With three fixtures left to play, qualification for the quarter-finals could be decided by marginal difference with four teams still in the hunt to finish in the all-important second spot behind RI.
Ng Chin Hui of Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) and R. Avinash of Anglo-Chinese Junior College both turned in smooth performances to win the B and A Division 400m titles respectively on the sixth day of the National Schools Track and Field Championships.
Victoria School's Calvin Quek broke his school's C Division record en route to winning the boys' C Division 400 metres final in 53.62 seconds at the 51st National Schools Track and Field Championships.
Temasek Junior College thrashed Anglo-Chinese JC 8-2 in the A Division Girls Water Polo Championship.
Traditional powerhouse Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) finally got their A Division football campaign up and running after a emphatic 8-2 victory over strugglers NUS High.
Singapore Chinese Girls' School were crowned secondary champions while Methodist Girls' School won the primary title.
Vizshnu Mohan was the star as Serangoon Junior College (SRJC) staged a smash-and-grab to shock pre-tournament favourites Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) 2-0 in Group C.
SRJC opened their A Division football campaign with a 3-0 win over NUS High but may rue not scoring more.