Posts Tagged ‘Changkat Primary’
Kranji Pri and Telok Kurau Pri enjoy double wins in national primary basketball finals
Kranji Primary showed their basketball pedigree when they defended both their junior and senior boys’ titles on the same day. The junior boys team beat Chua Chu Kang Primary 63-36 while their seniors repeated the winning feat with a 46-22 victory over Anderson Primary.
Chua Chu Kang outlast Teck Ghee Primary to squeeze into senior boys national basketball quarter-finals
Going into the final national inter-primary basketball first round game with their backs to the wall, the Chua Chu Kang Primary boys produced a gutsy display to pip Teck Ghee Primary 48-47 for their group’s first placing.
Chua Chu Kang Primary retain national basketball championship with win over Kheng Cheng
Most may not have noticed, but in the midst of the hustle and bustle of inter-school A, B and C Division competitions, the primary schools scene is alive and kicking as well.
“I want to run!”
Over the last two weeks, I spent some time at the 49th Inter-Primary Track and Field Championships. 97 schools fielded 2,536 athletes over the eight days, a number that is trending downwards according to coaches and teachers I spoke with. Some schools have also dropped the traditional Sports Day, replacing it with a telematch-type sports carnival.
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- Sports School beat Victoria School 3-2 on penalties to retain National C Div football crown
- St Andrew’s claim 3rd with 15-14 win over ACS(BR) in C Division rugby
- News flash: Sports School beat Victoria School on penalties to win National C Div football championship
- RI beat ACS(I) 8-5 to win C Div rugby championship for first time since 1996
- Ruggers in ACS(I) vs Saints B Div final bust-up get one-year ban
- Victoria School beat Seng Kang on penalties to set up National C Div football final date with Sports School
- Sports School edge Siglap on penalties to reach National C Div football final
- News Flash: Sports School and Victoria School in National C Div football final
- Raffles hold off ACS(BR) 13-7 in C Division rugby semi-final
- ACS(I) see off Saints 15-12 to enter C Division rugby final
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- Singapore’s young shuttlers make waves at Badminton World Championships in Paris (2)
- Les Tan: Hey thanks for stopping by Haresh. Good to hear that Singapore badminton has potential to...
- Haresh Deol: Hey there Les and Co. I was in Paris to watch the shuttlers in action and I must say that...
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- saint: All in the top 10 are SAINTS! And all the Saints in this voting are in top 10.
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- Les Tan: Thanks for catching that, Enna ; )
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