The Nanyang Technological University (NTU) walked away the biggest winners at the Singapore Dragon Boat Festival, clinching four out of the six grand finals they qualified for, including the Prime Minister’s Cup for both the men's and women's categories.
CHIJ Katong Convent (Secondary) made a clean sweep of the top positions in the National Schools’ Dragon Boat Championship for the B and C divisions for girls, while Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) took home top honours in B and C divisions for boys at the 9th National Schools’ Dragon Boat Championship 2009.
Clarence Chew, Tay Jit Kiat, Isabelle Li and Chau Hai Qing will represent Singapore in table tennis at the upcoming Asian Youth Games. The team has been training hard, going overseas for more competition exposure in the build up to the Asian Youth Games (AYG).
54 kayakers experienced a different sight of Singapore as part of the Southern Islands Expedition 2009, organised by Water Venture (Changi) (WVCG) from the 20 to 21 June 2009.
Saint Andrew’s Junior College clinched third place in A Division Boys’ Hockey Championship after beating Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 4-3 in a penalty shootout. The score after extra time of play stood at 2-2.
Anglo-Chinese Junior College beat Raffles Institution 3-2 in the A Division Girls’ Hockey Championship to claim third place, improving on their fourth placing in 2008.
Victoria Junior College proved why they deserved a place in the final of the A Division Boys’ Hockey Championship with a 4-1 victory over Anglo-Chinese School (Independent).
