Tay, who is debuting in her first National Inter-School Championships, covered the 3000m race in 11 minutes and 58.99 seconds, making her the only athlete in the field to finish with a sub 12 minute run.
To uncover the winning secrets of the Rafflesian sailing team, we speak to Elliot Chong, captain of RI's sailing team.
Joining her on the podium are Tan Jing Wei (#265) of Cedar Girls' Secondary, and Tan Rou Ann (#410) of Nanyang Girls' High, who finished second and third in 15.99 and 16.78 seconds respectively.
The Rafflesian trio of Samantha Yom, Jasmine Low, and Phua Shyn Ee finished first, second and third in the B Division Byte fleet, and scored a total of six team points to help RGS qualify for the B Division title.
RI completed their grand slam, winning all three divisional titles in the boys' competition.
The B Division boys and girls, J Division boys and girls, and the A Division girls began their pursuit for gold on the third day of the National Inter-School Sailing Championships.
Exceptional teamwork displayed by Raffles Girls' School gave the team a 33–29 victory over Nanyang Girls' High.
Elaine Quah wins her second individual gold in cross country, including the C Division title last year. Her school, Raffles Girls' School, also emerged champions in the team category.
