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Victoria Junior College set up final with Nanyang JC in A Division girls volleyball

Posted by: Vanessa Lim Posted date: May 13, 2009 | comment :

Victoria Junior College beat Anglo-Chinese Junior College 3-1 in the semi-finals to set up a final with Nanyang JC in the A Division Girls Volleyball Championship ...

NYJC close out A Division girls basketball campaign with win over SAJC

Posted by: Erwin Wong Posted date: May 11, 2009 | comment :

Nanyang Junior College beat St Andrew's Junior College 45-33 to finish third in Group X, behind runaway group leaders Hwa Chong Institution and Raffles Institution. ...

“YOG is not about medals, it’s about the education and culture.” — An interview with Teo Ser Luck (Part 5)

Posted by: Les Tan Posted date: May 11, 2009 | comment :

Apart from the economic spinoffs, the Youth Olympic Games will help build the Singapore sports culture, says Teo Ser Luck. ...

Hwa Chong Institution thrash St Andrew’s JC in A Division girls’ basketball quarter-finals

Posted by: Alan Chiang Posted date: May 08, 2009 | comment :

Hwa Chong Institution prevailed over St Andrew's Junior College 58-20 to stake its first victory in the A Division girls' basketball quarter-finals. ...

Nanyang Junior College overcome Dunman High in A Girls volleyball

Posted by: Lai Jun Wei Posted date: May 07, 2009 | comment :

Nanyang Junior College overcame a spirited Dunman High 2-0 in Round 2 of the A Division girls Volleyball Championship ...

“You bring the foreign talent in and then you compete.” An interview with Teo Ser Luck (Part 4)

Posted by: Les Tan Posted date: May 04, 2009 | comment :

With foreign talents taking places in school sports teams, it can be a spur for youth players who have no chances of joining international competitions to compete against foreigners on home soil, says Teo Ser Luck. ...

“I feel that for schools, the best is: Don’t focus so much on winning.” An interview with Teo Ser Luck (Part 3)

Posted by: Les Tan Posted date: April 26, 2009 | comment :

If schools focused on participation and not so much on winning medals, that would broaden the sports talent base for Singapore, says Teo Ser Luck in this third part of an exclusive interview with Red Sports. ...