National A Div Sailing: Raffles Boys win it yet again; Girls see unexpected Champion
There was little surprise as Raffles once again dominated the Boys' division, though the Girls' division saw an unexpected winner.
National Schools Track Relays: ACS(I), Sports School snag 4 golds each; Nanyang Girls’ dominant in B Division
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) secured their first 4x100m relay golds in eight years after triumphing among the C and A Division boys. The two wins were among four golds that ACS(I) garnered on the final day of competition, adding to their 4x400m victories in the same divisions. Usual relay suspects Singapore Sports School also won four golds, while Nanyang Girls' High were dominant in their B Division races.
National Schools 100m (Boys): ACS(I)’s Mark Lee rises to occasion to deny Sports School sweep
Mark bagged the C Division boys' 100m gold in 11.59 seconds, while Sports School's Reuben Rainer Lee and Chong Wei Guan won the B and A Division races in 10.91s and 11.06s respectively.
A Div 3000m Steeplechase: AJC’s Ruben S/O Loganathan clocks 10:21.53 to bag gold
Ruben S/O Loganathan of Anderson Junior College clocked 10:21.53 in the A Division Boys' 3000m Steeplechase final to bag gold.
A Div 1500m: Syed bags second gold of the season with strong finish
Syed Hussein powered home in an exciting finish in the A Division Boys’ 1500m race to continue his record of scoring at least two gold medals for three years in a row, clocking in at 04:16.41s.
A Div 800m: VJC’s Syed Hussein tops field in 2:00.49
Victoria Junior College's Syed Hussein, known more for his long distance prowess, took a shot at the 800 metre event and topped the A Division boys' field to win his first gold medal of the National Schools Track and Field Championships.
National A Div Football: ACS(I) claim first win after beating PJC 3-1
ACS(I) get their first points of the season after beating PJC 3-1.
A Div 110m Hurdles: Singapore Sports School’s Chong Wei Guan breaks 13-year meet record in 14.13 seconds
Right off the gun, it was clear that Singapore Sports School's Chong Wei Guan was the victor, as he finished ahead of the A Division boys' 110 metres hurdles field in a blistering 14.13 seconds to clinch his second straight title.