Samuel claimed Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)'s first gold medal at this year's track nationals with a personal best 24.45 seconds, while Singapore Chinese Girls' School's Emily posted 26.54s to wrap up a 200-400 sprint double.
Shahmee fended off strong challenges from SAJC's Dinesh Hulbert and ACS(I)'s Joshua Lim, who finished second and third in 22.42s and 22.64s respectively.
Celeste clocked 1:05.49 in the heats and lowered it to 1:05.35 in the final. The previous electronically-timed (ET) championship record was 1:06.42, set by Miriam Lee of NJC in 2002, while the long-standing hand-timed (HT) record stood at 1:05.80, set by Norishidah Mohd Ali of Siglap Secondary back in 1984.
Fatehah edged out pre-race favourite Amanda Ashley Woo of Nanyang Girls' by two-hundredths of a second, claiming the gold in only her third hurdles race ever.
Matz won gold in a personal best of 58.30s, ahead of HCI's Gerard Emmanuel Loh (59.20s) and RI teammate Jered Wong (1:01.22)
Ismi stopped the clock at 26.09s to win gold, 0.09s off her personal best.
Randall won in 57.57s, while RI's Isaac Toh and ACJC's Loh Yuan Yee completed the podium in 58.81s and 59.32s respectively.
Lim Yu Zhe sat and he sat and he sat, content to let the others set the pace in the C boys 1500-metre race at the 58th National Schools Track and Field Championships. But his agonising 0.06 second loss to Raffles Institution's Sean Tay in the 3000-metre last week was perhaps still fresh in his mind and he didn't want to make the same mistake again of making his move too late.
