Match:

Group A - Raffles Institution Team A vs Chinese Swimming Club

Result:

28:3  (8:0, 6:0, 8:3, 6:0)

Teams:

Raffles A

Seetow Shiun Yong; Tan Wee Kian; Lim Zhe Ren Jonathan (5); David Lee; Soh Yu Dai (1); Ong Woo Sheng (1); Brandon Chong (4); Yet Kai Tom (4); Lim Shang Cong (4); Ng Wei Shen (4); Koh Jian Ying (3); Brian Hee; Jeremy Chee (2)

COACH: Wang Jian Guang

CSC

Jonathan Tan; Kelvin Kow (2); Lim Churn Hoe; Samuel Png (1); Lim Churn Yi; Kristopher Kow; Robin Teo; Brendon; James Tan; Vernon; Kua Jun Ji; Tai Chong; Daniel Png

COACH: Ng Ker Wei

Referees:

Choo Chin Cheng and Nicholas Tan

Synopsis:

Raffles A had a blazing start to the tournament with this overwhelming win over Chinese Swimming Club. Despite the players having an average of less than a year of water polo experience, CSC put up a valiant fight and managed to score 3 goals against a team far more mature and experienced. The game was largely a one-sided affair with Lim Shang Cong, Raffles A, scoring the opening goal 30 seconds into the game. Raffles A ended the first quarter at 8-0 and never looked back.

Match:

Group C - Outram Secondary School vs Anglo-Chinese School (Barker)

Result:

1:12  (0:1, 1:3, 0:3, 0:5)

Teams:

Outram Sec

Kong Chun Feng; Loe Kian Hern; Tan Li Yang; Goh Jenn Jiang; Jonathan Sze; Nathanael Tan (1); Sebastian Tay; Lester Yip; Farris Chua; Johnathan Chong; Daniel Toong; Thane Chan; Charles Tan

COACH: Lee Sai Meng

ACS (BR)

Loy Zhi Quan; Ian Peh; Timothy Cheng; Rishi Shankai (1); Aloysius Lum (2); Han Qin Rong Silas (1); Joseph Tan (2); James Gray; Jeremy Cheong (1); Rahhl Shankar (3); Elliot Leong; Brice Chan (1); Prawira (1)

COACH: Kuah Kar Huat; Alvin Lee

Referees:

Wang Jian Guang and Anthony Lim

Synopsis:

The game started evenly matched between the teams despite an early goal by Rahhl Shankar, who sparked off a counter attacking move that capitalised on an offensive error by Outram. The first quarter ended with a slim advantage to ACS (Barker). Outram fought back at the start of the 2nd quarter and Nathanael pulled the game back to 1-2 shortly after ACS (Barker) scored their second goal through Joseph Tan. However, the superior fitness of the ACS(Barker) players started to make the difference with 2 unanswered goals in the remaining of the 2nd quarter. The rout continued in the 2nd half with Rahhl Shankar completing his hat-trick for the game.

Match:

Group B - Raffles Institution Team B vs National Women's Team

Result:

1:16  (0:6, 0:3, 0:2, 1:5)

Teams:

Raffles B

Ryan Goh Su-Shien; Benjamin Ooi; Shawn Tay Zi En; Kenneth Low Wei Zhe; Nigel Choo Yuan Zheng; Tan Yi Ming; Joel Ling Yu Xuan (1); Bryson Lim; Jonathan Koh; Ervin Sethi; Shek Khi Huin; Lee Yan Sheng; Ng Zhuo Yang

COACH: Anthony Lim

National Women's Team

Lynnette Tan; Dyan Lai; Dior Lai; Belinda Ooi (5); Ng Yi Wen (5); Valerie Loh; Poh Zhining (1); Adelyn Yew; Jacquline Chow (3); Tan Su-Lynn; Huang Zhiqian (1); Chia T-Chien (1)

COACH: Lee Sai Meng

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Synopsis:

The match was clearly the National Women’s right from the start with the ladies scoring at the first attack of the game.  The dream start saw Belinda dribble past the defender and putting the ball beyond the goalkeeper and into the net with 5 seconds remaining in the shot clock. Belinda continued strongly and finished the first quarter with a hat-trick.  The 2nd quarter saw the ladies taking the game at their pace and extending the lead through goals from Ng Yi Wen, Poh Zhining and Chai T-Chien apiece. The Raffles B team, comprising of mainly lower secondary players, fought on and saw their only consolation goal coming from Joel Ling late in the game.

