North Zone C Div Bball (Girls): Woodgrove scrape past Nan Chiau High for 24–21 win
Chua Yu Xuan (#7) and Celest Koh (#10) both chipped in 10 points apiece for Woodgrove, while Jermaine (#10) led Nan Chiau with seven points.
North Zone C Div Bball (Girls): SCGS record second win with 67–14 victory over Deyi
Four SCGS players managed to score in double digits, with forward Mabel Anton (#6) leading the way with 20 points. Nadia Ghani (#9), Margaret Suriya (#11) and Patricia Orenza (#7) each contributed 13, 11 and 10 points respectively.
West Zone C Div Bball: Opening day round-up
The West Zone C Division Basketball Championship kicked off with 10 games on the opening day and most victors secured comfortable win margins to commence their season.
Singapore to maintain sporting culture in wake of successful SEA Games
A successful 28th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games outing was evident of Singapore's potential in the sporting industry and Singaporeans have to come together to build on the legacy of the Games, urged Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Lawrence Wong.
Singapore complete 28th SEA Games outing with record medal haul of 259
Singapore's 259 medals in the Games also surpasses the record of 164 medals (50 golds, 40 silvers and 74 bronzes) which was set in 1993, when the Games was last held at home.
SEA Games Cycling: Singapore’s Low Ji Wen finishes seventh in men’s road race
Singaporeans Low Ji Wen, Vincent Ang, Goh Choon Huat and Darren Low finished in seventh, eighth, 19th and 23rd places respectively while fellow compatriots Noel Teh and Benedict Joseph Lee crashed out early in the race.
SEA Games Basketball (Women): Singapore go down 39–65 to Malaysia
Cheryl Poon was the only Singaporean who scored in double figures, leading the team with 12 points. Yap Fook Yee and Eugene Ting led the visitors with 10 points each.
SEA Games Equestrian: Catherine Chew clinches individual jumping silver
During the final jump off, both Chew and gold medalist Sharmini Ratnasingham of Malaysia had cleared the course with zero faults. However, the Singaporean, with her horse, Coquira, cleared the course a second later in 36.69 seconds.