Bowlers Pin-ish Strong At NSG
National School Games - ‘A’ and ‘B’ Division
It was a striking display from our 'A' Division bowlers who excelled at the National School Games Bowling Championship 2024, held from 15 to 22 April 2024. A starlet in the making, Nur Irdina Hazly emerged victorious in the Girls’ Singles event, and alongside teammate Shannen Ong, secured another gold in the Girls’ Doubles. In the Boys’ Doubles event, Mathieu Louis and Ryan Goi worked wonders down the alleys to claim the gold medal, with Mathieu also grabbing a bronze medal for his effort in the Boys’ Singles.
At the National School Games 'B' Division bowling finals that concluded earlier on 8 April 2024, the Girls' Team comprising Hazel Tan Rou En, Nura Salsabila Binte Zulkifli, Nur Iffah Amberlynn Muhammad Zulhaidi, Alyssa Hia Jing Xuan and Rainie Kwek Xin Hwee successfully defended their overall title. Their dominance was evident as they secured titles in all 'B' Division events except the Singles, where they achieved a commendable 2-3 finish.
The boys also showcased their talent, with Caedmon Lim leading the way in the Boys' Singles event. Their impressive performance included two silver medals and a bronze, earning them a well-deserved second place overall.
It was a striking display from our 'A' Division bowlers who excelled at the National School Games Bowling Championship 2024, held from 15 to 22 April 2024. A starlet in the making, Nur Irdina Hazly emerged victorious in the Girls’ Singles event, and alongside teammate Shannen Ong, secured another gold in the Girls’ Doubles. In the Boys’ Doubles event, Mathieu Louis and Ryan Goi worked wonders down the alleys to claim the gold medal, with Mathieu also grabbing a bronze medal for his effort in the Boys’ Singles.
At the National School Games 'B' Division bowling finals that concluded earlier on 8 April 2024, the Girls' Team comprising Hazel Tan Rou En, Nura Salsabila Binte Zulkifli, Nur Iffah Amberlynn Muhammad Zulhaidi, Alyssa Hia Jing Xuan and Rainie Kwek Xin Hwee successfully defended their overall title. Their dominance was evident as they secured titles in all 'B' Division events except the Singles, where they achieved a commendable 2-3 finish.
The boys also showcased their talent, with Caedmon Lim leading the way in the Boys' Singles event. Their impressive performance included two silver medals and a bronze, earning them a well-deserved second place overall.