Match:

Group B - Raffles Institution Team B vs Combined Schools

Result:

0:26  (0:4, 0:8, 0:7, 0:7)

Teams:

Raffles B

Ryan Goh; Shek Khi Huin; Shawn Tay; Kenneth Low; Joel Ling; Lee Soon Hong; Jonathan Koh; Ervin Sethi; Tan Yi Ming; Bryson Lim; Danfer Chua; Lee Yan Sheng; Ng Zhuo Yang

COACH: Anthony Lim

Combined Schools

Niam Jen Wei; Daryl Fung (2); Joel Ng; Austin Peh (1); Benjamin Tan; Davin Wang (3); Toh Yida (1); Lim Ming Chong (1); Gilbert Beh (6); Ryan Tan (3); Darrell Teo (1); Jason Tan (5); Chiam Kun Yang (3)

COACH: Ng Kok Wei and Gary Ortega

Referees:

Tan Hong Boon and Luo Nan

Synopsis:

The Combined Schools team, equivalent of the All-Stars team, stormed to their first victory of the tournament. Centre forward Ryan Tan’s perfectly placed backhand shot at 20 seconds into game clearly displayed the difference between the teams. The quality and depth of the Combined Schools players are evident with all but 3 players featured in the score sheet. The younger Raffles B team fought on and managed a couple of near attempts at scoring but could not convert the chances. Combined Schools will face the National Women’s team tomorrow in a match to determine who tops Group B. Both teams have qualified for the winner pool in Round 2. Raffles B will compete in the consolation pool and play for the 7th to 9th position.

Match:

Group C - Outram Secondary School vs Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)

Result:

5:15  (1:6, 2:1, 0:2, 2:6)

Teams:

Outram Sec

Dominic Tay Jin Jie; Nathanael Tan (2); Farris Chua (1); Daniel Toong; Jonathan Sze; Goh Jenn Jiang; Lester Yip (2); Sebastian Tay; Tan Li Yang; Thane Chan; Loe Kien Heng; Johnathon Chong; Kong Chun Feng

COACH: Lee Sai Meng

ACS (I)

Teo Wei Tang; Niam Jen Yang (2); Ming Kang (1); Lee Jia Rong; Cheong Chen Ming (1); Gabriel Lee (3); Thadeus Tock (2); Teo Kai Ming (2); Irshar (4); Aaron Lei; Calvin; Jeremy Bin; Arthur

COACH: Ho Yee Cheong and Lau Kum Weng

Referees:

Wang Jian Guang and Anthony Lim

Synopsis:

Outram Secondary having lost to ACS (Barker) in the previous game, had to play for at least a draw to stand a chance to qualify for the winner pool, adopted an offensive strategy from the start of the game. However, the defence was compensated and ACS (I) capitalised on the defensive errors of its opposition with Irshar scoring a hat-trick via some well-executed set piece moves in the 1st quarter. At the quarter break, coach Lee Sai Meng made a tactical switch to a more balanced approach and the result was immediate with Outram in control of the 2nd quarter. Goals from Farris and Lester provided much needed boost to the team’s morale. 3rd quarter saw some of the finest offence and defence plays from both teams. The final quarter saw a late comeback by Outram but it was too little too late. ACS (I) will next play its sister school, ACS (Barker), with both teams already secured their place in the winner pool. Outram will join Raffles B in the consolation pool.

