The Police commissioner being introduced to the players from both teams. (Photo 22 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
Two ACS(I) players combine forces to bring to down the SAJC player. (Photo 23 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
An ACS(I) player grabs a SAJC player from behind… (Photo 24 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
…and tackles him to the ground. (Photo 25 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
A SAJC player tackles an ACS(I) player. (Photo 26 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
The SAJC player tries to push his way past the ACS(I) defense. (Photo 27 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
A SAJC player sprints down the flanks trying to break past the ACS(I) defense. (Photo 28 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
Nin Larpwongmetee (SAJC #18) kicks in a penalty conversion. (Photo 29 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
The ACS(I) defender brings down the SAJC attacker with a strong tackle. (Photo 30 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
The ACS(I) player tries to force his way past the SAJC defensive line. (Photo 31 © Marvin Lowe/Red Sports)
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SAJC player in photo 16 is Nicholas Yau
Sorry, some correction, Saints did not performed our traditional Haka Dance. Haka is the name given to the battle-cry of the New Zealand All Blacks team. The Battle-Cry of St Andrew’s is called the Saints Battle-Cry.
thanks for the correction, saint.
I really like photo 36. it represents the pure joy. its the greatness of sports
In photo 10, Saints scrum half is Ng Chun Long who is a former ACS(I) scrum half in last year’s B Div. He has shown great character in playing against his old teammates. Well done boy!
Thanks, m.
The SAJC player in photo 4 & photo 29 is Nin Larpwongmetee (SAJC number 18).
Thanks, Justin.