“I read their lips” – Muhd Syafiie of Outram
Tending goal for Outram Secondary in their upset 6–5 win over ACS(I) was Muhd Syafiie, 15. He is partially deaf.
“You fail more often than you win, but you have to keep going to achieve your goal” — Karthic of HCI
Since 1971, only three school-athletes have won all three cross-country divisions – A, B and C. Karthic Harish Ragupathy, 17, is one of them. Red Sports caught up with him about his achievements.
“Going up against runners with SEA Games experience, I relished the starting gun.” – Goh Eng Wei of NUS
Goh Eng Wei of NUS is a 400-metre runner who was part of the Singapore team that took part in the 2012 ASEAN University Games held in Vientiane, Laos., He ran in the 400m and 4x400m relay races and shares with us a first-hand account of his experience.
National A Div Football: Tampines scrape past Innova in 1–0 victory
Tampines Junior College (TPJC) bounced back from an earlier loss to Millennia Institute a few days ago to beat Innova Junior College (IJC) 1--0 in the first round of the National A Division Football Championship.
National A Div Football: Millennia Institute beat Raffles Institution 3–2 with last-minute goal
Millenia Institute (MI) scored a late goal in the dying minutes of the game to secure a win over group favourites Raffles Institution (RI) 3--2 in the first round of the National A Division Football Championship
National B Div Vball (Girls): Dunman clinch gold with 3–0 win over Ngee Ann in final
Winning each set by just a few points, Dunman Secondary claimed the title by defeating Ngee Ann Secondary 3--0 in the final game of the National B Division Girls Volleyball Championship.
National B Div Vball: St. Hilda’s crowned champions after defeating Punggol 3–2
It was a test of both stamina and skill today as all five sets were played in the National B Division Boys Volleyball Championship final. Eventually, it was St. Hilda’s Secondary who were crowned champions.
A Div Pole Vault: Chan Sheng Yao of HCI breaks national record with 4.82m effort
Chan Sheng Yao of Hwa Chong Institution wrote himself into the record books when he cleared 4.82 metres in the A Division Pole Vault at the 54th National Schools Track and Field Championship.