Match:

Group A - Raffles Institution Team A vs Great White Aquatics

Result:

12:2  (3:0, 4:0, 2:2, 3:0)

Teams:

Raffles A

Seetow Shiun Yong; Tan Wee Kian; Jonathan Lim(1); Ng Wei Shen (2); Soh Yu Da; Lee Yin Rong; Brandon Chong (3); Tom Yet (2); Lim Shang Cong (1); Marcus Lee; Koh Jian Ying (2); Jeremy Chee (1); Brian He

COACH: Wang Jian Guang

Great White

Cedric Lim; Jordon Wee; Russell Teo; Ang Zi Yan; Lim Fang Yan; Aaron Han; Benedict Ong; Webster Chia (1); Gabriel Tan; T. Pradeep; Lionel Tan (1); Clint Walling; Naavin

COACH: Kuah Kar Huat

Referees:

Tan Hong Boon and Luo Nan

Synopsis:

The final score may seemed like it was an easy game for Raffles A but the game was far from one-sided. Great White gave their opposition a run for their money as they displayed grit and determination in their defence. It was only in the middle of the 1st quarter that Raffles A managed to break the duck through Koh Jian Ying in a rare counter attack move. Throughout the rest of the game, Raffles A’s counter attacking play was contained by Great White’s zone defence. Despite that, Raffles A’s fluid attacking moves in the zone formation created opportunities for shooter, Brandon Chong to deliver from the perimeter of the zone. Raffles A’s goalkeeper, Seetow, had a superb game as he was constantly barraged by the Great White attack and his line was only breached in the 3rd quarter. With this result, Raffles A tops Group A and will play the runner-up of Group B on Thursday, 2 Nov. Tomorrow’s game will see CSC play against Great White for the final spot in the winner pool.

Match:

Group C - Anglo-Chinese School (Barker) vs Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)

Result:

8:7  (1:3, 2:0, 1:5, 3:0)

Teams:

ACS (BR)

Loy Zhi Quan; Ian Peh (1); Timothy Cheng (3); Aloysius Lum (1); Han Qin Rong Silas; Samuel Wong; Joseph Tan; Jeremy Cheong; Brice Chan; Rahhl Shankar (1); Prawira (1); Elliot Leong

COACH: Kuah Kar Huat and Alvin Lee

ACS (I)

Teo Wei Yang; Niam Jin Yang (2); Ming Kang; Lee Jia Rong; Cheong Chen Ming; Gabriel Lee; Thadeus Tock (4); Teo Kai Ming; Irshar (2); Aaron Lei; Calvin; Charles; Arthur

COACH: Ho Yee Cheong and Lau Kum Weng

Referees:

Nicholas Tan and Choo Chin Cheng

Synopsis:

The battle of the sister Anglo-Chinese schools saw some of the most exciting moments of the tournament to date.  The action kicked off right from the start with ACS (I) winning the swim down and launching its first attack. ACS (I) lost possession through a counter foul for ball under, managed to steal the ball from ACS (Barker)’s counter attack and Niam Jin Yang found himself in the hole and scored the first goal. ACS (Barker) answered right back with a strong offensive move by Rahhl Shankar in the centre forward position forcing an exclusion of ACS (I) star player, Thadeus.  ACS (Barker) took full advantage of the man-up situation with Aloysius scoring a cross shot from the 2-metre line.  Both teams rallied on and the score was tied at half-time. 3rd quarter saw a lapse in concentration from the ACS (Barker)’s defence, letting in 5 unanswered goals. In the final seconds of the quarter, Timonthy Cheng pulled one back with a clever tap in from close range and that brought the spectators on their feet in cheers. ACS (Barker) shook off the dismal 3rd quarter performance and put on a stunning comeback to pull the game back to within a goal. With 19 seconds left on the clock, coach Kuah Kar Huat called a timeout to set up the final attack. Rahhl took the shot with 5 seconds left but the ball hit the crossbar and was recovered by ACS (I) and they held on till the final buzzer. 

Match:

Group A - Chinese Swimming Club vs Great White Aquatics

Result:

2:14  (0:3, 0:1, 2:5, 0:5)

Teams:

CSC

Daniel Png; Kelvin Kow (1); Lim Churn Hoe; Lim Churn Yi; Samuel Png; Kristopher Kow; Leif Yap; Kua Jun Ji;

James Tan; Tai Zhong; Vernon (1); Robin Teo; Jonathan Tan

COACH: Ng Ker Wei

Great White

Cedric Lim; Jordon Wee; Russell Teo (2); Ang Zi Yan (1); Lim Fang Yan (4); Aaron Han (3); Benedict

