RJC flags flying high. Rafflesian supporters came in full force and made their presence felt. (Photo 2 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
Koh Xiao Ting of NJC, after winning the A Girls T1 500m race. (Photo 3 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
The SAJC K4 boys winning the 500m by the narrowest of margins to cost NJC their seventh consecutive title. (Photo 4 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
SAJC supporters showing their appreciation for their K4 heroes. (Photo 5 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
Ooi Ming Sheng (left) of ACS(I) neck and neck with Jansen Her (right) of NJC. Jansen came in 1st. (Photo 6 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
Ming Sheng and Jansen sharing a light moment after the race. Ming Sheng’s canoe capsized after he crossed the finishing line. (Photo 7 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
Brian Khoo of ACS(I) crosses the finishing line in good time… (Photo 8 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
…before losing control of his kayak. He was already assured of 1st place though. (Photo 9 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
Joy for the Temasek supporters as their K2 came in 1st for the B Girls 500m race. (Photo 10 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
Temasek Secondary supporters shed tears of joy at clinching the B Division Girls title. (Photo 11 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
Ho Hin Yang and Samuel Chin of HCI are dejected after having to settle for second place. Colin and Fredrick (top left) of MJC were not far away, finishing 5th. The MJC boys had a good showing at the championship finals, coming in third overall. (Photo 12 © Chor Theng/Red Sports)
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i think that SAJC did a good job this year. Try harder next year.!!
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NJC has an amazing fighting spirit.
They will fight a good fight next year!
no, bkhoo has 6 from 6. he started in sec1 (:
Brain Khoo has 5 Gold medals from 5 National Schools.
He is the master of canoeing.
thankyou =)
brian khoo’s shoot is AMAZING. (:
HAHA! like every school is trying to beat ACS.
Seems like ACS sets the benchmark and standard for sports and academic excellence.
Looks like the cliche : ‘ if you cant beat them, join them ‘ , has to change to :
‘ if you cant join them, try to beat them ‘
LOL
SA and BP will reign next year.
watch out ACS we’re coming!
hin yang is so hot :))
CONGRATZ to ACSI, esp A Div.
Tho tis your 2nd year in A Div competition, your achievements are highly commendable.
Keep up the good effort!
Oh man, Samuel and Hin yang lost by 0.1 secs. Its a photofinish man! Kp it up you two! You broke yr pb, 1:39!
To YC: Kudos to the SA K4 for putting up a brilliant race to the end to pip NJ =) They proved that the ‘lesser’ schools are no pushovers. Well done to the MJC team as well.
To Aunt Dawn: Thanks for the compliment! Hope i can continue to produce quality pictures. heh.
To Lam Chun See: are u a parent of any particular rower from any of the schools?
Wah, this year’s competition not only hot in the water, but behind the keyboard as well eh. Last year, I was the only one reporting on this event, this year we have 3 reports coming thick and fast.
But this ‘ah lao’ still gets the gold at the keyboard …. even though lots of errors 🙁
SAJC will get even stronger.
with the Bukit Panjang and Damai boys coming into SAJC through DSA next year, SA will definitely give ACS (I) and NJC a good fight.
UP AND ON!
Love your pictures, Chor Theng!