ACS (Independent) scored a 38-0 win over Raffles Institution in the boys’ C Division rugby semi-final match, and will play ACS (Barker Road) in the final this Friday, August 21.

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) . Raffles Institution Youth in Motion . boys . rugby

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