For the first time in recent memory, the Singapore Sports School have not made qualified for the National Football Championship. ...

Traditional powerhouse Serangoon Secondary School were surprisingly dumped out of the Manchester United Premier Cup (MUPC) in the second round. ...

Contributed by reader Noor Dinie Greenview's captain (left) Noor Dinie with the Championship trophy while his teammate Haiqel holds another trophy. © Noor Dinie Clementi Stadium, Thursday, August 16, 2007 - Greenview Secondary beat Serangoon Secondary 1-0 to win the National Football Championship. Despite having most of the possession in the first half, Serangoon could not convert their domination into ...

Interview and pictures by Leslie Tan. © Red Sports Khairul Nizam at the recent adidas +challenge Regional Final in Hong Kong. (Photo © Les Tan/Red Sports) Khairul Nizam of Serangoon Secondary won the Golden Boot Award in this year's National 'B' Division Football Championship. Scoring all of his nine goals in open play to win the award, 16-year-old Nizam also played for Singapore Team B (Serangoon ...

Story and picture by Les Tan/Red Sports Check out the fastest 9-yr-old in Singapore and maybe the world in Episode 17 of RedSportsTV Choa Chu Kang Stadium, Wednesday, July 18 2007 - Aaron Foo of Singapore Sports School overcame a false start by schoolmate Tan Boon Han to win in a time of 11.48s. Daryl Liew of Serangoon Secondary was second in 11.64s while Kyser Tan of Sports School was third in 11.68s. ...

Singapore Sports School, Saturday, April 21, 2007 - Singapore Sports School beat Serangoon Secondary Secondary School 2-0 last Saturday in the final of the Manchester United Premier Cup. Muhd Firman of Sports School put his team up 1-0 within the first five minutes of play and winger Stanley scored the second with the final kick of the game to seal the victory for his school. 33 school teams signed up volun ...

By Lee Hwee Cheng Sports School's Aliff (in blue) scored the only goal for his team. (Photo © Les Tan/Red Sports) Teacher's Network, Grange Road, Wednesday, March 7, 2007 - In a hard-fought championship match that lasted nearly three hours, Serangoon Secondary edged out Singapore Sports School 10-9 in a sudden-death penalty shootout after the game ended in a 1-1 draw at the end of extra-time. ...