Ong; Webster Chia (1); Gabriel Tan; T. Pradeep; Lionel Tan (2); Clint Walling; Naavin (1)

COACH: Kuah Kar Huat

Referees:

Choo Chin Cheng and Luo Nan

Synopsis:

This crucial game will determine the final spot in the winner pool and both teams started out strongly with Great White’s Naavin drawing first blood. CSC cheered by their fans and supporters played their guts out and fought bravely despite their many chances at goal stopped by Great White goalkeeper, Cedric Lim. They finally scored in the 3rd quarter but found themselves already 5 goals behind. CSC will join Raffles B and Outram Secondary in the consolation round playoff for 7th to 9th position. Great White will meet ACS (I), winner of the earlier game, in tomorrow’s winner pool match.

Match:

Group B - National Women’s Team vs Combined Schools

Result:

3:8  (0:3, 0:1, 2:5, 0:5)

Teams:

National Women's Team

Lynnette Tan; Tan Su-Lynn (2); Adelyn Yew; Dior Lai; Huang Zhiqian; Dyan Lai; Valerie Loh; Poh Zhining; Jacqueline Chow (1)

COACH: Lee Sai Meng

Combined Schools

Niam Jen Wei; Daryl Fung; Joel Ng (1); Foo Chuan Yu, Brandon Koh (1); Austin Peh; Toh Yida (2); Benjamin Tan (1); Davin Wang (1); Ryan Tan; Darrell Teo (1); Jason Tan (1); Chiam Kun Yang

COACH: Ng Kok Wei and Gary Ortega

Referees:

Tan Hong Boon and Chan Fran Meng

Synopsis:

Spectators were treated with a balanced formation play from both teams as neither teams were taking risk with their game plan given that both have already qualified for the winner pool. However, the Women’s team was off to a disadvantageous start as only 9 players were available for the game. The offence was severely handicapped by the absence of key players Belinda Ooi and Ng Yi Wen who scored 5 apiece in their previous game and they can only managed 3 goals in this game. The Combined Schools took advantage of the situation and played to a comfortable victory and top Group B.

Match:

Top 6 - Combined Schools vs Anglo-Chinese School (Barker)

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Top 6 - Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) vs Great White Aquatics

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Top 6 - Raffles Institution Team A vs National Women's Team

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Match:

7th-to-9th - Chinese Swimming Club vs Raffles Institution Team B

Result:

Teams:

CSC

Yi Teng; Kelvin Kow (1); Lim Churn Hoe; Brendon Goh; Samuel Png; Kristopher Kow; Robin Teo; Leif Yap; Guataman; Lim Churn Yi (1); James Tan; Kua Jun Ji (1); Tai Jour

COACH: Ng Ker Wei

Raffles B

Li Ke Wei; Shek Khi Huin (1); Shawn Tay (2); Kenneth Low; Nigel Choo; Tan Yi Ming; Joel Ling Yu Xuan (2); Bryson Lim; Jonathan Koh; Ervin Sethi; Danfer Chua; Lee Yan Sheng (1); Ng Zhuo Yang (1)

COACH: Anthony Lim

Referees:

Luo Nan and Yip Ren Kai

Synopsis:

The game started off slowly as both teams move cautiously forward with each attack. Neither teams took necessary risk and were quick to fall back into zone defence. The deadlock was finally broken by Raffles B’s Lee Yan Sheng with 2 minutes left in the first quarter. For the spectators, the real action began in the 2nd quarter. Shawn Tay, Raffles B, received a pass from his teammate after the swim down at the beginning of the 2nd quarter and started driving right into the heart of the CSC defence. He amazingly swam pass 3 defenders and beating the goalkeeper with a well executed push shot. Raffles B took control of the 2nd quarter and widen the scoreline. CSC fought back in the 3^rd quarter but was unable to convert the many chances and only managed to pull one back in the final quarter through Lim Churn Yi’s wild shot from 8 metres out at the last minute mark of the game.

