After losing to Temasek Junior College 31-33, another defeat would have ended the A Division Netball Championship campaign of St Andrew's Junior College. However, the girls of SAJC beat Jurong Junior College 58-29 to keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the second round.
Nike Marlins, playing without national player Jean Ng, lost 40-55 to the Magic Dolphins in the Netballl Super League. As a result, adidas Sneakers Stingrays, who were lying fourth on the table could only qualify for the 5th/6th placing match.
Singapore Sports School edged out CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) 20-19 to grab the National B Division Netball Championship title. CHIJ, who had six starters from last year's national championship winning team, failed to defend their title after missing two consecutive shots in the last minute.
Singapore Sports School (SSP) failed to push the game into overtime after fumbling the last centre pass to lose the final 22-23 to CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) in the final of the National C Division Netball Championship.
Mighty Mannas, the only team with the potential to break Malaysian Arowanas' winning streak, failed to hold off a last minute goal, losing 46-47 to give Arowanas their seventh victory in the Netball Super League.
The Mighty Mannas put up a spectacular performance in the final minutes to overcome a six-point deficit to upset the Nike Marlins 35-34 in the Netball Super League. With the victory, Mannas now lead the table with 14 points.
At the end of 2009, we had a reader-nominated poll and the 10 school athletes listed below came out tops in the poll. If your name is on the list, the Red Sports crew would like to invite you for a dinner party.
Three South Zone schools, together with Singapore Sports School, finished top of their respective groups in the first round of the National C Division Netball Championship.