ACS(I) built a 17–0 lead but the Saints showed remarkable tenacity to come roaring back to score 21 unanswered points to send the respective supporters on an emotional roller-coaster ride.
Players will be nominated for the award by coaches and teachers-in-charge of the opposing school as well as Match Day Commissioners and referees after the end of each match in the upcoming season.
Overall, it was an outstanding showing from the local schools, who grabbed seven of the 12 semi-final spots across the Under-14, Under-16 and Under-19 competitions.
Three age-group teams from ACS(I) made it through to the semi-finals of the Schools and Colleges competition at the SCC 7s.
Local rugby fans had been waiting for three years for this day. Singapore prop Reiner Leong? He had been waiting for this moment for 14 years.
Singapore held a late lead before the vaunted Hong Kong 'A' selection squad snuck in for two successive tries in the final five minutes for a 35–25 win.
St. Andrew's Secondary edged out Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 14–13 to win their first National C Division Rugby Championship in 23 years.
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) beat St. Joseph's Institution 39–6 to qualify for the final of the 2013 National C Division Rugby Championship.
