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Canoeing, Fencing, Sport Climbing, Squash, Track and Field, Taekwondo and Triathlon

Canoeing: Singapore Canoe Marathon


Fantastic results and strong determination were on display at the Singapore Canoe Marathon, as Lim Kaijing powered through to clinch 1st place in the Junior Women K2 16km, while Qin Yue delivered a gritty performance to secure 3rd place in the Junior Men C1 16km.

Fencing: Asian Junior & Cadet Championships 2026

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IBDP, Year 6 student-athlete Lee En Qi and alumna Esther Tan put up a strong showing at the Asian Junior & Cadet Championships 2026, held in Jakarta, Indonesia. At the competition held from 20 to 27 February, the duo contributed to a second place finish in the Women's Junior Epee Team event.

Ju-Jitsu: Kejohanan Sukan Tempur Wanita 2026

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Audrey Fan from Secondary 3 claimed gold at Kejohanan Sukan Tempur Wanita 2026 held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She topped the Under 48 15–17-year-old Cadet category at the competition held on 28 February 2026.

Sport Climbing: BFF Vengafest

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At the BFF Vengafest 2026, sport climber Janelle Phua clinched bronze in the Youth B Girls category with 43.9 points, while Kirana Wong from Secondary 1 delivered a strong performance to finish 4th in Youth C Girls with 59.1 points.

Squash: Spark Education Tanglin Junior Open

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Secondary 1 squash player Kaelen Evan Low struck gold at the Spark Education Tanglin Junior Open, producing a standout run to top the podium. The tournament is sanctioned as an ASF Silver event on the Asian Junior Super Series circuit, drawing strong regional competition and offering valuable match exposure.

Taekwondo: Nepal Open Taekwondo Championships

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Nichelle Tan lit up the Nepal Open Taekwondo Championships with a hard-earned bronze. Up against a 13-strong field in the Kyorugi 53kg division, the Diploma in Business, Year 2 student-athlete fought with grit in her weight class to claim a standout third-place finish.

Track and Field: FTAA Junior Allcomers Athletics Championships 2026

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At the FTAA Junior Allcomers Athletics Championships 2026 held from 14 to 15 February 2026 in Malaysia, the track and field team delivered a strong showing, returning with 8 season’s bests and 5 personal bests. First-Year Diploma in Business Studies (SSP-NP) student-athlete Veroy Chua clinched bronze and a personal best in the 400m Hurdles (0.914m) final against Malaysia’s top U21 SUKMA athletes, rising from 6th to 4th among the seniors. It was an impressive feat in just his third race at the Men’s Open hurdle height.

Triathlon: Metasprint Aquathlon Sprint Distance


At the Metasprint Aquathlon Sprint Distance, our past and present student-athletes swam for 750m and ran for 5km to podium finishes. Post-secondary student-athletes Lim Cheng Yu emerged as champion, securing 1st place in both his age group and overall men’s category, while recent graduate Reyes Loh finished 2nd in both his age group and overall men’s standings. Alumna Lim Wan Ting claimed 1st place in her age group and the overall female title. Isabel Lim came in 2nd while Mavis Seah put up a commendable showing with a 4th-place finish in the Female 16–19 age group.