Max Lee Shen Oon and Clara Liaw Yanwen showcased impressive resilience at the Asian Diving Championships in Jiangmen, China from 24 to 27 October 2024, bringing home a silver and a bronze medal. Max earned a silver in the Men’s 3m Springboard Synchro event, overcoming recent soft tissue damage to his right elbow. Despite being advised not to compete initially, his determination and rehabilitation allowed him to perform at a high level. Clara, competing in her biggest event to date, secured a bronze medal in the Women’s 3m Springboard Synchro, standing out against tough competition.

Golf: Singapore Junior Masters, Notah Begay III China Grand Finals

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Golfers Anjanette Tan, Chloe Ng, and Passion Hsu, who competed in the Singapore Junior Masters from 30 September to 3 October 2024, performed outstandingly. Passion placed 2nd in the 'B' Division Girls' event and 3rd overall. Anjanette placed 3rd in the 'C' Division Girls', while Chloe finished 5th among the 'A' Division Girls.

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Denise Ng Wan Xin also did well at the Notah Begay III China Grand Finals, held at Mission Hills Golf Club. She secured an impressive 2nd place in the Girls' 'A' Division and ranked 6th overall.

Gymnastics: JRC Stars Championship

The 3rd JRC Rhythmic Gymnastics Star Championships showcased remarkable talent and determination from participants, with standout performances from our student-athletes. Cleo demonstrated grace and skill in the senior ribbon event, finishing 6th with a commendable score of 23.150. Evangeline Ng Hu En also had a strong showing, achieving 8th place in the Individual All-Around with a total score of 74.600. She secured 6th place in both the Junior Ball and Ribbon events, scoring 19.550 and 20.000 respectively.

Sport Climbing: CRANK Lead 2024, Asian Climbing Championship

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Secondary 1 sport climber Janelle Phua, the youngest competitor in the Women’s Intermediate Category at the CRANK Lead 2024 competition in Kuala Lumpur, achieved an impressive feat by winning gold. Despite facing tough regional competitors, she defied expectations and secured the top position in this premier lead climbing event in Southeast Asia.

Natalie Goh Sihui represented Singapore at the IFSC Asian Climbing Championship Tai’an 2024, held from 10 to 14 October in China, where she showcased her skills by reaching the semi-finals in both the Lead and Boulder events. The competition featured a total of 11 countries, with Thailand and Singapore being the only teams from Southeast Asia.

Taekwondo: Asian Open Championships

Nichelle Tan Ying Xuan, a first-year Diploma in Business student-athlete, represented Singapore at the 3rd Asian Taekwondo Open Championships from 17 to 20 October 2024. Nichelle had the opportunity to stand proudly on the podium for clinching a bronze medal in the -53kg category. Additionally, she competed in the -49kg event at the President Cup and the -53kg category at the Australia Open, finishing 5th in both competitions.

Track and Field: Kluang Open

Sheik Fayz Sheik Alaud’ddin had a fruitful training camp in Malaysia from 10 to 19 October 2024. His hard work paid off as he secured a gold medal in the Men’s Open Discus Throw at the Kluang Open, held at Kluang Stadium in Johor on 19 October 2024.

Wrestling: Korea Open Sambo Championship

At the Korea Open Sambo Championships, post-secondary wrestlers Marren McClaren Ravin and Aryan Azman returned home with a medal each. Marren McClaren clinched a silver in the 71kg category while Aryan secured a clinched bronze in the 79kg category.

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