Led by key national junior fencers over two days of competition at the National Inter-School Fencing Championships, Meridian Junior College snatched the overall A Division boys' title from Raffles Institution by 26 points.
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) won their second tennis title of the year after defeating arch-rivals Raffles Institution 4-1 in the final of the C Division Tennis Championship. ACS(I) had secured the 2011 B Division title earlier in the year.
National fencer and 2010 Youth Olympic Games representative Liane Wong stormed through the draw to secure gold for Catholic Junior College in the A Division Women’s Foil category.
With both teams needing a win to qualify, it was Raffles Institution that rose to the occasion with a gutsy 40-30 victory over North Vista Secondary in the National B Division Basketball Championship.
Raffles institution started off their season in style with a 8-0 drubbing of their Temasek Junior College in the A Division Boys' Football Championship.
Raffles Institution kicked off their National A Division Girls' Football campaign with a 3-0 win over Serangoon Junior College (SRJC).
Raffles Institution's three-year stranglehold on the A Division boys' championship team title was finally brought to end last Wednesday when Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) conjured up a remarkable 1-7-9-10 finish, scoring a team total of 27 points to help them finish nine points clear of the defending champions.
The Raffles Institution A Division girls finished with four runners in the top 10 to claim their third successive championship title, while Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) turned in a fine performance to edge out Victoria Junior College (VJC) to the silver medals by four points at the 52nd National Schools Cross Country Championships.