In a repeat of last year’s semi-finals, Victoria Junior College (VJC) needed extra-time to beat a dogged Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) 1-0 to face Meridian Junior College in the final.
Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) sets up a semi-final against Victoria Junior College after their 1-0 victory against Nanyang Junior College (NYJC) placed them top of their second-round group in the National A Division Football Championship.
NYJC's desire to get to the final drove them to come back from being down one set to win three sets in a row and advance to the final.
Sean Low (ACSI #7) and Darren Goh (ACSI #10) were tied for game-high 15 points with Matthew Lee (ACSI #4) adding in 13 points in ACSI's victory over ACJC.
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.
Thiruben's time went under the electronically-timed (ET) championship record of 1:57.10, set by ACS(I) alumnus Zachary Devaraj in 2011.
Celeste won only her second National Schools 400m gold, her first being her C Division triumph in 2013.
Balanced scoring of NYJC and game-high 13 points of Jordan Ong (NYJC #5) allowed them to cruise past ACJC.
