• MOE to provide $25,000 each to injured school athletes Ser Yung and Adhe • Ruggers involved in the St Andrew's vs ACS(I) banned for a year • MOE recommends that St Andrew's take disciplinary action against Saints rugby coach • safety measures more than adequate in judo injury
Raffles Institution maintained their unbeaten streak with a 15-7 win over Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) in their C Division Rugby Championship semi-final match-up.
St. Andrews' Secondary claimed top spot in Group F after a 21-0 win over Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) (ACS (BR)) in the National C Division Rugby Championship.
Having made it through the preliminaries, the finalists for the respective events battled it out in the 2010 B Division Artistic Gymnastics Championships.
ACS(BR) beat Bedok Town 15-10 but lost out to SJI in the race for second place and a semi-final spot.
Rugby legend David Campese was on hand together with All-Blacks legend Sean Fitzpatrick, as well as Gareth Jenkins and Jonathon Davies, both from the most successful ever Six Nations Welsh team, to give a rugby clinic to Singaporean student athletes.
St Andrew's Secondary were in full control as they handed Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) a 73-3 defeat in the B Division Rugby Championship.
After a long wait for the rain and lightning to pass - and for the referee to turn up too - St. Joseph's Institution finally got to take to the pitch to hand Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) a 13-5 defeat.