Match:

4th-to-6th - Anglo-Chinese School (Barker) vs Great White Aquatics

Result:

7:3  (2:2, 1:0, 2:0, 2:1)

Teams:

ACS (BR)

Loy Zhi Quan; Elliot Leong; Timothy Cheng (2); Aloysius Lum (1); Qin Rong; Samuel Wong; Joseph Tan; Prawira (1); Brice Chan; Rahhl Shankar (2); Rishi (1); Jeremy Cheong; James Gray

COACH: Alvin Lee

Great White

Cedric Lim; Jordon Wee; Russell Teo; Ang Zi Yan; Lim Fang Yan; Aaron Han; Benedict Ong; Webster Chia; Gabriel Tan; T. Pradeep; Lionel Tan; Clint Walling (2); Naavin (1)

COACH: Kuah Kar Huat

Referees:

Lau Kum Weng and Luo Nan

Synopsis:

This game saw the most major fouls committed with 2 players from each team retired with 3 major fouls and 3 penalties awarded. ACS (Barker)’s Brice Chan was the first to be retired from the game after a mere 3 minutes and that led to Clint Walling’s goal from the man-up situation cancelling out the early goal from Aloysius Lum. The final 30 seconds of the first quarter saw a flurry of actions with ACS (Barker)’s James Gray excluded for a major foul and Naarin taking the lead for Great White. With 3 seconds left on the first quarter, Lionel Tan committed a major foul and ACS (Barker) was awarded a penalty. Timothy Cheng coolly placed it in the top corner for the equaliser. Rahhl Shankar scored the only goal in the 2nd quarter. He and his younger brother, Rishi, had a goal each in the 3rd quarter to put the game beyond Great White. Great White’s Clint Walling, an Under-14 player for the USA team, scored the final goal in dramatic fashion with a roundhouse sling shot turning his defender from 5 metres.

Match:

Top 3 - Combined Schools vs Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)

Result:

15:0  (5:0, 3:0, 4:0, 3:0) 

Teams:

Combined Schools

Niam Jan Wei; Joel Ng (1); Daryl Fung (2); Austin Peh (1); Davin Wang (1); Benjamin Tan; Lim Ming Chong; Toh Yida (3); Jason Tan (2); Ryan Tan (1); Gilbert Beh (3); Darrell Teo; Chiam Kun Yang (1)

COACH: Ng Kok Wei and Gary Ortega

ACS (I)

Trevor Soh; Niam Jen Yang; Ming Kang; Lee Jia Rong; Cheong Cheng Ming; Gabriel Lee; Aaron Lei; Arthur; Wei Yang

COACH: Ho Yee Cheong and Lau Kum Weng

Referees:

Tan Hong Boon and Lau Chok Yee, Jerome

Synopsis:

The all-stars Combined Schools team proved once again that they are the hot favourite to win this tournament by beating ACS (I) soundly with a 15-nil margin. Missing key players, Thadeus, Teo Kai Ming and Irshar, ACS (I) was toothless in attack. On the other end, Combined Schools was cruising right from the start and was 5 goals up at the end of the first quarter with Toh Yida scoring a double. The Combined Schools goal was never really challenged apart from a handful of direct 5-metre shot taken from an ordinary foul award. Combined Schools is now one victory away from becoming the champion and will next meet Raffles A on Monday.

Match:

7th-to-9th - Chinese Swimming Club vs Outram Secondary School

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Teams:

CSC

Yi Teng; Kelvin Kow (2); Guataman (1); Lim Churn Hoe; Kristopher Kow (3); Samuel Png; Robin Teo; Leif Yap; James Tan; Brendon Goh; Lim Churn Yi; Tai Jurn; Tsun Ji

COACH: Ng Ker Wei

Outram Sec

Dominic Tay; Farris Chua (1); Thane Chan (1); Jonathan Sze; Johnathon Chong (2); Lester Yip; Daniel Toong (2); Sebastian Tay; Nathanael Tan (1); Goh Jenn Jiang; Loe Kian Hern; Koh Yun Kai; Kong Chun Feng

