Raffles Institution thrash Jurong Secondary 83-0 in C Division rugby
Raffles Institution breezed through their second round match in the 2010 National C Division Rugby Championship against Jurong Secondary School with an 83-0 victory.
“It’s extremely hard to juggle academic work and demanding trainings …” — national U-17 and RI footballer Ong Zhi Hao
17-year-old Ong Zhi Hao was a member of the Raffles Institution (RI) squad that finished 4th in this year’s A Division Football Championship. Besides that, he is also a member of the national U-17 squad. Red Sports caught up with him after the end of the season to ask about the difficulties of juggling football and studies, as well as his future aspirations.
Red Sports’ best XI of A Division boys’ football (or who we would actually pay money to go watch)
The exciting A Division Football Championship Final last month saw Meridian Junior College edge out St Andrew's Junior College 2-1. Since readers had so much fun picking their own XI, we decided to have a go ourselves. Having covered the A Division Football Championship right from the start of the first round, here is our best first eleven from this year’s edition.
Victoria JC trump Raffles Institution to finish third in A Division boys’ football
Dethroned champions Victoria Junior College (VJC) ended their A Division boys’ football campaign with a bang with an emphatic 6-0 thrashing of Raffles Institution (RI) in the third and fourth placing match.
Did Deanna Ng of RI lay up before or after the final buzzer against HCI in A Division girls’ final? You decide!
Wonder if the call at the end of regulation time during the A Division Girls' Basketball Championship final was the right one? Well, you decide.
Tsang Wei Yi leads HCI to overtime victory over RI in A Division girls’ basketball final
Tsang Wei Yi scored nine points in overtime as Hwa Chong Institution retained their A Division Girls' Basketball Championship with a 65-60 victory over Raffles Institution.
Defending champions RI lose crown to ACS(I) in A Division boys’ badminton
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) emerged champions in the A Division Boys' Badminton Championship after beating traditional rivals Raffles Institution. An era of RI dominance was brought to an end as the ACS flag flew high at the end of a thrilling final. RI, who had the championship trophy since 2003, conceded 3-2 to ACS(I).
RI champions once again after beating VJC 3-0 in A Division girls’ badminton
Raffles Institution continued their run of wins after their girls' team clinched the championship title at the A Division girls' badminton final. They managed a swift 3-0 victory over their opponents Victoria Junior College, winning the title for an eighth year running. In the battle for 3rd/4th placing, Jurong Junior College overcame Dunman High School 3-2 to go with the bronze won by the JJC boys' team.