A Division Hockey: Raffles reclaim title with 3-0 victory over VJC
Raffles Institution reclaimed the A Division Boys Hockey title after defeating Victoria Junior College 3-0. Timothy Ong of RI scored a hattrick to lead the way for his team.
C Division Tennis: Methodist Girls’ School upset Nanyang Girls’ High 4-0 in final to achieve double
Methodist Girls' school clinched a unique double after they defeated the Nanyang Girls' High School 4-0 in the C Division Tennis Championship final. MGS had sealed the B Division title earlier in the year.
C Division Tennis: ACS(I) claim divisional double with 4-1 victory over RI
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) won their second tennis title of the year after defeating arch-rivals Raffles Institution 4-1 in the final of the C Division Tennis Championship. ACS(I) had secured the 2011 B Division title earlier in the year.
B Division Hockey: Victoria School beat Jurong West 4-2 in semi-final penalty shootout
Having endured a penalty shoot out two years ago in the C Division semi-final, it was a deja vu for Victoria School and Jurong West Secondary after extra time ended in 0-0.
B Division Hockey: Teck Whye Secondary stun Seng Kang 3-1 in penalty shootout to advance to final
Teck Whye Secondary stunned hot favorites Seng Kang Secondary after outgunning them 3-1 in the penalty shootout. The match was deadlocked at 2-2 at the end of regulation time and extra time failed to yield a decisive result.
C Division Water Polo: ACS(I) sweep surprise finalists Outram Secondary aside to retain title
Defending champions Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) ended Outram Secondary School’s fairy-tale run in the C Division Water Polo Championship with an emphatic 15-0 victory in the final.
B Division Softball: Raffles Institution retain title with 9-2 victory over Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
Story and photos by Marvin Lowe Han Jie of RI [...]
B Division Boys’ Softball: ACS(I) romp past Hwa Chong Institution into semi-finals
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) cruised into the Softball B Division final after romping past Hwa Chong Institution 9-2. A dominant performance by the ACS(I) batters gave them a constant flow of runs throughout the innings to keep Hwa Chong at bay.