COACH: Lee Sai Meng

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CSC started the game superbly with goals from Kristopher Kow and a double from Kelvin Kow before Outram’s Thane Chan pulled one back with 7 seconds left to the quarter break. When all seemed smooth sailing for CSC, Outram charged back and turned the 2-goal deficit into a 2-goal lead by half-time. Centre-forward Jonathan Chong scored 2 decisive goals in the one-sided 2nd quarter as CSC’s defence crumbled. The drama continued in the 3rd quarter with quick goals from Guataman and Kristopher Kow evened the score barely a minute from the restart. Both teams rallied on before Daniel Toong gave Outram the slight advantage going into the last quarter. 4th quarter saw CSC frantically searching for the equaliser and they finally got it through Guataman when he capitalised on the man-down situation after Nathanael Tan was excluded for sinking an opposition player. The last minute saw a nail-biting finish when Nathanael redeemed himself by scoring with 38 seconds left on the clock. CSC then set up the final attack. The play saw Outram’s Lester excluded and Leif Yap then took the last shot of the game but couldn’t find the target.

Match:

Top 3 - Combined Schools vs Raffles Institution Team A

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Combined Schools

Niam Jan Wei; Joel Ng; Daryl Fung (1); Austin Peh; Davin Wang; Benjamin Tan; Lim MingChong (3); Toh Yida; Jason Tan (1); Ryan Tan; Foo Chuan Yu (2); Darrell Teo (2); Chiam Kun Yang

COACH: Ng Kok Wei and Gary Ortega

Raffles A

Seetow Shiun Yong; Tan Wee Kian; Jonathan Lim; David Lee; Lee Yin Rong; Ong Woo Sheng; Brandon Chong (4); Tom Yet (1); Lim Shang Cong; Soh Yu Da; Koh Jian Ying (1); Marcus Lee; Brian He

COACH: Wang Jian Guang

Referees:

Tan Hong Boon and Choo Chin Cheng

Synopsis:

The Combined Schools has emerged as the tournament champion with this win over Raffles A. They were in control of the game from the start with Foo Chuan Yu taking slightly more than a minute to score the first goal from a backhand shot. The second goal saw Daryl Fung set up Darrell Teo with a no-look pass that cleverly faked the defenders.  The game then started to get more physical as both teams fought hard for every possession. In the 2nd quarter, the referees awarded a double exclusion as Combined Schools’ Darrell Teo and Raffles’ Lim Shang Cong were caught in a tussle with latter suspended for the remaining of the game for misconduct. Raffles A finally reorganised their attack in the final quarter but failed to threaten Combined Schools’ lead. Raffles A will meet ACS (Independent) in their final game in a fight for 2nd position overall.

Match:

4th-to-6th - Anglo-Chinese School (Barker) vs National Women's Team

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Teams:

ACS (BR)

Loy Zhi Quan; Elliot Leong; Timothy Cheng; Aloysius Lum; Qin Rong; Samuel Wong; Joseph Tan; Prawira; Brice Chan; Rahhl Shankar (4); Rishi; Jeremy Cheong; James Gray

COACH: Kuah Kar Huat

National Women's Team

Lynnette Tan; Ng Yi-Wen; Tan Su-Lynn (3); Adelyn Yew; Dior Lai; Jacqueline Chow; Belinda Ooi; Huang Zhiqian (1); Poh Zhi Ning

COACH: Lee Sai Meng

Referees:

Leong Hoe Yin and Choo Chin Cheng

Synopsis:

It was almost all about Rahhl vs. Su-Lynn as both players scored all except one goal in the game. 1st quarter ended goalless as both teams tried to find an opening. Timothy Cheng came closest with his shot hitting the upright. In the 2nd quarter, Rahhl opened the scoring with 2 almost identical shots taken direct from an ordinary foul outside the 5-metre mark. Su-Lynn then answered back with her own 5-metre shot goal. Su-Lynn continued to lead the Women’s team attack scoring another 2 goals to match Rahhl’s hat-trick by the last quarter. The Women’s team then led for the first time with Huang Zhi Qian scoring a lob shot from 7 metres out beating the out-of-position goalkeeper. Rahhl then capped off his evening with another long-range shot with 3 minutes left. With the remaining minutes, both teams couldn’t gain much ground and had to settle for a draw.

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7th-to-9th - Raffles Institution Team B vs Outram Secondary School

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Top 3 - Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) vs Raffles Institution Team A

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4th-to-6th - Great White Aquatics vs National Women's Team

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